CRIC QATAR'S Mega League Sets New Milestones With Divisional League Tournament


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Qatar, Jun 24: CRIC QATAR, the leading hard tennis cricket organization in Qatar, proudly announces the successful conclusion of its highly anticipated Mega Cricket Carnival, which witnessed an astounding participation of 48 teams. This year's tournament showcased the organization's commitment to promoting cricket in Qatar and nurturing local talent.

The CRIC QATAR Cricket Carnival, held at various venues across the country, spanned several weeks, captivating cricket enthusiasts and showcasing thrilling cricket matches. In a bid to enhance the competitive spirit, CRIC QATAR introduced a ground-breaking approach by dividing the league tournament into two divisions - Division A and Division B - for both the morning and evening sessions. This decision aimed to provide a fair and balanced platform for teams of all skill levels to compete and elevate their game.

As a testament to the immense popularity of CRIC QATAR, a staggering 738 cricket teams are currently registered with the organization, representing an astonishing pool of over 14,000 players. This impressive participation reflects the passion and dedication of cricket enthusiasts in Qatar and highlights CRIC QATAR's role as a leading brand in the country's hard tennis cricket landscape.

The cricket carnival witnessed fierce competition and showcased exceptional cricket skills throughout the tournament. Participating teams, comprising both amateur and professional players, displayed exceptional sportsmanship, determination, and camaraderie. The event served as a breeding ground for talent development and offered a unique opportunity for players to showcase their abilities.

Syed Rafi, president of CRIC QATAR, expressed his gratitude to all the teams, players, officials, delegates, and fans who contributed to the overwhelming success of the Cricket Carnival. He stated, "CRIC QATAR is honoured to have organized such a momentous event that brought together the cricket community in Qatar. The overwhelming response from teams and players is a testament to the growing popularity of hard tennis cricket in Qatar."He further added, "The introduction of the Divisional League format allowed us to provide an inclusive and competitive platform for all teams, ensuring fair play and equal opportunities for more players to excel. We remain committed to fostering the growth of hard tennis cricket in Qatar and providing unparalleled cricketing experiences."

CRIC QATAR's Cricket Carnival reaffirmed the organization's dedication to promoting the sport of hard tennis cricket. CRIC QATAR continues to contribute to the development of cricket talent in Qatar and creates a platform for players to compete at the highest level.

There were 4 champions in this league tournament, Markhiya XI team defeated 11 Brothers team in Morning Division A. Camaroon Sports team defeated S L Lions team in Morning Division B. Coastal Kings team defeated Q Lankans team in afternoon Division A. Ayza Khan XI team defeated Baraka XI team in afternoon Division B.

The trophies along with the cash prizes were handed over to the winners and runner-up’s by the guest of honours. Many well-known dignitaries from Qatar participated in the presentation ceremony, namely, K S Prasad (Ex ICC Advisory Committee Chairman); Krishna Kumar (Ex ICC General Secretary); Satya Malireddy (MC ICC); Shankar Goud (MC ICBF); Venkappa Bhagavatula (President AKV); Harish Reddy (President TKS); Madhu (President TGS); BhaskarChoubey (MD Focus Trading); Sridhar Abbagoni (President TSA); LutfiKhan (President TBA); Vamshi (TJQ); Mohinder Jalandhary (Punjabi Singer); Vandana Raj & Ashok Raj from (CIA); Singers Sara Ali Khan, Basit and Bharat from Doha Music Lovers; Mohd Irfan, Tanwir, Mukarram, Shakeel from HIQ Group.

  

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