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Rajasthan Marbles win BJYM T20 Cricket League
At the final of the ‘BJYM T20 Cricket League’ team Rajasthan Marbles beat Garg Distributers by nine runs to win the title.
At the final of the ‘BJYM T20 Cricket League’ team Rajasthan Marbles beat Garg Distributers by nine runs to win the title. Hyderabad, 15th October, 2016: BJYM, is here with its Grand presentation ceremony, The Tournament featured 12 teams and the matches were played professionally at various grounds of Twin Cities. BJYM is 1st of its kind and exclusive cricket tournament for businessman and sports enthusiasts alike. BJYM is organised by Bhagyanagar Jain Yuva Mandal Hyderabad and Secunderabad. It is for the business community.
BJP MLA Raja Singh and actress Simrath Juneja presented the trophy to the winners at a ceremony held on Sunday. The tournament for businessmen featured 12 teams. Speaking on the occasion the Chief Organiser of the tournament said, “In order to promote sports in the business community we organised this tournament and it was a great hit among the business community of twin cities "I am more than happy to see the enthusiasm among the people of Hyderabad regarding cricket. Cricket is treated like a religion in India so seeing businessmen and young entrepreneurs taking out time from their busy schedule and participating actively in the tournament is making me feel great," he said.
