Live the Thrill of the game
By Eduard Bănulescu
Does it get more exciting than the Champions League fantasy football being played right now?
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Last week was called, by some, the best UCL football in over a decade. That sounds promising, but you’ll need the right kind of players to tackle this week’s events. This is a list of the players that, I think, will push you toward the top.
Arsenal vs. Atletico Madrid
Whatever you’ve heard about Arsenal, forget it! The Gunners have become an efficient, winning machine. Its style is not made for entertainment, but earns results.
I see Raya as a possible goalie choice for your fantasy football team, maybe as a sub. Gabriel, Saliba, and White can earn a lot of points. Rice always is worth taking a risk on. Eze is an alright, but not spectacular choice.
Gyokeres has proven his worth recently. He’s an alright pick.
Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid doesn’t have Arsenal’s squad depth. But Diego Simeone‘s boys have grit. I think they’ll deliver a good performance.
Now that Oblak is fit once again, he’s the best available goalkeeper at this stage of fantasy
I would take a chance on the defenders Hancko, Pubill, and Ruggeri. Llorente, Simeone and Cardoso work more than most. Alvarez can be the striker who makes the difference, but there’s a degree of risk.
Bayern Munchen vs. Paris-Saint Germain
Paris Saint-Germain put in a spectacular performance last week. Yes, it was nearly equalled by Bayern. Can the French side do it in front of the Bavarians’ excited fans?
PSG’s got an excellent squad. Start with midfielders Vitinha and Neves if you can afford them. Doue and Zairre-Emery are excellent picks, and they’re affordable.
Kvaratskhelia and Dembele are luxury picks, but this is the moment to get them. If you can only pick one, I’d choose Dembele for this one.
Mendes and Pacho are fine defensive picks. Marquinhos is always a leader, but doesn’t always earn a lot of points in fantasy football contests like this one.
Meanwhile, Bayern’s a strong, balanced squad that can always surprise PSG’s defenders if they’re not careful.
The Players You Should Avoid for the Semifinals Second Leg
Hincapie is set to start for Arsenal, but I think that there are better defensive opponents. The same for Zubimendi. Not convinced by Saka and Trossardeither.
Griezmann and Lookman are also sensational players, but could be neutralised by Arsenal’s defenders.
Safonov is not the best goalkeeping choice in my humble opinion. Just check out his stats, or a replay of last week’s game. Ruiz is also a good midfielder, but he’s had recent injuries, so you don’t know if he’ll play the full 90 minutes, or even start as the previews suggest he will.
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What is Box Cricket League? Full Guide
Cricket in India has never needed an excuse. Give ten people a rubber ball, a lamppost, and twelve square feet of open ground, and a match breaks out. So when the Box Cricket League showed up on Indian television in 2014 with celebrities swinging bats in a walled indoor enclosure. The country did what it always does with cricket. It adopted it immediately.
But here’s the part that the show’s creators at Marinating Films probably didn’t script: the format leaked out of the TV studio and into real life. Today, box cricket is one of the fastest-growing recreational formats in urban India.
Office teams book indoor arenas on Saturday mornings. College squads play elimination rounds on weekday evenings. And it’s the Box Cricket League that put all of this in motion, both the show and the concept. What started as a team-based indoor game is now turning into a high-stakes 1v1 showdown, thanks to Khelomore Sixer, where there are no teammates, no second chances, just six balls to hit as many sixes as possible or walk away.
What is Box Cricket League?
The Box Cricket League (BCL) is an Indian sports reality television show that brings celebrities, TV actors, digital creators, and public figures together to play indoor box cricket in a fast-paced, competitive league format. Think of it as the offspring of the IPL and a reality TV show, compressed into a walled playing area roughly the size of a large living room.
The show premiered in 2014-15, inspired loosely by the Celebrity Cricket League, and quickly found its audience. Matches are played indoors. Teams represent cities.
Over three or four seasons, the competition grew from 8 teams to 10, then consolidated down to 6. It has aired on Sony Entertainment Television, Colours TV, and MTV India— three very different channels. It tells you something about how broadly the show tried to cast its net.
What distinguishes the box cricket league from regular cricket is the enclosure itself. Walls replace boundary ropes. A ball cannoning off a wall can still count as a four or six, depending on the rules in play. LBW doesn’t exist here. The ceiling height matters. The pitch is shorter. Everything is compressed, faster, and louder.
That’s the show. But the box cricket league concept is now something India plays, not just watches.
The Seasons, the Teams, and Delhi Dragons’ Reign
Four seasons in, the BCL has produced some clear storylines. The biggest one? Delhi Dragons absolutely dominated this league.
| Season | Year | No. of Teams | Winner | Broadcast |
| Season 1 | 2014–15 | 8 | Delhi Dragons | Sony Entertainment Television |
| Season 2 | 2016 | 10 | Delhi Dragons | Colors TV |
| Season 3 | 2018 | 10 | Lucknow Nawabs | Colors TV |
| Season 4 | 2019 | 6 | Delhi Dragons | MTV India |
Three titles out of four. The Dragons didn’t build a dynasty in the traditional sense (this is a celebrity cricket show, after all!). But the consistency says something about team cohesion and good casting decisions by whoever assembled that squad.
The teams themselves are city-based and celebrity-led, with some names that became genuinely recognisable to BCL fans: Mumbai Tigers, Chandigarh Cubs, Kolkata Babu Moshai, Jaipur Raj Joshile, Ahmedabad Express, Rowdy Bangalore, Chennai Swaggers, Goa Killers, Lucknow Nawabs.
Some appeared for one season and vanished. Others stuck around.
The format of the competition across all seasons follows a league stage → semi-finals → final progression.
BCL also expanded into regional editions: BCL Punjab, BCL Marathi, BCL Sandalwood (Kannada), and BCL Kollywood (Telugu). Regional language audiences got their own celebrity cricket content. It is a smart move, honestly.
What IPL Did to Cricket, and What BCL Did Next
You can’t tell the box cricket league story without acknowledging what the IPL did to cricket’s cultural footprint in India.
When the IPL launched in 2008, it didn’t just create a new tournament. It created a blueprint: shorter formats, city loyalty, entertainment value layered on top of the sport, celebrity ownership, and prime-time television. It proved that cricket could be packaged differently and still sell out stadiums.
