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M'lore: City’s First Women’s Cricket Tourney ‘Advaith Hyundai BIG FM Navras Cup’ on Oct 2

  •   Sat, Oct 01 2011 11:35:50 AM

Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (RD/CN)
 
Mangalore, Oct 1:  92.7 BIG FM will present ‘Advaith Hyundai BIG FM Navras Cup’, the city’s first corporate women’s cricket cup that brings together four corporate women's cricket teams. It is being organized by 92.7 BIG FM in the city to double the celebration of the Navaratri season through the first corporate women's cricket cup that will be held at Urwa cricket grounds, near Urwa Market, at 8.30 am on Sunday October 2.



 

Commissioner of police Seemanth Kumar Singh and deputy Mayor Geetha Nayak will be the chief guests on the occasion.
 
RJ Varsha, RJ Errol Gonsalves and team, will be present at the event. Each team will have nine on-field players and two substitutes (9+2).

  

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  • anitha, udupi

    Sun, Jan 01 2012

    Do we have women cricket coaching classes around mangalore or udupi to girls student under 16 year age? if yes, kindly provide me details.

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