NAGPUR: Arun Lakhani, the newly
elected president of Maharashtra Badminton Association (MBA) is confident in
bringing up positive changes in badminton sport for the Maharashtra state.
“The MBA has managed to spread the game to all corners of the
state. Around 24 districts are active, which is a very positive sign for
badminton. Still, we lack in providing facilities to the talented players. We
don’t have enough infrastructure to accommodate more players. My focus will be
on to develop the facilities and infrastructure,” said Lakhani while addressing
meet-the-press programme, organized by the Sports Journalists’ Association of
Nagpur, here on Monday.
He was referring to the fact that, several players of Maharashtra train outside the state because lack of top class academy in the region.
“Although we are churning out quality players on regular basis, we
failed to keep them in state. They move out to Hyderabad, Bangalore and other
places as they have world-class academies. If we can provide them same facility
here, there is no reason they migrate to other cities. We will make all-out
efforts to start our own academy,” said Lakhani.
This New is Originally
Posted on Badminton in
India
No comments:
Post a Comment