Cricket India Academy




A participant is assessed throughout the program on their knowledge, understanding and skill with a certificate awarded on the successful completion of each level. This culminates in the Diploma of Cricket awarded after satisfying the requirements of Level 6.
 
EMERGING PLAYERS (EP) is a high performance focus program for 15-18 year old boys and girls, developing decision makers, self - reliant and responsible cricketers.

ELITE CAMP is exclusively for Cricket Education Program and Cricket India Academy participants. With a tailored combination of video analysis, specialist coaches and high performance skill development techniques, the Elite Camp provides the opportunity for players to ‘live the life of a professional cricketer’.
 
SUMMER CAMPS provide a fun learning environment for children to continue their development during vacations. Summer Camps are not exclusive to current Cricket India Academy participants and are open to other students to join and experience the Cricket India Academy coaching methodology.



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