During its recent annual general meeting, the Mumbai Cricket Association significantly expanded its grassroots support scheme, increasing the financial assistance fund for partner clubs to ₹500 crore over the upcoming decade. Following an initial ₹100 crore proposal authorized in April, the updated plan allocates an annual ₹40 crore contribution to bolster club facilities, talent growth, gear purchases, and operational demands.
Alongside these funding initiatives, the administration resolved to honor cricket icons Sachin Tendulkar, Ajinkya , and former India player and past MCA leader Madhav Mantri by dedicating lounges to them at Wankhede Stadium. A designated trio consisting of Jitendra Awhad, Milind Narvekar, and Ujwal Nikam, joined by association secretaries, will oversee this lounge allocation process.
The gathering also yielded key administrative appointments for the governing body. Former high court chief justice Amjad Sayed was designated as the new ombudsman for the association.
Furthermore, the existing cricket panel—headed by Raju Kulkarni alongside members Preeti Dimri and Sangita Katware—received an official term extension.
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