Archive · 19 Sep 2026
Ayush Mhatre Seeks Lalbaugcha Raja’s Blessings With Cricket Bat
Ayush Mhatre visited the famous Lalbaugcha Raja shrine in Mumbai.
He prayed to Lord Ganesha with folded hands.
He also bowed before the idol.
Mhatre brought his cricket bat as a special offering.
He placed the bat near the idol and put tilak on it.
Devotees often visit Lalbaugcha Raja to seek blessings and fulfill wishes.
Mhatre previously captained the team that won the Under-19 World Cup.
After an injury ended his IPL 2026 season midway, he will try to return through domestic cricket for Mumbai.
Chennai Super Kings cricketer Ayush Mhatre visited Mumbai’s Lalbaugcha Raja shrine.
Mhatre prayed before the idol with folded hands and bowed at its feet.
He offered his cricket bat to Lord Ganesha during the visit.
Mhatre applied tilak from the idol’s feet onto the bat.
The 19-year-old was ruled out of IPL 2026 midway through the season after an injury.
- Who
- Ayush Mhatre, a Chennai Super Kings cricketer who also plays domestic cricket for Mumbai.
- What
- He visited Lalbaugcha Raja, prayed, and offered his cricket bat to Lord Ganesha.
- When
- The article does not specify the date of the visit.
- Where
- Lalbaugcha Raja shrine in Mumbai.
- Why
- He sought Lord Ganesha’s blessings and made a devotional offering.
- Cricketer
- Ayush Mhatre
- Team
- Chennai Super Kings
- Shrine
- Lalbaugcha Raja, Mumbai
- Offering
- Mhatre’s cricket bat
- Age
- 19
- Recent achievement
- Captained the Under-19 World Cup-winning team
- Injury update
- Ruled out of IPL 2026 midway through the season