*CAB hosts Annual Award Ceremony in grand fashion* 
Sports 

 



 Khabar kolkata sports Desk: In a glittering Annual Awards Ceremony on Saturday, the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) handed the Kartick Bose Lifetime Achievement Award to former cricketers Arup Bhattacharjee and Shyama Shaw.

India and Bengal fast bowler Akash Deep received a special award for his performance in the recent Test series against in England while Abhimanyu Easwaran also received a special award for being an important member in the India Test squad.

The sparkling ceremony, which was held at the gorgeous Dhono Dhanyo auditorium, saw CAB President Snehasish Ganguly rendering some inspirational words for the Bengal cricketers. 

“It is a special day for all the cricketers of Bengal. It’s a day of recognition for their hard work and also reward for their sacrifice they have done throughout the season. I would like to congratulate all the individuals who have received an award this evening for their performance in the season 2024-2025. I wish everyone the best for the upcoming season,” Mr Ganguly said.

Alongside CAB President Mr Ganguly, CAB Hony Secretary Naresh Ojha, CAB Vice President Amalendu Biswas, CAB Treasurer Prabir Chakrabarty were present. Also present were former BCCI and CAB President Sourav Ganguly, former CAB office bearers, Chairperson of various CAB committees, former international players, Apex Council Members and members of all affiliated units.

Also present was Kolkata Mayor Janab Firhad Hakim who was the chief guest for the Awards. West Bengal Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs Aroop Biswas and Member Mayor-In-Council Kolkata Municipal Corporation Debashish Kumar were also present. 

Arup Bhattacharjee, who received the lifetime achievement award, was a left-handed batsman and slow left arm orthodox bowler, who played 48 first-class matches for Bengal. 

Thanking the CAB for bestowing the prestigious award, Bhattacharjee said, “It is an emotional moment for me. I am honoured to receive this award from CAB. I want to thank everyone involved in my life for being a part of my cricketing journey. There are lots of memories. Thank you again."

Shyama Shaw, who received the lifetime achievement award, was a left-handed batsman and a left-arm seam bowler. She represented India in three Tests and five ODIs. 

“I want to thank CAB for honouring me with this award. It has been a long journey for me from my the start of my cricketing career. Thank you again," Shaw said.

Akash Deep, after receiving the award, said, "I would like to thank the CAB for this award. This Association has helped me in my cricketing journey immensely and helped me where I am today. I want to thank each and every one at CAB."

Sourav Ganguly praising the award winners said, "I would like to congratulate all the winners. Each and every player has worked hard to reach this stage. I wish everyone the best for the upcoming season."

Bengal Umpire Abhijit Bhattacharya was handed a special award for his contribution as an umpire not only in Bengal but also in Indian cricket, which includes Women’s Premier League and Indian Premier League.

The Bengal Under-15 women’s team and support staff were also felicitated for being champions in the BCCI One-Day tournament. 

Ratan Chowdhury, Rabi Shankar Chakraborty and Dhiman Biswas also received special awards for their immense contribution to Bengal local cricket as an umpire.

CAB Hony Secretary Naresh Ojha, during his speech, said, "Thank you all for being here for the Awards Ceremony. I want to thank CAB President Snehasish Ganguly, other office bearers, and members of media for being here for the ocassion. My congratulations to all the winners."

The winners who were awarded for their excellent performance on the field last season were – Sudip Kr Gharami, who was awarded with the Cricketer of the Year while Shahbaz Ahamad was awarded the Gentleman Cricketer of the Year. 

Sayan Ghosh won the Best Fast Bowler of the Year award while Sudip Chatterjee was awarded for being the highest run getter for Bengal in Ranji Trophy. Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal was awarded for being the highest wicket taker for Bengal in Ranji Trophy. 

Tanushree Sarkar received the Best Senior Women’s Cricketer of the Year award. Rahul Prasad received the Best Men’s U-23 Cricketer of the Year award. Dyuti Paul received the Best Women’s U-23 Cricketer of the Year award. Vishal Bhati received the Best Men’s U-19 Cricketer of the Year award. Yudhajit Guha received the Best Men’s U-19 Bowler of the Year award.

