It reflects Oval’s standing as emphatically the best team in the past two years, during which they have played 18 matches and lost just three. Not quite Invincibles, but a remarkable record in a ...

(Bloomberg) -- The billionaire Ambani family won the bidding battle for a stake in the Oval Invincibles cricket team in London, after interest from private equity firms and Silicon Valley executives.

Saudi Arabia is readying a bid to host the Olympic Games but is prepared to wait until 2040 to maximise its chances, a leading official has told City AM. Group CEO of Diriyah Company Jerry ...

has successfully acquired the Oval Invincibles franchise in The Hundred for £123 million, outbidding other competitors. This addition makes it the sixth global cricket team under their ownership ...

ECB will sell the teams in phases, allowing potential investors to stay in the race even if they don’t secure a team in the initial ... on the blocks will be Oval Invincibles, the Surrey county ...

Oval Invincibles was first up in the blocks. The ECB is conducting the sale in a phased manner so that the investors who fail to bag a team can come back to bid for the remaining sides.

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), the owner of Mumbai Indians, are set to acquire a 49% stake in Oval Invincibles ... Oval will be RIL’s sixth team in franchise cricket. They currently own ...

India's richest family has clinched a landmark deal to buy a 49% stake in the Oval Invincibles in a deal that will unite the London-based team with the ownership of the Indian Premier League's ...

The Oval Invincibles have established themselves as a dominant force in The Hundred, securing four titles in as many years. The women's team achieved back-to-back championships in the first two ...

India's richest family has clinched a landmark deal to buy a 49% stake in the Oval Invincibles in a deal that will unite the London-based team with the ownership of the Indian Premier League's Mumbai ...

Reliance Industries Limited, owners of Mumbai Indians, acquired a 49% stake in London’s Oval Invincibles for around £61 million. The move positions MI as influential in English cricket governance.