Mumbai is set for an exciting Sunday evening today as the Sports Authority of India teams up with the Fit India Movement to host the much-anticipated ‘Fit India Hit India’ friendly cricket match.
The event is being held today, May 3, 2026, at the Air India Ground, with the match scheduled to begin at 6 PM. Blending sport with a strong public message, the initiative aims to inspire citizens to adopt healthier and more active lifestyles.
Star Power Meets Public Service on the Field
Today’s match will see the GST and Customs Amateur Team—comprising senior government officials—take on the popular Mumbai Heroes side.
The Mumbai Heroes squad features actors like Suniel Shetty, Sohail Khan, and Sharad Kelkar, who are known not just for their on-screen presence but also for their dedication to fitness. Their participation today is expected to draw significant attention and amplify the campaign’s outreach.
Organisers have also suggested that more celebrities and fitness influencers may join during the evening, turning the match into a vibrant celebration of wellness.
Promoting Fitness Beyond the Game
At its core, today’s event is about encouraging people to prioritise physical and mental well-being. The initiative reflects the broader vision of the Fit India Movement, launched by Narendra Modi in 2019.
Key highlights of today’s event:
- Encourages active living and fitness awareness
- Promotes mental and physical health
- Brings together government officials and celebrities
- Strengthens community engagement through sport
Senior officials, including Prachi Saroop, Principal Chief Commissioner (CGST), Mumbai, will attend as chief guests, while BB Gupta, Chief Commissioner of Customs, Mumbai Zone-III, will be the guest of honour, reinforcing institutional support for the initiative.
Live Streaming for Wider Reach
For those who cannot attend the match today, the event will be streamed live on social media platforms, ensuring that the message of fitness reaches audiences across the country.
With cricket, celebrity presence, and a strong social cause coming together, today’s ‘Fit India Hit India’ match is more than just a game—it is a reminder to make fitness a part of everyday life.
