31 invited for cricket coaching camp

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Posted: Feb 06, 2008 at 0115 hrs IST

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Chandigarh, February 5 The Haryana Twenty20 Cricket Association has selected 31 probables for coaching camp to participate in the forthcoming National Under-19 Twenty20 Cricket Championship to be held in Hyderabad from February 18 to 22. HTCA secretary Ravinder Talwar has directed the probables selected during trials conducted recently, to report to Haryana Sports Department cricket coach Suman Saini at the Tau Devi Lal Sports Complex, Panchkula on February 11 at 11 am.

Those invited to the camp are: Khem Chand Sharma (Faridabad), Kuldeep Hooda (Rohtak), Sachin Kumar (Rohtak), Sonu Rathjee (Rohtak), Dharminder Sihag (Sirsa), Roshan Saini (Bhiwani), Sandeep Ahlawat (Sonepat), Kapil (Bhiwani), Bhupinder (Rohtak), Abhinav (Yamunanagar), Anand Yadav (Rohtak), Rahul Malik (Rohtak), Deepak Saini (Rohtak), Parveen (Jhajjar), Mohit (Panchkula), Jaswant (Sonepat), Vikram (Panchkula), Vishal (Panchkula), Shakti Rose (Rohtak), Jatin (Panchkula), Deepak Aggarwal (Jind), Preet Inder (Yamunanagar), Amit (Rohtak), Deepanshu (Panchkula), Harpreet Singh (Yamunanagar), Suraj (Panchkula), Gourav Saini (Gurgaon), Vivek Sharma (Yamunanagar), Vikrant (Charki Dadri), Gourav Sharma (Panchkula) and Ashish.

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