JAMMU: JP World School, Jammu, came alive with an atmosphere of sporting passion and excitement as renowned cricketer Iqbal Siddiqui visited the institution for a special interactive training session with budding cricketers of the JP Cricket Academy and the school cricket team.
The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Ashok Singh Manhas, Director, JP World School; Dr. Panna Manhas Choudhary, Chairperson, JP World School; Varinder Sharma, Head Mentor, JP Cricket Academy; and Aditya Pratap Singh Jamwal, Ranji Trophy player representing J&K Cricket Team.
Reinforcing its commitment to holistic development, JP World School continues to introduce impactful initiatives that provide students with world-class sporting exposure and learning opportunities. The programme began with a formal introduction of Iqbal Siddiqui, highlighting his cricketing achievements and distinguished career as a right-handed batsman and right-arm medium-fast bowler.
During the session, Siddiqui captivated the young players with his inspiring message on discipline, dedication, and the essence of true sportsmanship. He took to the field to mentor the students through hands-on practice, offering valuable guidance and constructive feedback—an experience the budding cricketers will cherish.
The visionary goals of the JP Cricket Academy were also spotlighted. Founded to nurture emerging cricketing talent with structured and professional training, the academy stands as a symbol of the school’s firm dedication to promoting sporting excellence. It was proudly inaugurated by cricket legend Sanath Jayasuriya, further reinforcing its league of high standards.
Chairperson Dr. Panna Manhas Choudhary, in her address, said that such opportunities play a pivotal role in shaping young athletes into confident, resilient individuals who strive for excellence both on and off the field. She added that JP World School remains committed to fostering a strong sporting culture alongside academic brilliance.
The visit concluded with heartfelt appreciation and applause, marking a memorable day of inspiration, aspiration, and active learning for the cricket enthusiasts of JP World School.
