East of India Cricketer Yuvraj Singh has done something for which he is being praised a lot on social media. Recently, the champion all-rounder recognized the cricketing talent of a 4-year-old girl named Rishika from Kolkata. After the girl's batting skills went viral on social media, Singh Having noticed Rishika's talent with the cricket bat, Yuvi has since announced that he will be taking her to the Yuvraj Singh Centre of Excellence in Kolkata for her education and training.

Will finance cricket training.

A few days ago, Rishika went viral on the internet while playing cricket with her father. In the viral video, the girl from Newtown area of ​​Kolkata is seen batting with the same technique as professional players. After watching her video, many fans praised her talent. After Rishika's video went viral, she became popular as a cricket talent and she also managed to catch the attention of Yuvraj.

Yuvraj was impressed with Rishika's talent and sent her a signed cricket bat as a gift. Notably, Rishika Sarkar has been living in a poor family in the suburbs of New Town for three and a half years. Every day, her family has to struggle for food. Despite her hardships, the young girl's indomitable desire to play cricket could not be suppressed. She practices for more than six hours every day to get better at the game. Her father, Rajiv Sarkar, has been training her regularly, and under his coaching, Rishika can play everything from square drives to cover drives.

Rishika will be trained at the Yuvraj Singh Centre of Excellence (YSCE) three days a week and will be monitored personally by the coaches. Merlin Rise and Club Pavilion, the sports club of Merlin Rise, will also provide nutritious food as per Rishika's diet list. YSCE will regularly monitor her performance and provide her with opportunities to play in future matches. Merlin Group will also identify a school near her area and bear all the expenses of her further studies.

Indian cricketer and YSCE head coach Satyendra Singh said “This is a raw and natural talent. We hope we can help her and she has a bright future.”