In a thrilling finale at the Mhasrul Cricket Ground, Goa emerged victorious in the 5th National Sub-Junior Tennis Cricket Championship, leaving Maharashtra as the runner-up and Mumbai securing the third position. The tournament, jointly organized by the Tennis Cricket Association of India, Tennis Cricket Association Maharashtra, and Nashik District Tennis Cricket Association, showcased intense competition among 11 teams from across India.
The title match featured an impressive performance by the Goa team, ultimately securing them the championship. Maharashtra displayed commendable effort, earning them the runner-up position. Satyam Pandey from Nashik received recognition as the best bowler of the tournament. Individual awards were presented to Omkar from Goa as the best batsman, and Lokesh Marathe was honored as the man of the series.
The inauguration ceremony witnessed the presence of esteemed dignitaries, including Kanhaiya Gujar, President of the Indian Tennis Cricket Association, Meenakshi Giri, Indian Secretary, Dhanashree Giri, Maharashtra Women Director, Pankaj Sawant, Goa Secretary, and local officials Vilas Gaikwad, Vilas Giri, Mahesh Mishra, Sandeep Patil, and Vijay Birajdar.
Secretary of the Indian Tennis Cricket Association, Meenakshi Giri, took the opportunity to enlighten students about the nuances of Tennis Cricket and its significance. The tournament marked a significant collaboration, fostering healthy competition among young talents passionate about tennis cricket.
The Maharashtra team, under the leadership of Nashik’s Satyam Pandey, showcased resilience and sportsmanship, earning praise from officials and spectators alike. The individual contributions of Bhushan Gawkar, Omkar Pawar, Darshan Thorat, Lakhan Deshmukh, and Suman Gowda were acknowledged. The referees, including Bhushan Gawkar, Omkar Pawar, Darshan Thorat, Lakhan Deshmukh, and Suman Gowda, played a crucial role in ensuring fair play.
In conclusion, the success of the National Tennis Cricket Championship reflected the dedication and skill of young cricketers, fostering a positive environment for the growth of tennis cricket in India.
The National Tennis Cricket Championship showcased promising talents, emphasizing the sport’s bright future.