BCL took that same logic one step further. If the IPL compressed Test cricket into T20, BCL compressed T20 into a 6-to-10-over slugfest inside four walls. It lowered the participation barrier.
You no longer needed a full ground, eleven players, a proper pitch, or professional equipment. Except the same cricket fitness on ground. Suddenly, cricket was accessible to anyone with a turf booking and six friends.
That’s the real legacy of BCL in India. The normalisation of box cricket as a format that actual people can play.
Box Cricket League Rules to Note
Team Size:6 to 8 players per side.
Match Length:3 to 10 overs per innings. BCL television matches run around 10 overs per side. Recreational games often go shorter.
Bowling Limit:Usually a maximum of 2 overs per bowler. Prevents one person from bowling the whole match.
Boundaries & Walls:Walls replace ropes. A ball hitting the wall can count as 4 runs. Clearing a designated mark = 6. Rules vary by venue.
Wickets & Dismissals:Bowled, caught (including catches off walls), and run-out are all valid. LBW is not.
Extras & Penalties:Wides and no-balls add runs to the batting side. Some formats apply a penalty (like -5 runs) per wicket, to keep scores interesting.
Height Restrictions:Deliveries above a certain height (usually shoulder or head level) are called wide. Essential in a low-ceiling indoor space.
Retirements:Batters sometimes retire after a set number of runs (e.g., 30 or 40) so everyone in the team gets time in the middle.
The Ground and Equipment
Ground size: Roughly 40–50 feet in length, 25–30 feet in width
Ceiling height: 10–12 feet for indoor venues
Pitch length: 18–22 yards, sometimes shorter depending on the venue
Walls: Padded or netted, surrounding the entire playing area
As for the equipment used in cricket of this format, it adapts to the indoor setting. A softer rubber or tennis ball replaces the hard leather ball in most recreational games, protecting both players and the walls.
Lightweight bats are preferred since the backswing space is limited. Stumps and bails are standard. Gloves and pads are optional at the recreational level.
The confined space is the whole point. You can’t slog it to deep midwicket. You can’t run four and a half steps to the boundary. Every shot has to be deliberate, and every bowler has to think about angles differently. That’s what makes box cricket legitimately skill-heavy despite the format looking chaotic from the outside.
Why the Box Cricket League Still Matters
The show itself has been on and off the air. Season 4 aired in 2019, and there’s been no confirmed return since. But the box cricket league as a cultural moment already did its job. It took a format that existed in pockets across India and gave it a name, a structure, and a prime-time stage.
Today, thousands of Indians play box cricket every week without having watched a single episode of BCL. They play it because it’s fast. Because it fits inside a 90-minute slot after work. Because it doesn’t require eleven players or a maidan or a groundsman. The show normalised the format, and the format found its own life.
That’s the real answer to “what is box cricket league?”
It’s a show that became a movement. A celebrity sport that turned civilian. And right now, it’s probably being played within a few kilometres of wherever you’re reading this.
Khelomore Sixer: Box Cricket as a 1v1 Sport
Box cricket is usually a team game. Khelomore flipped that.
The Khelomore Sixer is a 1v1 format. One batter, one bowler, one over. The batter’s only job is to hit as many sixes as possible. Win the match, advance to the next round. Lose, and you’re out. Simple as that.
So far, 30 games have been held across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, and Pune.
Mumbai was the starting point, and the response there was strong right from the first event. That’s what led to expanding into Navi Mumbai, the suburbs, and eventually Pune. Winners walk away with a cash prize of ₹15,000, plus a trophy and medal.
And it’s only getting bigger from here.
After the initial run of games, Khelomore Sixer caught real traction in the box cricket community. Now, Tenxu is coming on board as a collaborator, and the next two months will see 10 tournaments across 10 IPL cities. The Mumbai edition is the one to watch, Sachin Tendulkar is expected to be there.
Find a Box Cricket Venue Near You
No group chats. No calling venues. Open the Khelomore app, pick your sport, choose your time, and book a court nearby. It’s that straightforward.
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FAQs
Is the Box Cricket League still active?
The TV show hasn’t aired new seasons since 2019. However, the format it popularised is widely played across India in recreational leagues, corporate events, and local tournaments.
Who owns Box Cricket League?
Box Cricket League was created and produced by Marinating Films, a production company known for celebrity-driven television content in India.
Where can I watch the Box Cricket League?
Past seasons are occasionally available on TV network platforms or streaming services associated with channels like Sony, Colours, or MTV, depending on licensing availability.
How is box cricket different from gully cricket?
Box cricket is played in enclosed indoor turfs with structured rules, scoring systems, and bookings. Gully cricket is informal, played in open streets with flexible, improvised rules.
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Gor Mahia move closer to SportPesa League title after beating Murang’a SEAL to go 4 points clear
Gor Mahia moved a step closer to reclaiming the SportPesa League title after convincingly beating Murang’a SEAL 1-3 on Sunday afternoon at Nyayo National Stadium, stretching their lead in the title race back to four points against rivals AFC Leopards with two matches remaining.
The win moves the League leaders to 68 points, keeping them firmly in the driving seat for the championship and leaving them just one win away from securing the title.
For MSEAL, the home defeat leaves them frozen on 41 points, keeping them mid-table but denting their ambitions of securing a top-half finish as the season reaches its climax.
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Gor Mahia move closer to SportPesa League title
The match sparked into life in the 18th minute when Gor Mahia opened the scoring from a perfectly weighted pass by Shariff Musa, he ensuing melee found Samuel Kapen, who wasted no time dribbling past goalkeeper Boniface Ngamau to slot home the opener.
The host responded almost immediately with an attack of their own, and exactly 18 minutes later, they found the equalizer. A long ball from goalkeeper Ngamau found its way into the danger zone within seconds, where Lucas Maina flicked it on to Joe Waithira, who fired home to send the teams into the break level.
The second half proved to be a more tactical affair, but the visitors reclaimed the lead in the 52nd minute. A long throw-in by Samuel Kapen was flicked over by Frank Odhiambo and miscued by Ben Stanley Omondi, falling kindly for Shariff Musa on the right, who made no mistake in slotting home.
