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MPCA President Mahanaryaman Scindia Felicitates Eight Gwalior Cricketers With Scooters, Kits And Financial Aid

Indore, Nov 8: Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA) president and MPPL founder Mahanaryaman Scindia felicitated eight state based cricketers from Gwalior by presenting them with special gifts on the occasion of Diwali. The players, recognised for their achievements and contribution to cricket, received cricket kits, financial assistance, electric scooters and an electric wheelchair at a…

MPCA President Mahanaryaman Scindia Felicitates Eight Gwalior Cricketers With Scooters, Kits And Financial Aid

Indore, November 8th: Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association president Mahanaryaman Scindia honored eight Gwalior cricketers during Diwali celebrations. The recipients, recognized for their accomplishments and contributions to cricket, were presented with gifts at a special function held at a Gwalior cricket stadium. Among the honorees were Ranji Trophy player Akshay Sharma and cricketer Honi Yadav, who each received electric scooters.

Jarnail Singh, manager of the Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team, was given an electric wheelchair. Madhya Pradesh Under-19 players Aryan Kushwaha and Yashaswani Bohre were awarded cricket kits. Yuvraj Kansana and Sonam Yadav were given Rs 10,000 each. Differently-abled cricketer Yogendra Singh was presented with a cricket kit. Various Gwalior Division Cricket Association officials, including president Sangram Kadam and secretary Vijay Prakash Sharma, attended the event.

Scindia expressed confidence in Madhya Pradesh's sporting talent and its players' potential to excel nationally and internationally. He emphasized the MPCA's commitment to supporting players and providing them with the resources and encouragement needed for success.

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