RCA umpiring seminar concludes

Monday, August 14, 2006, 19:09 [IST]

Jaipur, Aug 14 (UNI) A three day seminar on umpiring standards and procedures orgnaised by the Rajasthan Cricket Association concluded today in Udaipur.

According to RCA about 80 delegates from various districts participated in the seminar.

M S shekhawat, RS Rathur and BL sharma of the BCCI umpiring panel were among the facilitators training the delegates of the standards and procedures followed by the ICC for international cricket.

RCA secretary Subash Joshi, Treasurer CP Ojha and CEO Gajraj Singh Rathaur were among those present at the occassion.

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