The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) is taking steps to support its affiliated players by organizing a career fair, a meet-and-greet with corporate executives and former cricketers, and an equipment fair. The association is also providing first-class travel allowances to trainees in its off-season camp.
Surendra Harmalkar, backed by the ruling party led by president Ajinkya Naik, emerged victorious in the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) councillor election, defeating Deepan Mistry in a close contest. The election was held to fill the vacancy created by Abhay Hadap’s promotion to secretary. This victory marks the third consecutive win for Naik’s group, solidifying their hold on the MCA.
Abhay Hadap has been elected as the new secretary of the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), defeating Suraj Samat in a close contest. Hadap, backed by the MCA president and maidan clubs, secured 196 votes out of 337, while Samat, who was proposed by Sachin Tendulkar, received 141. This election was necessitated by the passing of the previous president, Amol Kale, and the subsequent elevation of Ajinkya Naik.
The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) will hold an election on July 23 to fill the president’s position left vacant by the passing of Amol Kale. Four candidates, including three incumbent officials and two political leaders, are vying for the position. The election is expected to be closely contested, with political backing playing a significant role.
