The Mumbai Cricket Association’s Apex Council approved welfare and administrative measures, including a pension scheme for spouses of deceased first-class cricketers, AI adoption across operations, preparations for the Dr H.D. Kanga Cricket League and a bonus for ground staff involved in major tournaments. The decisions aim to strengthen Mumbai cricket’s future.
The Apex Council of the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), at its meeting held on 13 July 2026, approved a series of important initiatives aimed at strengthening player welfare, enhancing cricket administration, embracing technological innovation and recognising the contribution of support staff.
Pension support for cricketers' spouses
In a landmark welfare decision, the Apex Council approved a pension scheme for the spouses of deceased first-class cricketers from Mumbai.
Recognising the invaluable contribution of Mumbai's cricketers to the game, MCA has decided to extend financial support to their surviving spouses through a dedicated pension initiative.
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