T20 Mumbai League Receives 2800+ Registrations for Season 3

Mumbai T20 League

Mumbai: The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has recorded over 2800 player registrations for the third edition of the T20 Mumbai League, which begins in May this year.

This incredible response reflects Mumbai’s strong cricketing culture. It also highlights the growing importance of the league as a platform for young players to showcase their skills, the MCA stated in a press release.

League Returns After Six Years, Sparks Citywide Excitement

The MCA organizes the T20 Mumbai League, considered one of India’s top domestic T20 tournaments. Since its launch in 2018, the league has helped players like Shivam Dube, Tushar Deshpande, and Shams Mulani advance their careers.

Now, Season 3 is making a comeback after six years. With entries coming in from all parts of Mumbai, excitement is building across the cricket community. From this large pool, the MCA will shortlist players for the upcoming auction.

MCA Applauds City’s Response

MCA Secretary Abhay Hadap expressed excitement at the overwhelming interest. “The response to Season 3 is phenomenal,” he said. “More than 2800 registrations show how deeply Mumbaikars love the game. It also proves the popularity of the league.”

He added, “We’re committed to supporting the next generation of cricket stars. The enthusiasm we’ve seen motivates us to make this season even more impactful.”

Eight Teams to Compete, Two New Franchises Join

This season will feature eight teams. These include returning franchises such as:

• North Mumbai Panthers
• ARCS Andheri
• Triumph Knights Mumbai North East
• Namo Bandra Blasters
• Eagle Thane Strikers
• Aakash Tigers Mumbai Western Suburbs

Additionally, two new teams will join the lineup. This will bring fresh energy and new rivalries to the tournament.

With the player auction coming soon, fans are eager to see which talents rise. The T20 Mumbai League continues to serve as a key stepping stone for players aiming to shine on larger stages.

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