Ipshita Mondal received the Best Women’s U-19 Cricketer of the Year award. Sachin Yadav received the Best Men’s U-16 Cricketer of the Year award. Sandipta Patra received the Best Women’s U-15 Cricketer of the Year award. 

Arin Roy received the Best Men’s Senior District Cricketer of the Year award. 

A total of around 206 awards were given in the evening.
 Pic Courtesy by:  CAB

*Bengal’s Richa Ghosh on being named in India's Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 squad* 
Sports 

 Khabar kolkata sports Desk: The Cricket Association of Bengal congratulates Bengal’s Richa Ghosh on being named in India's Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 squad.India’s squad for ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup,Harmanpreet Kaur (C), Smriti Mandhana (VC), Pratika Rawal, Harleen Deol, Deepti Sharma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Renuka Singh Thakur, Arundhati Reddy, Richa Ghosh (wk), Kranti Gaud, Amanjot Kaur, Radha Yadav, Sree Charani, Yastika Bhatia (wk), Sneh Rana.

India A squad for World Cup warm-up matches: Minnu Mani (C), Dhara Gujjar, Shafali Verma, Tejal Hasabnis, Vrinda Dinesh, Uma Chetry (WK), Nandini Kashyap (WK), Tanushree Sarkar, Tanuja Kanwer, Titas Sadhu, Sayali Satghare, Saima Thakor, Prema Rawat, Priya Mishra, Raghvi Bist.

 Pic Courtesy by: Instragram .

*Mohammedan Sporting Club secures convincing 3-1 victory over Sribhumi FC at the Barrackpore Stadium*
Sports
CFL

Sports Desk: Mohammedan Sporting Club’s reserve squad put on a determined performance at Barrackpore Stadium, defeating Sribhumi FC 3-1 to claim all three points in the ongoing Calcutta Football League (CFL) 2025.


The team took an early lead in the 18th minute when Shiba Mandi found the net with a well-placed finish. Sribhumi FC scored an equalizer before halftime, sending both teams into the break with the score tied at 1-1.


In the second half, Mohammedan SC maintained dominant possession, patiently building their attacks. The breakthrough came in the 79th minute when substitute Lalthankima, who had recently come off the bench, made an instant impact by restoring the lead with a composed strike.


As Sribhumi pressed forward in search of an equalizer, Mohammedan Sporting struck again in stoppage time. Adison delivered the decisive blow with a beautiful goal, sealing the match at 3-1 and ensuring the team’s second victory in the league.

*Mohammedan Sporting Club secures victory over Southern Samity at the Kalyani A Stadium* 
Sports News 

 



 Sports Desk: Mohammedan Sporting Club clinched their first victory in the ongoing Calcutta Football League with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Southern Samity at the Kalyani A Stadium. This win marks the reserve team’s maiden win in the CFL and also earns them their first three points on the league table.

The squad got off to a dream start when jersey number 45, Maxion struck in the 6th minute, putting MSC in the lead early. Maintaining a composed and disciplined approach, the team held their advantage through the first half, heading into the break 1-0 ahead.

Southern Samity came out in the second half and managed to find the equalizer, bringing the contest back to level terms.

However, Suvendu Mallik stepped up in the 74th minute, netting the decisive goal that restored the lead.

The team’s defense stood firm in the closing stages, with the final whistle confirming a 2-1 victory and a crucial morale boost for the reserve squad in their CFL campaign.



With this result, Mohammedan Sporting Club’s reserve team will look to build on their winning performance and continue their push for higher standings in the league.

*Mohammedan SC Set for Second CFL 2025 Clash Against United Sports Club* 
 Sports Desk: After a promising start to their Calcutta Football League (CFL) 2025 campaign, Mohammedan Sporting Club is gearing up for their second fixture, set to take place on Wednesday, July 9 against United Sports Club at the Naihati Bankimanjali Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 3 PM.

