Arul gives RM105,000 to cancer research, cricket development


Arul Suppiah: 'An athlete cannot go on playing forever. It is important for them to have something to fall back on. I cannot stress enough the importance of studies.'

PUTRAJAYA: Cricketer Arul Suppiah marked an end to his long and illustrious playing career by giving back to the community.

The 30-year-old Arul showed that he is one of the athletes with a heart of gold when he donated RM52,500 each to the Cancer Research Initiatives Foundation (CARIF) and KL Junior Cricket Development, which had discovered Arul’s talent.

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