Prince William, Kate to participate in cricket match in Mumbai

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to participate in a game of cricket between the beneficiaries and the representatives of the three charitable organizations in the Oval Square in Mumbai on Sunday, the first day of the tour of India and Bhutan.
Prince William and Kate Middleton, who will begin his tour for seven days on April 10 in Mumbai, will go to the Oval Square to watch and participate in the game of cricket between the beneficiaries and the representatives of the three charities based in Mumbai, the Magic Bus, threshold and telephone line for children of India.
The tour, announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United Kingdom at the end of last year, and aims to build on the strong ties between the two countries.
While in India, they will encounter the four feelings that unite the country - cricket and Bollywood, politics and family, according to an official statement.
On Sunday evening, he will attend a glittering reception and dinner along with some of the biggest names in business and Bollywood, to celebrate the film and creative industries Mumbai.
And it hosts the ceremony, the British High Commission in partnership with the British Asian Fund, including the Prince of Wales's founder and president.
On Monday, the royal couple make their way to Delhi, where they will pay respect to military contributions to India, to honor the memory of Mahatma Gandhi, and also recognize the men and women who are leading the country in government and politics.
"The Duke and Duchess are most excited about their first visit to India, and we hope that this visit represents the beginning of a long friendship between them and this wonderful and diverse country," the release and transfer of the British High Commissioner in India, Sir Dominic Asquith KCMG said.
They are embarking on a packed and varied and exciting program where you will understand modern India, therefore, entrepreneurial, ambitious nation vibrant facing huge challenges and opportunities with confidence.
This will be one of the most ambitious and Royal Highnesses rounds pledged than ever, and promises to be more colorful tour yet. He said it will cover five distinct sites over six days in four regions of India, and a visit to the remote Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan and beautiful.