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Dubai: Master’s Premier League cricket tournament launched

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October 15, 2015

Dubai, Oct 15: The Master’s Premier League comprising 12 top teams from GCC countries was launched in a glittering function at the Lotus grand hotel in Dubai on October 14 in the presence of team owners.

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In this tournament, which presents a different notion of cricket, each team will have at least 8 Indian players. As many as 3 foreign players are allowed to be part of the team.

Day/night matches will be held in ICC academy sports grounds on October 15 and 16. Final match will be witnessed by former Pakistani international cricketer Mudassar Nazar.

A total of 14 league matches, four quarter finals, two semi finals and one final will be played on two grounds in two days. It’s a T8 cricket championship and the tournament has prize money of Aed 55,000.

As came to understand players from domestic clubs in India and Pakistan will be in action in the tournament. A few UAE local players who represented the country will be on cards.

The event is supported by Vanoo group, Mr. Balaji Narayan, Arif Khan, Nafis Group, Dr. Haris, Oxford Marine, Shanan Star, Kuwait riders and Red bull.

Media manager Balaji Narayan, event sponsor Vanoo’s manager Dr.Sanjay, Master’s Premier league President Sadiq kaup, Dr. Haris, Don D’souza from Kuwait Raider’s, Mr. Irshad from Nafis group and the event host Sabir Sayad were present.

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