Assam Cricket Association hosts annual awards ceremony
Assam Cricket Association (ACA) successfully hosted its Annual Awards Ceremony at the auditorium of 91 Yards Club, ACA Stadium Complex, Guwahati, honouring players, teams, coaches, curators and support staff for their exceptional performances and invaluable contributions during the 2025-26 cricketing season.
In a grand gesture of appreciation for sporting excellence, Assam Cricket Association distributed cash rewards amounting to Rs 12 lakh among 12 distinguished best performers who excelled across various categories during the BCCI Domestic Season 2025-2026.
The semi-finalist Assam Under-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy Team was also honoured with a cash reward of Rs 12.5 lakh in recognition of its remarkable achievement and commendable performance at the national level during the 2025-26 season.
In the ACA Corporate Cricket Tournament, the champion team was felicitated with a Prize Money of Rs 7 lakh, while the runner-up team received Rs 3 lakh. Including individual awards worth Rs 1.5 lakh, the tournament’s total prize pool stood at Rs 11.5 lakh.
The ceremony was graced by Honorary BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia as the chief guest. Also present on the occasion were ACA President Taranga Gogoi, Vice President Romen Dutta, Secretary Sanatan Das, Joint Secretary Rajendra Singh, Treasurer Anupam Deka, and Apex Council Members Mukutananda Bhattacharjya, along with several dignitaries and members of the cricket fraternity.
Addressing the gathering, chief guest Devajit Saikia lauded the consistent efforts of the Assam Cricket Association in nurturing cricketing talent and strengthening the sporting ecosystem in the state. He praised the dedication and discipline displayed by the players and teams and acknowledged the invaluable contribution of coaches, curators and support staff in the growth of Assam cricket.
Congratulating all the award recipients, Taranga Gogoi reaffirmed the unwavering commitment of the Assam Cricket Association towards providing world-class infrastructure, quality exposure and greater opportunities for aspiring cricketers across the State.
