Mumbai participant registration course of digitised

Mumbai’s cricketers don’t must fill lengthy paper varieties and submit paperwork on the affiliation workplace for the participant registration course of anymore. The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has digitised the method.
MCA at the moment has greater than hundreds of gamers registered below their wings and the gamers can register with MCA for the brand new registration playing cards till December.
“It’s one of its kind in the country. Everything will be paperless and it will save time for players to come all the way to the MCA office and submit their documents and then get a card. We had a good discussion and everyone felt online is the way forward,” MCA secretary Sanjay Naik instructed The Indian Express.
In its second registration assembly, attended by MCA president Vijay Patil, secretary Naik and chaired by Arman Mallik, a Delhi- based mostly software program firm made a presentation on how MCA might use the web portal for registration.
The protocol dictated that any participant who performs in MCA’s event, will first should get registered. Many discovered the registration course of to be too prolonged and concerned an excessive amount of paperwork.
It is known the brand new on-line course of will probably be like making use of for a passport. As quickly as a participant submits paperwork, the MCA will confirm them and a message will probably be despatched to the corresponding membership secretary, whose workforce the participant needs to signify. The secretary will solely should press the ‘accept’ button to approve the MCA request.
A slot will probably be given to the gamers to return with their unique paperwork to the MCA workplace for verification. Once their paperwork are verified, the MCA will hand over MCA’s card to the participant on the spot.
Those gamers who’re already registered and play in varied tournaments too must apply for brand new playing cards. “Earlier players had to come four to five times to get the registration done. This will save time, energy and will save money for the players too,” Naik added.