Archive · 17 Jun 2025
Mumbai's GMCL Launches Cricket League; Partners with Police
A new cricket league called Gali Mohalla Cricket League (GMCL) has started in Mumbai to help young people.
It's not just about cricket; it's also about helping them stay away from drugs.
The league is working with the police.
There will be many teams playing, and the winners can get a big prize.
The league wants to find talented players and give them a chance to shine.
It is trying to make a difference in young people's lives.
Gali Mohalla Cricket League (GMCL) launched in Mumbai, focusing on grassroots cricket.
GMCL partnered with the Maharashtra Police to combat drug addiction.
The league aims to include 500 teams, 5500 players, and 5000 matches in Mumbai.
Teams can register for ₹1100 and compete for an ₹11 lakh prize pool.
Opening matches will be held at Khar Gymkhana in association with Maharashtra Police.
- Who
- Gali Mohalla Cricket League (GMCL), Maharashtra Police, and various stakeholders including spiritual heads and business directors.
- What
- Launch of the Gali Mohalla Cricket League (GMCL) in Mumbai, with a focus on grassroots cricket and combating drug addiction.
- When
- The launch was announced on June 17.
- Where
- Mumbai, India.
- Why
- To promote grassroots cricket, identify talent, support de-addiction, and empower youth.
League Aims & Objectives
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Focus on Youth Development
League Aims & Objectives
GMCL's aim is to nurture young talent, promote fitness and mental resilience through cricket.
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De-addiction Initiative
League Aims & Objectives
The league also partners with the Maharashtra Police to combat drug addiction among youth.
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- League Name
- Gali Mohalla Cricket League (GMCL)
- Location
- Mumbai, India
- Partners
- Maharashtra Police
- Teams Planned
- 500
- Players
- 5500
- Registration Fee
- ₹1100
- Prize Pool
- ₹11 lakh