Bengaluru, May 3, 2025: The Global e-Cricket Premier League (GEPL), an initiative by JetSynthesys and a flagship digital sports property in India, concluded its high-octane Season 2 finale at the Koramangala Indoor Stadium in Bengaluru. The event not only crowned the Chennai Falcons as champions but also marked a significant milestone for Indian esports — a three-year commitment from all participating franchise owners.
This long-term backing from high-profile entrepreneurs and public figures reflects a growing belief in the future of eCricket and its potential to become a mainstream competitive format in India.
Strong Entrepreneurial Backing
The finale was attended by an influential group of stakeholders, including:
Suniel Shetty (Actor & Entrepreneur, Owner – Pune Stallions)
Sara Tendulkar (Investor & Philanthropist, Owner – Mumbai Grizzlies)
Peyush Bansal (Founder & CEO, Lenskart – Owner, Delhi Sharks)
Nikhil Kamath (Co-founder, Zerodha)
Ankit Nagori (Founder, Curefoods)
Prashant Prakash (Partner, Accel India – Co-owner, Bengaluru Badgers)
Gopal Srinivasan, Madhusudanan R, and Arjun Santhanakrishnan (TVS Capital Funds and GS Global Group – Co-owners, Chennai Falcons)
Amit Mehta (Director, LNB Group – Owner, Hyderabad Rhinos)
Their renewed multi-season partnership with GEPL demonstrates strategic confidence in the league’s format, business model, and long-term relevance in the global esports arena.
Statements from Key Stakeholders
Suniel Shetty remarked, “This isn’t a one-off investment — this is a belief in the future of sport itself. GEPL brings together cricket’s legacy and digital innovation. A three-year commitment is just the beginning.”
Sara Tendulkar highlighted the league’s youth-first approach: “GEPL empowers young talent and gives them space to dream big. My association with the Mumbai Grizzlies feels personal, and I believe this is just the start for esports in India.”
Peyush Bansal added a business and wellness angle: “As gaming grows, so does the need for performance-oriented products. We are committed to helping gamers thrive without compromising their health.”
Ankit Nagori called GEPL “an ecosystem, not just a tournament”, while Arjun Santhanakrishnan stated that the long-term decision is backed by proof of concept and scalability.
Rajan Navani, Founder & CEO of JetSynthesys, said, “Season 2 showed what’s possible with a strong format and visionary partners. We are building more than a league — we’re pioneering a new sport for a digital-first generation.”
Rohit Potphode, CEO of GEPL, emphasized the growing traction: “Every season brings deeper engagement and wider recognition. The collective commitment reaffirms GEPL’s position as India’s premier eCricket league.”
Looking Ahead
With Season 2 concluded, GEPL is now set to scale further — bringing in new innovations, deeper fan engagement, and an expanded competitive structure. The league’s long-term vision is aligned with India’s broader digital growth, positioning eCricket as a pivotal player in the nation’s sports and entertainment future.
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