Bunjwah, 2 December: - A T-20 cricket tournament organized by Indian Youth Congress Inderwal at Nali Bunjwah District Kishtwar ended here on 2-12-2012 with the final match played between Fransher Nali cricket club and Rising Star Bhalesha cricket club. The watch was won by Fransher Nali cricket club. Rising star won the toss and chosen to Bat, Rising Star cricket club were bowled out for 74 runs in the allotted 20 over’s whereas Fransher Nali cricket Club chase the target with 7 over to spare and no wicket fall. The tourney was played on knockout basis and about 32 teams of the area participated in the tourney. Mohammad Asgar Hussain of Fransher Nali Cricket Club was declared as Man of the match and Imtiyaz Batak was declared Man of the Series of the final event.
Senior Congress Leader and MLA Inderwal Ghulam
Mohammad Saroori was chief guest on the occasion and distributed prizes among
the participants. The winner up team was awarded Rs 10,000 and Runner up team
with Rs 8,000 and trophies.
On the occasion, Saroori exhorted upon youth
to remain focused on constructive activities and desists from social evils,
drug addiction and anti-national activities. He also highlighted the spirit of
sportsmanship. He encouraged the youth to participate in the sports activities,
to keep their body mentally and physically fit. Saroori praised the role of
Indian Youth Congress (IYC) for showing great interest in organizing Cricket tournament. He
said that by organizing such tournaments, the talented youths of this hilly
district will get an opportunity to show his talent at highest level. He also
announces Rs 11,000 to the final two teams and also announces the cricket
stadium for the area.
IYC President Inderwal Mohammad Latief
Mughal, IYC President Bunjwah Yog Raj, Mohd Iqbal Keen, Khalid Hussain Sheikh, Farooq
Ahmed Want, Choudhary Mohd Shafi, Haroon Ayoob, Irshad Ahmed and general public
of the area were present on the occasion.
People of the area appreciated the role of IYC in organizing such people friendly endeavors especially youth oriented activities in rural areas.
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