Cricket has never been a mainstream sport in Israel. There are no big stadiums here. Neither star players nor cricket has got the same popularity as seen in traditional cricket countries. Despite this, immigrants from India, Sri Lanka, South Africa and Australia have kept the game alive here. Especially the Indian community has made an important contribution in taking cricket forward. Yuval Viner, business and strategic manager of the Israel Cricket Association, said that most players work during the day and play cricket in their free time. For this reason this game could not reach the professional level for a long time.

Lack of resources is the biggest challenge

The biggest problem facing Israel is cricket infrastructure. There is a lack of good pitches and big grounds in the country. Players travel long distances to play matches with limited resources. Whereas many coaches also perform the responsibility of groundsman. According to Yuval, at present there are about 12 cricket clubs in the country. Women’s cricket is also being promoted. Apart from this, a league of 18 teams has also been prepared with the help of construction companies. Now the association is busy searching for sponsors and investors.

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Expecting cooperation from BCCI

The Israel Cricket Association hopes that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will support its cricket development in the future. Yuval Winner says that India is the biggest center of world cricket and BCCI has already helped countries like Nepal and Afghanistan. He believes that if BCCI supports the good relations between India and Israel, then Israel can also move forward rapidly in the ranks of emerging cricket countries.

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Former Indian team player Suresh Raina is currently in the news. The reason for this is the question of ED about the betting app. On Wednesday, Raina reached the ED office where he had an interrogation of about 9 hours.

Suresh Raina was born on 27 November 1986 in a Kashmiri Pandit family in Muradnagar, Uttar Pradesh, his parents were originally from Rainawadi, a suburb of Srinagar city in Jammu and Kashmir.

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Suresh Raina’s education

He did his schooling from a boarding school. Guru Gobind Singh of Lucknow enrolled in Sports College for further studies. From here he earned a bachelor’s degree in Commerce. He also received an honorary degree for his great contribution to the game. Raina’s focus was on cricket since childhood and along with studies, he illuminated his name in the game.

Priyanka Chaudhary Raina’s education

Priyanka was born in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, she is not only beautiful but also has a very strong identity in terms of education and career. He did B.Tech from Krishna Institute of Engineering and Technology.

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After studying, she became a software engineer. He did a great job in the banking sector in Netherlands and increased her experience in the corporate sector. She is the co-founder of the Gracia Raina Foundation and is working to bring changes in the society as a social entrepreneur. While Suresh Raina illuminated the name of India in cricket, Priyanka Raina made her identity in engineering, corporate sector and social work, both are going to inspire them in their respective areas.

Powerful player Raina

Suresh Raina is one of the strong players of Indian cricket who won the hearts of millions of fans with his brilliant game. He said goodbye to international cricket on 15 August 2020. Raina played 18 Tests, 226 ODIs and 78 T20 International matches in his career. During this, he scored 768 runs in Test cricket, 5615 runs in ODIs and 1605 runs in T20. Raina was also an important part of India’s historic victory in the 2011 Cricket World Cup, which gave him a special identity across the country.

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