Why are India, England cricketers carrying inexperienced armbands throughout third ODI in Ahmedabad? | Cricket Information – The Occasions of India

Ahmedabad: India and England cricket groups wore inexperienced armbands throughout their third and ultimate ODI match on the Narendra Modi Stadium on Wednesday. This gesture supported the BCCI’s “Donate Organs, Save Lives” marketing campaign.
The BCCI issued a press release confirming that each groups participated on this initiative, which is led by ICC Chairman and former BCCI secretary Jay Shah.
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The marketing campaign was formally launched by Shah earlier this week. He had introduced the initiative on social media platform X on Monday.

“On the event of the third ODI between India and England in Ahmedabad on February twelfth, we’re proud to launch an consciousness initiative – Donate Organs, Save Lives. Sport has the facility to encourage, unite, and create lasting impression past the sphere. By means of this initiative, we urge everybody to take a step in the direction of giving the best reward of all – the reward of life. One pledge, one resolution, can save a number of lives. Let’s come collectively and make a distinction!”
A number of distinguished Indian cricketers supported this initiative, together with Virat Kohli and vice-captain Shubman Gill.

“Rating the final word century. Your organs may help others stay past your lifetime. Register as a donor and make each life rely,” Kohli acknowledged in a BCCI-shared video.
“Be the captain of life. Identical to a captain leads the crew to victory, you’ll be able to lead somebody to life by pledging to donate your organs,” Gill expressed.
Indian batters Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul additionally joined the marketing campaign with their messages.
“One donor can save as much as eight lives. Pledge at this time and hit a six for humanity,” Iyer remarked.
“Play the final word profitable shot. Your resolution to donate your organs might be the match profitable second in somebody’s life. Be a hero off the sphere too,” Rahul added.