Mangalore Premier League T-20 Beckons Budding Cricketers


Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (CN)

Mangalore, Dec 6: Now it is time to take T-20 cricket to rural places in the districts of Udupi, Mangalore, and Coorg. 

Mangala Sports Pvt Ltd is launching the ‘Mangalore Premier League (MPL)’ in February 2010 as a platform for talented cricketers to compete at the state and national level.

“The MPL is a window of opportunity for budding and talented next generation cricketers between 17 to 30 years of age. It offers the youth a platform to showcase their talent to the cricketing world. Mangalore Premier League is the largest youth brand for cricket in Mangalore today”, said Shashidar Kodical, managing director, Mangala Sports Pvt Ltd, speaking exclusively to Daijiworld.com.

The event will be organized at one of the best grounds of Mangalore, NMPT Ground, Panambur, on February 13 and February 14, 2010, under lights.

Eight teams and 150 players will play in the tourney. The cup will be played with auctioned teams from Kundapura, Udupi / Manipal, Karkala / Moodbidri, Suratkal / Mulky, Mangalore, Bantwal / Belthangady, Puttur / Sullia, and Madikeri.

‘The prime objective of the tournament is to identify and source talent from Mangalore, Udupi, and Coorg districts and offer young talented cricketers the opportunity to participate in tournaments organized in Karnataka like KPL, Ranji Trophy, and also BCCI organized IPL and other tournaments which helps brighten their future”, added Shashidar.

More details on the event will be available on Daijiworld.com in the coming days.

  

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  • K.SRIVATHSA, KARKALA,HIRGAN VILLAEG

    Sat, Feb 13 2010

    Dear Sir I witnessed the match in Mysore along with Chru Sharma As A Invitee.My peronal approach to give my voice to our Young Cricketers with the voive of J.P.NARAYN Famour AIR Commentrator. Waiting for ur cooperation in this Regards

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  • naushad bajal, jubail/bajal

    Thu, Jan 28 2010

    thanks all mpl organisers...

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  • Prakash, Mangalore/Dubai

    Wed, Dec 09 2009

    MPL Pls do not keep any Age Bar to play cricket. It should be Talent which you have to see and the ability to play. Not the Age. Please Please consider this.

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  • Thomas Dsouza, Gorigudda?israel

    Mon, Dec 07 2009

    its very good news for Mangalore Cricket Lovers.Good luck to MPL

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  • Dayanand Bangera, Katapady / Udupi / Abu Dhabi

    Sun, Dec 06 2009

    Well done Shashidar Kodical. All the best. Hope, our youngsters will make use of this to enter into highlevel cricketing world.

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  • kalandar mahammad, harekla m'lore,jeddha

    Sun, Dec 06 2009

    it's really a nice work by mpl i really appriciate go ahead

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  • Denzil Fernandes, Dubai

    Sat, Dec 05 2009

    Good initiative by Mangala Sports. Hats off to Shashidhar Kodical who has given something for the young cricketers of Mangalore, Udipi and Coorg. This is a big chance for the cricketers to prove their worth and go ahead to play in bigger tournaments. Once this happens, our boys can fight for a place in the Ranji teams of Karnataka. Success will then follow for the boys. One only hopes that there will be some star cricketers emerging from MPL. Well done Shashidhar Kodical for your idea to unearth talent.

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