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Sport
  
Twenty20 Cricket

Founded
  
2011

Affiliation date
  
2011

Abbreviation
  
HPRCL

Affiliation date
  
January-2011

Affiliation
  
Indian Premier Corporate League

The Himachal Pradesh Rural Cricket League (HPRCL) is a Twenty20 Cricket League. Founded in 2011, HPRCL is associated with the Indian Premier Corporate League and Indian Twenty20 Cricket Federation, and aims to provide a platform for talented but poor cricket players from rural and remote areas.

Contents

Shri Narinder Verma is the First Director of the Himachal Pradesh Rural Cricket League.

Teams

  • Ghannahatti Gladiators
  • Chopal Sultans of Speed
  • Rampur Dashing Dudes
  • Dhundan Typhoons
  • Kinnauri Icicles
  • Sunni Panthers
  • Junga Jaguars
  • Arki Rajputana's
  • Theog Hawks
  • Kotkhai Cowboys
  • Jubbal Royals
  • Rohru Blasters
  • Kasauli Go-n-Getters
  • Darla Dominators
  • Palampur Pythons
  • Manali Invincibles
  • Rajghari Cheetas
  • Sujanpur Bulls
  • Bajaura Tornados
  • Sundernagar Dragons
  • Karsog Big Bullets
  • Director of HPRCL

    The post of Director of HPRCL is the most prestigious post in the HPRCL.

    History

    Himachal Pradesh Rural Cricket League was founded in 2011.

    Tournaments and trophies - 2011

  • HPRCL - 2011 (29 December 2011 to 31 December 2011)
  • HPRCL - 2011, the title Trophy was won by Ghannahatti Gladiators under captain Shri Praveen Chauhan. Ghannahatti Gladiators bowled out Dhundan Typhoons with a score of 49 and got a score of 50 with 2 wickets down in just 5 overs. Shri Mohd Abid (Dhundan Typhoons) got Man of the Tournament Trophy, Shri Praveen Chauhan(Ghannahati Gladiators) won best Batsman of the Tournament and Shri Manoj Kumar(Ghannahati Gladiators) won best Bowler of the Tournament.

  • Lt. Surat Ram Rajta Memorial Trophy (20 August 2011 to 22 August 2011)
  • LSRR Memorial Trophy, won by Chopal Sultans of Speed under captain Shri Praveen Dogra.

    References

    Himachal Pradesh Rural Cricket League Wikipedia


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