Former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is on a visit to India these days. Meanwhile, he visited the Parsi Gymkhana in South Mumbai on Sunday. During this, he enjoyed playing cricket with a tennis ball. He said that he is happy that he did not get out many times. Former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has also shared a picture of this on the social media platform X.

Sunak posted on X

Rishi Sunak wrote in his post on Instagram, "No trip to Mumbai is complete without playing tennis ball cricket." Apart from this, he told reporters, "It is a great pleasure to be among all of you at the foundation day celebrations of the Parsi Gymkhana Club. It is an extraordinary achievement. Witnessed so much history and so many exciting things. I did not get out many times this morning." 

Visited the Parsi Gymkhana

Sunak said that he is keen to make more such trips. Let us tell you that the Parsee Gymkhana was established on 25 February 1885 and Sir Jamshedji Jejeebhoy was appointed its founder president, while Jamshedji Tata was appointed president. In 1887, the Parsee Gymkhana was shifted to its current location on the picturesque Marine Drive. 

Rishi Sunak is the former Prime Minister of Britain

Let us tell you that Rishi Sunak has been the Prime Minister of Britain and he is the leader of the Conservative Party. Last year, in the month of July, the Labor Party got a historic victory in the British elections. Although Rishi Sunak managed to win his seat, he failed to form the government. Currently, Keir Starmer of the Labor Party is the Prime Minister of Britain. In the British parliamentary elections, 26 MPs of Indian origin were elected to the House of Commons, among whom Rishi Sunak is also one.