Gary Kirsten, the former coach of the Indian cricket team, is starting a new chapter in his career. Alongside his long-time associate Russel Symcox, he’s venturing into real estate, offering luxury villas in Goa. This move sees Kirsten, a key figure in the 2011 World Cup triumph, shifting gears after a successful career in cricket. The Cricket Front Villas project, developed by Yugen Infra, offers a premium lifestyle with advanced educational and sporting facilities. The residential complex, strategically located near MOPA airport, will include cricket coaching overseen by Kirsten and Symcox, as well as facilities for golf and other sports. A key element of the project is the inclusion of a world-class school, with Kirsten aiming to integrate academics and sports. Kirsten and Symcox highlight the parallels between sports and life, emphasizing the importance of life lessons learned on the field being applicable in business and education. The focus is on fostering all-around development in children, drawing from the South African model of blending sports into the school environment. Both are confident about the success of their project. Kirsten stresses the importance of discipline, dedication, and strong leadership, advocating for the holistic development of children through sports and education. The project is built on the belief that sports instill key life skills like teamwork and resilience.
