Along with our regular programmes, we conduct extensive Summer Camps every year in May, coinciding with the school holidays.
This is a unique 10 days residential cricket camp organized at Sehwag Sports Academy, Jhajjar.
A regular fee of minimum Rs.20,000 is charged from each candidate for participating in the event. ( All fees are subject to change without notice)
Details about payment process are available on request.
Tournaments
We provide on-ground competitive experience to our students through regular tournaments. For the all-round development of the budding cricketer – installing confidence, increasing concentration, and creating the right mental attitude to play competitive cricket – our students participate in various tournaments throughout the year.
These tournaments help in enriching a child’s social environment, cultivating key cricketing talent, along with shaping the youngster’s leadership, communication, teamwork, and organisational skill sets.
Further, our indigenous Junior Pitch cricket league provides hands-on exposure to the real cricketing world to children below 14 years
Junior Pitch
One-of-a-kind initiative, Junior Pitch is a weekend cricket league for children below the age of 14 years, providing a taste of competitive environment for budding cricketers.
The league gives a child an opportunity to play friendly matches, inculcate discipline, develop as a team player and learn fundamentals of the sport.
The annual event takes place at prominent sports grounds in Delhi for Under 14 to play T20 format.
Learn more about this great initiative by visiting our dedicated website on league:http://juniorpitch.com/
Objectives
The league is conceptualized to develop the skills of a child in the following ways:
To develop the child as a team player.
Becomes physically fit and combat rising childhood obesity levels.
Builds character and develop discipline.
Learn fundamentals of the sport.
To bring out the competitive spirit in a child.
Further bond with parents in an outdoor atmosphere and on a sports field.
