London, Apr 15 (UNI) Renowned sports commentator Alan Wilkins, known for his insightful commentary on cricket, announced via social media that he will be heading to India to work on the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) season.

He expressed his joy and gratitude after being given the all-clear from throat cancer by Velindre Cancer Centre.

In a heartfelt message shared with his followers on Tuesday, Wilkins said, "Knowing that I am heading to India to work on the @IPL after being given the all-clear from throat cancer by @VelindreCS @VelindreTrust @Velindre makes me feel incredibly blessed. And 'young' again! Never Give Up."

The 62-year-old's resilience and positive outlook in the face of adversity have been widely praised by fans and colleagues alike. Wilkins has been an integral part of cricket broadcasting for decades, providing expert analysis and commentary for numerous international tournaments.

His return to the IPL marks a significant milestone in his recovery, and his message of hope continues to inspire many. The cricket community, along with his supporters, expressed overwhelming support for Wilkins as he embarks on this new chapter in his career.

Velindre Cancer Centre, based in Cardiff, has played a key role in his recovery, offering treatment and support during his battle with cancer. Wilkins' words resonate with many, urging them to "Never Give Up" in the face of life's challenges.

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