The World Bowling League has welcomed Indian cricket star Virat Kohli as an important investor. This is a big boost for the new global sports league that wants to make bowling a popular sport for fans to watch.
Recently, the league announced its first team called Team OMG, led by baseball star Mookie Betts, who has won the World Series three times.
Kohli’s investment helps WBL’s plan to make bowling more modern by having teams with both men and women, fun, global events, and a better experience for fans.
The World Bowling League wants bowling to become a popular and fast-moving sport, with teams and pro players leading the way.
Kohli, one of the world’s most popular athletes, brings strong support to the league’s goal of attracting new fans and inspiring young people to love bowling.
“I started bowling when I was 11 years old, spinning the ball by 12,” said Virat Kohli. “It is evident how popular the sport is while being underappreciated as a business proposition. Adi’s vision to redefine bowling is unique. After our success with Team Blue Rising in the E1 Series, I’m thrilled to join the WBL as an investor and partner.”
“Elite-level bowling is full of nuance and challenge,” said Adi K Mishra, Founder and CEO of League Sports Co. “Discovering Virat’s interest in bowling made this collaboration even more special. His passion and sportsmanship are perfectly aligned with what we’re building.”
With more teams coming soon, the WBL wants to make bowling exciting by combining competition, fun, and worldwide interest.
Adi K. Mishra started the WBL. It is a global sports league that wants to make bowling more fun and interesting for players and fans. By using new ways to play, popular places, and modern technology, WBL aims to make bowling bigger and better around the world.
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