Super 60 Legends USA has recently welcomed Sri Lanka’s Thisara Perera and Bangladesh’s accomplished all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan to the inaugural edition of the tournament, scheduled to take place over 12 days from August 5 to August 16. The most prominent figure in Bangladeshi and international cricket, Shakib’s involvement with the Detroit Falcons will significantly enhance Super 60 Legends USA’s international lineup. His participation promises to ensure the franchise’s progress and bolster its bowling strength. Discussing his participation in Super 60 Legends USA, Bangladesh cricketer Shakib Al Hasan remarked, “Playing in a unique setting, especially such as in the United States of America, definitely encourages you to embrace formats like the 60-ball game. Even though I’ve played a lot of T10 cricket, this seems like a great opportunity to take part in the sport in a competitive setting. “This is a format where elite players want to come and compete and push themselves, all of which sharpens your overall game. I am happy that through my participation, I am able to add and contribute towards the vision of the tournament and that of the Detroit Falcons squad.” Thisara Perera, who began his career as a bowler and opener for the Under-19 national team, has always embraced new challenges in the T10 format, including playing competitive cricket in his home country. Expressing his excitement about participating in Super 60 Legends USA, Perera shared, “For me, it’s exciting to play in a tournament like Super 60 Legends USA because it brings together top players in a country where cricket is growing rapidly. It’s unique to play in the United States because the goal is to inspire new fans and demonstrate the excitement of this 60-ball format. Players perform at their best under the fast-paced, high-pressure environment, and I’m excited to be a part of it.” With Super 60 Legends USA, fans can anticipate action-packed matches featuring big hitting, fast runs, and thrilling finishes in the dynamic 60-ball cricket format. The tournament aims to expand cricket’s appeal to younger markets and demographics, including the increasing interest in the United States, positioning it as a game-changer for a new generation of fans. With IANS Inputs