Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar’s recent visit to the National Cricket League (NCL) in Dallas, USA, has sparked excitement among cricket enthusiasts. Tendulkar, a co-owner of the NCL, was joined by fellow Pakistani cricket icons Wasim Akram, Zaheer Abbas, and Moin Khan.
Akram shared a photo on social media, capturing the moment with the caption, “With 2 Asian greats @sachin_rt & #ZaheerAbbas and of course one of the best wicket-keepers from Pakistan #MoinKhan at NCL.”
The NCL, played in the T10 format, aims to promote cricket in the United States. Tendulkar’s involvement as a co-owner is a testament to his commitment to expanding the sport’s reach.
During his stay in the US, Tendulkar was honored at a Dallas Cowboys NFL game, where team owner Jerry Jones presented him with a custom No. 10 jersey. This gesture highlights the growing popularity of cricket in America.
Tendulkar’s presence at the NCL and his involvement in promoting cricket in the US are significant steps towards introducing the sport to new audiences. Through the NCL’s innovative format, he is working to make cricket more accessible and engaging for American fans.
The NCL’s T10 format, with its fast-paced and exciting gameplay, is particularly well-suited to attract new viewers. The league’s focus on entertainment and community engagement is also helping to build a strong foundation for cricket in the United States.
Tendulkar’s passion for cricket and his commitment to its growth are evident in his involvement with the NCL. His presence at the tournament and his collaboration with other cricket legends is a testament to his dedication to promoting the sport globally.
