Shree Muktajeevan Swamibapa encouraged his disciples to take care of their physical
bodies, because devotion to God can only be performed well if one's physical body
is healthy and fit.
Swamibapa Cricket Club - History
Swamibapa Cricket Club (London) was established in 1984. The team was formed here
in London after the success of Swamibapa CC in Nairobi, Kenya. Swamibapa CC, Kenya
won all major championships, and they also had some players that featured in the
national team. Steve Tikolo (Current Captain), Tom Tikolo (Former Captain), David
Tikolo, Alfred Njuguna, Nitin Khokhrai, Sibtain Klassamali, Tariq Iqual, Lameck
Onyango and Martin Orewa to name a few. Swamibapa Cricket Club, Kenya was named
after Jeevanpran Shree Muktajeevan Swamibapa, the then Acharya of Shree Swaminarayan
Gadi Sansthan, Maninagar.
The sister club in London started off with approximately 15 members, they played
friendly matches against various teams. As the years went on the club grew in size
and reputation.
This year Swamibapa CC has entered two teams into the Trailfinders Saturday Middlesex
League and has another team playing in the 1987 League. Swamibapa CC has forty-six
members of various ages (the youngest player is just 12 years old). Under the Umbrella
of Shree Muktajeevan Sports Academy the club has flourished. With the help of our
sponsors Chandni Sweet Mart, Rubicon Exotic Drinks, Tru Construction and Xoocafe
Ltd the club hopes to grow even bigger and play an even higher standard of cricket.
Swamibapa CC aim to promote the game of Cricket and to provide cricket lovers the
chance to play competitive cricket at a high standard.