Subhash Mahajan
Pangi Valley
The Invin Civil Champion Trophy 2026, a two‑month cricket extravaganza showcasing local talent, concluded with great enthusiasm in Pangi Valley on Sunday. The closing ceremony was graced by Resident Commissioner and SDM Pangi Amandeep Singh as the chief guest, along with BDO Pangi Aastha Pawar, Tehsildar Sandeep Kumar, and Naib Tehsildar Sita Ram.
Addressing the gathering, Amandeep Singh congratulated all participating teams and players, emphasizing that sports are not merely a source of entertainment but also vital for physical and mental growth, discipline, teamwork, and leadership. He urged players to compete with true sportsmanship, rising above wins and losses.
Tournament Highlights
- The tournament began on July 5, 2026, with 48 cricket teams from across Pangi Valley.
- Over nearly two months, players delivered thrilling performances, offering spectators several memorable matches.
- The event provided a significant platform for young cricketers from remote areas to showcase their skills.
Final Match Recap The championship clash was held between Paramas and Golden Eagle. Batting first, Paramas were bowled out for 58 runs. Chasing a modest target of 59, Golden Eagle displayed composure and resilience, reaching 59/7 to clinch the title.
Following the final, the winning team and standout performers were honored. Organizers expressed gratitude to administrative officials, teams, players, and local supporters for ensuring the tournament’s success.
The event reinforced that even in remote regions like Pangi, there is no shortage of sporting talent — only the need for proper platforms and opportunities to nurture it.
