Moeen Ali on living in 'amazing' UAE, England's cricket culture and fresh start for Abu Dhabi T10
Many famous cricketers call the UAE home, with Australian great Brett Lee, former India international Robin Uthappa and England batter Alex Hales among those who have settled in the Emirates." Retired England all-rounder Moeen Ali is also part of that group. There are many reasons cricketers choose the UAE – lifestyle, location and easy access to various leagues and tournaments in and around the…
Moeen Ali, a retired English all-rounder, is currently living in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), where he has found a wonderful lifestyle. Several famous cricketers, like Brett Lee, Robin Uthappa, and Alex Hales, have also made the UAE their home. Moeen appreciated the UAE's cultural, religious, and safety aspects, saying, “I love it here.
I think it’s an amazing place. It’s very central. Amazing weather, amazing facilities. A great lifestyle for family. I find it very peaceful.” Despite challenges, such as the UAE’s air defences intercepting drones and missiles launched by Iran at the start of the war, Moeen praised the UAE’s response, stating, “It was scary for the kids, but we were in safe hands.”
Moeen will now captain the Arabian Aces in the revamped Abu Dhabi T10, a T10 league in the UAE. He also mentioned plans to play in the DP World ILT20, the Afghan Premier League, and the Pakistan Super League. Moeen praised the England cricket culture, noting that the team's recent indiscipline issues were merely lapses in judgment and that the culture is improving.
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