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- Her journey from training at the HDCA centre in Hoshiarpur to earning a place in a Canadian provincial side is being seen as another encouraging example of young Indian-origin players finding opportunities to showcase their talent on international cricketing platforms.
- Dr Ghai described her selection as a proud achievement for Hoshiarpur and said Supreet’s progress reflected the growing presence of women cricketers from the district on bigger competitive platforms.
- Young cricketer Supreet Kaur, who trained with the Hoshiarpur District Cricket Association (HDCA), has earned a place in Alberta’s Under-19 women’s cricket team in Canada.
Young cricketer Supreet Kaur, who trained with the Hoshiarpur District Cricket Association (HDCA), has earned a place in Alberta’s Under-19 women’s cricket team in Canada.
Supreet will represent Alberta at the Canada Under-19 Championship, scheduled to begin in Toronto on September 1. Her selection marks an important milestone for the budding cricketer and has also brought recognition to the cricketing talent emerging from Hoshiarpur.
According to HDCA secretary Dr Raman Ghai, Supreet trained at the association’s cricket centre for nearly three years under coach Davinder Kaur Kalyan. She later moved to Canada and has been pursuing her studies in Calgary for the past two years while continuing her association with the sport.
Dr Ghai described her selection as a proud achievement for Hoshiarpur and said Supreet’s progress reflected the growing presence of women cricketers from the district on bigger competitive platforms.
HDCA president Dr Daljit Khelan also congratulated the young player, saying her achievement was encouraging for aspiring women cricketers in the region. He noted that players from Hoshiarpur were increasingly making their presence felt beyond the district at national and international levels.
Supreet’s coach Davinder Kaur, district coach Daljit Singh and district trainer Kuldeep Dhami joined the association in congratulating her on the selection. They wished her success as she prepares to take the field for Alberta in the upcoming championship in Toronto.
Her journey from training at the HDCA centre in Hoshiarpur to earning a place in a Canadian provincial side is being seen as another encouraging example of young Indian-origin players finding opportunities to showcase their talent on international cricketing platforms.
