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2 INDEX Page No. 01. Notice of Meeting Condolence Note on Membership Important Events of The Association Important Decisions of the Managing Committee Note on Lodha Committee Recommendations Report of the Tournament Sub-Committee Report of Dr. H. D. Kanga League Sub-Committee Report of Board of Umpires Report of Maidan Sub-Committee Report of MCA Sharad Pawar Indoor Cricket Academy List of Awards of the Association Annual prize distribution for year Annual prize distribution for year Summer Vacation Coaching Camps Dadar Parsee Zoroastrian Cricket Club We extend our sincere thanks to Hearty congratulations Treasurer s Report Auditor s Report Statistical Report Attendance : Managing Committee Attendance : Sub-Committee 128 ANNUAL REPORT 1

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4 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N WE CONDOLE DEATH OF Mr. Ranjan Baindoor Former Ranji Trophy Player and Chairman of U19 Selection Committee Mr. Prakash Palekar Former Committee Member Mr. Vinod Vasudeo Former representative of Kshatriya C.C. and Sports Journalist Mr. Rajesh Sawant Former trainer of Mumbai team 4 ANNUAL REPORT

5 REPORT OF THE JT. HON. SECRETARIES On behalf of the Managing Committee of the Mumbai Cricket Association we take pleasure in presenting the Annual Report which gives an account of the working of the Association and the important events during the period under review. Dr. P. V. Shetty Prof. Dr. Unmesh Khanvilkar Jt. Hon. Secretaries MEMBERSHIP A. Patron His Excellency The Governor of Maharashtra 1 B. Honorary Members NIL C. Donor Members NIL D. Ordinary Members Maidan Clubs 211 Office Clubs 77 Schools/Colleges E. Associate Members Maidan Clubs 19 Office Clubs 04 Schools/Colleges 0 23 Total 349 ANNUAL REPORT 5

6 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N IMPORTANT EVENTS OF THE ASSOCIATION 1. The Association hosted World T matches at Wankhede Stadium. 2. The Association hosted IPL 2016 matches at Wankhede Stadium. 3. The Association hosted Annual Prize Distribution for year and th 4. The Association hosted 4 Test Match between India & England at Wankhede Stadium. Mumbai Cricket Association undertook various activities for Fan Engagement to enhance the in th stadia experience during the 4 Test Match between India and England played at Wankhede th th Stadium from 08 to 12 December These activities took place on all the days in selected stands at Wankhede stadium. More focus was given on Vijay Merchant stand which was full of school & college students. DHOL PLAYERS 6 ANNUAL REPORT

7 TATTOO ARTIST CARICATURE ARTISTS ANNUAL REPORT 7

8 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N FACE PAINTING MASCOT 8 ANNUAL REPORT

9 PHOTOGRAPHY The Association integrated with Radio City and MidDay.com Inorder to promote the 4th Test Match via social media, cover stories, interviews, contest on social media etc. 5. Association inaugurated the flood lights at MCA Sharad Pawar Indoor Cricket Academy and Recreation Centre ground at BKC on 18th May ANNUAL REPORT 9

10 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N IMPORTANT DECISIONS OF THE MANAGING COMMITTEE 1. The Association decided to start a qualifier tournament for 16 Office teams who could get entry in the Times Shield F division. The winner of the said tournament would qualify for the Times Shield F division. 2. The Association decided to upgrade the conditions of the books at Dr. H. D. Kanga Memorial Library. 3. It was decided to provide monthly scholarship of Rs. 10,000 to Pranav Dhanawade for scoring a World record 1009* runs in a single innings. The said scholarship will be paid for a period of 5 years commencing from January 2016 to December The Association will monitor the cricketing and educational activities of Mr. Pranav Dhanawade for the said period. 4. The Association decided to install 2 ringwells and rain water harvesting system at the Wankhede Stadium to solve the problem of water supply during International and IPL matches. It was also decided to install ringwells at BKC and Kandivali grounds. 5. The Association used online scoring software for Dr. H. D. Kanga League A division matches from M/s. CricHQ and mobile scoring software from Ms/. Book my sports on a trail basis. The Association plans to develop a mobile scoring application for all the MCA matches which will allow access to scores of all the MCA matches on the go. 6. The Association has started a Suspect Bowling Action Correction program for all the local players who have been reported for suspect bowling action in MCA conducted matches. The list of bowlers is updated on the MCA website regularly. 7. Following players were granted Sharad Pawar Scholarship: For Year : U-14: Rajesh Sardar Vaibhav Kalamkar U19: Minad Manjrekar Sidak Singh U19 Womens: Shobita Bamne Jagravi Pawar 10 ANNUAL REPORT

11 For Year : U-14: Pragnesh Kanpillewar Vedant Murkar Faiz Rathod U-16: Vighnesh Solanki Atharva Ankolekar Tanvish Vaze Kesarsingh Thapa U-19: Shubham Pandey U-19 Womens: Pooja Yadav Anagha Narvekar ANNUAL REPORT 11

12 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N NOTE ON LODHA COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS The Cricket Association of Bihar filed a writ petition against BCCI in the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India. After hearing the concerned parties the Hon'ble Supreme Court appointed Committee comprising of Justice R.M. Lodha, former Chief Justice of India, Justice Ashok Bhan, former Judge of the Supreme Court and Justice R.V. Raveendran, former Judge of the Supreme Court was mandated inter alia to examine and make suitable recommendations on the following aspects: (i) Amendments considered necessary to the memorandum of association of the BCCI and the prevalent rules and regulations for streamlining the conduct of elections to different posts/officers in the BCCI including conditions of eligibility and disqualifications, if any, for candidates wanting to contest the election for such posts including the office of the President of the BCCI. (ii) Amendments to the memorandum of association, and rules and regulation considered necessary to provide a mechanism for resolving conflict of interest should such a conflict arise despite Rule prohibiting creation or holding of any commercial interest by the administrators, with particular reference to persons, who by virtue of their proficiency in the game of Cricket, were to necessarily play some role as Coaches, Managers, Commentators etc. (iii) Amendment, if any, to the Memorandum of Association and the Rules and Regulations of BCCI to carry out the recommendations of the Probe Committee headed by Justice Mudgal, subject to such recommendations being found acceptable by the newly appointed Committee. Justice (Retd.) R.M. Lodha Committee submitted its report to the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India with its recommendations. Some of their recommendations are as follows: 1. One State One Vote. One out of three Associations in Maharashtra state would be treated as a Full member on rotational basis, and the remaining 2 Associations would become Associate Members of BCCI. 2. Ministers and Public servant are disqualified from holding office in the State Association or BCCI. 3. Individual not permitted to hold office simultaneously in BCCI and State Association. 4. The BCCI shall not have any provision for any post to be held for more than 9 years. 5. A Nine-Member Body as the Apex Council out of whom five shall be elected office bearers while four shall be Councilors one of them to be nominated by the C&AG. 12 ANNUAL REPORT

