PEERZADA SAYEED
Kupwara, December 10, The cricket enthusiasts of Kupwara gathered in full fervor today, to witness the grand inaugural ceremonies of the much-anticipated Winter Cricket Championship, across the District.
The event unfolded at Sport Stadium Panditpora, Langate; Sport Stadium Galizo; Sports Statdium Chamkote; and Sports stadium Hakaniabad Punzwa, setting the stage for a thrilling season of cricket.
The inaugural ceremony was graced by the presence of DDC Chairman, Irfan Sultan Panditpori at Langate, ADC Kupwara Ghulam Nabi Bhat at Sports Stadium Hakaniabad Punzwa, DDC Hayama Adv Amina Majeed and DDC Hayama Haji Sona-ullah Khan at Galizo, DDC Karnah Adv Najma Hamid alongwith Tehsildar, Syed Aiyaz Qadri and SHO, Shafqat Hussain karnah at Army Cricket Ground Chamkote. Local dignitaries, sports personalities and cricket enthusiasts were also present, in large number, contributing to the vibrant energy that filled the air.
The participating teams took centre stage as they were introduced to the roaring applause of the spectators at all the venues, The players, donning their team colours, exuded confidence and determination, setting the tone for an exciting series of matches ahead, across the District.
In his address, DDC Chairman, Irfan Sultan Panditpori, emphasized the importance of sports in promoting a healthy lifestyle, community engagement and instilling values of discipline and teamwork among the youth. All the speakers, applauded District Administration and the organizers for their efforts in orchestrating the event and encouraged everyone to embrace the spirit of fair play and camaraderie.
The festivities continued with cultural performances adding an extra layer of excitement to the already charged atmosphere.
The cricketing extravaganza promises not only thrilling moments on the field but will also serves as a testament to the community’s commitment to the promotion of sports.
The cricket season is officially underway and fans can look forward to a series of gripping encounters that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the Kupwara’s sporting landscape.