SEAL moved in swiftly and thought they had a second equalizer just minutes later after a wonderful, grass cutting free-kick from Waithira, but Bryne Omondi was equal to the task, pulling off a spectacular save to keep Gor ahead.
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The points were safely secured in the 78th minute when Shariff Musa turned provider. Musa ran swiftly down the right flank before delivering a pinpoint pass to substitute Ebenezer Assifuah, who fired home with clinical composure.
In a frantic final few minutes, Murang’a SEAL made one last desperate attempt to claw their way back, but the youngster-heavy frontline ran out of ideas as Gor Mahia’s experience shone through, ensuring the match ended 1-3.
The win maintains Gor Mahia’s dominance over Murang’a SEAL this season, and they will head home happier of the two teams, standing on the very cusp of a historic 22nd league title.
Starting Lineups
Murang’a SEAL: Bonface Ngamau, Victor Omulama, Dennis Munyovi, Prince Musebe, Paul Ngugi, United Telvin Maina, Washington Owen, Joe Irungu, Lucas Maina, Michael Macharia, Victor Haki.
Gor Mahia: Bryne Omondi, Paul Ochuoga, Bryton Onyona, Mike Kibwage, Frank Odhiambo, Alpha Onyango, Ben Stanley, Lawrence Juma, Shariff Musa, Patrick Essombe, Samuel Kapen.
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Live the Thrill of the game
By Eduard Bănulescu
With the EPL season nearly over, let’s talk about the players who can improve your fantasy football team, and the ones that you should think twice about picking.
This is frankly the very best time for fantasy football Premier League, with Round 37 and the end of the season just around the corner.
Of course, you can also increase your enjoyment by joining FootballCoin’s free EPL fantasy football contest and win some nice prizes in the process as well.
The “Must-Haves”
I like this Fulham side as they travel to Wolves, the first team relegated out of the EPL this season. Leno can keep a clean sheet. Wilson, Chukwueze and Lukic all look like strong candidates for your fantasy football team ahead of this one.
Arsenal can inch closer to the title by winning against 19th-place Burnley. An efficient, no-fuss victory is to be expected. Point-wise, Saliba, Gabriel, Rice, and Gyokeres can prove smart picks for this game, in which the Gunners will have plenty of possession.
West Ham’s got no choice but to play like a team that can lose it all. Newcastle’s dragging its heels toward the season finale.
Regardless of the final score, I expect Mavropanos, Soucek, Wan-Bissaka, Bowen or Todibo to try and put in a very good showing here.
The “Might As Well Try ‘Em”
Manchester United is nearly qualified for the UCL, and Nottingham Forest has saved itself from relegation. These things can add up to make a pretty dull affair.
I expect a few defensive errors on both sides here. Still, with one assist standing between him and the record, B. Fernandes could be a good pick here. Casemiro and Mainoo have been in good form recently.
Meanwhile, I think that Wood, Jesus and Anderson can have a good game against a sluggish Red Devils defence.
The “Need One More Player for a Full Squad”
Round 37 begins with an unlikely showdown. Liverpool battles Aston Villa for a Champions League spot. Both teams have players who can be decisive. Both teams have many exhausted players.
To my mind, the defensive players will be important here. If you’re looking to flesh out your squad, I think that Van Dijk, Konsa, Mings and Digne are good picks. Szoboszlai is always a strong choice regardless of the result.
Leeds playing Brighton is an even-sided game. Sure, both Calvert-Lewin and Welbeck will be using this as an opportunity to audition for the England World Cup squad. However, I also think Bijol and Rodon may also be strong picks here.
Everton’s in need of a win to help push the team toward European qualification. However, Sunderland’s still a strong opponent. Players like Tarkowski, Garner, Dewsbury-Hall, as well as Mukiele, Xhaka or Le Fee have put in strong numbers across the season. There’s no reason to assume that they’ll lose their nerve at this juncture.
Player Cards to Avoid Ahead of Round 37
Liverpool is unlikely to lose against Aston Villa. But I would stay away from picking Kerkez (something I’ve recommended throughout the season), as well as Konate, Jones, and Wirtz.
A comfortable Manchester United is an efficient Manchester United. This week, I’d stay away from Mazraoui, Maguire, Martinez or Shaw. I also don’t have great confidence in Zirkzee‘s potential to score here.
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Best Box Cricket Grounds in Hyderabad
Cricket already dominates India. But here’s the twist! Short-format, turf-based versions of the game are exploding in popularity across cities. In fact, trending box cricket venues in urban areas are seeing consistent evening bookings, with peak demand stretching from 8 PM to even 2 AM in some cities.
Why? The sport is faster, social, and fits neatly into modern city life. That’s exactly why formats like turf cricket have become widely popular across India in recent years.
Hyderabad reflects the shift clearly. The city now has a growing network of turfs, each competing to offer a better playing experience. So if you’ve been searching for a box cricket ground Hyderabad, you’re already a part of a much bigger trend.
Box Cricket Ground Hyderabad: Top 10 Venues
| Venue Name | Area | Starting Price |
| TurfTime | Alijapur | ₹350 |
| Roofer Hyderabad | Gachibowli | ₹550 |
| MAXX ARENA | Malakpet | ₹800 |
| Hotfut | Gachibowli | ₹700 |
| SL Sports | Amberpet | ₹500 |
| Players Space | Attapur | ₹1000 |
| The Pitch | Inner Ring Road | ₹250 |
| Elite Play Zone | Sri Nagar Colony | ₹600 |
| MAER Academy | Ramanthapur | ₹500 |
| Futfall | Attapur | ₹600 |
1. TurfTime
TurfTime feels like it was built for people who take their evening cricket seriously but still want it to feel relaxed. The turf quality stands out, and the extended hours mean you can squeeze in a game after work without rushing. The vibe is social: teams laughing, quick matches, rematches. It works for both beginners and regulars. Among box cricket grounds in Hyderabad, this one balances pricing and experience really well.
Address: Plot No 63 & 64, Road, Baba Colony, Qutub Shahi Tombs, Alijapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 500104.
Timings: 7:00 AM – 11:59 PM
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹350 onwards
Amenities: Squad Size 6v6, Artificial Turf, Changing room, Seating Lounge
2. Roofer Hyderabad
Roofer blends fitness and sport in a way that stands out. The astroturf is consistent, and the lighting setup makes night games feel sharp and competitive. You’ll notice players here take their sessions seriously. Coaching adds another layer if you’re looking to sharpen skills. If you want a box cricket Hyderabad with structure and discipline, this one ticks that box.