13 6. The governing body of the BCCI shall include representatives of players and women, and a nominee of the Accountant General of the State. 7. The BCCI shall grant automatic membership to former international players hailing from the State. 8. The BCCI shall not have proxy voting. 9. Formation of Players Association and expenses to be incurred by the BCCI. 10. The terms of Office Bearers shall be of 3 years, but with a maximum of 3 such terms regardless of the post held, with a cooling off period of three years after each such term. 11. The BCCI shall appoint an Electoral Officer, an Ethics Officer and an Ombudsman. 12. The BCCI shall abide by the principles of Transparency. 13. All Members shall, on or before 15th November of each year, inform and update the Board as to the names of their Office Bearers and the members of their Executive Committees, their respective tenures, the Audited statement of Accounts and the Balance Sheets. 14. The territorial jurisdiction of the Full Members shall be of the administrative State so defined under the Constitution. If a State were to be bifurcated, the newly created State would be entitled to an independent Full Membership, and shall be so inducted within 3 months of such Statehood coming into force. 15. Conflict of interest clause shall apply to all Office Bearers, committee members, administrators, past and present cricketers, selectors, coaches, etc. 16. Maximum tickets of all International matches to be made available to general public. 17. Professional management number of committees reduced to two. 18. There shall be a provision whereby the Office Bearers of the Association stand disqualified under any of the grounds laid down below: a. Not a Citizen of India b. He/She has attained the age of 70 years. c. He/She is declared to be insolvent or of unsound mind. ANNUAL REPORT 13

14 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N d. He/She is a Minister or Govt. Servant. e. Holds any office or post in a Sports or an Athletic Assn. or Federation apart from Cricket. f. Has been an office bearer of BCCI for a cumulative period of 9 years. 19. Interalia these clauses shall apply to all Associations affiliated/ associated with BCCI. In the event of the grant being denied to any Association, the BCCI shall directly spend the grant in respect of the State concerned in its capacity as parens patria. If any Association continues to be disentitled for a grant for a continuous period of 2 years, the BCCI may derecognize the Association as a member, and if it is a Full Member, in its place, recognize any other Association from that State which complies with the recommendations Mumbai Cricket Association had intervened in the matter and raised objection to the following points before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India: 1. One State One Vote 2. Disqualification of 70 years Hon'ble Supreme Court of India accepted the recommendations of the Justice (Retd.) R.M. Lodha Committee vide its order dated 18th July Thereafter BCCI filed a review petition in the matter which was dismissed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India. Over the course of various hearings, the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India passed orders dated 7/10/2016, 21/10/2016, 2/1/2017, 3/1/2017, 20/1/2017, 24/1/2017 & 30/1/2017. The Association has raised some queries regarding the recommendations of the Lodha Committee which are as follows: A. It is observed by the committee in the report that BCCI may suggest a model Rules and Regulations and uniform Constitution. However, no such uniform constitution draft has been given by BCCI. B. No draft constitution has been prescribed by the Committee for State Associations. 14 ANNUAL REPORT

15 The Association has sought clarifications on the following issues: A. Disqualification of Government employees or public servants B. Definition of Government employees. C. Cooling period in case of different candidates D. Whether disqualified members can vote at the elections E. Status of Managing Committee members The Association has also sought the above clarifications from the Committee of Administrators appointed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India. Reply is awaited. ANNUAL REPORT 15

16 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N REPORT OF THE TOURNAMENT SUB-COMMITTEE Results of Important Local Tournaments played in year CLUB TOURNAMENTS NO.OF WINNERS RUNNERS UP TEAMS Padmakar Talim Cricket Shield 28 MIG Cricket Club Dr D Y Patil Sports Academy Police Invitational Shield Cricket 12 MIG Cricket Club National Cricket Club Tournament Purshottam Shield Cricket 29 MIG Cricket Club Parsee Gymkhana Tournament Young Comrade Shield Cricket 28 Cricket Club Of India Karnatak Sporting Tournament Association Cosmopolitan Shield Cricket 64 Yogi Cricket Club Young Comrade Cricket Tournament Club Mumbai Junior Shield Cricket 64 New Era Cricket Club Union Cricket Academy Tournament Kalyan Summer Vacation Shield Cricket 72 Taki Team Sports Club Deccan Cricket Club Tournament Kalyan South Mumbai Shield Cricket 37 Superstar Sports Club Gaud Saraswat Cricket Tournament Club Liberals Shield Cricket Tournament 32 Esplanade Liberals Dilip Vengsarkar Cricket Club Foundation Seth Gordhandas Shield Cricket 40 Kandivali Cricket Amar Cricket Club Tournament Association Mahim Dadar Shield Cricket 39 Tournament Balkrishna Bapat Shield Cricket 13 Navi Mumbai Sports Mandvi Muslim Sports Tournament Association Club Shamrao Thosar Shield Cricket 16 Union Cricket Deccan Cricket Club Tournament Academy Kalyan Kalyan RFS Talyarkhan Cricket Tournament 8 Parsee Gymkhana Bombay Gymkhana Prabodhan T20 Cricket Tournament 8 Prabodhan Goregaon Dr D Y Patil Sports Academy Salarjung Invitational Cricket 16 Payyade Sports Club Mumbai Police Tournament Gymkhana The Bassein Taluka Cricket 24 Sainath Sports Club Young Mens Cricket Tournament Club 16 ANNUAL REPORT

