KISS Student Captain of Odisha Cricket Team

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Bhubaneswar: Indrani Chhatria, a student of Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), has been chosen the captain of Odisha Women’s U-19 cricket team. This is for the first time a student from KISS got captainship of Odisha girls’ Cricket team. Indrani will lead Odisha team in Under-19 Women T-20 Tournaments.

Another KISS student, Sonali Hembram has also found place in the Odisha team. Odisha team will play their first league match on 14th October against Manipur. Other scheduled matches are: with Tripura on 15th October, Mumbai on 18th October, Delhi on 20th October, Maharashtra on 21st October and Arunachal Pradesh on 23rd October.

The super league match will start on 27th October. Final match will be held on 4th November 2018. Congratulating both Indrani and Sonali, Dr. Achyuta Samanta, Founder, KIIT & KISS said, it is matter of pride that, two students of KISS have been selected in Odisha U 19 girls’ Cricket team, while one of them has become captain of the team.

It was my dream that, students of KISS will play national and international games. Right ambience for sports and proper care in KISS are encouraging more and more students to be part of different national and international sports and games and get success, he added.

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