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J J Irani Cricket Academy opens at Keenan Stadium, honouring the legacy of  Jamshed J Irani

PINAKI MAJUMDAR   Jamshedpur, Nov 6: Tata Steel, in its continued commitment to promoting sports and nurturing talent,  opened the J J…

J J Irani Cricket Academy opens at Keenan Stadium, honouring the legacy of  Jamshed J Irani

PINAKI MAJUMDAR

 

Jamshedpur, Nov 6: Tata Steel, in its continued commitment to promoting sports and nurturing talent,  opened the J J Irani Cricket Academy at Keenan Stadium.

The academy, named in memory of legendary Jamshed J Irani, aims to carry forward his passion for cricket and his invaluable contributions to Tata Steel, the community and the game itself.

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T V Narendran, CEO and Managing Director of Tata Steel, Daisy Irani including her family members, prominent citizens of Jamshedpur and senior management of Tata Steel were present during the opening ceremony.

Speaking at the occasion, Narendran said, “The J J Irani Cricket Academy is not just an academy, it is a tribute to the indelible impact that Dr JJ Irani had on Tata Steel, cricket and the community. We are happy to honour his legacy and provide a platform for young cricketers to learn, grow and excel.”

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He expressed his gratitude to Daisy Irani and her family for carrying forward the sporting legacy of Dr J J Irani.

Daisy Irani and her family have taken the initiative to set up a cricket academy with Tata Steel as its implementing partner.

She shared her vision for the academy which is to promote talent and technique among its students.

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The academy’s comprehensive program aims to develop not only cricketing skills but also values of camaraderie, discipline and leadership.

It will provide sessions by experts on the latest training techniques and host special guest sessions by prominent cricket personalities. Additionally, periodic special sessions on nutrition, physical and mental fitness will be organized by the Tata Steel High-Performance Centre.

The academy is equipped with world-class technical and training facilities, including bowling machines for practice sessions, a covered net practice area for uninterrupted training even during rain and an audio-visual classroom.

It also features separate changing rooms for boys and girls with attached washrooms, ensuring a comfortable and inclusive environment for all students.

The Keenan Stadium, where the academy is located, holds a significant place in the history of Indian cricket. Built in 1939, it has witnessed numerous international matches and hosted some of the greatest names in Indian cricket.

Legends like Sunil Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar, Kapil Dev and many more have showcased their cricketing skills on this hallowed ground.

 

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