17 OFFICE TOURNAMENTS NO.OF WINNERS RUNNERS UP TEAMS Times Shield Division A (3 Day) 8 The D.Y. Patil Group 'B' Tata Sports Club Division B (3 Day) 16 Western Railway Sports Future Group Association 'A' Division C (1 ½ Day) 16 Serco BPO Pvt. Ltd. 'B' Tata Steel (Wire Division) Sports Club Division D (1 ½ Day) 16 Shinrai Toyota Sports Club Reliance Group Sports Club Division E (1 Day) 32 IPCA Sports Club Kotak Mahindra Sports Club Division F (1 Day) 64 Allcargo- Avvashya Multi Screen Media Pvt. Ltd. Group Sports Club Dr. D.Y. Patil All India Invitational 16 The D.Y. Patil Group 'B' Central Railway Sports T20 Cup Association Dr. D.Y. Patil Inter Office T20 Cricket 48 Shinrai Toyota Sports Valuable Sports Club Tournament (D, E & F Division) Club RCF T-20 Trophy (B-Division) 16 Western Railway Sports A Rastriya Chemical ssociation 'A' Fertilizers SC E-Merck Shield 20 Ajanta Pharma Sports Club Lupin Ltd Insurance Shield 16 Mumbai Police B Team BMC Inter Hospital Shield 16 Lilavati Hospital P. D. Hinduja National Hospital Moorjani Shield 14 Mumbai Customs A. G. (L & R) Club Cricket Club S.N Morarji Shipping Shield 16 Mumbai Customs Sports Naval Dockyards Sports Cricket Tournament Club Club SELECTION TOURNAMENTS NO.OF WINNERS RUNNERS UP TEAMS Shalini Bhalekar Trophy: U-23 4 Naren Tamhane XI Hemant Waigankar XI K.C. Mahindra Shield: U-19 4 Dattu Phadkar XI Khandu Rangnekar XI Payyade Trophy: U-16 4 Dilip Vengsarkar XI Sachin Tendulkar XI Dronacharya Ramakant Achrekar Cricket Tournament (C.P.C.C.):U Payyade Sports Club Amar Cricket Club Late Ajit Naik Memorial Cricket 16 Rizvi Sports Club Diamond Star Cricket Tournament: U-14 Club MCA U-12 Selection Tournament 24 Rizvi Sports Club Payyade Sports Club ANNUAL REPORT 17

18 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N COLLEGE TOURNAMENTS NO.OF WINNERS RUNNERS UP TEAMS Inter-College (Senior) 204 Rizvi College R A Podar College Inter-College (Junior) 60 Jhunjhunwala College Rizvi College SCHOOL TOURNAMENTS NO.OF WINNERS RUNNERS UP TEAMS Mumbai Tournaments Harris Shield (U-16) 130 Rizvi Springfield High AL Barkat Malik Mohd School, Bandra School Giles Shield (U-14) 120 Rizvi Springfield High School, Bandra AL Barkat Malik Mohd School Late Mrs. Manoramabai Apte Trophy 12 St. Joseph Convent Swami Vivekanand (U-16 Girls) Conducted by MSSA High School (Bandra) International School SUMMER TOURNAMENTS NO.OF WINNERS RUNNERS UP TEAMS Madhav Mantri Cricket 4 Sunil Gavaskar XI Sachin Tendulkar XI Tournament: U-23 Manohar Savant Memorial Trophy: 16 Dr D Y Patil Sports Mulund Gymkhana U-19 Academy, Nerul Naren Tamhane Trophy U MIG Cricket Club, Bandra RCF Chembur Kalpesh Govind Koli Memorial Cricket 16 Azad Maidan Centre Vasai Centre Tournament: U-16 Varroc Cup U-14 4 Dilip Vengsarkar XI Sunil Gavaskar XI MCA U-12 Tournament 4 Islam Gymkhana Centre Thane Centre U-14 Summer Camp Tournament 16 Khar Gymkhana Chembur Gymkhana Womens Summer Camp Tournament Inter-Centre Tournament 16 Mulund 'A' Centre Boisar Centre MCA Inter-Club Tournament (1st) 8 Payyade Sports Club Kamath Memorial Sports Club MCA Womens 4 MCA Team D MCA Team B Selection Tournament SUBURBS TOURNAMENTS NO.OF WINNERS RUNNERS UP TEAMS Late Dr. Deshpande Summer League 28 Eknath Shinde Cricket Sporting Committee Cricket Tournament (Club) Club Thane Late Dayanand Mhapankar Smruti 8 Chashak (Club) 18 ANNUAL REPORT

19 Thane Vaibhav Inter Office Tournament Division A 8 Intelnet Global Navi Mumbai Police Division B 8 Namrata Motors Larsen & Tubro Thane Police Shield T-20 8 Mumbai Police Cricket Thane Gramin Police Club U-14 MGSM Cricket Tournament 12 Matunga Premier Balmohan Vidyamandir (School) School School, Dadar U-16 B. Khichadia-Khar Gymkhana 32 Rizvi Springfield High Swami Vivekand High Cricket Tournament (School) School, Bandra School, Borivali U-14 MCA Ghantali Cup (School) 40 K C Gandhi High Vasant Vihar High School, Kalyan School, Thane U-16 MCA Bhandari Cup (School) 48 Vasant Vihar High K C Gandhi High School, Thane School, Kalyan N.T. Kelkar Trophy (School) 16 S V Joshi High School, Smt K C Gandhi High Dombivali School, Kalyan Navi Mumbai Inter-School U Anjuman I Islam High IES Navi Mumbai School, Vashi High School, Vashi Navi Mumbai Inter-School U Anjuman I Islam High Ryan International School, School, Vashi Sanpada Navi Mumbai Inter Office Cricket 14 Larsen & Toubro Ltd Navi Mumbai Police Tournament Vasai Colts Inter-School U National Engleish Kanchan High School, School, Virar Nalasopara Vasai Colts Inter-School U R V Nerkar High National English School, School, Vasai Virar Vasai Colts Inter-College U Viva Senior College, Utkarsh Junior College, Virar Virar Sainath Sports Club Inter-School U Kanchan High School National High School Sainath Sports Club Inter-School U Kanchan High School T V M Boisar Sainath Sports Club Inter-School U Utkarsha Junior College Viva Senior College Virar Sainath Sports Club Inter-School Girls 8 Utkarsh Vidyalala R H Save (Arvind Kadam) Hon. Secretary Tournament Sub-Committee ANNUAL REPORT 19

20 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N REPORT OF DR. H. D. KANGA LEAGUE SUB-COMMITTEE Result of Dr. H. D. Kanga League - Elite Group Promotions Pts Quotient Relegation Pts Quotient 'A' DIVISION 'A' TO 'B' DIVISION Dr D Y Patil Sports Academy Sainath Sports Club Payyade Sports Club Cricket Club Of India National Cricket Club Apollo Cricket Club 'B' DIVISION 'B' TO 'C' DIVISION Sind Sports Club John Bright Cricket Club Dadar Union Sporting Club Khar Gymkhana Greater Mumbai Police Sports Club Young Mohmmedan Cricket Club 'C' DIVISION 'C' TO 'D' DIVISION Maskati Cricket Club Young Friends Cricket Club P J Hindu Gymkhana Sunrise Sports Club Worli Sports Club Star Cricket Club 'D' DIVISION 'D' TO 'E' DIVISION Young Comrade Cricket Club Dahisar Sports Club Regal Cricket Club Young Mens Cricket Club (Vasai) Wellington Cricket Club Sunder Cricket Club 'E' DIVISION 'E' TO 'F' DIVISION Goregaon Sports Club Sangam Sports Club Prabhu Jolly Young Cricketer Regent Cricket Club M B Union Cricket Club Shantibhai Seth Memorial Cricket Club 'F' DIVISION 'F' TO 'G' DIVISION S K P Athletics Merry Youngsters Pandurangwadi Cricket Club Sportsmen Cricket Club (Kalyan) Young Stars (Marine Drive) Kamath Memorial Cricket Club 'G' DIVISION 'G' to Knockout Achievers Sports Club Friends Cricket Club Parsee Cyclist Sports Club Borivali Cricket Club Diamond Star Cricket Club Crescent Cricket Club (Andheri) United Cricket Club ANNUAL REPORT

