Celebrity Cricket Tournament 2026 Puts Real-Life Heroes in the Sporting Spotlight
The Celebrity Cricket Tournament (CCT) 2026 brought together professionals from diverse fields for a celebration of cricket, camaraderie and sportsmanship at Rajagiri College Ground on October 11. Organised by Pegasus Global Pvt. Ltd. in association with Unique Business Club (UBC) and the Federal International Chamber Forum (FICF), the tournament featured four teams: Crick-IT Cricket Club, Cochin Ortho Warriors, Kerala Lawyers XI and TCS. Crick-IT Cricket Club emerged champions, defeating Kerala Lawyers XI by 26 runs in the final.
Founded in 2017 by Dr Ajit Ravi Pegasus, CCT has evolved from a tournament featuring directors, actors and producers into a platform recognising real-life heroes across professional sectors. This year’s edition welcomed participants representing medicine, engineering, law, information technology, arts, entrepreneurship, business, corporate leadership and media. The initiative aims to bring professionals together beyond their workplaces, encouraging meaningful connections through the spirit of sport.
In the final, Crick-IT Cricket Club scored 150/3 in 12 overs, while Kerala Lawyers XI managed 124/8. Navaneeth R was named Player of the Match for scoring 52 off 20 balls, while Vijin contributed 37 off 18 deliveries. Ahad scored 43 off 23 balls for Kerala Lawyers XI. Crick-IT captain Ajith Divakaran took three wickets, while Prasanth Sharma and Rahul Mohandas claimed two wickets each. TCS finished third, followed by Cochin Ortho Warriors in fourth place.
The tournament was powered by Nandilath G Mart, Gokulam Kerala FC, Bright Outdoor Media Solutions and DQUE Watches. VPS Lakeshore Global Lifecare and St. Joseph’s Hospital Trust, Manjummel, served as medical partners, with ONSITE 360 as associate partner. CCT continues to offer a platform where professional achievement meets sporting passion, celebrating individuals whose contributions to society deserve recognition.
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