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Raheja Green League 2026 Brings IPL-Style Cricket to Borivali

The IPL-style tournament held in April delivered gender-inclusive matches and prize money on local grounds near Sanjay Gandhi National Park.

By Borivali Sport Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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The Raheja Green League 2026 brought an IPL-style cricket tournament with gender-inclusive matches and prize money to a BMC ground near Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Borivali (E) on April 25-26.

Community Leagues Expand Across Borivali Neighbourhoods

Residents in Borivali housing societies have increasingly adopted IPL-style cricket leagues, pickleball and padel tournaments to foster community bonding since around 2024. The IC Colony area in Borivali serves as a noted location for local football groups and community sports activities. Mandpeshwar Civic Federation in Borivali (W), established in 1987, operates a gymkhana with two lawn tennis courts available for paid access during specific weekday and weekend hours. Chogle High School in Borivali (E) offers three turf grounds for sports like football and cricket.

Venues and Access Shape Ongoing Participation

These facilities support the trend toward organised community events that mirror the format seen in the Raheja Green League 2026. Hourly rates at Chogle High School range from ₹800 to ₹1500 depending on the day, providing measurable options for teams seeking regular play. The April dates for the Raheja Green League 2026 align with rising interest in structured local tournaments that include both men and women.

Local sports activity continues through established organisations such as Mandpeshwar Civic Federation and school grounds at Chogle High School. Groups in IC Colony maintain regular football sessions that complement cricket-focused events. The combination of older institutions like the 1987 federation and newer formats such as pickleball and padel creates sustained options for residents.

Participants can check availability at Mandpeshwar Civic Federation gymkhana or book turf slots at Chogle High School for upcoming sessions. These steps allow direct engagement with the same venues used in recent community tournaments.

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