21 Teams Promoted from Dr. H. D. Kanga Knock Out to Dr. H. D. Kanga League (G-Div) Mazgaon Cricket Club 2 Bluestar Cricket Club 3 Chembur Gymkhana 4 Mangrol Cricket Club (Deepak Patil) Hon. Secretary Dr. H.D. Kanga Cricket League Sub-Committee ANNUAL REPORT 21

22 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N 1. Umpiring REPORT OF BOARD OF UMPIRES SUB COMMITTEE The Board of Umpires made every effort to raise the standard of umpiring for the season The following steps were taken in order to achieve the goal. 1. Every Umpire had undergone mandatory off season training. 2. Qualified Umpires were posted for 89.6% of the matches played during the season. Under qualified Umpires were posted only when the Association was short of qualified Umpires. 3. Match Observers were posted for all Major tournaments. 4. Medical Examination for umpires over 45 years was undertaken. 5. Special emphasis was laid on reporting of suspect action bowlers and violation of code of conduct, the effort bore good results and the suspect action policy was implemented and local bowers were sent to the Academy for rectification. The Association has received some positive feedback from the participating teams and club secretaries with regards to the standard of Umpiring. 2. Fresh Umpiring Course & Examination Coaching classes were conducted in English & Marathi for fresh Candidates. A total of 98 candidates in English & 55 candidates in Marathi (total of 153 umpires) became eligible for written examination after having attended a minimum of 80% of lectures. The Following Faculty conducted the classes. 1. Mr V.M. Bandiwekar in English (main faculty) 2. Mr Milind Bhatt in English (assistant faculty) 3. Mr Ajit Datar in Marathi (main faculty) 4. Mr Pranav Joshi (assistant faculty) The following examiners conducted the exam 1. Mr Rajesh Deshpande (Chief Examiner) 2. Mr Anil Dandekar (Chief Examiner) 3. Mr Umesh Dubey & Mr Vinod Seshan assisted the above examiners during Practical & Viva Voce examination. The Written exam was held on 5th March 2016 in which 30 candidates passed in English & 9 candidates passed in Marathi ( a total of 39 out of 153 eligible candidates). These candidates therefore became eligible for Practical's & Viva voce. The Practical & Viva voce was held on 14th May After combining the marks obtained in written as well as Viva and practical examinations the following 11 candidates have been declared successful. 22 ANNUAL REPORT

23 1. Raichada Dhruv B (stood first) 2. Kadam Gurunath Tukaram 3. Negandhi Nihar Naresh 4. Bole Kalpesh Kashinath 5. Jain Akshay Ramesh 6. Salunkhe Ashish Bhalchandra 7. Pawaskar Jitendra Parshuram 8. Brahme Parag Chandrakant 9. Bagwe Tejas Deepak 10. Landge Sagar Vilas 11. Mehta Vatsal Mukund 3. BCCI Level 1 exam An entrance exam to select candidates for the BCCI Level1 examination was conducted by Mr. Paschim Pathak and 25 candidates were short listed. The BCCI had conducted Level 1 course followed by exam from 27th to 30th April. 24 candidates from our association attended the course. After the examination BCCI declared 19 out of 24 candidates successful. Following are the successful candidates. 1. Siripuram V V 2. Gavankar Y R 3. Joshi Mayuresh 4. Rathi Y P 5. Shiripuram Vijaykumar 6. Nagle R G 7. Parmar M V 8. Satam Abhishek 9. Rathi V G 10. Thakkar K H 11. Utekar A A 12. Chandorkar S C 13. Sangani J B 14. Vaidya A V 15. Patki P R 16. Nagre V R 17. Arun Shankar 18. Dhirwani S V 19. Wani N R ANNUAL REPORT 23

24 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N 4. Congratulations Mr Anil Dandekar who was the on field umpire in the IPL 2016 matches and was selected for Exchange programme of BCCI and officiated matches in South Africa. Mr. Rohan Pandit who was the 4th umpire in the IPL 2016 matches. 5. Felicitation of Umpires The following categories of Umpires were felicitated at the MCA annual awards function. The following Umpires who retired from MCA panel at the end of the season were felicitated with a cheque of Rs each, shawl & coconut. 1. Mr S.K. Ayub 2. Dr P. V. Vaze 3. Mr P. K. Mhatre 4. Mr S.B. Babrekar 5. Mr U.S. Prabhu 6. Mr B.J. Gemani The following Umpires were the Recipients of the DK Naik Trophy. 1. Mr Vinodkumar Siripuram (2013) 2. Mr Mihir Parmar (2014) The following Umpires who were inducted in BCCI panel were felicitated. 1. Mr Vinod Seshan 2. Mr Anand Ovalekar 3. Mr Pranav Joshi 4. Mr Milind Bhatt 5. Mr Vaibhav Dhokre 6. Mr Ashish Bhanushali 6. Umpires & Observers Work shop Orientation In continuance of the Uniform Umpiring Standards programme & to raise the performance further for the season the Board of Umpires conducted annual workshop this season for qualified Umpires. Match Observers were also introduced in the same workshop so that both Umpires and Observers are on the same page. This is the first time where both Umpires and Observers were on the same Workshop. A total of 200 qualified Umpires & 30 match Observers attended the workshop. The following topics were taught by the faculty using technological support and practical demonstration. 1. How to judge and report a suspect action. 2. Code of Conduct its application and reporting. 3. MCC Laws & Kanga League Playing Conditions 24 ANNUAL REPORT

25 The following faculty members helped in conducting the above programme successfully. 1. Mr Umesh Dubey 2. Mr Pashchim Pathak 3. Mr Rohan Pandit 4. Mr Milind Bhatt In addition to the above, the Board of Umpires successfully conducted a practical session at Cross Maidan on 17th July 2014 for all umpires. The following aspects were taught. 1. How to judge a Pitch for Kanga League match. 2. Role of an Umpire. 3. Role of an Observer. Mr Vilas Bandiwdekar, Mr Vishwas Nerurkar, Mr Pradeep Godbole & Mr Ganesh Iyer were the faculty for the practical demonstration. ANNUAL REPORT 25

