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16th SILF Turf Cricket League: 24 law firms confirm participation

The registration deadline for the event falls on September 15, 2024.

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24 leading law firms have confirmed their participation in the 16th edition of the SILF Turf Cricket League, with more expected to join before the registration deadline on September 15

The confirmed participating law firms include:

  • AZB & Partners

  • Dua Associates

  • Wadia Ghandy & Co.

  • Emerald Law

  • Saraf & Partners

  • S&A Law Offices

  • Lall & Sethi

  • Saikrishna & Associates

  • Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas

  • Khaitan & Co.

  • Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan

  • Burgeon Law

  • Luthra & Luthra

  • S&R

  • Jaitley & Bakhshi

  • Vaish Associates

  • TT&A

  • Dentons Link Legal

  • King Stubb & Kasiva

  • HSA Advocates

  • SKV Law

  • Phoenix Legal

  • Kochhar & Co.

  • JSA

The league format ensures that each team will get to play 3 league matches and at least 1 knockout match.

Matches will be played on weekends at the Modern School, Barakhamba Road and the Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce , Pitampura.

This year, most matches of the tournament will be live streamed on YouTube with commentary and scorecards. There will also be facilities of 3rd Umpire for run out and stumping decisions at all matches played at Modern School.

Bar & Bench has partnered as the tournament's Digital Media Partner, with Hamdard Joshina joining as the Wellness Partner and Ram Rattan Group as the Luxury Farmhouse Partner.

There are still a few sponsorship opportunities available, including Presenting Sponsor, Knowledge Partner, and Drinks Partner.

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