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Ricky senior team coach for Katoch Shield Tournament

Our Sports Correspondent
Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:22 AM Jun 29, 2025 IST
Ravneet Singh (Ricky)

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The Punjab Cricket Association has appointed Ravneet Singh (Ricky) as the new coach of Ludhiana cricket team (senior) for the upcoming Punjab State Inter-District One-Day Limited Overs Tournament for Katoch Shield, scheduled to be held from July 1 to 15 at different venues across the state.

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Giving this information, Sunny Khosla, chairman, sub-committee, LDCA, Ravneet, a BCCI level 3 and Punjab U-19 head coach for the last two years, is expected to play a crucial role in team’s performance.

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“With Ricky’s experience and guidance, Ludhiana senior team is looking forward to a successful campaign in the upncoming tournament. We extend him a warm welcome and are confident about the team’s prospects under his leadership,” said Khosla.

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