Address: 28/136A, Gachibowli – Miyapur Rd, Anjaiah Nagar, Gachibowli, Hyderabad 500035.
Timings: 5:00 AM – 11:59 PM
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹550 onwards
Amenities: Artificial Turf, Changing room, Drinking Water, First Aid, Flood lights, Washroom
3. MAXX ARENA
Playing cricket on a rooftop? That alone changes the mood. MAXX Arena brings in a slightly premium feel with its large playing space (5000 sq. ft.) and café attached. The turf mix ensures a realistic bounce, which serious players appreciate. Then you finish your game and grab food without stepping out. It’s easy to see why this is counted among the best box cricket in Hyderabad right now.
Address: 5th Floor, Above Zudio, Anand Nagar Colony, New Malakpet, Hyderabad 500036.
Timings: 5:00 AM – 11:59 PM
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹800 onwards
Amenities: Cafe, Drinking Water, First Aid, Flood lights, Parking, Seating Lounge, Washroom
4. Hotfut
Hotfut runs like a multi-sport playground, but its box cricket setup deserves attention. The space feels energetic, almost like something is always happening. Late-night slots stretch till 2 AM, which is rare. Planning a post-dinner match? This works. Among trending box cricket venues, Hotfut continues to draw crowds for both casual and competitive games.
Address: Sy. No. 91, SVK (Sundarayya Vignana Kendram), Greenland’s Colony, Gachibowli, Hyderabad, Telangana 500032.
Timings: 6:00 AM – 2:00 am
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹700 onwards
Amenities: 6v6 Squad Size, Parking, and Washroom
5. SL Sports Box Cricket
If you want a straightforward, no-nonsense cricket session, SL Sports does the job. Clean setup, manageable pricing, and a simple booking flow. It suits smaller groups who want quick games without distractions. Compared to flashy venues, this one focuses on gameplay. That’s why it still holds relevance in the Hyderabad box cricket scene.
Address: Bank Colony, Somasundara Nagar, Amberpet, Hyderabad, Telangana 500013.
Timings: 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹500 onwards
Amenities: Squad Size 5v5, Drinking Water, Parking, and Rental Equipment
6. Players Space
Players Space brings scale into the picture. An 8v8 setup gives you a slightly bigger game feel, closer to traditional cricket but still fast-paced. Infrastructure quality is noticeable from the first step. Yes, it costs more. But the experience matches it. If you’re searching for the biggest box cricket in Hyderabad, this one deserves a look.
Address: 4-7-155/31/A/4, PR Nagar, Attapur, opposite Pillar no 161, Hyderabad, Telangana 500048.
Timings: 5:00 AM – 11:59 PM
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹1,000 onwards
Amenities: Squad Size 8v8, Artificial Turf, Drinking Water, First Aid, and Floodlights
7. The Pitch
Open 24 hours. That alone changes how you plan your games. Early morning? Midnight? Doesn’t matter. The Pitch keeps things accessible. The turf supports both cricket and football, and the presence of a cricket academy adds credibility. If flexibility matters to you while choosing a box cricket ground Hyderabad, this venue stands out immediately.
Address: Inner Ring Rd, Nawab Saheb Kunta, Babul Reddy Nagar, Hyderabad 500077.
Timings: 24 Hours
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹250 onwards
Amenities: Squad Size 6v6, Changing room, Drinking Water, Flood lights, Parking, and Washroom.
8. Elite Play Zone
Elite Play Zone focuses on gameplay comfort. High nets, strong lighting, and consistent turf bounce make a visible difference during matches. You won’t feel restricted while playing aggressive shots. It’s a great pick for weekend matches with friends. Among the box cricket grounds in Hyderabad, this one brings strong value for money.
Address: Sree Rama Colony, Sri Nagar Colony, Y junction, Hyderabad, Telangana 500013.
Timings: 5:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹600 onwards
Amenities: Artificial Turf, Drinking Water, First Aid, Flood lights, Parking
9. MAER Cricket Academy & Box Cricket
This venue leans towards players who want to improve while still enjoying the game. Bowling machines, nets, and structured practice areas elevate the experience. It’s not only about hitting sixes. It is about refining technique too. If your idea of box cricket in Hyderabad includes skill-building, go for this.
Address: 4-63/28/A, Sri Ramanapuram Colony, Ramanthapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 500039.
Timings: 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹500 onwards
Amenities: Artificial Turf, Bowling Machine, Changing room, Drinking Water, Flood lights, Parking, and Washroom.
10. Futfall
Futfall introduces a slightly different turf experience with its two-tone grass. It feels smooth underfoot and reduces strain during longer sessions. The facility is clean, well-lit, and easy to access. If you’ve been searching “box cricket near me” and want something reliable, this is a strong pick in Attapur.
Address: Pillar Number 202, Ideal Homes, opp. SALWAH COMPLEX, Attapur, Akbar Hills, Royal Colony, Rambagh Colony, Hyderabad, Upperpally, Telangana 500048.
Timings: 6:00 AM – 1:00 am
Booking Cost/Hour: ₹600 onwards
Amenities: Artificial Turf, Changing room, Drinking Water, First Aid, Flood lights, Parking, Washroom.
How to Pick the Right Ground?
- Location: Long drives kill spontaneity.
- Turf Quality: Impacts gameplay immediately.
- Lighting: Night matches need consistency.
- Squad Size: Bigger groups need larger setups.
- Budget: Prices vary widely.
Book Your Game Without the Hassle
Scrolling through contacts, calling venues, checking availability. It slows everything down. That’s exactly where Khelomore changes the flow.
Download and open the app. Pick your sport. Choose your slot. Done.
From discovering the best box cricket in Hyderabad to locking in last-minute games, it puts everything in one place with no back-and-forth.
And here’s the thing. You’ve only seen ten venues here. There are many more listed on Khelomore waiting to be explored.
Final Thoughts
Hyderabad’s box cricket scene is growing rapidly. New turfs, better facilities, longer playing hours. It is all happening right before our eyes.
