An indoor cricket facility described as one of India’s largest in the country is inaugurated at the ACA Cricket Academy in North Guwahati. The opening is reported as a boost to Assam’s sports infrastructure and is framed as supporting year-round cricket training.
The outlets describe the facility’s scale and features. It spans about 17,000 square feet and includes nine indoor cricket wickets with imported Uniturf surfaces, laid out for varied conditions—four spin wickets and five seam wickets—so players can train in different styles regardless of weather. The complex also includes gender-segregated changing rooms with ice-bath setups for post-training recovery, along with a 1,500-square-foot gym, sauna and steam room, and a physiotherapy unit for rehabilitation and injury management.
Across coverage, the inauguration is linked to regional athlete development. NDTV and the Free Press Journal both highlight the role of modern infrastructure in preparing the next generation of cricketers, while the Free Press Journal adds details of the chief guest and other dignitaries involved in the ceremony.
