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Former South African cricketer Jonty Rhodes starts cricket camp at SCFA

| @indiablooms | May 17, 2019, at 05:02 pm

Hyderabad, May 17 (UNI) Legendary South African Cricketer Jonty Rhodes started a three-day cricket camp at Sarojini Cricket and Fitness Academy ( SCFA) here on Friday.

Jonty Rodhes with Ryan Morghan, on day one of the camp, worked on technical skills of the Students, Academy Secretary G Kiran Reddy said in a release here.

Rodhes advised the students to stick to basics which will make them top players.

He imparted fielding drills and agility work outs.

Rhodes made 3 batches and the session was held from 8.30 am to 1.00 pm.

Ryan Morghan advised the students to keep themselves hydrated throughout the session and also advised the students to apply sun cream.

From the Indian cricket Association, Vijay kumar and coaches also participated.

G. Kiran Reddy, who is also TSRTC Senior Public Relations Manager , graced the occasion as a National level player.

Around 40 students participated from throughout Telangana.

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