CM Inaugurates ACA's Club House

Sports Reporter

GUWAHATI: Newly built club house of the Assam Cricket Association-The '91 Yards Club' - was inaugurated by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma last evening.

Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister termed it as a momentous occasion. He asserted that the 91 Yards Club would provide a never-seen-before opportunity to the veterans, well-wishers and patrons associated with the game to use their expertise for the betterment of Cricket in the State.

The event was attended by Taranga Gogoi, MLA, Naharkatia, Romen Dutta and Devajit Saikia, president and secretary of the Assam Cricket Association (ACA), along with other officials of the association.

Earlier, the Annual Awards Function 2021-22 of Assam Cricket Association, prize distribution Ceremony of Assam Premier Club Championship 2021-22 and the maiden Inter-Institution Cricket Tournament 2021-22 was also held at the ACA Banquet and Lawn.

Secretary Devajit Saikia, in his address, said that the Annual Awards Function served as an occasion to fete the talented players of the State who managed to outshine the rest with their stellar performances during the last domestic season of BCCI. During the event, 32 Cricket Academies and Coaching Centres, from all across the State, were also offered accreditation under ACA Cricket Academy. The overall objective behind this accreditation drive is to bring about a standard and uniformity in the way the game of Cricket is being taught across Assam.

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