Welcome Back Samuel Nel he was a part of our 1st coaching sessions 4 years back in Riyadh had gone back to UK and now the young man has grown in leaps and bounds whilst continuing his passion and has captain his school Kingham hill school, Oxfordshire and now back to the Game changers family and would be downing regc colors in the 2nd league game of the SACF National championship 2022 vs Pak force this Friday as 15 year old.

Welcome Back Samuel Nel he was a part of our 1st coaching sessions 4 years back in Riyadh had gone back to UK and now the young man has grown in leaps and bounds whilst continuing his passion and has captain his school Kingham hill school, Oxfordshire and now back to the Game changers family and would be downing regc colors in the 2nd league game of the SACF National championship 2022 vs Pak force this Friday as 15 year old.

Welcome Back Samuel Nel he was a part of our 1st coaching sessions 4 years back in Riyadh had gone back to UK and now the young man has grown in leaps and bounds whilst continuing his passion and has captain his school Kingham hill school, Oxfordshire and now back to the Game changers family and would be downing regc colors in the 2nd league game of the SACF National championship 2022 vs Pak force this Friday as 15 year old.

Saudi Arabia National Team U16 and U19 player
Currently bagged best bowler in Wpca Premier league sharing his experience about his journey from school cricket to Saudi U16 and Saudi U19 team under coach Azeem

Current Royal Challengers Bangalore  Head coach for IPL 2022 Sanjay Banger, Former BCCI  Batting coach and Indian team  World cup player  conveying his views, opinions and warm regards to batch mate Mohammed Azimooddin Karajagi,

REGC family and Saudi cricket players. Sanjay Bapusaheb Bangar is a former Indian cricketer. He was an all-rounder and had represented India in Tests and One Day Internationals.

He was an Assistant Coach of Indian cricket team for consecutive period of over five years.

Stuart Matsikenyeri current Zimbabwe batting cocah and ICC level 3 high peformance elite coach sending his regards to coach Mohammed Azimooddin Karajagi and entire Saudi cricketing fraternity and specially Riyadh Elite Game Changers – REGC players.

Stuart Matsikenyeri is a former Zimbabwean cricketer, who played all formats of the game. He was a right-handed batsman and usually opened the batting for Zimbabwe. Matsikenyeri also bowled part-time right-arm off-break and was a sharp fielder in the gully.

Born: May 3, 1983 (age 38 years), Harare, Zimbabwe
Batting: Right-handed
Current teams: Manicaland cricket team, Zimbabwe national cricket team

Sri Lankan former ODI Captain and ICC level 3 Global elite high performance cricket coach chamara kapugedra also batch mate of REGC coach Mohammed Azimooddin Karajagi congratulating, wishing Goodluck for future endeavors and assignments also best rushes got saudi cricket during Mauritius T20

Chamara Kantha Kapugedera, commonly Chamara Kapugedera is a former international Sri Lankan cricketer who played all formats of the game, and was a former ODI captain

Dilhara Lokuhettige is one of the first Sri Lankan cricketers to be labeled a Twenty20 specialist. His reputation as a dangerous Twenty20 player has been built on his powerful batting – as a pinch-hitter or lower order batsman – coupled with his bustling seam bowling.

As a schoolboy, Lokuhettige captained Asoka Vidyalaya in Colombo from the Under-13 age group up to the First XI.He got his first major break towards earning a national cap when he joined Bloomfield in 1999 and met Ruchira Palliyaguru, the club’s fast bowler, who recommended him to the Sri Lanka Cricket fast-bowling academy. There he came under the watchful eyes of Champaka Ramanayake, the head of the academy. Lokuhettige played one season for Antonians SC and then joined Galle CC where Ramanayake was also the coach. Lokuhettige got his international break in 2005 during the Indian Oil Cup but a side strain ruled him out of the following tours to New Zealand and Australia.

Lokuhettige is not an express fast bowler but he is accurate and can swing the ball both ways.He is a hard-hitting batsmen too, with his favourite stroke being the lofted drive.
Sri Lanka’s selectors started to eye him as a possible Twenty20 specialist in 2007
when he was called up to the 20-man training pool for the ICC World Twenty20 in South Africa.

He also has a reputation for being a match-winner in six-a-side cricket, having played four times in the Hong Kong Sixes.
In 2007 he played a crucial role in helping Sri Lanka win the tournament, smashing 30 in an over during the semi-final against New Zealand.
Earlier in 2008 he excelled during the inaugural Provincial Twenty20 tournament in Sri Lanka and also gained experienced playing club cricket in England.
Lokuhettige was called up for Sri Lanka’s Twenty20 squad in September 2008

India – Arvind – Represented Cricket Association of Pondicherry Ranji and Syed Mushtaq
Ali Trophy Season 2021-22

Arsalan – SAUDI U19 Captain, Australia 1at Class and now trying his luck in Karachi

Shahid Saad – Qatar National Team, Qatar A team

Hisham Shaikh-Saudi Arabia National player

Rahul Sharma
ICC level 3 Global elite high performance cricket coach
ECB level 1 and 2
Coaching director – Bangladesh legends team – WRS-2022
Headcoach Mumbai Elite Game Changers
Head coach Nirmala college Mumbai

Zeeshan Malik Official current Pakistan A squad, part of Karachi Kings for PSL 2021 in UAE and former U19 world cup captian wishing good luck to REGC team and Family for the Finals of Riyadh Cricket Association ( RCA ) HHH Saturday Major General Dr Abdulaziz Bin Naser Saturday league 2021 and also congratulating friend, mentor and Coach Mohammed Azimooddin Karajagi

Zeeshan Malik (born 26 December 1996) is a Pakistani cricketer.[1] He made his Twenty20 debut on 8 September 2016 for Rawalpindi in the 2016–17 National T20 Cup.[2] Prior to his T20 debut, he was part of Pakistan’s squad for the 2016 Under-19 Cricket World Cup.[3] He made his first-class debut for Rawalpindi in the 2016–17 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy on 1 October 2016.[4]

In December 2018, he was named in Pakistan’s team for the 2018 ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup.[5] In March 2019, he was named in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s squad for the 2019 Pakistan Cup.[6][7] In November 2020, he was named in Pakistan’s 35-man squad for their tour to New Zealand.