So the next time someone in your group says, “Where are we playing?”, you already have the answer.
Pick a box cricket ground in Hyderabad, book your slot, and get the game started.
FAQs
What is the box cricket format?
Box cricket is a fast-paced version of cricket played in a smaller enclosed turf. Teams usually play 5v5 to 8v8, with shorter innings and rules designed for quick, high-energy matches.
How many players are needed for box cricket?
Most games require 10 to 12 players total. Common formats include 5v5, 6v6, or 7v7, depending on the turf size and venue rules.
Are the box cricket grounds in Hyderabad open at night?
Yes. Many venues operate late into the night, some even 24 hours. Floodlights ensure clear visibility, making night matches a popular choice among working professionals.
Do I need to bring my own equipment?
Not always. Several venues provide bats, balls, and wickets. However, bringing your own gear can improve comfort and familiarity during play.
How to book box cricket on Khelomore?
Download the Khelomore app, choose your location, select a turf, pick a time slot, and confirm your booking. It removes the need for calls or manual coordination.
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Posta Rangers beat Sofapaka to move four points clear of SportPesa League relegation zone
- Posta Rangers beat Sofapaka 3-0 to move four points clear of the SportPesa League relegation zone.
- The match was staged at Kasarani Annex on Monday, May 11.
- Jackson Macharia, Caleb Olilo, and Elvis Noor scored the crucial goals for the Mailmen.
Posta Rangers moved four points clear of the relegation zone after thrashing the National Super League-bound side Sofapaka 3-0 on Monday afternoon at the Kasarani Annex.
Heading into this clash, the Mailmen needed the three points more in their survival fight than Sofapaka, who have already been relegated.
As a result, Posta climbed to 13th place on the table with 36 points, four ahead of 16th-placed Ulinzi Stars, who sit on 32 points. With three matches remaining, Ulinzi still have a game in hand
SportPesa League Player of the Month for March, Jackson Macharia, led a trio also featuring Elvis Noor and Caleb Olilo to hand their side three crucial goals at home.
READ MORE: APS Bomet cruise past Mathare to boost survival hopes as Kariobangi Sharks edge Nairobi United & escape the drop zone
Posta Rangers beat Sofapaka 3-0
Posta will now look ahead to their final three fixtures, hoping to dodge relegation this season just like they did the last one.
They face Nairobi United next, then take on KCB FC, and their last league match will be against Ulinzi Stars a showdown that could determine the fate of both sides if they slip up in their upcoming encounters before meeting.
READ MORE: Shabana FC held by Ulinzi Stars in their final match at Gusii Stadium this season
For the 2009 champions, who got relegated after a 2-2 draw with Mathare United, there is nothing to lose but to keep battling for pride and finish the league on a high note as they head into the NSL.
They still have showdowns against KCB, Shabana FC, and another relegation candidate, Kariobangi Sharks.
This solo fixture played on Monday closed out SportPesa League Round 31, where thrilling matches were played from Saturday.
AFC Leopards managed to edge out Mara Sugar 2-1 at the Nyayo National Stadium to revive their title talks after they had stumbled in back-to-back matches. On the same day, Shabana’s last match of the season at the Gusii Stadium saw them held to a goalless draw by Ulinzi Stars.
READ MORE: AFC Leopards revive title hopes with hard-fought win over Mara Sugar
On Sunday, the drama continued with six thrilling encounters, with the title race heating up and teams also fighting relegation battles.
Gor Mahia were close to losing against Kenya Police at Nyayo Stadium, only for Ebenezer Assiufuah to come off the bench and score an equalizer.
After Police dominated the match, Gor salvaged a point and went seven points clear, nearing a 22nd title.
Kariobangi Sharks beat Nairobi United 2-0 to lift themselves out of the relegation zone, while Murang’a SEAL, after an eight-match winless run, managed to beat Kakamega Homeboyz 1-0 at the SportPesa Arena.
Mathare United saw a beating at home against high-flying APS Bomet, with KCB sharing spoils with Bandari FC, who picked up their 17th draw of the season.
Tusker FC returned to winning ways with a 2-0 win over Bidco United, who are also relegation candidates.
READ MORE: Assifuah salvages a point for Gor Mahia in draw against Kenya Police as they go seven points clear
SportPesa League Round 31 Results
Saturday
- Shabana FC 0-0 Ulinzi Stars
- AFC Leopards 2-1 Mara Sugar
Sunday
- Gor Mahia 1-1 Kenya Police FC
- Mathare United 0-2 APS Bomet
- Kariobangi Sharks 2-0 Nairobi United
- KCB 2-2 Bandari FC
- Tusker FC 2-0 Bidco United
- Murang’a SEAL 1-0 Kakamega Homeboyz
Monday
- Posta Rangers 3-0 Sofapaka
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Live the Thrill of the game
By Eduard Bănulescu
Europa League fantasy football success is the real measure of a football connoisseur. But even the very best, as I’m sure that you are, need a helping hand from time to time.
Here are the players that, I think, will improve your selection. I’ve also assembled a small list of avoidable mistakes.
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Aston Villa vs. Nottingham Forest
This has drama written all over it. It also has a dull draw written all over it, so you might as well prepare yourself.
Nottingham Forest is enjoying a late-season renaissance. Vitor Pereira needs to get his players to defend well, and they’ll be in the final.
This means Milenkovic, Morato, Anderson, and Dominguez will prove important. It means Ortega will get the opportunity to be a hero.
Hutchinson is alright. Gibbs-White can be a really good pick if you can afford his card, with the playmaker eyeing a spot in the World Cup for England.
However, strikers Jesus and Wood, great as they are, may not see much of the ball.
Meanwhile, Aston Villa needs to attack, score early, and win the UEL to ensure a profitable return to the Champions League next season. The team is certainly motivated, if knackered from the busy schedule.
Rogers, Buendia and Watkins will be essential to Unai Emery‘s side’s success. But are they enough? That’s why we watch games like this with great anticipation. Personally, I think there are three excellent strikers, none of whom is in great form.
I do think that McGinn and Tielemans are strong picks. Cash and Digne will often try to cross the ball from the flanks. Martinez has many fans, but his performances have been hit-or-miss.
