ETPL starts from July 15, 6 teams will compete, special connection with Abhishek Bachchan

The European T20 Premier League starts on July 15 and will final till August 3. It will be performed by 3 international locations with 6 teams. There will be a complete of 33 league matches. The league will be hosted for the primary time in Dublin and Rotterdam. Abhishek Bachchan is the co-founder and promoter of this league. He’s a famend Bollywood star.

Abhishek Bachchan has arrived in Dublin and was warmly welcomed. He was there to advertise the European T20 Premier League (ETPL). ETPL is a T20 franchise league that has been sanctioned by ICC. It’s meant to create a novel partnership between Eire, Scotland, and the Netherlands and to lure top-class cricketers throughout the globe. ETPL will host top-class cricketers from completely different cricket-playing nations and re-establish itself as a world-class match on the worldwide T20 calendar.

Abhishek Bachchan totally loved Eire’s prestigious St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, the place he acquired huge help from native followers and the NRI group. He additionally visited the Indian Embassy in Dublin, the place he was welcomed by India’s Ambassador to Eire, Akhilesh Mishra. Abhishek Bachchan, ETPL co-owners Priyanka Kaul, and Saurav Banerjee had been honored with the normal shamrock presentation by Cricket Eire CEO Warren Deutrom and Irish cricket legend Kevin O’Brien.

Abhishek Bachchan, Co-Founding father of ETPL, stated, “Visiting Dublin has been an extremely humbling expertise. The heat and hospitality of the individuals right here is really overwhelming. I stay up for coming right here time and again. The European T20 Premier League has established a special bond between me and Eire, which I will all the time cherish.

This league is not only one other match, it’s a catalyst for change on the planet of cricket. As the game continues to develop past its conventional boundaries, ETPL will function a vibrant, international platform that brings gamers, followers, and cultures collectively. It isn’t nearly celebrating expertise; it’s about igniting a motion that will go away an indelible mark on cricket globally.”