Former ICC Chairman N Srinivasan has claimed that the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) has grown over the past few years developing into a well-renowned tournament. He also added that the local league has created great a lot of awareness for cricket, particularly in the rural regions of the state.

The Supreme Court came out with their verdict which states that players who are registered with other cricket associations will not be allowed to take part in this year’s Tamil Nadu Premier League. The third edition of TNPL is set to begin on Wednesday will see eight teams with a squad of 20 each.

The BCCI has recently passed on a 10-point advisory to all state units which contains updated rules and regulations that pertains to the hosting of T20 tournaments. The advisory is believed to be issued by the members in the Special General Meeting (SGM) that was held on June 22. 

Anil Kumble has insisted that Indian team have enough experience in both bowling and batting departments to outwit England in the upcoming series. Kumble revealed that his company along with Microsoft would be unveiling a new technology during the Tamil Nadu Premier League to analyze batting.