Freiburg vs. Braga
Realistically, Braga looks to need just to hold on to a result, and the Portuguese side will get the chance to play for the Europa League trophy. Practically, the German side, Freiburg, is going to make it difficult.
I won’t lie. This, on paper, doesn’t sound like the most exciting semi-final. Still, that’s where real football knowledge comes in.
The side’s most important players are the wingers/wing-backs in the team’s 3-5-2 formation. This will likely be Gomez and Dorgeles (although last-minute squad changes could occur).
Braga’s Zalazar will try to supply some magic. The record signing could get a few chances on the counterattack.
Central defender Lagerbielke is also a smart choice.
At the other end, Freiburg’s form has been dipping. But the team is known for sensible choices in tactics, recruitment, and game management.
The Germans rely on organised pressing and strong set-piece routines. It remains to be seen if this is enough to overturn last week’s result.
Abbott is likely to start for Forest. The youngster’s got great potential. But this occasion may just be too much of a strain for him. Picking him is a risk.
Jesus and Wood might not get many opportunities in a game like this.
Of Aston Villa’s squad, I could do without Martinez, Bogarde and Konsa. They’re good players. But I haven’t been impressed with them recently.
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10 Best Box Cricket Grounds in Ahmedabad
Picture this: it’s a Friday evening. The work week has finally loosened its grip. Someone in your WhatsApp group drops: “Box cricket kal?” And within minutes, 12 people have said yes.
Now comes the real challenge: finding the right ground.
Box cricket in Ahmedabad has found life over the last few years. Across Satellite, Thaltej, Bodakdev, Gota, Bopal, new arenas keep popping up, each one promising floodlights, turf, and a good time.
But they’re not all built the same. Slot availability, turf quality, pricing, ceiling height: all of it matters when you’ve got a team counting on you to get the booking right. So, what is the best box cricket ground in Ahmedabad? Find out for yourself!
Top 10 Best Box Cricket Grounds in Ahmedabad You Should Know About
| S.No. | Box Cricket Ground | Khelomore Rating |
| 1. | Huddle Arena | 5.0 |
| 2. | Hi5ers Sports Arena | 4.14 |
| 3. | Champions Arena | 5.0 |
| 4. | Chase The Gaming Club & Bagga’s Cafe | 4.0 |
| 5. | Tiki Taka Sports Arena | 3.67 |
| 6. | The Striker Turf | 5.0 |
| 7. | Trophy Fighters | 4.0 |
| 8 | Rose Buddy Cafe And Sport Sankul | 5.0 |
| 9. | S B Box | – |
| 10. | Hungry Horse Cafe & Restro | 5.0 |
1. Huddle Arena, Satellite
When you’re looking for a box cricket ground in Ahmedabad on the western side of the city, Huddle Arena in Satellite deserves the first look. The multi-sport facility runs on a clear mission: bring state-of-the-art turf infrastructure to everyday players.
The box cricket setup comes with impressive ceiling height. It is important for players who love hitting the ball up. Moreover, all equipment is provided free of charge. All you need is the right cricket fitness! Football, volleyball, and handball are all here under one roof. If you’re also into yoga or CrossFit, you can squeeze that in before your match.
- Address: ISRO Colony, Near Ramdev Nagar, Satellite, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380015
- Timings: 6:00 AM – 11:59 PM
- Cost: ₹500 onwards
- Highlights: Free Equipment, Free Football, Free Paddles, High-top height for Box Cricket, Rental Equipment
2. Hi5ers Sports Arena
Hi5ers runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, which instantly makes it one of the most flexible venues on this list. Starting at ₹150, it’s also one of the cheapest box cricket in Ahmedabad available for those on a budget. The turf carries FIFA approval.
After your game, the on-site café serves nutritious food for recovery. There’s no need to scramble for food outside the venue. The combination of round-the-clock availability and a low entry price makes this a crowd favourite.
- Address: Off Sindhu Bhavan Marg, near Dada Nu Farm, Thaltej, Ahmedabad 380059.
- Timings: 24 Hours.
- Cost: ₹150 onwards.
- Highlights: FIFA Approved Turf, Free Equipment, Free Football, Free Paddles, Nutritious Café.
3. Champions Arena
Champions Arena earns its name. It is a premium multi-sport facility built for players who want a serious, well-organised environment. Six courts in total: three with 8-layer premium cushioned surfaces and three hard courts for players who prefer a faster, more competitive game.
The box cricket setup has dedicated floodlit courts, power backup for uninterrupted play, and ample parking. For anyone hunting the best box cricket ground in Ahmedabad without compromising on surface quality, Champions Arena sets the bar.
- Address: Champions Arena, Hebatpur Rd, beside Harmony Icon, near Baghban Party Plot Road, Thaltej, Ahmedabad 380059
- Timings: 12:00 AM – 11:59 PM (24 Hours)
- Cost: ₹300 onwards
- Highlights: Free Equipment, Free Paddles, Power Backup
4. Chase The Gaming Club & Bagga’s Cafe
Chase The Gaming Club claims a distinction worth noting: it runs the first maverick pitch for season ball in Ahmedabad. That’s a bold statement, and if you’ve ever tried to find a venue that handles season ball properly, you know how significant it is.
Players who’ve done corporate tournaments here rate the experience strongly. Bagga’s Café is right inside the venue. The ground is artificially turfed, properly floodlit, and comes equipped with first aid and parking. Just come ready with the equipment to play cricket!
- Address: 647/1, Mumatpura Karnavati Club Rd, Off Billionaire St, Mumatpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380058
- Timings: 6:00 AM – 11:59 PM
- Cost: ₹1,200 onwards
- Highlights: Artificial Turf, Drinking Water, First Aid, Flood Lights, Parking
5. Tiki Taka Sports Arena
The name says Kheladda and the venue backs it. Tiki Taka runs 24 hours, carries a FIFA-approved turf, and packs in a 30-feet high box cricket enclosure. It is one of the tallest ceiling heights you’ll find in any box cricket ground in Ahmedabad.
That extra vertical space changes the game entirely; your high shots actually have room to travel. The venue also allows pickleball, badminton, football, and box cricket. Great for mixed groups who can’t agree on a single sport. They also run coaching sessions and tournaments, by the way.
