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Harris Shield: MSSA's new MCA registration rule leaves kids in a fix
Updated On: 19 November, 2014 08:11 AM IST | | Sundari Iyer
The MSSA new rule of having players register with the city's parent body of cricket — the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) — if they want to be eligible to play in the Giles Shield and Harris Shield has left budding cricketers in a fix

Dejected players of OLPS are seen in their tent after the Harris Shield match was called off yesterday at the Azad Maidan
The Mumbai Schools Sports Association's (MSSA) new rule of having players register with the city's parent body of cricket — the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) — if they want to be eligible to play in the Giles Shield and Harris Shield inter-school tournaments has left budding cricketers in a fix.
Dejected players of OLPS are seen in their tent after the Harris Shield match was called off yesterday at the Azad Maidan. Pic/Atul Kamble
Yesterday, three teams — Thakur Shyamnarayan (Kandivali), Smt M D Bhatia (Ghatkopar) and OLPS (Chembur) were stopped from playing their second round matches, as their players did not have MCA registration cards.
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