MCA Knowledge Centre Program: Mumbai Cricket Association Conducts Convocation Ceremony
The courses covered a wide range of specializations, including coaching, curation, physiotherapy, training, massage therapy, and video analysis

Convocation Ceremony for MCA Knowledge Centre Program | MCA
The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) successfully conducted a convocation ceremony on Friday for candidates who participated in various courses under the MCA Knowledge Centre program. The event marked the culmination of an extensive training initiative aimed at developing skilled professionals in cricket-related domains.
The courses covered a wide range of specializations, including coaching, curation, physiotherapy, training, massage therapy, and video analysis. The program witnessed an overwhelming response, with more than 4,000 applications received. Out of these, over 150 candidates successfully completed the rigorous training modules and were awarded certificates at the convocation.
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The ceremony was graced by esteemed guests, including the Vice Chancellor of Mumbai University, Prof. Ravindra Kulkarni, Padma Shri Dr. Zahir Kazi, and former India cricketer Mr. Nilesh Kulkarni, who commended MCA’s efforts in nurturing talent and strengthening the ecosystem of cricketing expertise.
"At MCA, we believe in continuously raising the standards of cricketing excellence, not just on the field but also in the supporting roles that make the game possible. Through the MCA Knowledge Centre, we are committed to equipping professionals with the best-in-class training and expertise. This convocation is a testament to the dedication of our candidates and the hard work of our faculty. We look forward to seeing them contribute significantly to the sport in various capacities," MCA President Ajinkya Naik said.
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"The MCA Knowledge Centre remains a pioneering initiative in enhancing the skills and professionalism of individuals involved in cricket, reinforcing Mumbai’s legacy as a hub of cricketing excellence," a release from the cricket governing body in Mumbai, said on Saturday.
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