The Black and White Brigade earned a hard-fought point in their opening match against Calcutta Police Club, showcasing moments of brilliance and resilience. Guided by head coach Mehrajuddin Wadoo, the youthful Mohammedan SC squad is gaining confidence and match sharpness with each outing.

With a blend of raw talent and tactical discipline, the team is determined to build on the momentum from the previous game. The players, many of whom hail from Bengal’s local football ecosystem, are eager to convert their energetic performances into a winning result.

As the league progresses, Mohammedan SC continues to place their faith in youth and development, aiming to leave a mark in CFL 2025. The upcoming clash promises to be another exciting chapter in their campaign as the club looks to secure its first win of the season.

 *Mohammedan SC Kicks Off Preparations for CFL 2025 with Youthful Squad* 
Sports News 



 Sports Desk: Mohammedan Sporting Club began their training camp for the upcoming Calcutta Football League (CFL) 2025 season with an enthusiastic first session at their club ground.

 The training marks the start of their CFL journey, with the squad primarily consisting of promising young talents from Bengal forming the backbone of the reserve team.

The club’s focus on nurturing local youth was evident as fresh faces took to the field under the watchful eyes of the coaching staff. The energetic session set the tone for what promises to be an exciting and developmental campaign ahead for the club.

Mohammedan SC aims to blend tradition with youth development in this edition of the CFL. The reserve side, filled with raw talent and hunger to prove themselves, will look to make a strong impression and push for higher honours.

With training underway and spirits high, Mohammedan SC is gearing up to make a mark in CFL 2025, staying true to their legacy while building a future around Bengal’s budding footballers.
 Pic Courtesy by: Mohammedan Sporting Club

 *Vision 2028 fifth phase concludes* 
Sports 





 Khabar kolkata sports Desk : The fifth phase of Vision 2028, which began on May 7, concluded today at the JU 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake. 

The camp was attended by Bengal Under-14, U-16, U-19 and U-23 boys. 

The youngsters were guided by former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad, former India spinner Narendra Hirwani along with Bengal’s Ashok Dinda.

During the fifth phase, the coaching trio, Prasad, Hirwani and Dinda, focused more on improving and bettering the technical skills of the youngsters. 

Other coaches Ajay Verma, Dattatreya Mukherjee, Sourav Sarkar, Sanjib Sanyal also guided the boys. 

At the start of each session, the coaches delivered inspirational and motivation words to the young boys. The coaches looked at the proceedings and watched the boys’ practice with hawk eyes. As the session went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually. 
 
The short-term goal of Vision 2028 will be to get the various age group squads ready for the domestic season by improving their skills while the long-term goals will be to nurture the future talents and make them fit for various Bengal age group squads.
Pic Courtesy by:CAB

*Vision 2028 fifth phase begins with U-16, U-19 boys’ camps* 




 Khabar kolkata sports Desk: The fifth phase of Vision 2028 got underway today at the JU 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake, with the Bengal Under-16 and Under-19 boys attending the camps. 

The bowling department was guided by former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad along with Bengal’s Ashok Dinda. 

Other coaches Ajay Verma, Dattatreya Mukherjee, Sourav Sarkar, Sanjib Sanyal also guided the boys. 

The fifth phase of the camp will be divided into two sessions for the first two days. From the third day onwards, the camp will be divided into three sessions being attended by U-16, U-19 and U-23 boys.  

The opening day’s session began with Prasad and Dinda delivering inspirational and motivation words to the young boys. The duo told the boys to use the camp as a learning experience. 

After a brief introduction, the batters took their stance at the crease and the bowlers prepared for their run-up, by practicing their bowling action. The coaches looked at the proceedings and watched the boys’ practice with hawk eyes. As the session went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually. 
 
The short-term goal of Vision 2028 will be to get the various age group squads ready for the domestic season by improving their skills while the long-term goals will be to nurture the future talents and make them fit for various Bengal age group squads.
 Pic Courtesy by: CAB

*VISION 2028 FOURTH PHASE CONCLUDES* 
Sports 

 


 Khabar kolkata sports Desk : The fourth phase of Vision 2028, which began on April 21, concluded today at the JU 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake. 

