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Centrum Lucknow prepares for Dhoni's CSK after MI welcome
The Business Guardian
|April 11, 2025
IPL giant Mumbai Indians were recently given a grand and culturally rich welcome at Lucknow's iconic five-star hotel, The Centrum.

Traditional itar, fresh garlands, and mesmerizing Kathak dance performances set the tone for a Nawabi-style reception that showcased the cultural elegance of the city.
As the Mumbai Indians team arrived at The Centrum in early April, hotel staff greeted them with waving flags at the porch and uplifting Sitar and Tabla notes that created an unforgettable first impression. Once inside the lobby, rose petals showered from above, Mogra flower bracelets were tied, and live Kathak performances added grace and grandeur to the arrival ceremony.
To elevate the welcome even further, a lavish cricket-themed refreshment spread awaited the team in the lobby. As a unique twist, each player was served a tender coconut embossed with the Mumbai Indians logo, setting the tone for an experience blending luxury with creativity.
The team was in town to play against the Lucknow Super Giants on April 4 at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, a match that saw the home side clinch a 12-run win.
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