Junior Cricket Coaching for Future Stars
We start them young, turning raw passion into discipline. Our program is built on the belief that the best players are thinkers, not just hitters.
Our victorious U12 team at the MCA Bhaskar Thakur Memorial quarterfinals. One of our athletes even took a hat-trick, returning with figures of 6 wickets for just 2 runs.
The victory walk. Our U12 players celebrating their win at Cross Maidan. Moments like these build team spirit and a love for the game that lasts a lifetime.
Another win for our U12s in the MCA Bhaskar Thakur Memorial tournament. Vedhas Ghate was named Player of the Match for his excellent 4-wicket haul.
The full U12 squad after their victory. It was a superb all-round effort from the team, and I am proud of every single player for their contribution.
Our U14 team triumphed in the Professional League at Azad Maidan. 11-year-old Jiaan Lakhmani delivered a man-of-the-match performance with a 5-wicket haul.
11-year-old Jiaan Lakhmani receiving his back-to-back Man of the Match award in the U14 tournament. It's great to see our young players performing so well against older competition.
A team huddle after the U14 win at Azad Maidan. We encourage players to discuss strategy and support each other, fostering leadership skills from a young age.
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The most important skill isn't a cover drive; it is learning how to think when the pressure is on. During our U12 and U14 sessions, I don't just watch them bat or bowl. We recreate match scenarios so every kid understands why they are playing a specific shot or setting a field. We teach them to stay calm when things do not go to plan, because that is where the real game is won.
Junior cricket in Mumbai is a serious game. Whether your child is 5 years old and picking up a bat for the first time or already playing U12 tournaments, they need more than just natural talent. They need the grit to handle the long hours and the tactical awareness to outperform opponents.
Our training at the Dadar and Dombivli grounds is split into clear development stages. For the foundation group (ages 5-9), we focus on motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and falling in love with the game. We make sure they get the basics of grip and stance right before moving to season-ball practice.
Once they enter the competitive age groups (U12-U19), the intensity shifts. We don't just do net practice; we do match simulations. This is where we analyze their biomechanics, correct their backlift, and build their bowling variations. We use MCA-affiliated tournaments like the Bhaskar Thakur Memorial to give them real-world exposure. It is a tough environment—floodlights, dirt pitches, and competitive intensity—but that is exactly what prepares a kid for the leap into selection trials.
We also prioritize the 'mind game.' A player who understands field placement and game awareness is always more valuable than a player who only knows how to hit hard. If your child is looking to make it to the state level or just wants to improve their game, they need an environment that demands discipline. We train them to make new mistakes every game, but never repeat the old ones. It is hard work, but for those who want to excel, it is the only way.
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I do not just coach cricket; I build thinking players. I am the mentor I never had, pushing kids to own their game with discipline and tactical awareness.
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