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Chamari Athapaththu visited a local cricket club in Sydney In a bid to promote Chamari Bay and connect with the cricket community, Athapaththu visited the Harris Park Cricket Club at Rosehill today. The star cricketer not only engaged with young and aspiring cricketers but also actively participated in a game with them. The enthusiastic young players had the unique opportunity to play alongside one of the standout performers of WBBL Season 09. Expressing her joy at the announcement of Chamari Bay, Athapaththu said, “It feels incredible to have a stand named after me, especially at such a historic venue like the Sydney Cricket Ground. I am grateful for the support from Sydney Thunders and their fans. It was fantastic playing cricket with these passionate young cricketers at Harris Park Cricket Club. They are the future stars of the game, and I am excited to witness their journey.” Looking ahead to ...

Nov 24, 2023 Posted by eLanka admin In Articles Tagged Atmosphere filled with energy and enthusiasm, Chamari Athapaththu, Chamari Bay, Cricket community, cricket fans, Harris Park Cricket Club, Historic venue, Left-handed opener, Memorable experience, November 26th, Rosehill, Special match, Stand naming ceremony, Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Thunders, WBBL season 09, Women's Big Bash League, Young and aspiring cricketers

Khawaja & Sangha – who’s next for Sydney Thunders? Sydney Thunders’ in search of potential talent from South Asian communities. The HomeWorld Thunder Nation Cup returns with a golden opportunity for South Asian cricketers living in Australia to showcase their talent in Thunders Nation Cup commencing from 12 November. It is the same event where Tanveer Sangha represented India and now he is named in the Men’s T20I squad for India tour. The right arm leg spinner Tanveer Sangha represented India in the Thunders Nations Cup. The HomeWorld Thunder Nation Cup is the largest community initiative where teams representing Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pacific Nations, Pakistan and Sri Lanka all taking part. The final of the tournament will play as a curtain raiser to the KFC BBL|13 Sydney Thunder versus Perth Scorchers match on January 8. Andrew Gilchrist, Head of Sydney Thunder: “We’re incredibly proud of this initiative, and to ...

Nov 12, 2023 Posted by eLanka admin In Articles Tagged Asian cricketers living in Australia, Australia, South Asian communities, Sydney, Sydney Thunders, The Home World Thunder Nation Cup