Bengaluru : Mysore Warriors, powered by Cycle Pure Agarbathi, successfully conducted its Talent Hunt for the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20 2026 at Just Cricket Academy, Bengaluru. The event received an enthusiastic response from aspiring cricketers across Karnataka.
The talent hunt attracted 213 young cricketers who showcased their skills before the Mysore Warriors coaching and scouting team. The participants included 63 medium-pace bowlers, 17 spinners, 45 batsmen, 68 all-rounders, and 20 wicket-keepers, reflecting the depth and diversity of cricketing talent in the state.
The event was conducted under the supervision of Mr. Rx Muralidhar, Head Coach of Mysore Warriors; Mr. Vijay Madyalkar, Assistant Coach; Mr. Arjun Ranga, Owner; Mr. Suresh M R, Team Manager; and members of the Mysore Warriors coaching staff. The players underwent a comprehensive assessment process designed to evaluate their technical skills, match awareness, fitness, and overall potential. Based on their performances, 15 promising cricketers will be shortlisted, and their names will be forwarded to the KSCA for consideration in the Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20 2026 auction pool.
Speaking on the success of the Talent Hunt, Mr. Arjun Ranga, Owner of Mysore Warriors and Managing Director of Cycle Pure Agarbathi, said, “The overwhelming response to the Talent Hunt reflects the immense passion for cricket in Karnataka. We were delighted to see so many talented youngsters come forward to showcase their abilities. Mysore Warriors remains committed to identifying and nurturing emerging talent and providing aspiring cricketers with opportunities to progress to higher levels of the game. We thank all the participants for their enthusiasm and wish them success in their cricketing journeys.”
Mr. Rx Muralidhar, Head Coach of Mysore Warriors, added, “Our objective through this talent hunt is to identify and nurture the next generation of cricketers from Karnataka. The response we witnessed today was extremely encouraging, with young players displaying remarkable skill, commitment, and passion for the game. We are excited to shortlist promising talents. The selected players’ list will be shared with the KSCA, and we look forward to seeing these youngsters progress to higher levels of competitive cricket.”