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Ek Nayi League and a million ideas


Cricket has always been the preferred sport of the nation. Maybe sport is not the right word for it. Cricket is something more than a sport. Every game is seen as a war. No violence intended.  This war helps us develop kinsman not only among the players and nations. It brings together the family and friends. In the busy world, most of us do not have the time or don’t allot the time for our friends and family. We overlook the most important aspect of life for other responsibilities. Cricket does the magic of bringing us together. The excitement and the energy associated with cricket is tremendous. Every match, be it test, one day, IPL, or anything has the power to make us happy and sad. We cry out of happiness and loss along with the game. We celebrate every ball and every run. It strengthens our relationships. It gives us a glimpse of another world. Cricket has lots of glitz and glamour associated with it. This also makes it the envy of other sports. Sometimes we question the sport. Yet it is worth it.

Ek Nayi League
Kapil Dev’s Ek Nayi League (One New League) has created a lot of curiosity not only among the cricket lovers, but also among the general public. It has also raised a lot of eyebrows and had kick started our brains to wonder what it would be. Cricket has changed a lot. And the change has both its pros and cons. I have numerous ideas and a lot of visions on how this league would be. It has even started to haunt my dreams.

Idea Ek
This league would be a platform to develop budding talents. Sporting talents will be identified from all over the country. They would be trained and guided by leading cricketers. Regular matches and tournaments would be conducted for the children. Funds would be collected through CSR programs of the corporate companies and through shows of celebrities. He may also do it for other sports also

Idea Dho
This league would be for senior citizens. This will help them live a healthy, happy and active life. This will help them enjoy their retirement years. This league also paves a way to help people be more humane and compassionate towards people in their yester years. The celebrities may lead the team and help to motivate them.

This league can also be a platform to empower women through sports. It might help her become even more stronger and create a better life for her. This need not be only on Cricket alone. It can be for tennis, football or even hockey. Sportsmanship is all about friendliness, fight, hard work and a lot of things. This league can help people live life in a better way. Sometimes we get drowned in too many things that we forgot to live life. This league may be small step towards helping us live life. Not just breathing and walking for the sake of it. But relax and live life.  I still have a lot of ideas. But laziness and lack of time stops my ideas to over flow.

Waiting for Ek Nayi League to start and make a difference. I am not sure what the league would be. But I am confident that it would make a change. 

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