Lancashire hope their new Indian Premier League partners can help the English cricket county's Hundred franchise rival ...

Four IPL ownership groups have invested in The Hundred, with RPSG Group - the owners of Lucknow Super Giants - securing a stake in Manchester Originals; Watch every match of The Hundred live this Augu ...

The owner of Lucknow Super Giants, RPSG Group, says it is "extremely happy" to own a stake in the Hundred franchise ...

Any expansion of The Hundred from its current eight teams would have to be justified, according to the chair of Manchester ...

Sanjiv Goenka-owned RPSG Group have entered into an exclusivity period following its success in the team auction held by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) last week.

Lancashire want to rival United and City as sporting attractions in Manchester - RPSG Group have agreed to pay around ...

Reports claim the RPSG Group have paid around £58 million ($72 million), valuing the Originals, who play at Lancashire's Old Trafford stadium, at over £100 million. The Hundred team Manchester ...

Lancashire have secured the IPL partner they wanted to run Manchester Originals as a joint ... from RPSG Group had visited Emirates Old Trafford, with Lancashire chief executive Daniel Gidney ...

The Hundred’s Manchester Originals have been bought ... the England and Wales Cricket Board’s 49 per cent stake in the Old Trafford-based team. RPSG becomes the second IPL owner to take ...

RSPG's stake in the Old Trafford-based Manchester Originals cost them £75million, making them the most lucrative franchise outside of the capital. Meanwhile, London Spirit's stake sold for £145m.

Manchester United ... Cricket team Manchester Originals. The Mail Sport have reported that the family had expressed an interest in investing in a stake of the Old Trafford franchise recently.