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Siliguri Strikers Reveal Marquee Picks Ahead Of Inaugural Bengal Pro T20 League
The Bengal Pro T20 League: Siliguri Strikers have announced Akash Deep and Priyanka Bala as their marquee player for men's and women's teams ahead of the upcoming Bengal Pro T20 League, which is set to kickstart from June 11 at the iconic Eden Gardens.
"Siliguri Strikers is proud to announce the marquee players for the Bengal Pro T20 League. Having experienced players like Akash Deep and Priyanka Bala as a part of our team , we are confident that the team will reach to greater heights,” said Rishabh Bhatia, the marketing head of Servotech Power Systems Ltd
Akash Deep, a 27-year-old cricketer who has played for RCB in IPL 2024 and previously donned the Indian Test cap has been revealed as the marquee player for the men's team. Joining him is Priyanka Bala, a 28-year-old cricketer who recently showcased her talent in the women's IPL. Priyanka played for Mumbai Indians in the WPL 2024.
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