Six Players from Gorakhpur to Represent India in Asian Tennis Ball Cricket Championship
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Six players from Gorakhpur have been selected to represent India at the upcoming Asian Tennis Ball Cricket Championship in Chennai. The tournament is scheduled to take place from October 26 to October 29. According to the reports, the competition features both youth and senior categories, with the men's division hosting teams from 12 countries.
Squad Details and Leadership
The selected players from the district include Aman Raj, Gaurav Singh, Prateek Tripathi, Avinash Sahani, Rohit Sharma, and Faiz. Notably, experienced player Aman Raj has been appointed as the captain of the senior Indian men's team for the championship.
Reports indicate that Aman Raj, along with Gaurav Singh, Prateek Tripathi, Avinash Sahani, and Rohit Sharma, previously played a role in the Uttar Pradesh team that secured victories in the senior national tennis ball championship. Additionally, these athletes have prior experience representing India in international matches against teams from Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
Background and Professional Context
Aman Raj's leadership record includes the Indian team's success in the Sub-Continental Champions Trophy held in May 2026, where the side finished as champions under his guidance. Outside of sports tournaments, Raj is employed in the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) department under the sports quota.
Verification and Practical Implications
- Event: Asian Tennis Ball Cricket Championship
- Location: Chennai
- Dates: October 26 to October 29
- Format: Men's division with 12 participating countries across youth and senior categories
Interested followers and sports enthusiasts can verify official schedules, match timings, and further announcements through official sports board bulletins or recognized tennis ball cricket federation updates.
AI-assisted reporting; source claims are attributed and have not been independently verified.
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