Jafer Chohan, a 22-year-old leg-spinner from Yorkshire, has made history by becoming the first player from the South Asian Cricket Academy (SACA) to be named in England's squad for their upcoming tour of the West Indies. His selection is part of a broader initiative aimed at increasing representation of British South Asians in professional cricket, a demographic that has seen a decline in elite ranks compared to recreational play. Chohan's impressive performance in the T20 Blast, where he took 17 wickets in 2024, along with a strong showing in various leagues, has facilitated his rise from being cut by Middlesex to securing a professional contract with Yorkshire. He has also drawn mentorship from seasoned players like Adil Rashid, who has been instrumental in his development. Chohan's journey reflects the potential of programs like SACA in nurturing young talent and providing opportunities within the sport.