26 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N 7. Workshop for under qualified Umpires A Programme has been designed for Under qualified Umpires and is in progress at the time of filing this report. 8. Future plans. 1. The newly passed candidates in Umpiring exam will go through orientation programme before being inducted in MCA panel. 2. Every Umpire will undergo medical test in October & November. 3. Objective assessment of umpires for the current season based on reports and feedback is formalised and put in place for the current season. 4. A Medical & Accident Insurance for match officials is being processed. 26 ANNUAL REPORT

27 Mr. Vinod Kumar Siripuram winner of D.K. Naik Gold Medal for year Mr. Mihir Parmar winner of D.K. Naik Gold Medal for year ANNUAL REPORT 27

28 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Adv. Ashish Shelar felicitating Mr. Anand Ovalekar for being inducted to BCCI Panel of Umpires Mr. Dilip Vengsarkar felicitating Mr. Milind Bhatt for being inducted to BCCI Panel of Umpires 28 ANNUAL REPORT

29 Mr. Dilip Vengsarkar felicitating Mr. Vinod Seshan for being inducted to BCCI Panel of Umpires Mr. Ganesh Iyer felicitating Mr. Pranav Joshi for being inducted to BCCI Panel of Umpires ANNUAL REPORT 29

30 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Mr. Dilip Vengsarkar felicitating Mr. Ashish Bhanushali for being inducted to BCCI Panel of Umpires Ganesh Iyer Hon. Secretary Board of Umpires Sub-Committee 30 ANNUAL REPORT

31 REPORT OF THE MAIDAN SUB-COMMITTEE The Association authorized Maidan Secretary to allocate two trucks (3 brass each) of red soil to each plot holder and 16 brass of red soil to individual maidan at his discretion. In case of additional requirements of red earth over and above the quota, approval of Managing Committee will be required. Safety nets were installed at Dadkar Maidan, Matunga inorder to avoid the injuries to the bystanders and damage of vehicles. The said work was completed thanks to MLA Shri Kalidas Kolambkar who utilized the M.L.A. fund for the said work. Safety nets have also been installed at Cross Maidan with the help of National Cricket Club to solve the problem of injury to pedestrains. Ringwells with rain water harvesting facilities have been installed at Wankhede Stadium and Ringwells have been installed at MCA Sharad Pawar Indoor Cricket Academy & Recreation Centre Bandra Kurla Complex & MCA Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana, Kandivali to overcome the problem of water shortage. Installation of safety nets at Dadkar Maidan, Matunga by Mr. Kalidas Kolambkar (M.L.A.) ANNUAL REPORT 31

32 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Installation of safety nets at Cross Maidan by National Cricket Club Shrikant Tigdi Hon. Secretary Maidan Sub-Committee 32 ANNUAL REPORT

33 REPORT OF MCA SHARAD PAWAR INDOOR CRICKET ACADEMY The activities carried out at the Academy for the above mentioned period are as follows:- 1. Sports Psychology Lectures: Individual and Team Sports Psychology Lectures were conducted for all age groups. 2. Lecture on Communication Skills: Lectures on Communication Skills were conducted for Ranji Trophy, Under 23, Under 19, Under 16 and Senior Women teams. 3. Lecture on Anti Corruption and Anti Doping: Lecture on Anti Corruption and Anti Doping was conducted to create awareness amongst players. 4. Specialized Camp: Specialized Wicket Keeping Camp was conducted by Mr. Kiran More. 5. Intern Coaches: Intern Coaches were appointed to be with all age groups during the Off Season Camps. 6. Raw Talent Selection for Fast Bowlers: Bowlers from the Tennis Ball Open Selection were called to the Academy for a final selection. The Selection was conducted by the MCA's Senior Selection Committee. 7. Suspect Action Bowlers Correction Program: Suspect Action Bowlers who were called during BCCI Matches and Local MCA matches were called at the Academy for correcting their actions. Video Shoot and video Analysis was done under the guidance of Shri. Omkar Salvi, Academy Bowling Coach and corrective measures were suggested. After which BCCI Panel umpires were called and these bowlers were cleared. This process is still on going. 8. Level "O" Refresher Coaches Courses and Level A and Level B Coaches Workshop: Total of 3 batches of Level A and Level B Coaches Workshop and Level "O" Refresher Coaching courses for coaches were conducted at the Academy from 11th April 2016 to 17th April The main aim behind these courses was to streamline the Coaching system in Mumbai Cricket. 9. Special Summer Camp for Players who played for Mumbai in 2015: Special Summer Camp for players of Under 14, Under 16 and Under 19 girls was conducted at the Academy from 18th April 2016 to 09th May BCCI Level 1 Course for Umpires: A Level 1 Course for the Local MCA Umpires was conducted by BCCI at the Academy on 27th April 2016 to 30 April ZCA Camp: The West Zone BCCI ZCA camp for the Under 19 Boys was held at the Academy from 25 April to 20th May Inauguration of Flood Lights: The Floodlights were installed at the BKC Ground and inaugurated on 18 May 2016 by the MCA Vice President Shri. Dilip Vengsarkar and a Night Match between the MCA's Managing Committee and Press Reporters was played on the same day. ANNUAL REPORT 33

34 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Mr. Vinod Deshpande (Chairman Sharad Pawar Indoor Cricket Academy Committee) felicitating Mr. Dilip Vengsarkar (Vice President) MCA Managing Committee Team and Media members during Inauguration of Flood Lights at Sharad Pawar Indoor Cricket Academy & Recreation Centre BKC. 34 ANNUAL REPORT

35 13. Under 12 Boys Camp - A Camp for the Under 12 Boys was started for the first time on 02 May PEP Talks by Former and Current Cricketers - PEP talks were conducted by Shri. Sachin Tendulkar, Shri. Ajinkya Rahane, Shri. Amol Muzumdar and Shri. Milind Rege for various age groups before their respective tournaments. Vinod Deshpande Chairman, Sharad Pawar Indoor Cricket Academy Committee ANNUAL REPORT 35