- Address: Tiki Taka Sports Arena, near Arose Foods, Off Karnavati Club Road, Mumatpura, Ahmedabad 380054
- Timings: 24 Hours
- Cost: ₹400 onwards
- Highlights: FIFA Approved Turf, Free Equipment, Free Football, Free Paddles, High-top height for Box Cricket.
6. The Striker Turf
Yes, Kadi is outside the main Ahmedabad city limits. But the Striker Turf earns its spot on any list covering the best box cricket in Ahmedabad. Located near New Adarsh School and accessible via the Thol bypass, it caters to players from the northern belt of the city who don’t want to drive into central Ahmedabad for a game. The team here actively organises matches, coaching, and leagues, so there’s a proper sporting community built around it.
- Address: Seva Sadan, Nr. New Adarsh School, taluka, thol, Bypass – Railway Line, Kadi, Gujarat 384440
- Timings: 6:00 AM – 11:59 PM
- Cost: ₹600 onwards
- Highlights: Free Equipment, High-top height for Box Cricket, Rental Equipment
7. Trophy Fighters
Trophy Fighters is the venue you book when you’re planning a big office outing. The space is large, wide, and built for groups (players have reported sessions with 27 colleagues on the same pitch and still had room to move!)
The artificial turf holds up well, the floodlights are bright, and the seating lounge gives non-playing colleagues somewhere to actually sit and watch rather than stand around awkwardly. This box cricket ground in Ahmedabad is easy to find and has parking.
- Address: Trophy Fighters, Sindhu Bhavan Marg, opp. Gtpl House, Bodakdev, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380059
- Timings: 6:00 AM – 11:59 PM
- Cost: ₹1,000 onwards
- Highlights: Artificial Turf, First Aid, Flood Lights, Seating Lounge
8. Rose Buddy Cafe And Sport Sankul
Rose Buddy makes a strong case for the title of biggest box cricket in Ahmedabad. Two enormous boxes: Box 1 at 100ft × 80ft × 30ft and Box 2 at 140ft × 80ft × 40ft. That second box, in particular, is for serious aerial game, serious attack play, serious fun.
The FIFA-approved turf adds credibility to the surface, the venue runs 24 hours, and the on-site café means you don’t need to think about food. Located in Bhat, near the Ahmedabad–Gandhinagar belt, it draws players from both cities. For anyone who finds standard box cricket grounds too cramped, this is your answer.
- Address: Safal and Kadam Bungalow, TP No 239, Plot No 12, near Maldhari Chokdi, Bhat, Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382428
- Timings: 24 Hours
- Cost: ₹800 onwards
- Highlights: FIFA Approved Turf, Free Equipment, Free Football, High-top height for Box Cricket, Power Backup
9. S B Box
If you’re in the Gota area and searching “box cricket ground in Ahmedabad near me”, S B Box solves the problem immediately. Two courts, 24-hour availability, and affordable pricing make it one of the most accessible venues on this list. Players appreciate the well-maintained equipment— bats, balls, all in good condition. The lighting is solid.
One thing to keep in mind: the ceiling height on certain sections is on the lower side, which makes aerial shots trickier. The turf has also drawn some feedback about grip. Know this going in, play accordingly, and it delivers good value for casual matches.
- Address: B/h, Aaryan City, Gota, Ahmedabad, Ranip, Gujarat 382481
- Timings: 24 Hours
- Cost: ₹300 onwards
- Highlights: Artificial Turf, Drinking Water, Flood Lights, Parking
10. Hungry Horse Cafe & Restro
Hungry Horse does something most sports venues don’t bother with: it combines live music, a full restaurant menu, and a proper box cricket turf under one roof. North Indian, Chinese, café snacks: the food spread is genuinely good, not an afterthought.
The venue enforces a no-smoking, no-drinking policy on the turf, which keeps the environment clean for all players. With 24-hour access, it works as a box cricket ground in Ahmedabad for evening sessions that roll straight into dinner. Location-wise, it is more convenient for the Bopal and Mumatpura crowd.
- Address: YMCA to SP Ring Road, Near Arose Restaurant, Mumatpura, Ahmedabad, 380058
- Timings: 24 Hours
- Cost: ₹500 onwards
- Highlights: Artificial Turf, Drinking Water, First Aid, Flood Lights, Food Court
What to Check Before You Book
Ceiling Height: It gets underestimated every single time. A low ceiling punishes batters who play naturally upright shots. Venues like Tiki Taka (30 feet) and Rose Buddy (up to 40 feet on Box 2) give you the most freedom.
Turf Quality: FIFA-approved turf tends to perform more consistently.
Slot Availability: Weekends and Friday evenings fill up fast across every venue on this list. Book at least 48–72 hours in advance. Several of these venues are bookable directly through Khelomore. Slot availability shows up in real time, so you’re not making calls and waiting for callbacks.
Group Size: Box cricket squads typically run 6v6. Trophy Fighters and Rose Buddy have the most physical space for bigger corporate groups. S B Box and Hi5ers suit smaller, tighter groups looking for a quicker game.
Budget: The range across these venues runs from ₹150 to ₹1,200 per slot. The price gap reflects real differences in infrastructure, surface quality, and amenities. Factor that in before purely chasing the lowest number.
Book Your Slot on Khelomore
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The app is available on Android and iOS. It handles the entire booking workflow so your group chat can skip straight to discussing batting order.
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FAQs
What is the box cricket format?
Box cricket is a short-format game played in enclosed turfs with smaller teams, quick overs, and fast scoring. It focuses on speed, reflexes, and continuous play.
How many players are needed for box cricket?
Most games run with 6 to 8 players per side. Smaller groups can still play by rotating batters or reducing overs per innings.
Are personal kits required at venues?
No. Most venues provide bats, balls, and basic gear. You can carry your own kit if you prefer better familiarity or comfort.
What is the average booking duration?
Slots usually range from 60 to 120 minutes. Some venues allow flexible extensions if the next slot remains unbooked.
How to book via Khelomore?
Download the Khelomore app, select your sport, choose a venue, pick a time slot, and confirm instantly. No calls or manual coordination needed.
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Saka ends Arsenal’s 20-year wait to reach Champions League final – Kenya’s sports news, betting and casino updates
Arsenal reached the Champions League final for the first time in 20 years as Bukayo Saka sealed a 1-0 win against Atletico Madrid on Tuesday.
