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RPSG investment in The Hundred can recapitalize county game: Originals chair

NEW DELHI: The RPSG group buying a majority stake in Manchester Originals franchise in The Hundred is seen as breathing life into the finances of the Lancashire County Cricket Club. While the investment is a part of the growth strategy for RPSG, the owners of Lucknow Super Giants and Durban…

The Times of India

New owners want Manchester Originals to rival profile of City and United

Challenging Manchesters United and City is within the reach of the Manchester Originals, according to the Hundred franchise’s new majority share owner

The Guardian - UK

Lancashire want to rival United and City as sporting attractions in Manchester

RPSG Group have agreed to pay around £80million for a 70 per cent share of Manchester Originals.

The Independent UK

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IPL Auction 2025: LSG invest in Rishabh Pant's positive character, seen as a leader

Franchise owner, mentor, coach tell TOI that wicket-keeper's positive mindset can lift team

The Times of India

Mayank Yadav's impact was deciding factor, not his injuries: Lucknow Super Giants

KOLKATA: An amount of Rs 11 cr will sound princely for a 22-year old who spends perhaps as much time in the sick bay as on the field. However, the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) owners never had a doubt that they wanted to hold on to their express bowler Mayank…

The Times of India

At LSG, I want to create a winning atmosphere: Nicholas Pooran

KOLKATA: Nicholas Pooran has taken some giant strides as a batter in the past couple of years. Quite a bit of the Trinidadian's success has come in the IPL, as a key member of Lucknow Super Giants. So, when LSG marked the former West Indies captain as their number one…

The Times of India

IPL 2023: Lucknow Super Giants to wear Mohun Bagan colours against Kolkata Knight Riders

NEW DELHI: Lucknow Super Giants will not wear their regular jersey when they face Kolkata Knight Riders on Saturday in their final Indian Premier League league-stage match of the season at Eden Gardens in Kolkata. The franchise has decided to don Mohun Bagan's fabled green and maroon-coloured jersey instead.

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