On Wednesday, on the last day of the camp, the first session was attended by Bengal Under-16 boys where Manoj Tiwary was the batting coach, while the bowling department was looked after by Ashok Dinda. Coach Ajay Verma was also present to guide the boys. 

The second session on the day, which was scheduled for Under-19 boys, was cancelled due to heavy rain. 

The fourth phase of the camp was divided into two sessions every day. 

On every session, Tiwary and Dinda delivered inspirational and motivation words to the young boys. The duo told the boys to use the camp as a learning experience. 

The coaches looked at the proceedings and watched the boys’ practice with hawk eyes. As sessions went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually. 
 
The short-term goal of Vision 2028 will be to get the various age group squads ready for the domestic season by improving their skills while the long-term goals will be to nurture the future talents and make them fit for various Bengal age group squads.
 Pic Courtesy by: CAB

 *Vision 2028 fourth phase begins with U-16, U-19 boys camps* 
Sports 






 Khabar kolkata sports Desk: The fourth phase of Vision 2028 got underway today at the JU 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake, with the Bengal Under-16 and Under-19 boys attending the camps. 

Bengal’s Manoj Tiwary will be the batting coach, the bowling department will be guided by Ashok Dinda.

Other coaches Dattatreya Mukherjee, Ajay Verma and Arindam Das also guided the boys.

The fourth phase of the camp is divided into two sessions every day. 

The opening day’s session began with Tiwary and Dinda delivering inspirational and motivation words to the young boys. The duo told the boys to use the camp as a learning experience. 

The batters took their stance at the crease and the bowlers prepared for their run-up, by practicing their bowling action. The coaches looked at the proceedings and watched the boys’ practice with hawk eyes. As the session went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually. 
 
The short-term goal of Vision 2028 will be to get the various age group squads ready for the domestic season by improving their skills while the long-term goals will be to nurture the future talents and make them fit for various Bengal age group squads.
 Pic Courtesy by: CAB

*CAB hosts Annual Award Ceremony in grand fashion* 
Sports 

 



 Khabar kolkata sports Desk: In a glittering Annual Awards Ceremony on Saturday, the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) handed the Kartick Bose Lifetime Achievement Award to former cricketers Arup Bhattacharjee and Shyama Shaw.

India and Bengal fast bowler Akash Deep received a special award for his performance in the recent Test series against in England while Abhimanyu Easwaran also received a special award for being an important member in the India Test squad.

The sparkling ceremony, which was held at the gorgeous Dhono Dhanyo auditorium, saw CAB President Snehasish Ganguly rendering some inspirational words for the Bengal cricketers. 

“It is a special day for all the cricketers of Bengal. It’s a day of recognition for their hard work and also reward for their sacrifice they have done throughout the season. I would like to congratulate all the individuals who have received an award this evening for their performance in the season 2024-2025. I wish everyone the best for the upcoming season,” Mr Ganguly said.

Alongside CAB President Mr Ganguly, CAB Hony Secretary Naresh Ojha, CAB Vice President Amalendu Biswas, CAB Treasurer Prabir Chakrabarty were present. Also present were former BCCI and CAB President Sourav Ganguly, former CAB office bearers, Chairperson of various CAB committees, former international players, Apex Council Members and members of all affiliated units.

Also present was Kolkata Mayor Janab Firhad Hakim who was the chief guest for the Awards. West Bengal Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs Aroop Biswas and Member Mayor-In-Council Kolkata Municipal Corporation Debashish Kumar were also present. 

Arup Bhattacharjee, who received the lifetime achievement award, was a left-handed batsman and slow left arm orthodox bowler, who played 48 first-class matches for Bengal. 

Thanking the CAB for bestowing the prestigious award, Bhattacharjee said, “It is an emotional moment for me. I am honoured to receive this award from CAB. I want to thank everyone involved in my life for being a part of my cricketing journey. There are lots of memories. Thank you again."

Shyama Shaw, who received the lifetime achievement award, was a left-handed batsman and a left-arm seam bowler. She represented India in three Tests and five ODIs. 

