English cricketer Sam Curran brightened the day for children at Great Ormond Street Hospital by donating his signed Punjab Kings and England jerseys. His visit, filled with smiles, cricket tips, and heartfelt moments, was a special treat for the young patients and staff.
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On August 30, Great Ormond Street Hospital shared on social media that star English cricketer Sam Curran visited the hospital, surprising the children and staff. He brought joy by gifting his signed England and Punjab Kings jerseys.
“It was a special day at Great Ormond Street Hospital as Sam Curran visited the Pelican, Eagle, and Alligator wards. He shared cricket tips and gifted signed shirts to patients and staff. Thanks so much for joining us, Sam!” they said.
Sam Curran: A Rising Star in English Cricket
Sam Curran, born on June 3, 1998, is an English cricketer who plays in all formats for England and represents Surrey in domestic cricket.
A left-handed all-rounder, he is known for his left-arm medium-fast bowling. Sam made his Test and ODI debuts in 2018 and his T20I debut in 2019.
He played a key role in England’s 2022 T20 World Cup victory, taking the most wickets for his team and earning the Player of the Tournament award.
Curran holds the record for the best T20I bowling figures by an English player with 5/10 against Afghanistan.
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 He has also made significant contributions in domestic leagues, including the IPL, where he has played for teams like Kings XI Punjab, Chennai Super Kings, and Punjab Kings.
In addition to his on-field achievements, Curran was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in 2023 for his services to cricket.
Despite being just 26 years old, Curran has already made a significant impact on the cricketing world, and his career continues to flourish.
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