Veteran commentator Alan Wilkins will return to the Indian Premier League (IPL) after surviving throat cancer. The former cricketer shared his joy about returning to India to cover the IPL 2025 season as a commentator. Taking to his official X (formerly Twitter) account, Wilkins expressed how rejuvenated he feels and emphasized his pride in staying resilient and never giving up.
Alan Wilkins shares a post
In his latest post, Wilkins shared that he’ll be joining the IPL commentary box.
“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.”
Knowing that I am heading to India
— Alan Wilkins (@alanwilkins22) April 15, 2025
And “young” again!
Never Give Up. pic.twitter.com/iEZG4ZSSAQ
Alan Wilkins career
A former cricketer with experience in 107 first-class and 104 List A matches, Alan Wilkins transitioned to commentary in 1984. Over the years, he has been associated with renowned broadcasters such as SABC, BBC, and ESPN. Beyond cricket, the 71-year-old has also lent his voice to other sports including rugby, tennis, and golf.
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