DTVHINDISaudi Arabia denies rumor of launch of world’s richest league as wrong
Saudi Arabia has been associated with the Indian Premier League for a long time. Saudi Arab Government (Pic Source-X) The Indian Premier League is the richest league in the world. Many strong players from all over the world are seen participating in this fantastic tournament. There are many players who are always desperate to play in the Indian Premier League. However, for quite some time now, reports have been coming out that Saudi Arabia is going to start a better league than the Indian Premier League. Let us tell you that Saudi Arabia has been associated with the Indian Premier League for a long time. According to the report, Saudi Arabia is going to start the Amir League more than the Indian Premier League, but its Prince His Royal Highness Saud bin Mishaal Al Saud, who is also the President of the Saudi Arabian Cricket Federation, has strongly criticized these rumours. Prince also said that he has not made any plans for such a league yet. Recently, on November 24 and 25, the Indian Premier League 2025 mega auction was held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. His Royal Highness Saud bin Mishaal Al Saud said that this news is completely false and he has not planned to start any cricket tournament at this stage. IPL auction was the first important step: His Royal Highness Saud bin Mishaal Al Saud According to CricBuzz, His Royal Highness Saud bin Mishaal Al Saud said, ‘The IPL auction was the first important step. This will put our plan on fast track. It would have been absolutely impossible to host it without the support of the Saudi government and BCCI Secretary Jay Shah. Many people have given us a lot of love and I am very thankful for it. Many explosive players were bid in the mega auction of the Indian Premier League 2025 and all 10 franchises included them in their team. The upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League is going to be very exciting. IPL 2025: Most expensive Indian players sold in the auction IPL 2025: Top 5 big players who remained unsold in the auction Rishabh Pant becomes the most expensive player in IPL history The bowler who bowled the most dot balls in IPL history- Batsman who has hit most Test sixes in a calendar year- Virat Kohli made this shameful record in his name in 2024 List of batsmen who scored most runs in IPL history- How many times has India won the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, know here- Which batsman has played the highest innings in BGT? These 8 star players will not play in IPL 2025
Sri Lankan Ambassador to Saudi Arabia meets President of Saudi Cricket Federation in Riyadh
This meeting was conducted by Sri Lankan Ambassador to Riyadh Ameer Ajwad Ameer Ajwad and Prince Saud Al Mishal (Image Credit- Twitter Recently, Sri Lanka’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh, Ameer Ajwad, was seen meeting the country’s Prince and Saudi Cricket Federation President Saud Al Mishal Al Saud. The meeting took place on the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries, the purpose of which included discussing an important development in sports relations between the countries. Specifically, the meeting between Ambassador Ajwad and Prince Al Saud focused on how to leverage cricket as a means of enhancing ties between the people of Sri Lanka and Saudi Arabia. On the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries, both countries seek to strengthen their bond through sports diplomacy. On the other hand, some photos of the meeting of the Sri Lankan Ambassador in Riyadh with Prince Al Saud have been shared by the Sri Lankan Embassy on its official X account, in which he talked about sports and diplomacy. See photos of the meeting of Prince Al Saud and Amir Ajwad Sri Lanka Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Meets with the Chairman of the Saudi Cricket Federation Prince Saud Al Mishal Al Saud Ambassador of Sri Lanka to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ameer Ajwad met with the Chairman of the Saudi Cricket Federation, Prince Saud Al Mishal Al Saud at… pic.twitter.com/kZf53cmImE — Embassy of Sri Lanka in Saudi Arabia (@SLinRiyadh) August 9, 2024 Apart from cricket, various aspects of bilateral cooperation were also discussed in this meeting. During this, Amir Ajwad also expressed his desire to share the country’s cricket expertise with the Saudi Cricket Federation. If Sri Lanka promotes cricket in Saudi Arabia, it can play a vital role in developing cricket infrastructure and talent pool in the country. Also, with its rich cricket heritage and international success, Sri Lanka is set to play a supporting role in promoting the development of cricket in the country. On this occasion, the Head of Chancery of Sri Lanka Embassy in Riyadh, Mr. Anas Amir Ajwad was present. Apart from this, CEO of Saudi Cricket Federation Tariq Saga and Vice President Nawaf Alothaibi were present with Prince Al Saud.