“I want to thank CAB for honouring me with this award. It has been a long journey for me from my the start of my cricketing career. Thank you again," Shaw said.

Akash Deep, after receiving the award, said, "I would like to thank the CAB for this award. This Association has helped me in my cricketing journey immensely and helped me where I am today. I want to thank each and every one at CAB."

Sourav Ganguly praising the award winners said, "I would like to congratulate all the winners. Each and every player has worked hard to reach this stage. I wish everyone the best for the upcoming season."

Bengal Umpire Abhijit Bhattacharya was handed a special award for his contribution as an umpire not only in Bengal but also in Indian cricket, which includes Women’s Premier League and Indian Premier League.

The Bengal Under-15 women’s team and support staff were also felicitated for being champions in the BCCI One-Day tournament. 

Ratan Chowdhury, Rabi Shankar Chakraborty and Dhiman Biswas also received special awards for their immense contribution to Bengal local cricket as an umpire.

CAB Hony Secretary Naresh Ojha, during his speech, said, "Thank you all for being here for the Awards Ceremony. I want to thank CAB President Snehasish Ganguly, other office bearers, and members of media for being here for the ocassion. My congratulations to all the winners."

The winners who were awarded for their excellent performance on the field last season were – Sudip Kr Gharami, who was awarded with the Cricketer of the Year while Shahbaz Ahamad was awarded the Gentleman Cricketer of the Year. 

Sayan Ghosh won the Best Fast Bowler of the Year award while Sudip Chatterjee was awarded for being the highest run getter for Bengal in Ranji Trophy. Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal was awarded for being the highest wicket taker for Bengal in Ranji Trophy. 

Tanushree Sarkar received the Best Senior Women’s Cricketer of the Year award. Rahul Prasad received the Best Men’s U-23 Cricketer of the Year award. Dyuti Paul received the Best Women’s U-23 Cricketer of the Year award. Vishal Bhati received the Best Men’s U-19 Cricketer of the Year award. Yudhajit Guha received the Best Men’s U-19 Bowler of the Year award.

Ipshita Mondal received the Best Women’s U-19 Cricketer of the Year award. Sachin Yadav received the Best Men’s U-16 Cricketer of the Year award. Sandipta Patra received the Best Women’s U-15 Cricketer of the Year award. 

Arin Roy received the Best Men’s Senior District Cricketer of the Year award. 

A total of around 206 awards were given in the evening.
 Pic Courtesy by:  CAB

*Bengal’s Richa Ghosh on being named in India's Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 squad* 
Sports 

 Khabar kolkata sports Desk: The Cricket Association of Bengal congratulates Bengal’s Richa Ghosh on being named in India's Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 squad.India’s squad for ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup,Harmanpreet Kaur (C), Smriti Mandhana (VC), Pratika Rawal, Harleen Deol, Deepti Sharma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Renuka Singh Thakur, Arundhati Reddy, Richa Ghosh (wk), Kranti Gaud, Amanjot Kaur, Radha Yadav, Sree Charani, Yastika Bhatia (wk), Sneh Rana.

India A squad for World Cup warm-up matches: Minnu Mani (C), Dhara Gujjar, Shafali Verma, Tejal Hasabnis, Vrinda Dinesh, Uma Chetry (WK), Nandini Kashyap (WK), Tanushree Sarkar, Tanuja Kanwer, Titas Sadhu, Sayali Satghare, Saima Thakor, Prema Rawat, Priya Mishra, Raghvi Bist.

 Pic Courtesy by: Instragram .

*Mohammedan Sporting Club secures convincing 3-1 victory over Sribhumi FC at the Barrackpore Stadium*
Sports
CFL

Sports Desk: Mohammedan Sporting Club’s reserve squad put on a determined performance at Barrackpore Stadium, defeating Sribhumi FC 3-1 to claim all three points in the ongoing Calcutta Football League (CFL) 2025.


The team took an early lead in the 18th minute when Shiba Mandi found the net with a well-placed finish. Sribhumi FC scored an equalizer before halftime, sending both teams into the break with the score tied at 1-1.


