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IN PHOTOS: South African legend AB de Villiers joins Project Mumbai

Updated On: 26 May, 2024 04:00 PM IST | Sujay Shivalkar

Legendary South African batsman AB de Villiers on Sunday joined Project Mumbai in Powai. Here are all the pictures from the initiative (Pic: Atul Kamble)

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AB de Villiers (Pic: Atul Kamble)
AB de Villiers (Pic: Atul Kamble)
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Former South Africa's cricketer AB de Villiers made his appearance in Powai to join Project Mumbai for the Mumbai Plastic Recyclothon

Former South Africa's cricketer AB de Villiers made his appearance in Powai to join Project Mumbai for the Mumbai Plastic Recyclothon

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The Mumbai Plastic Recylothon is an initiative where people can donate their plastic waste which is then converted to benches, pencil boxes, dustbins, etc. Project Mumbai volunteers will collect the waste from the nearest drop location

The Mumbai Plastic Recylothon is an initiative where people can donate their plastic waste which is then converted to benches, pencil boxes, dustbins, etc. Project Mumbai volunteers will collect the waste from the nearest drop location

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The cricketer was also seen signing autographs for his fans on tennis balls, leather balls and bats

The cricketer was also seen signing autographs for his fans on tennis balls, leather balls and bats

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Later, AB de Villiers reckoned as "Mr. 360" of modern-day cricket painted 360 on the benches which were made out of plastic waste

Later, AB de Villiers reckoned as "Mr. 360" of modern-day cricket painted 360 on the benches which were made out of plastic waste

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Former South African and Royal Challengers Bengaluru's batsman signed on the benches in the Cliff Ave, Hiranandani Gardens

Former South African and Royal Challengers Bengaluru's batsman signed on the benches in the Cliff Ave, Hiranandani Gardens

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