New Delhi: Dream League of India, a unique tennis cricket ball league, was launched at a grand ceremony in Delhi on Thursday. According to a Dream League of India release, the Dream League of India will be for both Junior (13–18) and Senior (18+), in which six franchises will participate in both categories. Bollywood actor Sonu Sood has been appointed as the Commissioner of Dream League of India. One of the six celebrity faces is the acclaimed music icon Salim Merchant joining the league. Sarvotech Sports launched the league, aimed at nurturing the best ground talent, which gives top performances to represent the Indian tennis cricket team in tennis cricket internationally.

From these fair tests, 860 juniors and 860 senior players will be selected for DLI auction, where six franchisees in each category will choose their team. Players selected from fair tests will enter the Dream League of India auction.

Top protesters will get a chance to represent Team India in tennis cricket by the selectors of the International Tennis Cricket Federation (ITCF) and Tennis Cricket Association of India (TCAI).

In addition, without selling players will compete in the country's largest inter-zonal tournament, with zonal champions to the all-zonal championships. The winning team will face season 1 franchise champion in season 2 opener, ensuring that every player gets the path of identity and national pride.

Speaking at the launch of DLI, Director of Sarvotech Sports, Rishabh Bhatia said, “In Sarvotech Sports, we are committed to convert dreams into reality. Dream League of India shows our faith in the grassroots and our passion to see our passion in new areas in sports. There is a real chance. ”

Speaking on the occasion, actor Sonu Sood, League Commissioner, DLI said, “Dreams should be chased – and they should be realized. Dream League of India is not just about a game, it is about giving wings to thousands of young athletes across India. I am proud to be a part of a movement that will inspire, uplift and transform the game. (ANI)