Mumbai Cricket Association opens a cutting-edge gym at its BKC facility

On September 3, Abhay Hadap was chosen to serve as the Mumbai Cricket Association’s (MCA) new secretary. At its Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) location, MCA opened a new gym less than a day after the development. With its newly refurbished state-of-the-art equipment, the cricketers will be able to improve their physical conditioning.

Seven retractable nets with video cameras at the batter’s and bowler’s ends are installed in the stadium to provide a thorough skill analysis. In order to create artificial climate conditions, it also features a temperature and humidity regulated environment.

The updated gym will complement Mumbai Cricket Association brand-new, cutting-edge indoor stadium.

President Ajinkya Naik, newly elected Secretary Abhay Hadap, Joint Secretary Deepak Patil, Apex Council member Kaushik Godbole, CIC Chairman Raju Kulkarni, and Advisors Milind Rege and Diana Edulji were present for the gym’s opening.

Glimpses from the opening ceremony of the newly renovated gym at MCA Sharad Pawar Indoor Cricket Academy and Recreation Centre, BKC 🎉🤩#MCA #Mumbai #Cricket #Wankhede #BCCI | @ajinkyasnaik @hadap_abhay @GodboleKaushik pic.twitter.com/Ffc3GW9R0b

— Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) (@MumbaiCricAssoc) September 4, 2024

“By giving our players the best possible environment for their physical development, this upgraded gym is a significant step forward.” The gym is designed to accommodate the various needs of all athletes, providing them with the tools required to succeed in their chosen discipline. It is outfitted with the newest exercise technology and amenities, according to MCA joint secretary Deepak Patil, who was cited by The Times of India.

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“Our players’ general well-being and performance will both benefit from the new gym. We have no doubt that this facility will help them succeed and reach new heights in their cricketing careers. We anticipate that our athletes will flourish in this improved training setting,” he continued.