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Home / Ludhiana / Pca Disbands Sub Committees Of Dist Cricket Bodies

PCA disbands sub-committees of dist cricket bodies

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:23 AM Jul 25, 2025 IST
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The Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) has disbanded sub-committees of district cricket associations. These committees were formed early this year following reports of irregularities in district bodies’ functioning were sent to the PCA.

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Taking a swift action, the PCA, to which these district associations are affiliated, constituted sub-committees during a meeting of the PCA general body, held recently.

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In an email sent to the cricket bodies of districts, including Ludhiana, the manager of cricket operations, PCA, conveyed that sub-committees, appointed to oversee, observe and assist day-to-day

cricketing activities had been dissolved.

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