Road Safety World Series T20: Greats Like Sachin Tendulkar And Brian Lara To Return To Action

Legendary Players Like Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara will be once again in action for the upcoming Road Safety World Series T20 in Raipur from March 2 to 21. Last year, the first edition of the series had to be called off due to the pandemic situation after just four matches and the remaining matches will be held now in the newly built Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium international stadium in Raipur.

The tournament includes greats from various nations including Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Brian Lara, Bret Lee, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Muttiah Muralitharan, and many more legends from five countries of Australia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies, and host India.

The Road Safety World Series T20 tournament organized to create awareness towards road safety will witness a wide array of fans waiting to watch the old magic from the legends.

A Wonderful Concept To Create Awareness – Bhupesh Baghel

Chief Minister of Chattisgarh, Bhupesh Baghel was happy to welcome the people in Chattisgarh who will be having the privilege to witness the stars back in action and expressed his pride and honour on hosting the tournament started on a good initiative. He stressed the importance of creating awareness on road safety since a person dies every four minutes on Indian roads.

“It is a matter of great pride and honour to be hosting the legends in Raipur during the Road Safety World Series, which I believe is a wonderful concept to create awareness about the menace, and a very important one given that one person dies every four minutes on Indian roads,”

“I also believe that this tournament will bring a smile to millions in this hour of gloom. I extend a very warm welcome to everyone in Chattisgarh,” said Chief Minister of Chattisgarh Bhupesh Baghel.

Ravi Gaikwad Delighted To Resume The Road Safety World Series T20

Founder of the Road Safety World Series, Ravi Gaikwad said about the lessons taught by the pandemic last year for every traveller on the road to have some empathy on everyone and was really thankful to resume the tournament in spite of all the situations.

“The year gone by has taught us a very important lesson, to be compassionate towards our fellowmen, if we can show the same compassion and empathy to everyone on the road, our roads will be safer for all — walkers, cyclists, bikers, motorists et all.

“To spread awareness towards road safety, the Unacademy Road Safety World Series started with lot of hope and promise last year, but had to call it off due to the challenging times.

“But, I am extremely glad to announce that we are here again, and I am thankful to all, the players, the officials, our broadcast partners and our large workforce who have come together to take the initiative forward in these difficult times,” Ravi Gaikwad stated.

The Road Safety World Series T20 will bring a lot of smiles into the people after a tough pandemic year.