Vadodara, October 18, 2026: The Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) honoured experienced cricketer Bhargav Bhatt this morning on the occasion of his 100th first-class match. The ceremony, held in Vadodara before the start of the Baroda versus Bihar match, was filled with moments of pride and emotion.
Former India international and renowned wicketkeeper Kiran More felicitated Bhargav Bhatt by presenting him with a special cap and a memento on behalf of the Baroda Cricket Association. He was also gifted a T-shirt signed by 14 senior team players, the head coach, and the support staff.
Recalling his long cricket journey, Bhargav Bhatt became emotional. He said the honour was extremely special and memorable for him. He heartily thanked his family members, teammates, and everyone connected with his career for their support.
Kiran More presents special cap and memento; Bhargav Bhatt emotional, thanks family and association
Expressing particular gratitude towards the Baroda Cricket Association, he noted that the association’s staff and officials had consistently supported him at every stage. He added that the association has always stood by not just him, but many other cricketers as well.
Pranav Amin sent a personal message congratulating Bhargav Bhatt on this important milestone and wishing him success in his future cricket journey. He said the landmark was not only a personal achievement but also a matter of great pride for the entire Baroda Cricket Association.
The achievement, he added, would inspire and motivate emerging cricketers from Baroda to remain dedicated to the game.
Kiran More, while congratulating Bhatt, said that playing 100 first-class matches reflects a player’s hard work, dedication, and consistent performance.
He described Bhatt’s reaching this milestone as a proud moment both for the talented cricketer and for the Baroda Cricket Association. More added that Bhatt’s significant contribution to the Baroda team over the years serves as an inspiration for young players and newcomers aspiring to build a career in cricket.
Present on the occasion were Akshat Patel, Kiran More, BCA CEO Snehal Parekh, senior selectors, association officials, Bhargav Bhatt’s family members, friends, fans, and cricket lovers. All of them praised the special achievement and wished him well for the matches ahead.
Reaching 100 first-class matches is not only a personal milestone for Bhargav Bhatt but also a moment of pride for the entire Baroda cricket fraternity.