36 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N LIST OF THE AWARDS OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE SEASON SENIORS 1. Late Shri S.V.Rajadyaksha Trophy : Shreyas Iyer (1321 runs) Player scoring highest number of Runs in Ranji Trophy 2. Late Shri Shavak Paghdiwalla Trophy : Shardul Thakur (41 wkts) Player taking highest number of wickets In Ranji Trophy 3. Special Prize for fastest century in : Shreyas Iyer (100 runs off 81 balls) Ranji Trophy in the season 4. Dattu Phadkar Award to Best Mumbai : Shreyas Iyer & Shardul Thakur Ranji Cricketer of the year 5. Justice Tendulkar Trophy to best Senior : Shreyas Iyer Cricketer of the year 6. Special Prize of the Mumbai Cricket : Jay Bista Association for Outstanding performance (Under - 23) 7. Special Prize of the Mumbai Cricket : Sulakshana Naik Association for the Best Senior Womens Cricketer JUNIORS 1. Late Shri L.P. Jai Award : Arman Jaffer to best Junior Cricketer (Under-19) 2. Late Shri B. Banerjee Award : Minad Manjrekar to the best Fast Bowler (Under - 19) 3. Special Prize of the Mumbai Cricket : Suvaid Parkar Association for the Best Junior Cricketer (Under - 16) for outstanding performance 4. Late Kumar M.V.Dabhir Award : Vighnesh Solanki to best Junior Cricketer (Under - 16) 5. Late Shri S.S.Rangnekar Award : Shantanu Kadam to best Junior Cricketer (Under - 14) 6. Special Prize of the Mumbai Cricket : Fatima Jaffer Association for the Best Junior Womens Cricketer 36 ANNUAL REPORT

37 ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION FOR YEAR Winner of Kanga League 'A' Division (Police Shield) Dr. D.Y. Patil Sports Academy with MCA pennant Runners Up of Kanga League 'A' Division (Police Shield) Cricket Club Of India ANNUAL REPORT 37

38 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Winner of Kanga League 'B' Division (Purshottam Shield) Parkophene Cricketers Runners Up of Kanga League 'B' Division (Purshottam Shield) Sainath Sports Club 38 ANNUAL REPORT

39 Winner of Kanga League 'C' Division (Young Comrade Shield) Dadar Union Sporting Club Runners Up of Kanga League 'C' Division (Young Comrade Shield) Bhatnagar Sports and Cultural Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 39

40 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Winner of Kanga League 'D' Division (Salarjung Shield) P. J. Hindu Gymkhana Runners Up of Kanga League 'D' Division (Salarjung Shield) Ghatkopar Jolly Gymkhana 40 ANNUAL REPORT

41 Winner of Kanga League 'E' Division (Cosmopolitan Shield) Juhu Vile Parle Gymkhana Runners Up of Kanga League 'E' Division (Cosmopolitan Shield) New Amrit Cricket Club ANNUAL REPORT 41

42 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Winner of Kanga League 'F' Division (Mumbai Junior Shield) Canara Vijay Cricket Club Runners Up of Kanga League 'F' Division (Mumbai Junior Shield) Rizvi Sports Club 42 ANNUAL REPORT

43 Winner of Kanga League 'G' Division (Summer Vacation Shield) Navi Mumbai Sports Association Runners Up of Kanga League 'G' Division (Summer Vacation Shield) Pandurangwadi Cricket Club ANNUAL REPORT 43

44 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION FOR YEAR Winner of Kanga League 'A' Division Dr.D.Y. Patil Sports Academy with MCA pennant Runners Up of Kanga League 'A' Division Payyade Sports Club 44 ANNUAL REPORT

45 Winner of Kanga League 'B' Division Sind Sports Club Runners Up of Kanga League B Division Dadar Union Sporting Club ANNUAL REPORT 45

46 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Winner of Kanga League 'C' Division Maskati Cricket Club Runners Up of Kanga League 'C' Division P.J. Hindu Gymkhana 46 ANNUAL REPORT

47 Winner of Kanga League 'D' Division Young Comrade Cricket Club Winner of Kanga League 'E' Division Goregaon Sports Club ANNUAL REPORT 47

48 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Runners Up of Kanga League 'E' Division Prabhu Jolly Young Cricketers Winner of Kanga League 'F' Division SKP Athletic Club 48 ANNUAL REPORT

49 Runners Up of Kanga League 'F' Division Pandurangwadi Cricket Club Winner of Kanga League 'G' Division Achievers Sports Club ANNUAL REPORT 49

50 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Winner of Madhav Apte Trophy (Best Batsman in Kanga League 'A' Division) Prathamesh Pawar, National Cricket Club Winner of Vitthal Patil Trophy (Best Bowler in Kanga League 'A' Division) Salil Agharkar, Muslim United Cricket Club (Mr. Iqbal Shaikh receiving the award on his behalf) 50 ANNUAL REPORT

51 Best Tournament Organizers Award for Year : Seth Gordhandas Cricket Tournament ANNUAL REPORT 51

52 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N SUMMER VACATION COACHING CAMPS 2016 UNDER-14 VENUE AREA TIME 1. Young Zorastrian (Azad Maidan) Colaba to Parel T.T to 9.30 a.m. Churchgate to Lower Parel 2. Kamath Memorial Elphinston to Mahim 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 3. Dadar Union (Matunga) Parel to Sion 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Sewri to Koliwada 4. Khar Gymkhana Bandra to Vile Parle 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 5. Kridangan, Andheri (W) Andheri to Malad 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 6. Sachin Tendulkar Gym (Kan) Kandivli (W) to Dahisar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 7. Municipal Ground, Mira Road to Bhayander 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Bhayander (W) 8. Vasai - (ChimajiAppa) Naigaon to Vasai 3.30 to 6.00 p.m. 9. Virar (W) Virar Krida NallaSopara to Virar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Vikas Mandal 10. Boisar - Tata S.S.L. Vaitarna to Boisar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 11. Dahanu (Reliance) Dahanu & nearby 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 12. Chembur Gymkhana Chembur / Kurla to Bhandup 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 13. Trombay (Chereshwar) Mankhurd / Trombay 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 14. Navi Mumbai Sports Ass. Vashi to Kharghar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 15. Amhi Mulundkar Mulund to Diva 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 16. Kalyan (Municipal ground) Kalyan to Ulhas Nagar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Wayle Nagar KDMC Ground. 17. Challengers CC, Gokul Nagar Bhivandi & Nearby 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 52 ANNUAL REPORT

