Alastair Cook returns to cricket for Legends Championship

Sir Alastair Cook is set to make a notable return to cricket. He will join the England Champions squad for the World Championship of Legends in July at Edgbaston. Cook, who retired in 2018, is England's highest Test run-scorer. Cook will play alongside former England captain Eoin Morgan, who will lead the team in the tournament. Cook expressed his excitement, saying he is thrilled to represent his country again. He emphasizes his eagerness to play with Morgan and the rest of the team. Harshit Tomar, the founder of the World Championship of Legends, believes Cook's participation will significantly enhance the tournament's appeal. He noted that Cook's legendary status brings immense value to the England Champions. Praveen Sharma, the owner of the England Champions, highlighted the historical significance of Cook and Morgan teaming up. He believes this strong lineup will make the team a formidable contender. Morgan welcomed Cook's return, stating it is about more than just cricket. It's about friendship and creating new experiences. Nishant Pitti, a chief patron of the tournament, also celebrated Cook's return, connecting it with the vision of supporting top-level sporting events for fans worldwide. Cook's impressive career includes 161 Test matches and over 12,000 runs, solidifying his status as a cricket great. The World Championship of Legends promises to revive the excitement of cricket by bringing together legendary players for fans to enjoy.