Faf Du Plessis donated jersey-bat to raise funds along with these Cricketers

Faf Du Plessis donated jersey-bat

South African star batsman Faf du Plessis donated his bat and pink one-day jersey to auction for food for underprivileged children battling the Covid-19 epidemic. Duplessis donated his new IXU bat and pink one-day jersey with the number 18 on his back and back, after being nominated by his former partner AB de Villiers.

Du Plessis shared a photo of both things on his Instagram page, writing, "I have accepted this challenge after being nominated by AB de Villiers. The entire amount of this auction will be given to the project that I launched with Hillsong Africa Foundation. The project aims to raise up to 500,000 rands which will be used to feed the underprivileged children of the local community. Any kind of donation will be to help these children. '

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He has been associated with charity work before, with his wife, Imari Wiser raised funds from the charity to feed 35,000 children in South Africa. Prior to Faf du Plessis, many other cricketers have also contributed in this way. India's KL Rahul auctioned the 2019 World Cup bat for Rs 2,64,228. Helmets worth Rs 1,22,677, pads Rs 33,028, One-day jerseys Rs 1,13,240, T20 jerseys Rs 1,04,824, Test jerseys Rs 1,32,774 and Gloves from Rs 28,782 were also used to help needy children Gone.

Mushfiqur Rahim of Bangladesh also helped in the war against Corona by auctioning the first double century bat of his career in 2013. Giving information about the auction of the bat, he had said, "There is nothing more than the life of the people." Mushfiqur's double century came against Sri Lanka.

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Indian cricket team captain Virat Kohli and former South African batsman AB de Villiers raised funds to fight against the Covid-19 epidemic by auctioning the bat with which he scored a century for Royal Challengers Bangalore during the 2016 IPL match. The gloves and T-shirts used in that match played against the Gujarat Lions were also auctioned. RCB scored a mammoth score of 248 for three in this match with the century innings of Kohli-AB. The team won the match by 144 runs.