00:00Thank you, Anil, Winky, Vinay and Sujit. Thank you all. I completely endorse what Winky said. I was listening to him sitting behind. I completely understand where he is coming from. I think one of the words what he has coined is brilliant backseat syndrome that has to stop.
00:22I mean, this KACA has some dignity and respect. You don't need backseat driving. And even coining that name as Brijesh Team or whatever it is, when there are a lot of respectable people like Shantkumar and all of it, I mean, that's not called for. And it should be rightfully called as Shantkumar.
00:41I mean, in democracy, we have elections. And then, you know, you have these elections fought and that's fine. But, I mean, that has to change.
00:51All I… One of the points which Winky made and which, you know, we were able to achieve, when that man was not around for three years, we did 13 grounds.
01:02Look, when one group hands over the responsibility to the other, you need to add more infrastructure, you need to add more games, and give opportunity to more kids.
01:18That's what this association stands for. But if you see this kind of dwindling infrastructure, what kind of signals are you sending?
01:26Now, first of all, you know, I am so passionate. And the reason why I came into the association was for academies. It is for the kids. It is for the people everywhere, not only Bangalore, but also the more physical places.
01:41At least we need to reach out to a thousand people. Why is this reluctance to start an academy? Or, even if you start, it is such a token academy, more symbolic.
01:50But, these things need to change. I speak purely from the cricketing point of view. Anil spoke about the rest, which I completely endorse, and cricket needs to be, I mean, the reputation for KSCA needs to be restored.
02:05And I am fully confident that Venki, Sujit, the rest of the team which is here, will definitely make a difference. And I plead all of you to bring that change, and then ask the right questions, and make a huge difference, and restore, you know, the lost glory of KSCA.
Be the first to comment