By KLTV Newsdesk –

Two ten-year-old cousins from West Yorkshire, Fletcher and Reggie, have been chosen to compete in the first-ever World Junior League, a prestigious international cricket tournament co-owned by England star Adil Rashid.

The competition, which will take place in Spain this April, will feature some of the most promising young cricket talents from around the world.

What makes their achievement even more remarkable is that Fletcher has ADHD, and Reggie has Autism.

Despite the challenges that come with being neurodivergent, both boys have demonstrated immense dedication, resilience, and skill to reach this level of competition.

Their selection highlights their unwavering commitment to the sport they love.

Fletcher and Reggie hope to inspire others by proving that disabilities do not have to be barriers to success.

They aim to show the world that with the right support and determination, anyone can thrive in their chosen field.

The tournament will be streamed live globally, giving cricket fans everywhere the chance to follow their journey. Learn more at: https://www.worldjuniorleague.com/

Don’t miss the opportunity to watch these talented young players make their mark on the international stage!