Mumbai: Aiming to represent the city’s rich cricket culture, former Test cricketer Yajurvindra Singh is set to organise the country’s first heritage tour scheduled to held on August 14. The one-day bus tour will be anchored by commentator Milind Wagle and former BCCI media manager Devendra Prabhudesai, who will narate stories and anecdotes of various stadiums in the city including the iconic Wankede stadium. The event which is conceptualised by Marine Sports will include tour to the Oval Maidan, Cross Maidan, Azad Maidan, Kennedy Seaface, Wankhede Stadium, Brabourne Stadium among many others. Singh, who has represented India in four Tests besides playing 78 first class matches, will be joined by Theo Braganza, proprietor of The Marine Sports, who will be managing all the logistics of the tour. Virender Sehwag’s achievements not entirely acknowledged, says Yajurvindra Singh
Earlier, former India Test cricketer Yajurvindra Singh said that Virender Sehwag‘s achievements are not entirely acknowledged by the fans and critics. Sehwag, a key figure in the Indian cricket team a couple of seasons ago, has been away from international cricket following string of failures. During a function in Mumbai, the former Indian cricketer said that he has seen many impact players in his life, such as Mushtaq Ali. He then went on to say that people and critics do not realise completely how much Sehwag has achieved. He always scored runs at brisk rate and was very impactful. BCCI in talks to play 2 T20Is against WI in Florida in August
Meanwhile, few of the officials from the Board of Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) have travelled to Florida, USA to meet with West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) officials and are in talks for a possibility to host a two-match Twenty20 International (T20I) series at the Central Broward Regional Park in August, following the conclusion of the ongoing four-match Test series at the Caribbean.
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