53 18. Joshi High School Dombivali & Nearby 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 19. Shutane Academy (Airoli) Airoli & nearby 7.00 to 9.30 am 20. Ordinance Factory (Ambarnath) Ambarnath & nearby 7.00 to 9.30 am UNDER-16 VENUE AREA TIME 1. John Bright (Azad Maidan) Colaba to Parel 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Churchgate to Mahalaxmi 2. Worli S. C. Lower Parel to Elphinston 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Rd & Prabhadevi 3. Shivaji Park Gymkhana Dadar to Mahim 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 4. M.I.G. Bandra to Khar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 5. Air India Ground (Kalina) Santacruz to Vile Parle 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 6. Prabhodhan Goregoan Andheri to Malad 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 7. MCA Ground -Mahavir Nagar Kandivli to Dahisar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 8. Vasai - (ChimajiAppa) Miraroad to Vasai 7.00 to 9.30 p.m. 9. Dahanu (Reliance) Dahanu & nearby 3.30 to 6.00 p.m. 10. Tata Steel(Boisar) Boisar & Nearby 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 11. New Hind Matunga Sewri to G.T.B to 9.30 a.m. Parel to Sion 12. Ghatkopar Jolly Gymkhana Vidyavihar to Bhandup 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 13. Nehal Sports Cricket Academy Mulund to Diva 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Raje Sambvhaji Ground, Near Mulund Gymkhana, Mulund (E) 14. Santosh Cricket Academy Dombivli to Badlapur 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Kalyan to Khardi ANNUAL REPORT 53

54 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N 15. Dr. D.Y. Patil (Nerul) Mankhurd, Vashi to Kharghar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 16. Virar - Sainath S. C. Nalasopara to Safala 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 17. Mahul Chembur to Mahul & Kurla 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 18. Gavdevi SevaSamiti-Chinchani Chinchani & nearby to 9.30 a.m. 19. Palghar Alyali Palghar, Kelve & nearby 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 20 Bhiwandi Stadium Bhiwandi & nearby 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. UNDER-19 VENUE AREA TIME 1. Karnataka S.A. Churchgate to Elphinstone 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. (W.R.) 2. Elf Vengsarkar (OVAL) Colaba to Parel (C.R.) 7.00 to 9.30 am 3. Bengal Club, Shivaji Park Worli to Mahim 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 4. Matunga Gymkhana Dadar (CR) to Sion (CR) 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Sion to GTB Nagar 5. MIG, Bandra Bandra to Vile Parle 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 6. Goregoan Sports Club Andheri to Malad 7.00 to 9.30 am 7. Payyade S. C. Kandivali to Dahisar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 8. Chimaji Appa, Vasai Mira Road to Vasai 7.00 to 9.30 am 9. Sainath S. C., Virar Nalla Sopara to Virar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 10. Boisar - PDTSA Vaitarna to Dahanu 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 11. RCF, Chembur Chunabhatti/Chembur/Kurla (E) 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 12. Mulund Gymkhana Kurla (W)/ Vidyavihar to Mulund 7.00 to 9.30 a.m 13. Dr.D. Y Patil (Nerul) Mankurd /Vashi to Kharghar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 54 ANNUAL REPORT

55 14. Central Maidan, Thane Thane to Diva 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 15. Ordinance Factory, Ambernath Dombivali to Badlapur 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 16. Sonale Ground, Biwandi Bhiwandi to Kardi 7.00 to 9.30 a.m UNDER-23 VENUE AREA TIME 1. Police Gymkhana Churchgate to Borivali 7.00 to 9.30 am 2. Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy Wadala to Kharghar/ 8.00 to am Chembur/ Mankurd 3. Elf Vengsarkar Academy V. T. to Badlapur/ 7.00 to 9.30 am Bhiwandi & nearby 4. PDTSA, Boisar Daishar to Dahanu 7.00 to 9.30 am ANNUAL REPORT 55

56 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N MCA WOMENS CRICKET SUMMER CAMP 2016 VENUE AREA TIME 1. Tata Steel Boisar Kelve to Dahanu 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 2. Jeevdani Nalasopara to safala 3.30 to 6.00 pm 3. Poisar Gymkhana Kandivali to Dahisar 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 4 Kamat Memorial (Dadar) Andheri to Bandra 3.30 to 6.00 p.m. 5 Kamat Memorial(Dadar) Mahim to Lower Parel 3.30 to 6.00 p.m. Dadar to Byculla 6 Dadar Union, Matunga Matunga, Sion,Chembur 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. GTB Nagar, Kurla 7 P. J. Hindu Gym Dockyard to VT 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. Mahalaxmi to Churchgate 8 Rajiv Gandhi, CBD Vashi to Belapur 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 9 Mulund Gymkhana Vidyavihar to Kalyan 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 10 Chimaji Appa, Vasai Mira Road to Vasai 3.30 to 6.00 p.m. 11 Venus, Malad Jogeshwari to Malad 7.00 to 9.30 a.m. 12. Police Gymkhana U-16 Selected Camp 7.00 to 9.30 am 13. Special Camp for Senior Women Conducted by Head Coach at Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy 14. Special Camp for U-19 Women 56 ANNUAL REPORT

57 DADAR PARSEE ZOROASTRIAN CRICKET CLUB 90 not out as on 14/1/2017 Dadar Parsee Zoroastrian Cricket Club was established by Shri. Jahangir Pithawala (Masa Seth) in 1926 and is a founder member of Mumbai Cricket Association. The club activities were handed over to Shri Mangesh Bhalekar in He has been the General Secretary of Dadar Parsee Zoroastrian C.C. for last 40 years and has been the single driving force behind all the activities of the club. Mr. Mangesh Bhalekar received the Shiv Chhatrapati Award in the year The Dadar Parsee Zoroastrian Cricket Club received the Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puraskar 2016 at hands of Hon'ble President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee. Some of the activities undertaken by the club over the period of last 40 years are as follows: 1. In 1982, got fencing installed at Dadkar Maidan to stop encroachment of the ground by hutments. 2. Restarted the tournament for the boys in the age group of 19 yrs to 22 yrs in the season and has continued to organize the Late Smt. Shalini Bhalekar U-23 Selection Tournament since then. 3. Arranging free cricket coaching camps especially for Municipal Corporation School students for the last 30 yrs under the guidance of Chandrakant Pandit, Sanjay Bangar, Paras Mhambrey, Lalchand Rajput, Pravin Amre, Ramesh Powar and many other cricketers. 4. Providing cricket kits free of cost to the Municipal Corporation school students. 5. Successful agitation against the Maharashtra Government's decision to allow to use the public grounds for functions like marriage, political meetings, circus, dramas, etc. 6. In 1995, got Rs. 25 lakh sanctioned from Mr. Chandrakant Goyal - M.L.A. fund for the safety and security of Dadkar Maidan. 7. Got floodlights installed at Dadkar maidan to provide lighting to the ground with the help of Mr. Suresh Prabhu which has successfully discouraged anti-social elements from using the ground for anti-social activities. 8. In , got Rs.55 lakhs sanctioned from Mr. Jagannath Shetty - M.L.A. fund for construction of compound wall and fencing on the roadside of Dadkar maidan. 9. Providing ground for MCA tournaments free of cost. 10. Conducted a fielding session with Mr. Jonty Rhodes at Dadkar maidan. 11. Started Hemant Waingankar Abhyasika which is being utilised by various students 12. Conducts Prasad Pagar Memorial tournament for Municipal School students. ANNUAL REPORT 57

