Stamford Super Kings Cricket Club

:   Another season with 30 Plus wickets, Sub 6 economy for bowling all the difficult overs with bettering his average

:   Creating consistent impactful bowling, particularly in death overs Salomon Samson racked up 36 wickets with an average of 25.61 at an impressive economy of 5.93.

:   Bucket hands gobbling 17 catches in one knee in key outfield positions, similar to Atlas holding the globe.

:   With 12 catches and numerous runs saved, Arun Rajagopal remains as the benchmark for fielding goals.

:   Shattered records across the board with 369 runs at a 20 average and 2 fifties with the bat and 27 wickets at an economy of 5 in his 19 matches.

:   In 23 innings, Sivashankar Navageevan scored 300 runs with the bat and racked up 32 wickets with an average of 15.19 at an measly economy of 4.31.

:   Took the initiative to record match videos independently to benefit the club and players by helping them improve their bowling and batting. These videos also supported the club in creating short clips and reels in Instagram page.

:   The essence of a club extends beyond just the field of play; it thrives on the bonds formed off it. Recognizing the need for deeper connections and fostering camaraderie among our club members, Ideas like Wednesday huddles and Birthday celebration were made reality through its crest and fall entire season with a steadfast commitment by Dinesh. He along with his team ensured weekly gatherings and birthday celebrations are regular fixture of the Club brining people together to t

:   If someone consider Club over individual, If striving to be a better cricketer is our value, If giving it all to the team we play for is our spirit then Hari personifies these values we all aspire. Hari was the first to volunteer for anything the club wanted to, be it coordinating an event or to fill in as last minute back up. Hari wholeheartedly gave everything to the club without any expectation and inspired all of us both on and off the field.

:   This year, when our primary training coordinator took a well-deserved break to India, Sai who has always been the pillar of strength for us rose to the challenge in his stead. He selflessly took on the responsibility of managing the morning training sessions, consistently three times a week throughout the summer season. His unwavering dedication was evident, as they showed up for every session, undeterred even by periods of low attendance. His commitment to the club and its ethos has been truly

:   Sathya Kumaran Balraj has been a live wire for us in the field of play and off it. He has always been in the forefront of the match not just contributing to the team through his personal skills but also there for his team mates. He is constantly trying to help both the captain and individuals either on bowling lengths, field positions or even batting approach. He has gone above and beyond and tried to help his team mates and the club to win the matches.

:   Dinesh joined us last year as the quintessential Angry young man. However this year we have seen him transform himself as an integral part of the team leadership as well as step up to both to change his game to the needs of the team as well as take on unrewarding responsibility as the wicket keeper for most of the season. He always is looking out for everyone in the team and is always helping both the captain and the team with tips.

:   Dhanapal Selvaraj brings in a different take on what exemplified the Spirit of the Club. Vast majority of our players did not play cricket ball earlier or had a long hiatus. Dhanapal has taken almost a "Virat Kohlisque" avatar when it comes to elevating his game through his training. There is hardly a day when you don’t see him in the High school ground knocking on the ball for hours throughout the season. He has also motivated others to pick it up as well ! The hard work did show in his game

:   Sreekanth Swaminathan has been in the center of all things about the club administration in the backend. Whether it's to help manage every dynamic league schedules by stepping in as Secretary as well, build a strong network with both SCTCA and CCL league admins, arranging the whole indoor practice session, ground scouting, bulwark of the season end event mgmt etc etc.. The list is endless on what he brings to the table for the club.

:   In our endeavors to quickly get the team in shape and form to meet the rigors of the first season. He has ensured that practises are conducted every week, every team members gets time to bat and bowl, took on brickbats but still pushed fitness levels and fielding standards of the team improves through regular workouts and practice and all of this balancing a tightrope between his personal and work commitments

:   Arif has tirelessly reached out to numerous clubs in the TRI state area , built a strong network for the club , increase brand reach and ensured that we played 25 matches across 3 tournaments and numerous friendlies to keep us busy pretty much all weekends this summer.