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[Overview]

Date: Sunday, 24 August 2025
Location: Sri City Industrial Park, Andhra Pradesh, India
Match Format: Qualifying rounds 6-overs, Final Tournament 10-overs (7 rounds in total)
Organizer: Sri City Japanese Companies Liaison Group
Supervisor: India Metal One Steel Plate Processing Private Limited

[Report]
The 13th Japanese Companies Cricket League (JCCL) was held on Sunday, 24 August 2025, at the Sri City Industrial Park in Andhra Pradesh, India.

This year, 18 companies—including Daikin, Panasonic, Isuzu Motors, and Toray—participated, with teams formed by employees competing in spirited matches. Managers and HR representatives from various companies also came to support, contributing to the lively atmosphere throughout the event.

The tournament began at 6:00 a.m. and continued until 5:00 p.m., with a full day of play. The qualifying rounds were contested under a 6-over format, while the final tournament was played under a 10-over format, with a total of seven rounds completed.

The JCCL is not merely a sporting event but an important role in promoting networking among companies, fostering teamwork across departments, and providing employees with opportunities to refresh themselves— improving motivation in the workplace.

Throughout the day, copies of the Japan Cricket Association’s publication “Cricket in the World” were distributed to spectators, providing them with a chance to deepen their understanding of the sport.

Marking its 13th edition, the JCCL has firmly established itself as an event that strengthens both interaction among Japanese company employees and ties with the local community. It is expected to continue developing as a significant platform for corporate sports exchange.

・About Sri City Industrial Park
Sri City Industrial Park is located approximately 80 km north of Chennai, one of South India’s largest cities.Hosting approximately 30 Japanese companies in the automotive and electronics sectors, it plays a vital role in supporting the region’s economic development