The top ranking international cricketer Anil Kumble of Karnataka was present at the KCC – Kannada Chanalachitra Cup – T 10 tournament team selection at Bengaluru Palace on Friday night.

Anil Kumble picked sit top stars names by draw and wished tremendous luck to the new evolution of T 10 tournament in the leadership of Kichcha Sudeep.

Anil Kumble picked six top stars Dr Shivarajakumar, Kichcha Sudeep, Puneeth Rajakumar, Yash, Rakshit Shetty and Diganth for the six teams by draw of lots.

Rashtra Koota Panthers is headed by Indrajith Lankesh has Rakshit Shetty, Vijayanagara Patriots is headed by cameraman Krishna has Dr Shivarajakumar, Ganga Warriors is headed by KP Srikanth has Yash, Kadamba Lions is headed by director Nandakishor gets power star Puneeth Rajakumar, Hoysala Eagels is headed by Jack Manjunath producer and distributor has Kichcha Sudeep as star player, Wodeyar Chargers is headed by journalist Sadashiva Shenoy has Diganth as star player.

A group has Kadamba, Ganga and Wodeyar and in Group B it is Vijayanagara, Hoysala and Rashtra Koota teams.

The fans of super stars will treat all players equally on the cricketing field. So be alert in scoring well in batting, bowling and fielding stated Anil Kumble.

Dr Shivarajakumar speaking on this occasion remembered his father watching the India and Australia test in which Anil Kumble had a crucial role to play. We are lucky to have persons like Kumble who picked 10 wickets once stated Dr Shivarajakumar.

I am not alone to take credit for this ‘KCC’, it is because of everyone effort it has evolved for a good treat mentioned Kichcha Sudeep.

Crazy star V Ravichandran, star cricket Vinay Kumar, Munirathna Naidu, Rockline Venkatesh, Bengaluru Mayor Sampath Raj, actors and technicians of Kannada cinema industry were present in Black costumes.

Actor Yash and a few others were struck in traffic and rain on Friday night. KCC is taking up good task from the financial gain it makes.

Srujan Lokesh conducted the event of selection process. The KPL, CCL players are part of the six teams.