The Carrom Federation of Sri Lanka has appointed Mr. Langley Mathiasz as the National Coach.
Mr. Mathiasz has played carrom for over 30 years and has represented Sri Lanka many times.
He won the National Men’s Champion title seven times. Yes, 7 times.
So all you Carrom mad enthusiasts, you will be able to pick his brains on Mondays and Fridays between 3 p.m. - 6.00 p.m.
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The Indian Cultural Centre (ICC) will host a carrom tournament which is open to all nationalities from June 14-21.
Both locals and expatriates residing in Qatar may enter.
“It is the first time in the history of ICC that our sports competition is open to all nationalities apart from Indian community”, an ICC spokesman said. “Since carrom is a popular game among all communities, we expect entries from both local and non-Indian expatriate communities in large numbers.”
The entry fee is QR20 for singles and QR40 for doubles.
There will be given prizes and ICC certificates for the winners and runners-up from each category.
The winner of singles tournament will be declared the tournament champion and will be awarded with the ICC rolling trophy.
Entry form which can be collected from the ICC at the D Ring Road, must be received by June 10.
Details of the matches will be displayed at the ICC on June 12
More details can be had calling 4674845, 4674891 or from the ICC sports secretary, Habib Nabi (5802490) - 4pm to 8pm.
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