The wait is finally over for the Valiant Premier League, which will now introduce its sixth season, with the tournament expected to witness more thrilling action than ever. It's going to be bigger and better for sure in Gujarat's immensely popular Valiant Premier League, which aims to promote the rural cricketers.
In this particular season, the Mumbai Horses team is being led by Bollywood singer Jyotica Tangri, who is also the brand ambassador of the team, and Mitesh Narigara, a fashion model from Gujarat and City Brand Ambassador of Mumbai Horses. The team is one of the five teams competing in the much-awaited VPL Season 6. Ahmedabad Fighters, Rajpipla Kings, Delhi Titans, and Surat Warriors are the other teams participating in the competition.
ALSO READ: Iceland Cricket's Humorous X Post Amid T20 World Cup Uncertainty Goes Viral
Jyotica Tangri is an Indian playback singer. She is also known for her strides in the Punjabi music industry as well. Having worked in some notable movies like Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana (2017), Total Dhamaal (2019) and Bajre Da Sitta (2022), Joyotica's association with the tournament is expected to create an impressive impact. She debuted with "Jai Maa" in Behen Hogi Teri (2017). She has sung for films like Half Girlfriend (2017), Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana (2017), and Fukrey Returns (2017) as well.
Recommended For You
ALSO READ: Virat Kohli's Instagram Account Visible Again, Fans Take Sigh Of Relief Amid Speculations
Mitesh Narigara is a talented fashion model from Rajula, Gujarat, making waves in the industry with his charming looks and charismatic presence. As the brand ambassador of Valiant, he brings a touch of glamour to the tournament. Notably, Mitesh is consistently active on Instagram, frequently sharing updates and engaging with his fans. Mitesh Narigara adds significant star power to the Mumbai Horses team in VPL6. His association with Valiant and presence at events have likely boosted the team's visibility,
A few weeks back, the VPL 6 players draft triggered incredible excitement among cricket enthusiasts and supporters of the league.