PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi lauds successful Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup

Web DeskApril 9, 2024 06:41 PMsports
  • Inaugural tournament featured 63 matches across Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad
  • Jinnah College, Punjab College, and IMPCC College H-8/4 emerged as winners
  • Focus on nurturing grassroots cricket talent through college tournaments
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Mr. Mohsin Naqvi, PCB Chairman, praises the successful completion of the Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup, emphasizing the importance of college cricket in nurturing young talent and announcing plans for a more extensive tournament next year.

The Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman, Mr. Mohsin Naqvi, has expressed his satisfaction with the successful completion of the inaugural Inter-College Ramadan T20 Cup. The tournament, spanning 20 days, featured a total of 63 matches across Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad, with Pakistan Television Corporation broadcasting eight matches. Jinnah College emerged victorious in Karachi, Punjab College in Lahore, and IMPCC College H-8/4 in Islamabad.

Mr. Naqvi commended the meticulous planning and execution of the tournament and pledged to organize a more extensive event next year, involving more teams, venues, and incentives. The focus remains on nurturing cricket at the grassroots level, with the tournament already leading to the selection of numerous players by district teams.

The Chairman highlighted the importance of college cricket in providing opportunities for young cricketers and emphasized the role of educational institutions in fostering talent. He encouraged parents to support their children's cricketing aspirations and announced plans for a more robust college tournament in the future.

In conclusion, Mr. Naqvi congratulated the winning colleges, urged them to prepare for future events, and called for continued support from the Higher Education Commission and commercial partners to ensure the sustainability and success of college cricket in Pakistan.

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