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Amre to Visit G Force Training Camp
DUBAI — Former Indian middle order batsman Pravin Amre will be visiting the G Force Cricket Academy which begins from April 1.
Amre, coach of Mumbai team which on the Ranji Trophy this year, scored 103 runs in his debut match against South Africa in South Africa in 1992.
The training program is organised under the G Force Cricket and Rosy Blue Cricket Development Programmme. Boys attending the camp will be exposed to lot of match practice and also will get valuable tips from the masters of the game.
G Force Cricket Academy after winning two titles, Under-14 and Under-16 in the recently concluded tournament in UAE would like to continue the momentum of playing matches during school holidays.
Cricket Match Training Programme is open for all participant.They will be in two to three teams in the age group of Under-13 and Under-16. All selected team will play minimum of five match series in a 10 days long programme. Best team will be selected after playing entire series and they will be awarded at the end of programme.
Amre will watch all the matches and train the kids accordingly. Interested participant can contact Gopal Jasapara 050-4559083 or log on to www.gforcecricketacademy.com for more information. Last date of joining is March 28.
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