“It is our humble privilege to support the team from UAE in their attempt to bring the Masters World Cup home,” Mili said.

“I choose not to steal the thunder away from this fabulous group of people who are doing all that is necessary, bringing together folks from different countries and cultures in the true UAE spirit and exhibit the same in Cape Town. Kudos to the team of over 50s who have largely self-funded this maiden World Cup participation. This, I hear, is the third and the biggest Masters World Cup so far, with a total of 14 teams in two pools of seven each. Wishing this team the absolute best of luck from me and everyone at Falcon Eye Cyber Security,” she added.

Chandan Ahuja further added: “I have been a banker by profession and a cricketer by passion. I am sure everyone here has played some form of cricket in the past, some more competitive than others. A cricketer, in fact, a sportsman, never lives alone. He or she has their mates and friends that they play with; and compete against.

“As a start-up ourselves now and as a gesture of one budding start-up to another, we extended our guidance and support to this brilliant Masters Over 50s cricket team.”