In the second half, Mohammedan SC maintained dominant possession, patiently building their attacks. The breakthrough came in the 79th minute when substitute Lalthankima, who had recently come off the bench, made an instant impact by restoring the lead with a composed strike.


As Sribhumi pressed forward in search of an equalizer, Mohammedan Sporting struck again in stoppage time. Adison delivered the decisive blow with a beautiful goal, sealing the match at 3-1 and ensuring the team’s second victory in the league.

*Mohammedan Sporting Club secures victory over Southern Samity at the Kalyani A Stadium* 
Sports News 

 



 Sports Desk: Mohammedan Sporting Club clinched their first victory in the ongoing Calcutta Football League with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Southern Samity at the Kalyani A Stadium. This win marks the reserve team’s maiden win in the CFL and also earns them their first three points on the league table.

The squad got off to a dream start when jersey number 45, Maxion struck in the 6th minute, putting MSC in the lead early. Maintaining a composed and disciplined approach, the team held their advantage through the first half, heading into the break 1-0 ahead.

Southern Samity came out in the second half and managed to find the equalizer, bringing the contest back to level terms.

However, Suvendu Mallik stepped up in the 74th minute, netting the decisive goal that restored the lead.

The team’s defense stood firm in the closing stages, with the final whistle confirming a 2-1 victory and a crucial morale boost for the reserve squad in their CFL campaign.



With this result, Mohammedan Sporting Club’s reserve team will look to build on their winning performance and continue their push for higher standings in the league.

*Mohammedan SC Set for Second CFL 2025 Clash Against United Sports Club* 
 Sports Desk: After a promising start to their Calcutta Football League (CFL) 2025 campaign, Mohammedan Sporting Club is gearing up for their second fixture, set to take place on Wednesday, July 9 against United Sports Club at the Naihati Bankimanjali Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 3 PM.

The Black and White Brigade earned a hard-fought point in their opening match against Calcutta Police Club, showcasing moments of brilliance and resilience. Guided by head coach Mehrajuddin Wadoo, the youthful Mohammedan SC squad is gaining confidence and match sharpness with each outing.

With a blend of raw talent and tactical discipline, the team is determined to build on the momentum from the previous game. The players, many of whom hail from Bengal’s local football ecosystem, are eager to convert their energetic performances into a winning result.

As the league progresses, Mohammedan SC continues to place their faith in youth and development, aiming to leave a mark in CFL 2025. The upcoming clash promises to be another exciting chapter in their campaign as the club looks to secure its first win of the season.

 *Mohammedan SC Kicks Off Preparations for CFL 2025 with Youthful Squad* 
Sports News 



 Sports Desk: Mohammedan Sporting Club began their training camp for the upcoming Calcutta Football League (CFL) 2025 season with an enthusiastic first session at their club ground.

 The training marks the start of their CFL journey, with the squad primarily consisting of promising young talents from Bengal forming the backbone of the reserve team.

The club’s focus on nurturing local youth was evident as fresh faces took to the field under the watchful eyes of the coaching staff. The energetic session set the tone for what promises to be an exciting and developmental campaign ahead for the club.

Mohammedan SC aims to blend tradition with youth development in this edition of the CFL. The reserve side, filled with raw talent and hunger to prove themselves, will look to make a strong impression and push for higher honours.

With training underway and spirits high, Mohammedan SC is gearing up to make a mark in CFL 2025, staying true to their legacy while building a future around Bengal’s budding footballers.
 Pic Courtesy by: Mohammedan Sporting Club

 *Vision 2028 fifth phase concludes* 
Sports 





 Khabar kolkata sports Desk : The fifth phase of Vision 2028, which began on May 7, concluded today at the JU 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake. 

The camp was attended by Bengal Under-14, U-16, U-19 and U-23 boys. 

The youngsters were guided by former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad, former India spinner Narendra Hirwani along with Bengal’s Ashok Dinda.

During the fifth phase, the coaching trio, Prasad, Hirwani and Dinda, focused more on improving and bettering the technical skills of the youngsters. 

