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It was a blink-and-you-miss-it trials for the under-14,informing selectors of their appointment on the morning and requesting players to assemble almost immediately at the Ferozeshah Kotla. But,more importantly,it was at least beginning for the Cricket Improvement Committee (CIC),which was never seen in action before last weekend.
We were thrown a challenge to come and improve the set-up in Delhi and we have accepted it with utmost humility. I know that we could had everything in place three months back but we have had some teething problems.
By weeding out 15 overage players through a stringent medical tests the CIC has made an immediate impact,even though it meant that the under-14 team left for Srinagar only a day before their first match,after just four days of trials. We understand that this year is different. All this while,we were asking questions and wanted things to improve but now that we are here we will be also be held accountable for our actions, says Surinder Khanna,who along with Bishen Bedi,Madan Lal and Maninder Singh form the core of the CIC. Our prestige is at stake,and we will never do anything that ruins our hard-earned reputation on the cricket field, adds Azad.
Good start for Delhi U-14 team
On Monday,Delhi,batting first,scored 291 against Haryana and reduced the opposition for 25/3 at the end of days play in the U-14 North Zone Tournament at Srinagar.
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