England’s Eoin Morgan leaves PSL on a charitable note
February 19, 2017
Sharjah: England's captain Eoin Morgan, who played for Peshawar Zalmi in Pakistan Super League (PSL), announced on Sunday to donate his Zalmi kit to the children under-treatment at Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital (SKMCH).
Morgan played six matches for Peshawar Zalmi in the second edition of PSL before joining his national team for the series against West Indies.
Before leaving Zalmi, Morgan made a special announcement of donating his kit to SKMCH and won the hearts of millions of cricket fans across Pakistan.
"After tonight's game all of my kit is on its way to these brave young kids of SKMCH I hope you enjoy. Everyone at Peshawar Zalmi loves you," Morgan tweeted before his last game in PSL against Karachi Kings.
After tonight's game all of my kit is on its way to these brave young kids of @SKMCH I hope you enjoy. Everyone at @PeshawarZalmi loves you pic.twitter.com/cJhWaIbGEZ
— Eoin Morgan (@Eoin16) February 19, 2017
The PSL franchise Peshawar Zalmi had invited 20 children being treated at SKMCH during the first phase of PSL 2017 in Dubai. During the visit, the children also got the opportunity to spend time with all the star players of Peshawar Zalmi squad.
Morgan also shared one of his pictures with the children. According to a source, the kit donated by Morgan is likely to be auctioned and all the earnings will go to SKMCH.
