The Cric-Kit Fair began in grand style today, showcasing a significant initiative to promote cricket at the grassroots level. The fair was inaugurated by eminent personalities, including former India player Paras Mhambrey, former Indian captain Diana Edulji, and the Australian Consul General, Paul Murphy.
“We, at MCA, are delighted to encourage cricket at the grassroots level. Events like the Cric-Kit Fair serve as a platform to nurture budding talent and provide young players with the tools they need to excel,” Ajinkya Naik, President of the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), said.
The fair offers an excellent opportunity for players, coaches, and enthusiasts to explore and access high-quality cricket kits, equipment, and resources. It also fosters community engagement and strengthens connections within the cricketing fraternity.
This two-day event, brimming with enthusiasm and energy, will conclude on December 14, 2024 at 5:30 PM.
The MCA remains steadfast in its commitment to developing cricket in Mumbai, ensuring players at all levels are equipped and supported to thrive. This vibrant initiative underscores MCA’s dedication to building a strong foundation for the future of Mumbai cricket.
