Suresh Raina is very active on social media. He often shares things related to professional and personal life with fans. Recently, during an interview, he revealed that he is a great devotee of Bajrang Bali and Mahadev i.e. Lord Shiva. He always worships them and will continue doing this work as long as he is alive. Recently he had taken pictures while seeing both of them. Suresh Raina made another revelation about his devotion. He told that he used to read Hanuman Chalisa before the match. He used to do this work especially during the World Cup. Apart from this, he also used to recite the mantra of Mahamrityunjaya.

'I proudly say that I am a Hindu'

Suresh Raina recently gave an interview to News24. During this, he was asked whether he was close to BJP, Sangh and Hinduist ideology. In response to this, Raina said, 'I respect all religions. I played in a team where many players belonged to the same religion. Hindu religion is from India only. That's why I proudly say that I am a Hindu, a Kashmiri Brahmin and I worship. I am a devotee of Bajrangbali and Mahadev and will worship both as long as I am alive.

Suresh Raina is playing in this league

Suresh Raina, who has retired from international cricket, is currently participating in Big Cricket Lagi. This tournament was started especially for the former stars of international cricket, who are participating in it. Its first season started in Surat from Thursday 12th December, in which a total of 6 teams are playing. Raina is captaining Southern Spartans in this league.

Raina had to face defeat in the opening match against Shikhar Dhawan's team Northern Challengers. Dhawan's team won this match by 6 wickets. Raina's Southern Spartans had scored 203 runs while batting first. In this, captain Suresh Raina played a stormy score of 49 runs in 27 balls. But Dhawan's Northern Challengers achieved the target by 6 wickets with 8 balls remaining.