Punjab Tennis Cricket League
Register now for the cricket tournament! Show your skills, play with the best players, and compete for the top prize. Don't miss your chance to be part of this exciting competition!
Tournament Prizes
From team victories to individual brilliance—every great performance gets the reward it deserves.
Champion Team
₹ 8,00,000
Man of the Series
Runner-Up Team
₹ 4,00,000
Best Batsman
₹ 25,000
Best Bowler
₹ 25,000
What You'll Experience
Join the Punjab Tennis Cricket League and be part of a tournament built on integrity and passion.
Seamless Tournament Management
A dedicated team ensures flawless scheduling, match coordination, and event execution.
Premium Cricket Facilities
Get ready to smash sixes on well-prepared grounds designed specifically for tennis cricket — a true festival vibe with all the right setups.
Same Rules for Everyone
We make sure every team follows the same rules, and matches are judged fairly without any bias.
Built Around Community
We collaborate with schools, clubs, and communities to inspire the next generation of players.
Key Players
These athletes have demonstrated remarkable skill, dedication, and sportsmanship, making significant impacts on their respective teams.
Sukhi Kmam (Hunter)
Sukhi Kamam, also known as "Hunter," comes from the village of Kamam in Nawanshahr. He is a well-known cricket player in Punjab and has become very popular because of his success in the game. He has won many prizes, like a tractor, a Landi jeep, a car, a bike, a scooter, a gold chain, an LED TV, and more. Sukhi has broken many records in Punjab and made a big name for himself through cricket. A while ago, he moved to New Zealand, where he is still playing cricket.
Talwinder Sosan (Gladiator)
Talwinder Sosan, also known as "Gladiator," was born in the village of Sosan in Moga city. He has made a big name for himself in Punjab through cricket. He has won many prizes, including a car, bike, scooter, gold chain, LED TV, and more. He has one of the biggest fan followings in Punjab—people really like him and enjoy watching his matches. Talwinder has set many major records in Punjab cricket. A while ago, he moved to Canada, where he now plays leather ball cricket.
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