Legends League Cricket: It's the after party for retired giants, all about keeping the spirit of cricket alive
Hindustan Times"I feel like Tom Cruise here. ", said Chris Gayle, reclining casually on a chair, with black shades on, on the sidelines of the Dehradun-leg of the ongoing 2023 Legends League Cricket when asked to compare the tournament with other overseas leagues. So when we get a chance to actually play the game, even though we say we are finished with international cricket, but when you get a chance, it's not like we're going to be playing consistently right throughout the year. "It is like a second career and this League also ensures some sort of financial security to the players post-retirement," former India cricketer Pragyan Ojha was earlier quoted by Sportstar before the start of the 2023 season. While Raheja's motive of LLC is to be a readymade platform for a "second innings" to these retired cricketers, he also stressed on the need to "keep raising the bar", not just from a competitive point of view, but also from the perspective of the spectators, and it was largely evident from the ongoing edition.