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The Premier League has a long history of working in India to engage its millions of passionate fans and football communities. At a grassroots level, the League has been running its Premier Skills programme in partnership with the British Council to support the development of the community football workforce since 2007. Over the past 18 years, the programme has been delivered in more than 18 Indian states, supporting more than 7,300 coaches, referees and educators, benefiting 124,000 young people.
Former Indian head coach Ravi Shastri spoke glowingly of the young openers on display in the IPL this year and admitted he had been in awe of how Suryavanshi had commenced his cricketing career.
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