The Kohima District Cricket Association inducted new office bearers for 2026–2029 and adopted its constitution during a general body meeting in Kohima.
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KOHIMA — The Kohima District Cricket Association (KDCA) inducted a new team of office bearers for the 2026–2029 tenure and adopted its constitution during its general body meeting-cum-handing and taking over programme held at The Guardian Hotel, Kohima, on June 2.
The newly inducted team will be led by Viketho Kechü as president. Other office bearers include Menguzetuo Sachü as vice president, Keneilhouzo Sekhose as general secretary, Lhouvivor Sekhose as joint secretary, Vikuonyü Solo as treasurer, Watimongba Jamir as property secretary, Thejao Sekhose as information and publicity secretary, and Dziesengunuo Solo and Mengusenuo Belho as women coordinators.
The induction followed the presentation of the report and recommendations of the KDCA Search Committee by its convenor, Keviselhou Sekhose. The General Body unanimously accepted and approved the recommendations before formally inducting the new team.
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The General Body also deliberated on the draft constitution prepared by the Constitution Drafting Committee and unanimously resolved to adopt and approve the Constitution of the Kohima District Cricket Association.
Addressing the gathering, outgoing KDCA president Menguvilie Sakhrie thanked office bearers, affiliated clubs, players and members for their support and contributions during the past three years.
Reflecting on the association's tenure since assuming office on June 2, 2023, he highlighted efforts made towards strengthening district cricket through administrative reforms, infrastructure development, increased cricketing activities and transparent governance.
Sakhrie said the association had made progress in reviving and strengthening cricket in the district during the tenure.
He, however, stressed the need for greater attention to grassroots cricket development, particularly in schools, colleges and age-group cricket, as well as the promotion of women's cricket. He urged the incoming team to build on the work undertaken during the previous tenure.
During the meeting, KDCA general secretary Keneilhouzo Sekhose presented the annual activity report for 2025–2026, while treasurer Vikuonyü Solo presented the treasurer's report and financial statement for the 2023–2026 tenure.
Speaking on behalf of the newly inducted team, president Viketho Kechü acknowledged the work carried out by the outgoing leadership and said the new office bearers had inherited a strong foundation.
He said the new team would work to further strengthen cricket in the district and would place special emphasis on grassroots cricket and women's cricket while continuing to uphold transparency, accountability and good governance.
The programme was attended by members of the Apex Council, sub-committee members, representatives of the Players' Association and officials of the four registered clubs affiliated with KDCA.