Arjun Tendulkar & Siddhant Addhatrao Cleared For T20 Mumbai League Auction As BCCI Grants Eligibility

Arjun Tendulkar and Siddhant Addhatrao have been cleared to participate in the upcoming T20 Mumbai League auction ahead of its fourth edition, following approval from the Board of Control for Cricket in India.

Tendulkar, who has been representing Goa in domestic cricket after moving from Mumbai, and wicketkeeper-batter Addhatrao, who played for Puducherry last season, both meet the eligibility criteria laid down by the BCCI. Addhatrao is understood to have secured a No-Objection Certificate from the Puducherry association.

As per BCCI guidelines, players are allowed to feature in only one state-organised T20 league within 12 months from the conclusion of their last participation. Since neither Tendulkar nor Addhatrao has played in any such league over the past year, they have been granted clearance to enter the auction pool.

The T20 Mumbai League auction, which will include both men's and women's competitions, is scheduled for May 2, with the tournament itself set to be held in the first half of June.

Currently, Tendulkar is part of the Lucknow Super Giants squad in the Indian Premier League, while Addhatrao was a member of Puducherry's Ranji Trophy squad last season.