Mohammad Kaif and RP Singh to feature in Legends League Cricket Season 2

New Delhi, July 25, 2022: Legends League Cricket will see participation from Mohd Kaif and R P Singh. Both the players were part of season one as well and have made an immense contribution to series during first season.

With the new season being played in India, there is a huge fan following which is building up for Legends League. With more legends confirming to play for season 2, the series is experiencing a massive recognition amongst cricket lovers. In the previous weeks, the league has added iconic and legendary players like Brett Lee, Dale Steyn, Jacques Kallis, Virender Sehwag, Shane Watsaon, Irfan Pathan, Yusuf Pathan, Muralitharan, Monty Panesar, S. Badrinath and Stuart Binny,

Raman Raheja, Co-Founder & CEO, Legends League Cricket said, “Raman Raheja, Co-Founder & CEO, Legends League Cricket said, “I am sure fans are going to love every moment of cricket with their favourite legends. We saw some pure competitive cricket during the season one and we hope with the new players joining, the competition will become even more exciting and interesting. We welcome these players to the Legends family and looking forward to seeing them recreate some best cricketing moments on the pitch.”

A lot of star players have confirmed their participation

Meanwhile, a lot of other star players have confirmed their participation in the second season of the Legends League Cricket. Jacques Kallis, Dale Steyn, Mitchell McClenaghan, Chaminda Vaas, Shane Watson, Matt Prior, Harbhajan Singh, Eoin Morgan, and Brett Lee are a few star players among many to feature this season. Moreover, the tournament is set to be played in India this season, unlike last time when it was played in Oman.

“We have been constantly receiving requests from fans to hold the series in India and we are excited to bring the Legends League second season back home. We have the maximum number of cricket fans here in India. The first season had maximum viewership from India, followed by Pakistan and Sri Lanka followed by the rest of the world.

“We hope to give a better experience to our viewers and cricket enthusiasts. We are sure that the cricketing fans will rejoice in our decision to shift the base to India as the excitement of watching live cricket cannot be matched,” Raheja said about the decision.