BELIEVE: Suresh Raina Book | Book on lessons from cricketing journey


Suresh Raina has revealed the cover of his new book BELIEVE which chronicles the lessons from his cricketing journey.

CSK superstar Suresh Raina has revealed the cover of his new book BELIEVE which chronicles the lessons from his cricketing journey. Raina, who etched the word “Believe” as a tattoo on his arm after cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar told him to have faith in his own talent, announced his retirement from international cricket on August 15, 2020. Raina recently made a comeback to the IPL cricket with a brilliant half-century.

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