India cricketer Shreyas Iyer Sunday unveiled the official jersey of SoBo Mumbai Falcons Yoddhas for upcoming Pro Govinda League season 3.
Iyer, who recently led his team to the IPL final, presented the first player contract to members of the Mumbai Falcons’ club and corporate team, as part of an official contract ceremony.
“I’m proud to be associated with the Mumbai Falcons. This isn’t just about sport — it’s about identity, teamwork, and creating pathways for those who give their all,” Iyer said.
“Some of our richest traditions demand as much discipline and skill as mainstream sports, and it’s time they get their due.”
The launch included a limited reference to the upcoming indigenous league season, where the Yoddhas will compete under their new colours. However, the day’s larger highlight was the announcement of 13 official player contracts — selected “purely on merit and performance”.
Mumbai Falcons Yoddhas co-owner Pratik Thakur said: “Whether it’s racing, cricket or cultural formats, our aim is simple — to build systems that recognise skill, promote discipline, and reward perseverance. Our youth need belief, support, and structure. Mumbai Falcons is here to provide all three.”
The Mumbai Falcons’ evolving role in India’s sporting story goes beyond seasonal wins — it reflects a long-term investment in the spirit of competition, community, and culture, extending all the way to the global stage through their international racing team competing in world motorsport championships.
