Women’s leather ball cricket tournament to begin on March 16
The Hindu
Women's Leather Ball Cricket Tournament in Mangaluru from March 16-21, showcasing Karnataka's emerging cricket talent.
Dakshina Kannada Cricket Association (DKCA), along with NorthernSky Properties, will organise a Women’s Leather Ball Cricket Tournament from March 16 to March 21 at Nehru Maidan.
A release here said that five teams representing emerging talent across Karnataka will compete in a 25-over league format until March 20, with two matches played each day. The top two teams will advance to the grand finale on March 21. The tournament promises six days of spirited competition, community pride, and inspiring sporting moments.
The release quoted NorthernSky director Kritheen Amin as saying, “Dakshina Kannada has always been rich in sporting talent, and women cricketers here deserve a platform to shine. As a responsible corporation, we believe it is important to create opportunities that encourage young women to pursue sports with confidence.”
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