Mitchell McClenaghan, Chaminda Vaas among other stars to join Legends League Cricket Season 2

New Delhi, 24 July 2022: League of Cricket Legends building momentum and excitement among the fans added more iconic players such as Ian Butler (NZ), Mitchell McClenaghan (NZ), Elton Chigumbura (Zimbabwe), Dhamika Prasad (Sri Lanka), Paras Khadka (Nepal), Chaminda Vaas ( Sri Lanka), Christopher Mpofu (Zimbabwe) and Lakshmi Ratan Shukla (India), for Season 2.

Ever since Legends League Cricket announced the venue for Season 2 in India, there has been immense excitement and interest among fans. Iconic and legendary players like Dale Steyn, Jacques Kallis, Virender Sehwag, Irfan Pathan, Yusuf Pathan, Muralitharan, Monty Panesar, Praveen Tambe, Naman Ojha, S. Badrinath, Stuart Binny and Asghar Afghan have been added to it in the previous weeks.

It was recently announced that the second season of the LLC will be held in India instead of Oman, with the League CEO adding that he has received a great response from fans and the cricket community to host the event in the Asian country.

Raman Raheja, Co-Founder and CEO of Legends League Cricket said: “We have been getting a great response from fans and the cricket community since the announcement of the venue, with the addition of Ian Butler, Mitchen McClenaghan, Chaminda Vaas and more, Season 2 is getting hotter by the day in the afternoon We welcome these players to the Legends family and look forward to them re-creating some of the best moments of cricket on the field.”

We have constantly received requests from fans to host the series in India and we are excited to bring the second season of Legends League back home. We have the maximum number of cricket fans in India.”

“The first season had the highest viewership in India, followed by Pakistan and Sri Lanka, followed by the rest of the world. We hope to provide the best experience to our viewers and cricket lovers. We are sure that cricket fans will be happy with our decision to shift the base to India because the excitement of watching cricket live is unmatched,” he added.