MPL fest, trophy launch at Panambur beach on Nov 27

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November 26, 2016

Mangaluru, Nov 26: As a prelude to the much awaited Mangalore Premier Leaugue – 2016, the Karnataka Regional Cricket Academy will be holding an MPL fest and trophy launch ceremony at Panambur Beach on Sunday, November 27.

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Announcing this at a press meet here, Sirajuddin, Imthiyaz, the office bearers of KRCA, and Gowtham Shetty, MPL coordinator, said that the fest is being organized with an aim to unite all the cricket lovers under and promote harmony.

The event will include many entertaining activities like family cricket, shoot at the stump, kite flying, sand art, sand mountain competition, run and rotate etc.

All the family members can take part in these games without any entry fee and go back with hands full of prizes. Also there is a raffle draw wherein winner will get an iPhone.

The trophy will be launched in the presence of VIPs from India and abroad and owners and players of 12 team of the MPL.

As part of this fest, a bicycle rally under the slogansave fuel and cleanliness' will also be held from Manipal to Panambur. The rally will pass through Katapadi – Shankarpur – Nandikoor - Padubidri.

Besides, a motorbike rally will also be held in which players of 12 MPL teams and cricket lovers will partake. The rally will start at 3.30 p.m. from Nehru Maidan in the city.

The tournament will be held at B R Ambedkar Cricket Stadium, Panambur from December 17 to 30 this year.

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Priyanka
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Saturday, 26 Nov 2016

wonderful thanks alot imthiyaz and sirajuddin for organizing this wonderful event in mangalore, MPL all the very best.

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