58 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Shri Mangesh Bhalekar receiving the Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puraskar from the Hon'ble President of India Shri Pranab Mukherjee Mumbai Cricket Association congratulates Dadar Parsee Zoroastrian Cricket Club for being awarded with the Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puraskar. 58 ANNUAL REPORT

59 WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE THANKS TO The Commissioner, MMRDA and his colleagues at MMRDA for their continued support to our Academy project at Bandra Kurla Complex. The Municipal Commissioner, and his colleagues for their help and cooperation time and again. The Asst. Municipal Commissioners of Brihan Mumbai Mahanagar Palika, and the Staff of A, F and G Wards for their help from time to time. The Commissioner of Police, Mumbai. The Additional Commissioner of Police (Law & Order), Mumbai. The Senior Inspector and Staff of Marine Drive Police Station in particular for their help and co-operation in day to day activities. Shri Vijay Shirke and Staff of B. G. Shirke Ltd. for their continued help and support at the Academy. The Secretary, Sports and Youth Services, Government of Maharashtra for the support to our development plans for maidans. The Dy. Director of Sports Office, for their support and prompt action time and again. The Executive Engineer and staff of Building Department of Brihan Mumbai Mahanagar Palika. The Chief Fire officer, other officers and Staff of Mumbai Fire Brigade. The PWD authorities for their help and co-operation. The Print and Visual media for their continued support to all our activities. The Hinduja Hospital for help and cooperation in the radiological detection of age of junior cricketers. The Gymkhana and Clubs affiliated to MCA who made their grounds available for the summer camps. M/s Venkys (India) Ltd. for sponsoring the Mumbai teams. M/s Virat Sports for sponsoring the clothing for Mumbai Senior Team. Mr. Kalidas Kolambkar (M.L.A.) for installation of safety nets at Dadkar Maidan, Matunga National Cricket Club for installation of safety nets at Cross Maidan. All the volunteers who helped in the successful conduct of International and Domestic Matches in Mumbai. All the members of the Association for their invaluable support and help. The Staff at BCCI Headquarters, Mumbai. The Staff of the Association including Office Staff, Ground Staff and Security Staff for their outstanding efforts for various projects and activities during the year. ANNUAL REPORT 59

60 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N We Congratulate: HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS 1. Ajinkya Rahane for his appointment as Vice Captain of Team India s Tour to West Indies and receiving CEAT Special Award for year Shardul Thakur for his selection in Team India for Tour to West Indies. 3. Shreyas Iyer for becoming Highest Run Getter (1321 runs) in Ranji Trophy for season and receiving CEAT Domestic Cricketer of year Siddhesh Lad for his selection in India Blue for Duleep Trophy. 5. Dilip Vengsarkar for his appointment as Director of National Cricket Academy and receiving CEAT Lifetime Achievement Award. 6. Rohit Sharma for receiving CEAT Indian Cricketer of the year Lalchand Rajput for his appointment as Coach of Afghanistan Cricket Team. 8. Arman Mallick for his appointment as a Liaison Manager of South Africa Cricket Team for ICC T20 World Cup. 9. Mumbai Ranji Trophy Team for winning Ranji Trophy Mumbai U23 Team for winning U23 Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy Mumbai U19 Team for winning West Zone Champions in U19 Vinoo Mankad Trophy and becoming Runners Up of U19 Cooch Behar Trophy Mumbai U16 Team for becoming Runners Up of U16 Vijay Merchant Trophy Mumbai Senior Womens Team for winning Senior Womens T20 (Plate Group) Pranav Dhanawade for scoring record 1009* runs in an Innings. 15. Mumbai Cricket Association for receiving Best Pitch and Outfield Award in IPL ANNUAL REPORT

61 Mr. Dilip Vengsarkar receiving CEAT Lifetime Achievement Award Mr. Ajinkya Rahane receiving CEAT Special Award for year ANNUAL REPORT 61

62 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Mr. Rohit Sharma receiving CEAT Indian Cricketer Award for year Mr. Shreyas Iyer receiving CEAT Domestic Cricketer Award for year ANNUAL REPORT

63 Mumbai Senior Team Winners of Ranji Trophy Mumbai U23 Team - Winners of U23 Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy ANNUAL REPORT 63

64 M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N Mumbai U19 Team - Winners of U19 Vinoo Mankad Trophy (West Zone) Mumbai Senior Women's Team - Winners of Senior Women's T20 (Plate Group) ANNUAL REPORT

65 Hon'ble President Shri Sharad Pawar with Mr. Pranav Dhanawade and his coach Mr. Mubin Shaikh. ANNUAL REPORT 65

66 Proof dt Accounts pages M U M B A I C R I C K E T A S S O C I A T I O N FROM THE DESK OF THE TREASURER I take pleasure to present before you the audited financial reports comprising Balance Sheet as at 31st March 2016 and the income and expenditure for the year together with schedules and notes to accounts. The year had witnessed certain remarkable events briefly listed below, 1. A One day match (ODI) played between India and South Africa and ICC World Twenty/20 matches were played successfully. 2. Mumbai Ranji Trophy Team wins Ranji Trophy , Mumbai U23 team wins U23 Col. C.K.Nayudu Trophy Mumbai U19 Team wins U19 Vinoo Mankad Trophy and Mumbai Senior Women's Team wins Senior Women's T20 (Plate Group) Mumbai U16 Team becomes Runners Up of U16 Vijay Merchant Trophy As regards the financial position, salient features are as under: The financial year has ended with surplus of Rs.4.48 Cr. after depreciation of Rs Cr. The Association has earned net surplus of Rs.7.18 Cr. from hosting a twenty twenty world cup 2016 and ODI match between India and South Africa after providing for financial assistance, benevolent fund, maidan improvement and umpires benevolent fund. Expenditure in Ranji Trophy Matched is higher as compared to last year due to Prize money declared by MCA. The depreciation for the year is lower by Rs.4.05 Cr. over the last year. The subsidy income from BCCI has come down from Rs Cr. To Cr. Let us have a look to the financial health in terms of assets and liabilities. The salient features are briefly as under; The fixed assets after depreciation now stand at Rs.232 Cr The current assets are higher by Rs Cr. mainly due to increase in Fixed Deposits by Rs Cr. and Receivable from BCCI by Rs 5.09 Cr. The liabilities are less by Rs.1.03 Cr. which is due to appropriation of AC Box advance income Rs 7.82 Cr net off by increased in creditors Rs 7.24 Cr. Difference between current assets and current Liabilities has been increased from Cr. to Cr. 66 ANNUAL REPORT