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Glenwalk Lions roar to ASTCL Season 2 title
Sanjay Dutt-owned team defeats Tigers by 4 runs in final after just 10 days’ preparation.
MUMBAI: When the ball met bat in the All Stars Tennis Ball Cricket League final, the Glenwalk Lions didn’t just win, they pounced. Owned by hindi movie heavyweight Sanjay Dutt and Mokksh Sani of Cartel Bros., and led by television star Aamir Ali, the Lions lifted the Season 2 trophy after a thrilling 4-run victory over the Tigers in the grand finale. The 10-team tournament, held from 9 to 14 February 2026, was a week of high-octane action, packed crowds and nail-biting finishes. What makes the Lions’ triumph remarkable? The squad was assembled a mere 10 days before the first ball was bowled yet they displayed remarkable cohesion, grit and flair to outplay nine rivals and claim the crown.
Sanjay Dutt, beaming with pride, said, “Watching the Glenwalk Lions lift the trophy has been an incredibly proud moment. The team showcased resilience, discipline, and outstanding sportsmanship throughout the tournament.”
Glenwalk Lions captain Aamir Ali echoed the sentiment, “This victory is a testament to the hard work and unity of our squad. Every player stepped up when it mattered most, and we are grateful for the unwavering support from our fans.”
Cartel Bros. co-founder Mokksh Sani added, “This victory is more than just a trophy, it represents belief, teamwork and the spirit of the Glenwalk Lions. Watching the team come together with such passion and discipline throughout ASTCL Season 2 has been truly inspiring. We are incredibly proud of what the players, management and supporters have achieved together. This is just the beginning of an even stronger legacy.”
In a format where tennis balls fly fast and fortunes flip quicker than a bad googly, the Lions’ rapid rise from scratch team to champions underlines the raw magic of street-smart cricket. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just someone who appreciates underdog tales, this win proves that sometimes the best stories start with barely enough time to lace up your boots.




