SICA holds ‘Consultation Meeting’ with the District Conveners and 'A' Division Club Representatives

SICA Executive body inclusive of Councilor Mr Karma Jigme Namgyal, Honorary Secretary Mr Rinzing Namgyal Bhutia, Treasurer Mr Mukesh Agarwal and Joint Secretary Mr Gopal Sharma Dahal, under the Chairmanship of Mr. Aswin Oberoi Senior Member, Tournament Selection committee, SICA called on a meeting with the Selectors, District Convenors and 'A Division Club Representatives' to discuss matters relating to the upcoming SICA Women’s and Men’s Tournament.

This consultative meeting was attended by 8 registered Senior Men’s A division clubs, 8 registered Senior Women’s A division clubs and conveners from 6 districts of Sikkim.

Rules pertaining to team formation and combination were discussed. The participants gave multiple suggestions with regards to the development of Cricket in the state and decided on formulating a plan that would provide equal opportunities to all players from the state.

Match dates are to be set consultatively with all districts within the next 10 days. The other division representatives are advised to start looking for and preparing venues for B & C Division tournaments across the districts. They will begin immediately after the 'A' Division matches come to an end.

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