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Hi my self vikas Kumar Bhagat Cricket coach NSDC LEVEL A COACH 6+ YEAR EXPERIENCE
I am ICC level 1 Certified coach and experience of 6 years in cricket coaching
M pankaj , and i am from ghaziabad uttar pradesh , i was professional cricketer and i played for uttar pradesh , and i had a great cricket coaching…
Ankur Mishra ICC level 1* Masters in physical education And many more sports related courses
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I am fast bowler. I used to train the fast bowlers from the zero level and help them in increasing their bowling pace.
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PlayGloba lists 27 cricket coaches and trainers in Delhi. Pick your area to see the closest ones first, compare fees and reviews, then message the coach or book a trial class online.
Prices on PlayGloba start from ₹15 per session. Group batches usually cost less than one-to-one coaching, and monthly packages cost less per session than single classes. Each listing shows its own fees.
Yes. Many cricket coaches and academies in Delhi run batches for children; each coach's profile shows the age groups they teach. For a first class, look for a coach who teaches beginners and offers a free trial.
Yes. Adult beginners can join group batches or book one-to-one sessions at a time that suits them, including early mornings and weekends. Filter by level to find coaches who teach beginners.
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Have ever felt as though you were in the heart of a small stadium when standing on a cricket ground? Your imagination isn't that of this. Cricket fields are purposefully large, allowing the game its spectacular range and tactics. Although the field of play in cricket is not set like in football or tennis, there are certain rules that mould the field.
The width of most foreign cricket fields falls between 137 and 150 meters. The core of every delivery and drive, the pitch itself is exactly 22 yards (20.12 meters) long and 10 feet (3.05 meters). Depending on the size of the stadium and safety rules, boundaries can also vary; typically, they fall between 65 and 85 meters from the centre pitch.
This enormous layout? It is not only for appearances. Every decision in the field, including field placements and bowling techniques as well as a batter's timing, depends on its size. Coaches apply this knowledge to equip athletes not only for skill but also for smart decision-making on many criteria. In cricket, it's about where the ball falls rather than only where you strike.

Think of a coach as the compass in a player's cricketing journey. Without one, a player might still move but in what direction? Coaching isn't just about drilling cover drives or perfecting the googly. It's about crafting a mindset. A rhythm. A discipline.
Coaches observe the smallest quirks like a bowler's stride getting shorter under pressure or a batter's head falling while attempting a hook shot. These are things even the most seasoned players might not catch themselves. That's where a coach steps in not to criticize, but to guide. A gentle nudge. A timely suggestion. A new perspective.
Imagine walking into the nets feeling lost after a string of low scores, and your coach simply says, Let's not talk technique today. Let's talk about how you're feeling.? That moment alone can be transformative.
Behind every great innings or a stunning five-wicket haul, there's usually a coach who saw the potential before the crowd ever did.
It's a question many casual viewers ask and for good reason. You watch a match in Melbourne and then one in Mumbai, and the boundaries seem... closer? Farther? You're not imagining it.
Cricket grounds have evolved differently in each country based on available space, architectural history, and cultural preferences. For example, older grounds in the UK or India might be smaller due to space constraints in urban settings. Meanwhile, grounds in Australia or South Africa often sprawl across larger areas.
This variation introduces an exciting twist to the game. A six in one country might be a boundary catch in another. Coaches take these ground-specific traits into account when training players adjusting shot selection, fielding drills, and even fitness routines. Because preparation, like cricket, is never one-size-fits-all.
Ah, the age-old debate. Start early, they say. But how early is too early?
Truth is, there's no magical age to begin. Some players pick up the bat as toddlers, while others discover their passion during high school and still make it big. What's crucial isstarting at the right moment not necessarily the earliest, but when the child (or adult!) is genuinely curious and ready to learn.
That said, beginning cricket coaching between ages7 to 10often provides a strong foundation. Kids at this age are physically active, mentally agile, and most importantly eager to explore. A good coach won't just teach them cricket; they'll help them fall in love with it.
And if you're wondering whether it's 'too late for you or your child pause. Breathe. Remember: cricket doesn't discriminate. Coaching meets you where you are and takes you where you want to go.
Certainly. And not only assist a player's mental game can be totally changed.
Cricket is a game of chess performed fast, not only of ability. Every delivery has meaning. Every choice has a result. You can be technically good, physically fit, but lacking mental clarity? You vulnerability.
Great coaches train minds, not only muscles. In practice, they run pressure situations. They coach athletes on breathing through fear. When thirty,000 people are watching and evaluating, how can one stay focused? How can one bounce from a poor over and offer magic in the following one?
Good coaches get you ready for the scoreboard. One that is excellent gets you ready for the quiet between the delivery.