Super Kings Academy to launch centre in Karaikudi

“We are glad to take Super Kings Academy to different parts of Tamil Nadu and thus contribute to the development of grassroots cricket.
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CHENNAI: The Super Kings Academy is set to launch its tenth centre with a franchise-based facility at Alagappa Institutions, Karaikudi. The centre will have a state-of-the-art facility with eight pitches (4 turf, 2 matting and 2 astro turf), floodlights and a full-fledged ground with turf and matting pitches. Cricket coaching for boys and girls aged 6 to 23 will begin in April.

“We are glad to take Super Kings Academy to different parts of Tamil Nadu and thus contribute to the development of grassroots cricket. I’m sure we will nurture the next generation of talent with our infrastructure and expert coaching methods,” said Kasi Viswanathan, CEO of Chennai Super Kings Cricket Limited. Interested students/parents can contact 7305422282/ 9894810190/ 9442322515 for enquiries or visit www.superkingsacademy.com.

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