Cricket is the most popular game in India, being played in every nook and cranny of the nation and we all know it! But, over the years the popularity of the game is deteriorated by the organizers just to earn as much money as possible from the tournaments. The big money comes from the participants and hence, restricting the small town boys to participate, as their financials never allows them to do so.
Despite the race to earn money, here we are proud to cover a tournament which started right after India lifted the ICC cricket World Cup in 1983, by the name Indira Gandhi Smarak Cricket Tournament and to our astonishment the organizers successfully made it a legacy!
Before, we step in to know about the organizers and the participants, we would like to walk you through to the format of the game:
Entry is FREE (very uncommon nowadays!)
Free Stay
Free Food/Refreshments
Travel Cost reimbursement
And in return, what they seek for ?
They crave to see good cricket amongst the teams coming from different states, districts ; Players coming from different backgrounds, representing their communities and healthy cricketing actions which money can't satisfy!
So, where all the money they spend comes from ?
The organizers!
The organizing team manages the money they spend for the successful conduction & completion of the tournament! The organizers are Govt. Teachers, businessmen, shopkeepers and IAS (Pankaj Pandey, posted in Assam). Even a few of them play for the district and are above 32 years of age. Which itself is a great inspiration for the youngsters out there!
We extend our deep sense of motivation by quoting some of the names on this open platform:
Subhash Yadav, Pradhan
Pankaj Pandey, IAS
Sunil Mishra, Govt.Teacher
Suryanath Yadav, Govt. Teacher
Ashutosh Mishra, Govt. Teacher
Guddu Yadav, Govt. Teacher
Umesh Chandra Yadav, Self-employed
Pramod Yadav, Self-employed
Manoj Yadav, Self Employed
Dilip Yadav, Self Employed
Guddu Yadav and Ashutosh Mishra play for Malipur Team!
Sports Social has extended its offerings to the event for synchronizing the efforts of the organizing team and the motivation of players for the Real Good.
We honor their dedication towards the wonderful game of cricket and urge you all to chase your sport!
