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Dilsher Singh Khanna smiling in front of PCA Stadium in Mohali after resigning as honorary secretary

Dilsher Singh Khanna Resigns as PCA Honorary Secretary After Remarkable 3-Year Tenure

Mohali, Punjab – In a significant development for Punjab cricket, Dilsher Singh Khanna has officially stepped down from his post as the Honorary Secretary of the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA). His resignation letter, addressed to PCA President Gulzar Inder Chahal, cites “personal reasons” for his decision.

Dilsher Singh Khanna smiling in front of PCA Stadium in Mohali after resigning as honorary secretary

Khanna’s departure comes after an eventful and successful three-year term, during which Punjab cricket saw a major resurgence at the national level.

Khanna’s Term Marked by Achievements

During his tenure, the Punjab cricket teams clinched five national trophies, a record that stands as a testament to the Association’s improved administration and player development programs. Under his leadership:

  • Punjab U-16 and U-19 teams excelled in national tournaments.
  • Investments were made in youth training camps and talent scouting across rural Punjab.
  • Infrastructure improvements were initiated, including upgrades to the IS Bindra PCA Stadium in Mohali.

His management also saw enhanced transparency in selection processes and a renewed focus on grassroots cricket development.

Resignation Letter Sent to PCA President

In his resignation letter dated June 2025, Khanna thanked the association, his colleagues, and the players for their cooperation throughout his tenure. Sources close to the PCA suggest that Khanna’s decision was personal and amicable, with no controversy attached.

PCA President Gulzar Inder Chahal is expected to convene a meeting soon to appoint a new Honorary Secretary.

Dilsher Singh Khanna Resigns as PCA Honorary Secretary

Reactions from the Cricketing Community

Khanna’s exit has sparked reactions across cricket circles in Punjab. Former players and administrators praised his leadership, with many noting that his administrative vision laid the groundwork for PCA’s current success.

“Khanna ji brought professionalism and structure to our processes. His absence will surely be felt,” said a senior PCA official, requesting anonymity.

What’s Next for PCA?

While the PCA has not named a successor yet, speculations suggest that a former cricketer or seasoned administrator could step into the role. With major domestic tournaments around the corner, the association is expected to act swiftly.

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