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Editorial | Kashmir welcomes cricket legends

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October 10, 2024
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After 35 long years, international cricket has finally made its return to Kashmir, bringing excitement and joy to cricket fans across the region. The Legends League, featuring former international players, is currently being held, marking a historic moment for the Valley. This event not only brings back memories of the past but also paves the way for a brighter future for sports in Kashmir.
In the 1980s, Kashmir was a regular destination for international cricket matches. The Sher-e-Kashmir Stadium in Srinagar hosted several important games, including a famous one-day international between India and West Indies in 1983. However, due to the turbulent political situation in the region, international cricket was put on hold, and the once-thriving stadium lost its place on the cricketing map.
The Legends League has changed all of that. Featuring cricketing greats like Martin Guptil Chris Gayle, and Virender Sehwag, the tournament is not just a sporting event but a celebration of peace and unity. These former international players have returned to Kashmir to participate in a series of friendly matches, much to the delight of local cricket enthusiasts.
For the people of Kashmir, the return of such an event after decades is a reason for pride. It signifies that the region is once again being recognized as a place capable of hosting international sporting events. The Legends League has already sparked widespread interest, with large crowds filling the stadiums to watch their favorite players in action. This positive atmosphere shows the healing power of sports, especially in areas that have faced challenges in the past.
The government and local authorities have played a crucial role in making this event possible. Their efforts in ensuring security and providing top-class facilities have been appreciated by both players and fans alike. This successful return of international cricket is also a signal to the world that Kashmir is ready to welcome more sporting events in the future.
The Legends League has revived the cricketing spirit in Kashmir after 35 years. The participation of former international players has brought back nostalgia and hope, uniting the valley through the love of the game. This event marks the beginning of a new chapter for sports in Kashmir, and with continued support, it is hoped that international cricket will become a regular feature once again in the Valley.
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