93.5 RED FM Mangalore All Set to Organize Cricket Extravaganza ‘Red Premier League’: Check Out

Superhits 93.5 RED FM, is organizing the Red Premier League, a cricket extravaganza for all cricket enthusiasts across the state. The presenting sponsors for the tournament are Nippon Paint for the cities of Bangalore, Mangalore, Bellary, Hubli, and Gulburga, and Phoenix Suzuki for Mysore.
RPL is a tennis ball cricket tournament organized with the objective of encouraging and recognizing cricketing talent in companies by providing them with the much required platform.

This sport event intends to encourage sportsmanship and awareness towards physical fitness among corporate employees, who fall prey to the sedentary lifestyle that affects their health and wellbeing.
RED PREMIER LEAGUE, as a prelude to the cricket fever that the T-20 matches bring in, is a perfect reason for aspiring teams to get on to the cricket grounds and display their passion for the game.
The schedule of the matches is as follows:

Matches in Mysore on 19th, 20th and 21st March 2021
Matches in Mangalore on 27th and 28th March 2021
Matches in Kalaburgi on 3rd and 4th April 2021
Matches in Bellary on the 4th April 2021
Matches in Hubballi on 9th 10th and 11th April 2021
Matches in Bangalore on 16th and 17th
Finals In Bangalore on 18th April 2021

B Surendar, Director and COO Red FM Network, said, “With IPL set to take off very shortly in India, the cricket fever gripping the country is all set to reach a crescendo soon.

“We at Red FM have always treated Sports and Cricket as an integral part of our content on Radio, Digital and BTL platforms. Going ahead, we have some exciting plans on Cricket involving lots of engagement and interaction with our customers.

“As a part of the same, we are organizing the ‘Red Premier League’ a corporate cricket tournament covering all the major cities in Karnataka for the first time. Looking at the enthusiastic response we have got till now from all quarters , we are confident that this initiative will come out really well,” Surendar said.