Sagar Khanna Endorses T10 Cricket for 2028 Olympics, Focuses on Strikers' Future

New York Strikers owner, Sagar Khanna, advocates T10 cricket for the 2028 Olympics while focusing on the team's preparation for upcoming tournaments, including the Lanka T10 and Max 60 Caribbean League. Khanna also highlights the importance of more cricket opportunities for local talent.

Sagar Khanna, owner of the New York Strikers, has thrown his support behind the inclusion of T10 cricket in the 2028 Olympics, highlighting its engaging and fast-paced nature. In addition to his Olympic aspirations, Khanna is dedicated to bolstering the Strikers' squad for the upcoming Lanka T10 tournament.

The New York Strikers, the first champions of the Abu Dhabi T10, have consistently impressed in various formats, including past Legends Cricket Trophy campaigns and the Lanka Premier League. The franchise aims to build a lasting legacy as they make their debut in the Max 60 Caribbean League.

Khanna emphasized the need for more cricket opportunities for local talent during a recent media interaction. "Not just T10, any cricket for Sri Lanka will be valuable," he said. Khanna believes that more leagues and international players would significantly enhance the skills of local talents. He is particularly optimistic about the Strikers' prospects in the Max 60 Caribbean Tournament and the Lanka T10, citing strategic preparation and a well-rounded team.

Highlighting standout players from the Strikers' roster, Khanna lauded Matheesha Pathirana for his exceptional bowling and dependable performance. He also mentioned Muhammad Waseem, Marcus Stoinis, Kieron Pollard, and Nicholas Pooran as key players who could elevate the team in various formats.

The New York Strikers are set to clash with the Caribbean Giants on August 18th in the Max 60 Caribbean League, signaling an exciting phase for the franchise. (ANI)