Former Australian Cricket Captain

A fantastic middle-order batsman and an equally agile fielder with one of the safest pair of hands, Steve Waugh was a highly successful former captain of Australian Cricket team. This living legend of Cricket has to his credit a dazzling record of being a part of two World Cup winning squads, eight victorious Ashes squads, and leading Australia in 15 of their world-record 16 consecutive Test victories.

This cricketing gem’s involvement in philanthropy is reflected by his global charity foundation--Steve Waugh Foundation (SWF) Global that works for the rehabilitation for leprosy-affected kids at a home called ‘Udayan’. PlayUp supports this cause.

Indian Right-handed Batsman

India's middle-order, right-handed batsman and occasional right-arm off break bowler, Rohit Sharma is an extremely talented cricketer. He is looked at by most cricket luminaries as a batting mainstay of Team India in the times to come. Known for his athletic fielding and super cool temperament, he was appointed as Vice-captain of the team for IPL season 2009.

His graceful stroke play and display of outstanding maturity for a young head got him sold for $2 million to the Mumbai Indians. Rohit Sharma has recently created buzz by stroking a magnificent unbeaten innings of 55 runs in Ranji Trophy 2011—2012.

We also enjoy the incessant support of celebrity shareholders like Heart Surgeon Charlie Teo and former tennis star Brad Drewett. Our list of shareholders entails names of four ex-test cricketers-- Steve Waugh, Adam Gilchrist, Brendon Julian and Graeme Wood, and the Australian swimming icon--Ian Thorpe.