The Celebrity Cricket Tournament (CCT) 2026 concluded in Kochi with an exciting final at Rajagiri College Ground, Kakkanad, on October 11. Organised by Pegasus Global Pvt. Ltd., in association with Unique Business Club (UBC) and the Federal International Chamber Forum (FICF), the tournament featured Crick-IT Cricket Club, Kerala Lawyers XI, TCS and Cochin Ortho Warriors. Crick-IT Cricket Club claimed the title with a 26-run victory over Kerala Lawyers XI, while TCS and Cochin Ortho Warriors finished third and fourth, respectively.
The championship match saw Crick-IT post 150/3 in its allotted 12 overs after Kerala Lawyers XI elected to field. Navaneeth R led the batting performance with 52 runs from 20 balls, striking six fours and three sixes at an impressive rate. His half-century came off just 19 deliveries, earning him the Player of the Match award. Vijin scored 37 off 18 balls, while a 51-run partnership in 17 balls for the third wicket helped strengthen Crick-IT’s total. Kerala Lawyers XI finished at 124/8 despite Ahad’s 43 off 23 balls. Ajith Divakaran took three wickets for the champions, while Prasanth Sharma and Rahul Mohandas claimed two wickets each.
CCT was founded in 2017 by Dr Ajit Ravi Pegasus and has since developed into a platform connecting professionals from different industries through cricket. The 2026 edition expanded its focus beyond the entertainment industry to include doctors, engineers, advocates, IT professionals, artists, entrepreneurs, business leaders, corporate executives and media personalities. The tournament aims to combine sporting competition with professional networking and recognition of individuals who make meaningful contributions to society.
The event was powered by Nandilath G Mart, Gokulam Kerala FC, Bright Outdoor Media Solutions and DQUE Watches. VPS Lakeshore Global Lifecare and St. Joseph’s Hospital Trust, Manjummel, Ernakulam, were the medical partners, while ONSITE 360 provided associate partnership support. With its emphasis on teamwork, professional unity and community engagement, CCT 2026 continued its mission of celebrating real-life heroes through the universal language of cricket.
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