DHCBA proposes Cricket tournament for Bar members

By Shreya Agarwal 17 November, 2023 11:21 AM 0 Comments

After an in-house Table Tennis Tournament, the Delhi High Court Bar Association has proposed to organize a cricket tournament for its members.

Christened the D.H.C.B.A Premium League, it will take place between January - March 2024.

To be conducted on grounds all over Delhi, the tournament will be conducted in the 20-over format. Registration for participation can be done in teams of 15 players each before December 7, 2023 for a fee of Rs. 1,00,000/- each.

Players are not only necessarily required to be members of DHCBA, at least one playing XI member in each team is mandated to be 45 or above 45 years of age.

Read the notice here.

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