The process of expanding the franchise owners of the Indian Premier League in the Foreign Cricket League continues. After buying teams in the Caribbean Premier League, SA20, Major League Cricket and LT20 League, now their scope is spreading in England. England tournament 'The Hundred has now become the newest stop. In the IPL, Mumbai Indians owner Mukesh Ambani's company Reliance Industries recently bought a big team of this tournament. Now Sanjeev Goenka, owner of Lucknow Super Giants, has also taken entry in The Hundred. Goenka's company RPSG has entered into an agreement to buy a large share for about Rs 600 crore in the famous team Manchester Originals of this league.

Goenka became the owner of so many parts

According to the report by ESPN-Cricinfo, the RPSG group has won the dialect for Manchester Originals, one of The 8 teams in The Hundred. This company owned by Goenka will now buy 49 percent of the England Cricket Board in this team. According to the report, in the auction, Goenka Group judged the total price of this team near about 116 million pounds and won the auction. In this way, now RPSG will have to spend about 54 million pounds i.e. about 610 crore rupees for 49 percent stake.

After purchasing a stake in Manchester originals, RPSG will now run The Handred women and men teams in association with Lancasher County Cricket Club. Lancasters County holds a 51 percent stake in it. The eyes are now on whether the County Club sells some of its 51 per cent of its part. The Goenka Group already owns the Lucknow Super Giants franchise in the IPL, which is the most expensive franchise in the league. RPSG bought this franchise with a bid of about Rs 7092 crore in the 2021 auction.

Ambani has also bought this team

Apart from this, the group also has the Durban Super Giants franchise in the SA20. Now the franchise of Goenka Group has spread to three countries in franchise cricket. He has become the second franchise of the IPL to buy the team in The Hundred. Earlier, Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industry bought a 49 per cent stake in about 61 million pounds in Oval Invinsables. Apart from these two, the co-owner GMR Group bought Hapshar County Cricket Club in Delhi Capitals. In such a situation, it is believed that they will also buy a share in the Southern Brave.