Mikel Arteta’s side settled the semi-final second leg with Saka’s strike late in the first half at an ecstatic Emirates Stadium.The Gunners, who drew 1-1 in the first leg in Madrid last week, held firm after Saka’s goal to go through 2-1 on aggregate.
Arsenal will face Paris Saint-Germain or Bayern Munich in the final in Budapest on May 30.Holders PSG, who beat Arsenal in the semi-finals last year, have a 5-4 lead ahead of the second leg in Munich on Wednesday.
It was a cathartic night for Arsenal, who are back in the Champions League final for the first time since losing 2-1 to Barcelona in their only previous appearance in the showpiece in 2006.
Arsenal have never won the Champions League, with their two major European trophies coming in the 1994 Cup Winners’ Cup and the 1970 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup.
Their last continental final ended in a 4-1 defeat against Chelsea in the 2019 Europa League.
It is shaping up to be Arsenal’s greatest ever season as they chase a Premier League and Champions League double.
Even Arsene Wenger’s ‘Invincibles’ – who won the club’s last English title in an unbeaten top-flight campaign in 2004 – might have to bow to the current generation if they finish the job.
Fittingly, it was Saka – the homegrown symbol of the Arteta era – who proved Arsenal’s match-winner.
Now just four games from immortality, Premier League leaders Arsenal were given a huge boost in the title race when second-placed Manchester City drew at Everton on Monday.
The Gunners will be crowned champions if they win their last three games against West Ham, Burnley and Crystal Palace.
Once the title is decided, Arsenal will head to Hungary with a maiden Champions League crown in their sights.
Arsenal endured jibes about their perceived lack of mental strength after a run of four defeats in six games in all competitions sparked painful memories of previous failures to end their six-year wait for silverware. But the ‘nearly-men’ and ‘serial choker’ labels applied only weeks ago are on the verge of being banished forever.
Thousands of Arsenal supporters massed outside the stadium before kick-off to greet their team with flares and flags, a vociferous display of affection underlining Arsenal’s desperation to make history.
It was the kind of evening in north London, when nothing was beyond the realm of possibility as Arsenal moved closer to casting off the shackles of two decades of underachievement.
After some tense performances during the Premier League run-in, Saturday’s 3-0 rout of Fulham had showed Arsenal at their flowing best in a riposte to the critics who claim they only win ugly.
This was a more prosaic display but no-one with an affinity to Arsenal was bothered in the slightest.Arsenal were nearly caught on the counter in a frenetic start when Julian Alvarez shot just wide before Giuliano Simeone’s close-range effort deflected past the post.
But Arsenal recovered from those anxious moments to deliver a dominant spell that brought their 44th minute goal.
Viktor Gyokeres’ clever run unhinged the Atletico defence and his cross reached Leandro Trossard inside the area. Trossard wriggled into just enough space for a low drive that Jan Oblak weakly pushed out to Saka, who reacted quicker than his flat-footed markers to slot home from four yards.
Arteta jubilantly punched the air as all around him the Emirates erupted into a roiling red sea of celebration.
Atletico tried to ruin the party in the second half, but Gabriel Magalhaes made a last-ditch tackle on Simeone to avert a certain goal before David Raya repelled Antoine Griezmann’s blast.
Arteta recently revealed he visualised Arsenal conquering the Champions League even in the difficult early days of his reign. The Spaniard now is just one win away from seeing that daydream become a glorious reality.
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Live the Thrill of the game
By Eduard Bănulescu
Looking to rise above the noise and make the best choices in the fantasy football Premier League ahead of Round 35? I got you! Here are the players that I think you need.
Make sure to use these cards in the free EPL fantasy football contest in FootballCoin. Win, earn bragging rights and real prizes!
The “Must-Haves”
City’s the team that can shine this week. Playing away to Everton won’t be easy, but Pep Guardiola has the sort of players who can break down the Toffees’ defence.
Haaland, Guehi, Cherki, and Semenyo are all players who can earn you a lot of points. Donnarumma is a strong outside choice.
Another narrow escape from Arsenal? Sure! That looks to be on the table ahead of the important match against Fulham.
To me, this means Raya can be your goalie if you’re looking for a clean sheet. It means Calafiori, Gabriel, and Saliba are smart picks. Rice is always worth a shot.
Meanwhile, Smith Rowe and Berge are fine choices despite their team’s likely loss.
Manchester United playing Liverpool is always an event. However, neither team is at the top of its game. In a game like this, I see Casemiro and Fernandes doing well. I also see Gravenberch, Szoboszlai or Mac Allister earning a lot of points.
I also see Sesko taking advantage of Woodman’s lack of experience. Besides, Sesko’s card is free in FootballCoin.
The “Might As Well Try ‘Em”
Bet on the drama! West Ham is desperate to save itself from relegation. This will show even if its opponents are the highly impressive Brentford.
I think Mavropanos, Diouf and veteran Soucek are good picks. There’s plenty to like about Van den Berg, Damsgaard, as well as strikers Thiago and Ouattara, both of whom will get chances to score.
Aston Villa is a much better team than Tottenham. Still, the Spurs are the team hungry to get something out of this game. Rogers and Watkins are always worth keeping on your radar. Konsa and Cash will earn points. Meanwhile, Palhinha and Bentancur are the only Tottenham players that I can see doing something here.
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Sunderland was disappointing against Forest. Still, some pride should be earned back from a victory against the already relegated Wolverhampton.
Roefs and Mukiele are sensible picks. Brobbey and Xhaka can be vital here.
Both Newcastle and Brighton could score a few goals in Round 35. This means that Welbeck, Mitoma, Gordon, and Barnes are well worth considering as outside choices.
I can easily imagine Nottingham Forest, even without some of the team’s usual starters, earning a victory against middling Chelsea. Gibbs-White, Anderson, Milenkovic, and Jesus are all worth keeping on your radar.
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Arsenal can grab a victory against Fulham. It’s unlikely this will be a goalfest, though. I don’t think you need Gyokeres, Eze or Saka on your team.
Woodman playing the full 90 minutes for Liverpool seems like a risk, considering Manchester United’s attackers’ ability.
Can’t see Richarlison, Tel or Kolo Muani achieving much against Aston Villa’s defenders.
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