Patna: Bihar Cricket Association President Rakesh Tiwari has received a prestigious congratulatory message from Cherie Blair, renowned human rights activist, lawyer, and wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. This recognition highlights Tiwari’s exceptional leadership, dedication, and contributions to cricket in Bihar.
Cherie Blair praised Tiwari’s efforts and commitment to the development of cricket, acknowledging his significant role in elevating the sport in the state. Her message is seen as a mark of respect and serves as a source of inspiration for Tiwari to continue his work in advancing Bihar cricket.
Under Tiwari’s tenure, cricket in Bihar has flourished, with numerous young players emerging as promising talents. This recognition not only celebrates his individual achievements but also brings pride to the entire cricketing fraternity of Bihar.
On this special occasion, Smriti Irani, former Union Minister, was also present and commended Tiwari’s hard work. She extended her congratulations to the Bihar Cricket Association for its progress and accomplishments under his leadership.
Expressing his gratitude, Rakesh Tiwari said, “This honour from Cherie Blair has doubled my enthusiasm. I am determined to take Bihar cricket to new heights and continue working for the development of the sport in the state.”
This acknowledgment is a testament to the strides made by Bihar Cricket Association under Tiwari’s presidency and inspires confidence in the future of cricket in the state.
