About the Tournament
Developing Future Stars | U-14 Championship Presented by Icon Sportz and the Academy for Cricket Excellence (ACE) (Estd. 2017), the All India Mr. CUP is the premier platform for Under-14 cricketing talent. We are dedicated to providing a professional cricketing experience with 50-over format matches played with high-quality SG Test Balls. This tournament brings together the best young talent from across the country to compete in Visakhapatnam.
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Get to know the squads that fuel the spirit of the Mr. CUP U-14 Championship. From seasoned academy teams to hungry newcomers, every playing XI brings its own story, style, and strategy to the pitch.
Upcoming Tournaments
All India Mr. Cup
U-14 Championship
- Format: 50 Overs (SG Test Balls)
- Teams: 8 Teams (2 Groups)
- Venue: ACE Cricket Academy
- Live: HD 360° Streaming
GEPL
Godavari Eastern Premier League
- Format: T20 Blast
- Region: Regional Championship
- Features: Auction Based Teams
- Coverage: Live Broadcast
Doctor Premier League
Corporate & Professional Edition
- Eligibility: Medical Professionals
- Format: Weekend League
- Type: Tennis / Leather Ball
- Event: Networking Gala Dinner
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Team
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W
L
Jakarta Blaze FC
33
11
3
Jakarta Blaze FC
33
11
3
Jakarta Blaze FC
33
11
3
Jakarta Blaze FC
33
11
3
Jakarta Blaze FC
33
11
3
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