Former South African cricket star AB de Villiers participated in several community service activities in Mumbai, including playing wheelchair cricket and engaging in class beautification projects. As the brand champion of the Project Mumbai, he voluntarily spent one day across the city, joining the Islam Gymkhana with wheelchair athletes and visited a BMC municipal school at Malabar Hill.De Villiers joined the Mumbai wheelchair cricket team during his practice session in Islam Gymkhana, sea lines. He sat in a wheelchair to play with the team members, created an atmosphere of enthusiasm and mutual respect.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Cricket Legend’s travel project is part of Mumbai’s Satrang program, which promotes civil pride through community participation and public space growth.At the BMC Municipal School in Malabar Hill, de Villiers portrayed them and helped to change the classrooms. He also spent time at the CSSC Center, where he attended a paper bag making workshop along with underprivileged children.
“Mumbai has given me a lot of love for years. Today, I wanted to give back as a cricketer, but as a volunteer. It is actually some powerful about working with others, for families, for families and working with others to create spaces for this incredible city.”‘Hopefully it will be the year for RCB’De Villiers also expressed enthusiasm about Royal Challengers Bangalore, who reached the IPL 2025 finals after his victory over Punjab Kings. “I am very happy that RCB is in the final. Mumbai Indians won last night and this is going to be a very good qualifier 2 … I am looking forward to the final and hopefully it will be the year for RCB, “he said.Royal Challengers Bangalore has qualified for its fourth IPL final, marking their first appearance since 2016. The team first reached the finals in 2009 and 2011, losing to Deccan Chargers and Chennai Super Kings respectively.RCB lost the 2016 final by eight runs from Sunrisers Hyderabad. He will face the winner of the Ughalifier 2 between Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings in the final on June 3.
