From the Forests of Dang to the BCCI Arena: 13-Year-Old Freny Chaudhary Shatters Records with U-15 National Selection! (2026)
Dang Ahwa Cricket Success News
The dense forests of Dang are echoing with cheers today as a local superstar has achieved the impossible. Freny Chaudhary, a 13-year-old girl from the Chirapada area of Ahwa, has been officially selected for the BCCI Under-15 Women’s One-Day Trophy 2025-26. Breaking barriers of geography and resources, this young tribal girl has become a beacon of hope for thousands of aspiring athletes in South Gujarat. Her selection in the national-level cricket squad is being hailed as a historic milestone for Dang’s sporting landscape in early 2026.
The Rise of a Dual-Threat Athlete
Freny is not just a cricketer; she is a phenomenal all-rounder in life and sports.
- The Cricket Prodigy: Currently a Class 8 student at J.B. & Karya Vidya Sankul in Kamrej, Freny started her cricketing journey in Class 5. Her explosive all-round skills caught the eyes of scouts early on.
- Track Champion: Before her cricket selection, Freny made headlines at the State-Level Athletics Meet in Gandhinagar, where she emerged as the Champion in the 800m run.
- The Training Ground: She hones her skills at the Free Cricket Academy in Surat under the mentorship of Coach Dhansukhbhai and receives specialized guidance from Coach Chiragbhai of Jai Ambe Cricket Coaching.
A Proud Legacy: The Cop and the Cricketer
Behind Freny’s meteoric rise is a story of immense family sacrifice and support.
- The Father’s Support: Her father, Arvindbhai Chaudhary, has served in the Gujarat Police as a Head Constable for 18 years. Currently posted in the Vav-Kamrej area of Surat, he has balanced his demanding duty with his daughter’s rigorous training schedules.
- Overcoming Roots: Despite being from the interior Chirapada area of Ahwa, the family ensured Freny had access to the best coaching facilities in the city, bridging the gap between rural talent and professional platforms.
Why Freny’s Selection is a Game-Changer for Dang
The BCCI Under-15 selection is more than just a personal win; it’s a cultural shift for the tribal district of Dang.
- Inspiration for Girls: In a region where sports are often seen as a secondary pursuit, Freny has proven that a girl from an “Antariyal” (remote) area can reach the highest levels of Indian cricket.
- Spotlight on Tribal Talent: Her success has prompted calls for better sports infrastructure in Ahwa and Saputara, as her journey highlights the untapped potential in the district.
- National Representation: Representing the district in a BCCI-sanctioned tournament puts Dang on the national cricketing map for the first time in years.
The Road Ahead: 2026 Season
As Freny prepares to join the U-15 camp, the entire district of Dang is celebrating “Harakh ni Heli” (waves of joy). Experts believe her stamina as an 800m runner gives her a unique edge on the cricket field, making her a formidable player to watch in the upcoming trophy. For the people of Ahwa, Freny Chaudhary is no longer just a neighbor; she is the “Daughter of Dang” set to take Indian cricket by storm.
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