Director of the Andhra Cricket Association and former Indian ticket inspector M. S. K.
Prasad's words are music to 100 of parents.
Strange players use their skills at three residential colleges in viziangol, Mangalagiri and Kadapa.
"Both in cricket and in research, talented players will be helped with higher education at the University of East London.
Their education will be sponsored by the ACA and Telugu associations in London (TAL)
This will help them in the "income-while-
"Learning System . "
Prasad recently visited London and will
Multiple updates
Cricket infrastructure.
ACA has set up three colleges in Andhra prefecture. of-the-
The arts stadium, including the rupee, provides venues for the indoor stadium.
"In order to maintain these structures, we need to generate revenue.
The stay was designed to bring in teams from the ship to take advantage of the facilities ". Mr.
Prasad interacted with the university representative Akram Malik and TAL members within a week --long stay.
"It's a great opportunity for players because they can get the best education from this famous institution ". Mr.
Prasad's efforts to market the stadium have been a considerable success, as county leaders in Kent, Lancashire, midsussex and Surrey have expressed interest in using the stadium during the off-season.
"The British county team prefers to use facilities in Sri Lanka and Dubai before taking time off and taking time offseasons.
Now they can use our world facilities. class”.
Prasad also interacted with the European Chapter of the International Cricket Council (ICC)
And Dubai junior Global College.
"Former Pakistan-
Mudassar Nazar, dean of Dubai Academy, was impressed with our vision and we will be working out a timeline soon, "he added.
The former Indian ticket inspector gave an audio-visual presentation and distributed a brightly colored brochure on facilities and other information such as tourist attractions, hotels and food.
He said England suffered heavy rain in cricket.
Season and practice schedules are often interrupted due to poor race conditions.
"As our boys will be busy touring and playing for Andhra and India, the Academy will be vacant.
They can also use the services of our coaches, physical therapists and coaches.
We hope to bring them to Andhra along the coast at a reasonable cost.
Second and third level players who want to enter the main counties can use these facilities ".
He also discussed the exchange trip, giving college players the opportunity to play a role in the UK's game against county players.