Suresh Raina and Pragyan Ojha Inspire Students at Franklin D. Roosevelt High School
National Cricket League (NCL) legends Suresh Raina and Pragyan Ojha visited Franklin D. Roosevelt High School in South Dallas and shared their passion for cricket and the importance of sports with the students. During an engaging lesson, students had the unique opportunity to learn the basics of cricket, attend practice, and hear directly from international cricket stars about the hard work, dedication, and discipline that has defined their careers.
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Cricket: A Path to Success
Cricket superstar Suresh Raina emphasized on how sports—especially cricket—can open doors. He highlighted the growing popularity of cricket in the United States and encouraged students to be a part of the Sixty Strikes tournament, an exciting new short-format cricket competition that is rapidly growing across the country.
Suresh Raina, who has played a key role in taking cricket to new audiences globally, shared his views on how important it is to inspire young people to stay active and dream big. “Cricket is more than just a sport,” Raina said. “It teaches you teamwork, perseverance, and facing challenges head-on. I encourage all of you to stay focused, work hard, and give your best in whatever you do, whether it’s cricket or any other goal you wish to pursue.
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A Bright Future for Cricket in the US
The National Cricket League’s Sixty Strikes tournament, a fast-paced version of the game designed to replicate the thrill of cricket in a shorter format, was introduced as a new and engaging way for Americans to connect with the sport. The stars encouraged students to follow the tournament and perhaps one day become part of the next generation of cricketers.
NCL President Arun Agarwal said, “The energy and potential we saw at Franklin D. Roosevelt High School today was incredible and Principal Abram Joseph has a vision for this at his school.” “Cricket has a bright future here in the US, and it’s experiences like these that can inspire young people to take an interest in the sport. We want to make sure every student knows that the sky is the limit if they put in the effort.
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