AMNS-The Hindu FIC cricket tourney begins
The Hindu
It is jointly organised by AMNS-The Hindu
The Arcelor Mittal Nippon Steel (AMNS) - The Hindu FIC cricket tournament began here on Monday.
The 24th edition of the trophy was inaugurated by District Collector A. Mallikarjuna at the ACA-VDCA ‘B’ grounds in the presence of AMNS head (HR and Administration) D.S. Varma, Visakhapatnam District Cricket Association (VDCA) secretary K. Parthasarathi and vice-president J.K.M. Raju.
Stating that sports was a great leveller, Mr. Mallikarjuna called upon all the players to play the game in the right spirit. He appreciated VDCA, The Hindu and AMNS for hosting the tournament for 24 years and encouraging young cricketing talents.
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