Madan Lal's cricket academy, Bhambri's tennis academy at Gaur City

Greater Noida (West): Gaur City today added to more jewels to its crown when former Indian cricketer and Indian national cricket coach Madan Lal inaugurated his cricket academy at Gaur City and tennis player Yuki Bhambri inaugurated his tennis academy. This development cemented Gaursons India's pledge to make a township that will provide not only the living but a healthy lifestyle.


The 18 Acres sports complex has Saina Nehwal's badminton academy, Day / Night Cricket Stadium, Football Field, Athletic Track, Badminton, Basket Ball and Volley Ball courts and all sports facilities available at the Gaur International Schoollike Boxing Ring, 25mtrs. Shooting Range, Wooden Basketball Court etc.


"Recently Gaursons organised Gaur Cricket League and now I have inaugurtaed this cricket academy. All these efforts prove that Mr. Manoj Gaur is serious about providing best of facilities to the residents. As we all know cricket is the first love of Indian when it comes to sports, this academy will cater to those cricket lovers and will try to cultivate cricketing talents from among the residents," said Madan Lal.


"I am happy to announce the opening of my academy today and what better place can we have than a complete city -- Gaur City. This is our effort to provide international standard facility where future players can be groomed. Even if people are not ingterested in playing at international level they will get to involve in physical activities that can help them stay toned and healthy," says Yuki Bhambri.


Announcing the inauguration of the two facilities at Gaur City's 18 Acres Sports Complex, Manoj Gaur, MD, Gaursons India, said, "We constantly try to dole out residences to people that provide quality lifestyle. With these academies by prominent sports personalities we are trying to live up to the expectations of people from us. We thank Mr Madan Lal and Yuki Bhambri to chose Gaur City for their academies that will serve the residents and provide international level exposure to the people interested in sports."