Other coaches Ajay Verma, Dattatreya Mukherjee, Sourav Sarkar, Sanjib Sanyal also guided the boys. 

At the start of each session, the coaches delivered inspirational and motivation words to the young boys. The coaches looked at the proceedings and watched the boys’ practice with hawk eyes. As the session went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually. 
 
The short-term goal of Vision 2028 will be to get the various age group squads ready for the domestic season by improving their skills while the long-term goals will be to nurture the future talents and make them fit for various Bengal age group squads.
Pic Courtesy by:CAB

*Vision 2028 fifth phase begins with U-16, U-19 boys’ camps* 




 Khabar kolkata sports Desk: The fifth phase of Vision 2028 got underway today at the JU 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake, with the Bengal Under-16 and Under-19 boys attending the camps. 

The bowling department was guided by former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad along with Bengal’s Ashok Dinda. 

Other coaches Ajay Verma, Dattatreya Mukherjee, Sourav Sarkar, Sanjib Sanyal also guided the boys. 

The fifth phase of the camp will be divided into two sessions for the first two days. From the third day onwards, the camp will be divided into three sessions being attended by U-16, U-19 and U-23 boys.  

The opening day’s session began with Prasad and Dinda delivering inspirational and motivation words to the young boys. The duo told the boys to use the camp as a learning experience. 

After a brief introduction, the batters took their stance at the crease and the bowlers prepared for their run-up, by practicing their bowling action. The coaches looked at the proceedings and watched the boys’ practice with hawk eyes. As the session went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually. 
 
The short-term goal of Vision 2028 will be to get the various age group squads ready for the domestic season by improving their skills while the long-term goals will be to nurture the future talents and make them fit for various Bengal age group squads.
 Pic Courtesy by: CAB

*VISION 2028 FOURTH PHASE CONCLUDES* 
Sports 

 


 Khabar kolkata sports Desk : The fourth phase of Vision 2028, which began on April 21, concluded today at the JU 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake. 

On Wednesday, on the last day of the camp, the first session was attended by Bengal Under-16 boys where Manoj Tiwary was the batting coach, while the bowling department was looked after by Ashok Dinda. Coach Ajay Verma was also present to guide the boys. 

The second session on the day, which was scheduled for Under-19 boys, was cancelled due to heavy rain. 

The fourth phase of the camp was divided into two sessions every day. 

On every session, Tiwary and Dinda delivered inspirational and motivation words to the young boys. The duo told the boys to use the camp as a learning experience. 

The coaches looked at the proceedings and watched the boys’ practice with hawk eyes. As sessions went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually. 
 
The short-term goal of Vision 2028 will be to get the various age group squads ready for the domestic season by improving their skills while the long-term goals will be to nurture the future talents and make them fit for various Bengal age group squads.
 Pic Courtesy by: CAB

 *Vision 2028 fourth phase begins with U-16, U-19 boys camps* 
Sports 






 Khabar kolkata sports Desk: The fourth phase of Vision 2028 got underway today at the JU 2nd Campus Ground, Salt Lake, with the Bengal Under-16 and Under-19 boys attending the camps. 

Bengal’s Manoj Tiwary will be the batting coach, the bowling department will be guided by Ashok Dinda.

Other coaches Dattatreya Mukherjee, Ajay Verma and Arindam Das also guided the boys.

The fourth phase of the camp is divided into two sessions every day. 

The opening day’s session began with Tiwary and Dinda delivering inspirational and motivation words to the young boys. The duo told the boys to use the camp as a learning experience. 

The batters took their stance at the crease and the bowlers prepared for their run-up, by practicing their bowling action. The coaches looked at the proceedings and watched the boys’ practice with hawk eyes. As the session went on, the coaches talked to the talents individually. 
 
The short-term goal of Vision 2028 will be to get the various age group squads ready for the domestic season by improving their skills while the long-term goals will be to nurture the future talents and make them fit for various Bengal age group squads.
 Pic Courtesy by: CAB