Kirti Azad: Transforming Delhi Cricket on Integrity and Vision

Kirti Azad, a 1983 World Cup-winning cricketer, seeks the presidency of DDCA with promises of transformation. Azad's vision includes creating cricket academies and enhancing facilities, aiming for immediate reforms and ethical governance. His slogan, 'DDCA Ab Nahi Badlega Toh Kabhi Nahi Badlega,' underscores the urgency of change.

As the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) approaches its presidential election, candidate Kirti Azad stands poised at a pivotal junction of athletic prowess and political sincerity. Azad, a celebrated cricketer from India's 1983 World Cup-winning team, intends to lead the DDCA into a new era of success.

In a detailed interview with ANI, Azad shared his strategic blueprint for Delhi cricket's revival, promising a sweeping range of changes. He plans to develop more club facilities, inaugurate nine cricket academies, and establish district facilities to groom young talents akin to the National Cricket Academy.

Azad has been a staunch advocate for DDCA reforms, citing a dire need for immediate transformation. He highlighted his perseverance for change, reiterating his determination to bring about the required alterations if elected. Under his campaign slogan 'DDCA Ab Nahi Badlega Toh Kabhi Nahi Badlega,' Azad emphasized the urgency of reforming the association, pledging to focus on ethical governance and infrastructure improvements.

(With inputs from agencies.)