CFI selection for Malaysian meet on October 9 and 10

CHANDIGARH, Sept 5: The Cycling Federation of India will send an eight-member team for the Perlis Open International Cycling Championship...

CHANDIGARH, Sept 5: The Cycling Federation of India will send an eight-member team for the Perlis Open International Cycling Championship to be held in Malasyia in November, according to federation general secretary J S Grewal.

He said that the CFI will hold an open selection trials at Patiala on October 9 and 10. The federation has also proposed a national coaching camp for senior and junior riders, both men and women, at Patiala from September 13 to November 7. The cyclists will be provided TA/DA for their journey undetaken to attend the camp provided they report one day before the camp.

Those invited to the camp are:
Men: Premjit Singh Rlys, Hitraj Singh Punjab, Jafferson Singh Manipur, Ramaninder Singh Deol Punjab Police, Amarvinder Singh Punjab, Sukhjit Singh Punjab, H Bikramjit Singh Manipur, Rajinder Soni Railways, Shiv Ram Chaudhary Railways, Kulbir Singh Punjab Police, Pardeep Singh Sandhu Punjab Police, Sandeep Kumar Malik Services, Devendra Singh Gulia Services, C Basanta Singh Manipur, Gurpreet Singh Punjab, A K Biradar Karnataka, V M Jadhav Karnataka, Kamal Kiradu Rajasthan, Ram Karan Chaudhary Rajasthan, Marauti Karnataka, Randeep Singh Punjab, Sarabjit Singh Punjab, Pavitar Singh Punjab, Amaandeep Singh Delhi, Iqbal Singh Haryana, Ravgun Singh Chandigarh, Ramandeep Singh Haryana, Bachhittar Singh Punjab, Herojit Singh Manjkpur, Anirban Mukherjee West Bengal.

Women: Ch Rameshwor Devi Manipur, O Bina Kumari Devi Manipur, Premalatha V Sureban Karnataka, R Sandhya Kerala, Gangu G Biradar Karnataka, G Geetanjali Devi Manipur, Deepali Nalleri AP, Bedamani Devi Manipur, M Kalpana Reddy AP, Pamela Ghosh West Bengal.

Coaches: Ashwani Kumar Incharge SAI, Delhi, CM Kurni Karnataka, KS Gill Punjab Police, Ruma Chatterjee Telcom Calcutta and Ramadhar Punjab Police.

CACA recognised
Meanwhile, the CFI has recognised the Chandigarh Amateur Cycling Association, headed by Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa. In a letter to CAFA secretary Rakesh Mohindra, federation secretary general J S Grewal said 8220;I have to inform you that the new office bearers have been recognised as duly elected representatives of the CACA and Cycling Federation of India is taking steps to inform other units accordingly.8221;