The Veterans Cricket Foundation of India (VCI), established in 2019, serves as a prestigious platform dedicated to the continued enjoyment and competitive spirit of cricket for seasoned players. Catering to those in their 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s, VCI draws inspiration from the veteran cricket boards of various nations to create a structured and distinguished environment for Indian cricket veterans. Founded by former first-class professional league cricketers, VCI is committed to nurturing and promoting veterans’ cricket both within India and on the international stage.
Empowered by the Macwise Group, VCI enhances its marketing reach and orchestrates tournaments globally for players over 40, 50, 60, and 70. This collaboration ensures that VCI not only maintains the highest standards of cricketing excellence but also extends its influence and prestige around the world. The foundation’s dedication to the sport and its players exemplifies a commitment to the game.
VCI is committed to raising awareness and building a structured platform for veteran cricketers to continue participating in competitive cricket. The foundation organizes and supports veterans’ tournaments in India and across the globe.
To be the premier organization for veterans’ cricket, fostering a global community where cricket enthusiasts of all ages can continue to engage in and enjoy the sport.
VCI envisions creating a sustainable and inclusive environment that promotes the health, fitness, and competitive spirit of veteran cricketers, while celebrating their contributions to the sport and inspiring future generations.
The Veterans Cricket Foundation of India (VCI) boasts an exemplary team comprising individuals with a wealth of experience in both cricket and business.
Leading the team is Founder and Chairman Verinder Bhoombla, whose visionary leadership is complemented by Directors Anand Nair, Sanjay Ranjan Sinha, and Amit Kumar, each bringing their unique expertise and insights.
The honorary members, including renowned figures such as Saba Karim, Kirti Azad, Rajesh Chauhan, and Sanjeev Sharma, add immense value with their extensive cricketing backgrounds.
VCI’s regional presence is bolstered by dedicated zonal representatives like Sanjeev Seth (North Zone), Sukhdev Singh Ghuman (Central Zone), Avinash Kumar (East Zone), Mayank Khandwala (West Zone), and Ravi Raman (South Zone), ensuring comprehensive coverage and engagement across India.
The leadership extends to the chairman positions for different age categories, with Mayank Khandwala overseeing the 40s, Verinder Bhoombla the 50s, Ravi Raman the 60s, and Hemachandran Nair the 70s, each bringing their profound cricketing and administrative acumen to the organization.
This distinguished team underlines VCI’s commitment to excellence, blending rich cricketing heritage with strategic business prowess to foster a thriving veterans cricket community.
