The coordinators announced on Tuesday that the inaugural Indian Road Chief Association (ISPL) will start at Walk 2.
It will be India’s first T10 tennis ball cricket league, known as the ISPL. Six groups will stand out in the competition, each of which is claimed by establishments based in Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, and Srinagar.
Mumbai will host all 19 of the matches.
“The Indian Super League (IPL) not only elevates a captivating and dynamic cricket league structure to unprecedented heights, but it also opens doors for extraordinary talent that often goes unnoticed,” declared BCCI Financier Ashish Shelar, an ISPL centre council member.
