The Grand Prairie government meeting on June 23, 2025, highlighted the excitement surrounding the Texas Super Kings Cricket Opening Night, marking the third season for the team and the Major League Cricket (MLC) in the city. The meeting emphasized Grand Prairie's status as the new official home of Major League Cricket, which has attracted thousands of fans and elite players to the recently renovated stadium.

Officials noted that the stadium's rapid development played a crucial role in relocating the MLC headquarters to Grand Prairie. The CEO of MLC, who was selected through a global search involving participants from 16 countries, now operates from the city, further solidifying its importance in the cricketing world.

The meeting also celebrated the diverse fan base that cricket has drawn to Grand Prairie, with attendees from various backgrounds coming together to support the sport. The enthusiasm for cricket is evident, as local residents and visitors alike are eager to learn about and engage with the game, which is recognized as the world's second most popular sport.

In addition to the opening night, Grand Prairie has been chosen to host every game of the MLC playoffs and the championship game in 2025. Officials expressed optimism about the future, noting that the quality of cricket and the caliber of players have improved significantly over the years. The upcoming 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, where cricket will return to the Games after 150 years, was also mentioned as a significant milestone for the sport in America.

The 2025 MLC season in Grand Prairie will continue through July 13, promising more exciting matches and community engagement as the city embraces its role in the cricketing landscape.