Chennai: He always wants to be a fast bowler and is now arranged to see his dream fulfilled.
Thanks to Chennai City Police Boys ‘and Girls’ Club in Kannagi Nagar, R Karthiga 14 years old has ranked 14th among 600 students, all under the age of 19, chosen by the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) for special training.
TNCA, which has chosen 60 of 600, will further trim it into 24 to represent the country in the category below 19.
Karthiga’s efforts have come to praise from the Shankar Jiwal Police Commissioner.
Class X students from Government Secondary School in Kannagai Nagar near Okkiyam-ThoraiPakkam, are residents of the Colony of Tamil Nadu Slum (TNSCB) cleaning agencies in the neighborhood.
The girl, whose father is an iron scrap business and mother Ramya working in a garment manufacturing company near Velachery, is part of the club boys and women attached to the Division of Kannagi Nagar for the past two years and trained by Deepak and Hussain in place , King, who left his home village near Thisayanvi in ​​Tirunelveli due to family disputes and migrated to Kannagi Nagar three years ago, and his wife Ramed has two other girls Priyadarshini, a class XI student, a class XI student.
“My daughter,” said Ramya to Tii, “started training at 6 am and returned home around 8:45 a.m.
before rushing to school, now online.” He returned to visit the land around 3am and returned home around 7pm.
Over the years, from the Division of Kannagi Nagar from Chennai City Police Boys ‘and Girls’ Club, 174 students including 97 girls have registered in various sports disciplines.
In 2019, Tamil Nadu Member forces for the National Kabbadi Competition included Anitha 20 years old from the club, while the team in the category under 16 including Gayathri, Aishwarya and Krithika from the club.
Launched in 2003 to educate and train children from the family to retreat economically, the club has come a long way, with the efforts of the Deputy Commissioner V Vikraman coming to special praise from senior officers.