The Kashmir Women Cricket League 2024 concluded in spectacular fashion at the Sher-I-Kashmir Cricket Stadium on August 8th, shining a spotlight on the remarkable talent and spirit of women cricketers from the region. Over the past eight days, the tournament, organized by the 31 Sub Area under the Chinar Corps, has been a vibrant showcase of skill, dedication, and sportsmanship.
The grand finale of the league saw the Anantnag Rebels clash with the Srinagar Knights in a thrilling match that captivated the audience. The Anantnag Rebels emerged victorious, clinching the championship title in a high-power contest that highlighted the exceptional level of competition and the promise of future stars.
The closing ceremony was attended by several notable figures, including Chief Justice (A) of J&K, Shri Tashi Rabstan; DGP Jammu and Kashmir, RR Swain; and GOC 31 Sub Area. Indian cricket star Yuzvendra Chahal also made a special appearance, bringing additional star power and enthusiasm to the event.
Chief Justice Rabstan commended the league for its role in advancing women’s cricket and fostering empowerment in Kashmir. He remarked, “The enthusiasm and talent displayed by these young women are truly inspiring. This league not only promotes sports but also empowers the women of Kashmir.”
Echoing these sentiments, DGP RR Swain praised the league as a testament to the resilience and determination of Kashmiri women. “The Kashmir Women Cricket League exemplifies the spirit of the region and showcases the dedication and skill of its players. It’s heartening to witness such commitment on the field.”
GOC 31 Sub Area highlighted the event’s broader significance, stating, “The Army is dedicated to fostering positive change and empowerment in the region. This league offers a platform for women to excel and pursue their dreams, and we are proud to support it.”
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Adding to the excitement was Indian cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal, who spoke about his visit, “It’s a pleasure to be here. I last visited in 2009, and it’s incredible to see the talent that Kashmir has to offer. I truly hope that many of these talented players will make their mark on the national team.”
The league, supported by the Jammu & Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA), Ujala Cygnus Hospitals, and Hope Alive NGO, not only featured a competitive edge but also emphasized the importance of women’s empowerment and societal progress. Prizes totaling Rs 1,00,000 were awarded to the teams and players, setting a new benchmark for women’s cricket in the region.
With 12 teams and 160 players showcasing their abilities, the Kashmir Women Cricket League 2024 has successfully demonstrated the depth of talent and the future potential of women’s cricket in Kashmir.
(Quotes sources from Daily Excelsior)