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Lucknow owners agree deal for Manchester Originals
Manchester Originals become the second Hundred franchise to partner with an Indian Premier League team after Lancashire agree a deal with Lucknow Super Giants.
RPSG Group bags Manchester Originals team
The RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group has acquired a 70 percent stake in the Manchester Originals cricket franchise for approximately 75 million pounds. This transaction marks the first time a majority stake has been bought in a Hundred franchise.
Lucknow owner snaps up majority stake in Manchester Hundred franchise
Indian billionaire Sanjiv Goenka purchases ECB’s 49 per cent share and 21 per cent of Lancashire’s for around £75m
Sanjiv Goenka acquires Manchester Originals for £107 million
Sanjiv Goenka, the Kolkata-based business tycoon and owner of Lucknow Super Giants and Durban Super Giants, has acquired the Manchester Originals franchise in The Hundred tournament. As per Cricbuzz, the deal was finalized at a price just over £100 million, £107 million to be precise.
After MI, LSG owners buy stake in Manchester Originals
According to reports, LSG owner Sanjiv Goenka is also in talks to buy further stakes in the team from Lancashire which currently holds the remaining 51%.
Sanjiv Goenka's RPSG Group secure Manchester Originals in England's Hundred competition
Sanjiv Goenka's RPSG Group already owns Lucknow Super Giants in the Indian Premier League and Durban Super Giants in the SA20. The Group has now secured stakes in Hundred franchise Manchester Originals.
RPSG Group secures majority stake in Manchester Originals for £107 million
RPSG Group, owned by Sanjiv Goenka and IPL franchise Lucknow Super Giants' owner, is set to acquire a 70% stake in Manchester Originals for £107 million. This move follows RPSG's recent unsuccessful bid for London Spirit and marks an expansion for RPSG in English cricket.
Goenka outbids an IPL team to acquire Manchester Originals for 107m
Sanjiv Goenka, the Kolkata-based owner of Lucknow Super Giants and Durban Super Giants, and the head of RPSG Group, has landed the Manchester Originals franchise in The Hundred tournament. The Lancashire-based franchise were led by Phil Salt, in the absence of regular national skipper Jos Buttler, last season of the 100-ball competition.
RPSG Group Strikes Partnership with Manchester Originals in The Hundred
RPSG Group, owners of Lucknow Super Giants, has won a partnership bid to co-run The Hundred's Manchester Originals. They secured 49% stake, enhancing cricket's future in Manchester. Lancashire, seeking an IPL partner,
India's RPSG Group buy stake in Hundred's Manchester Originals
The owners of Indian Premier League side Lucknow Super Giants won the right to buy a 49 per cent stake in Manchester Originals on Monday in the latest auction of The Hundred franchises.
Sanjiv Goenka, owner of Lucknow Super Giants, acquired Manchester Originals in The Hundred
As per reports, Sanjiv Goenka, the owner of Lucknow Super Giants, has acquired Manchester Originals in The Hundred.
Sanjiv Goenka's RPSG Group win race for Manchester Originals stake
Lancashire have secured the IPL partner they wanted to run Manchester Originals as a joint venture, with Sanjiv Goenka's RPSG ...
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Another IPL Franchise Buys Stakes in The Hundred
Lancashire has successfully secured an Indian Premier League (IPL) partner to run Manchester Originals as a joint venture.
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