In this episode we speak with one of the Vipers’ new recruits, the English top-order batter Max Holden, who plays his cricket for county side Middlesex and for the Manchester Originals in the men’s Hundred.
<strong><em>Desert Vipers Player Max Holden:</em></strong><em> “Four or five years ago, I made quite a conscious decision to work on my white ball game as I wanted to be someone who could be successful across all the formats.”</em>
<span style="font-weight: 400;">We’re back after a mid-year break with the return of our blogs! This post, we have the exciting</span> <p><span style="font-weight: 400;">opportunity to hear from our new Education and Wellbeing Lead, Sanj Sandhu.</span></p>
<ul> <li><strong><em>Tom Moody, Desert Vipers Director of Cricket: “</em></strong><strong><em>One of the positive things for the Desert Vipers and the tournament itself is that Sam has decided to come to this league against the other options that are out there. I think that says a lot about how the competition is held in players' eyes and the growth of the tournament moving forward."</em></strong></li> </ul>
In an innovative three-year collaboration designed to drive positive, sustainable change in cricket apparel and beyond, ILT20 cricket team, the <strong>Desert Vipers</strong>, has partnered with <strong>PALMFIT</strong>, a UAE-based sports apparel manufacturer, to create a line of performance wear, team wear and leisurewear made entirely from recycled materials.
In an innovative three-year collaboration designed to drive positive, sustainable change in cricket apparel and beyond, ILT20 cricket team, the <strong>Desert Vipers</strong>, has partnered with <strong>PALMFIT</strong>, a UAE-based sports apparel manufacturer, to create a line of performance wear, team wear and leisurewear made entirely from recycled materials.