Arun Agarwal, founder of the National Cricket League (NCL), recently met with Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown to discuss the growing future of cricket in Canada. The meeting focused on laying a strong foundation for the sport through grassroots development and structured talent pathways, aiming to nurture young talent and create opportunities across communities.
Both Agarwal and Mayor Brown share a vision to elevate cricket’s profile, making it a thriving and inclusive sport nationwide. NCL is committed to building on the legacy of GT20 in collaboration with Cricket Canada, further strengthening the sport’s presence in the country.
With cricket’s inclusion in the 2028 Olympics, NCL is also aligned with ICC Chairman Jay Shah’s broader vision to expand cricket’s footprint in North America, positioning Canada as a key player in the sport’s global growth.
