Indian cricket icon Yuvraj Singh has been named the captain of India Champions for the second season of EaseMyTrip WCL Season 2, set to take place in the United Kingdom this July. After leading his team to victory in the inaugural season, Yuvraj will once again take charge, with former India opener Shikhar Dhawan making his debut in the tournament following his retirement from international cricket last year.
Yuvraj Excited to Lead Again
Expressing his enthusiasm about captaining the team, Yuvraj Singh said,
"I am thrilled to once again represent India in EaseMyTrip WCL Season 2. The memories of our triumph in the first season will always remain special."
The first season of the tournament featured several Indian cricket legends, including Suresh Raina, Robin Uthappa, Irfan Pathan, and Yusuf Pathan, all of whom showcased their brilliance and passion for the game. The tournament quickly gained global popularity, allowing fans to witness their cricketing heroes in action once again.
Tournament’s Vision and Growth
Harshit Tomar, Founder of EaseMyTrip WCL, emphasized the league’s role in cricket’s future:
"This tournament serves as a platform where senior cricketers can continue to contribute to the sport. Seeing cricket superstars recreate their magic is a dream come true."
Nishant Pitti, Chairman and Founder of EaseMyTrip, highlighted the significance of the event, calling it more than just a tournament—"a celebration of cricket legends and their remarkable legacy."
Participating Teams & India Champions’ Goals
The India Champions team, owned by Sumant Bahl, Salman Ahmed, and Jaspal Bahra, will return to Edgbaston to compete against teams featuring international stars from Australia, West Indies, England, Pakistan, and South Africa.
Co-owner Sumant Bahl reflected on the team’s success in the previous season, saying,
"Owning the India Champions team and winning the title by defeating Pakistan in the final was a dream come true. We are eager for Season 2 and are determined to defend our title with an even stronger squad."
