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Help & Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Welcome to the Abhilash Cricket Academy help centre. We are dedicated to providing personalized quality coaching for junior cricketers and advanced players alike.

🏏 Joining the Academy

  • How do I register?
    You can fill out a player registration form directly through our Academy Management System or visit us in person at our Kalarahanga Cricket Field, Near Kalarahanga Railway Crossing, Bhubaneswar location.
  • What are the age groups?
    We cater to multiple age categories, including U-11, U-14, and U-17 or above, with dedicated coaches for each group.
  • Is there a trial period?
    We encourage prospective students to visit the academy, observe a session, and speak with our coaches to understand our disciplined yet encouraging environment.

🕒 Training & Timings

  • What is the weekly schedule?
    We offer comprehensive training sessions throughout the week:
    • Monday – Saturday: Morning (5:30 AM – 8:30/9:00 AM) and Afternoon (3:30 PM – 6:00 PM) batches.
    • Sunday: Extended sessions from 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM. Or players will be engaged in friendly matches aor in any match simulation. 
  • Are there weekday sessions for serious players?
    Yes, we provide specialized weekday coaching starting at 4:30 PM for trainees serious about moving to the next level.
  • Do you offer weekend-only courses?
    Yes, we run both Weekend (Morning & Afternoon) and flexible year-round coaching schedules tailor-made for school and club cricketers.

🏟️ Facilities & Coaching

  • What amenities are provided?
    Our academy features renovated nets, a newly laid fast bowling track and a good outfield for fielding sessions. 
  • Do you offer specialized 1-on-1 sessions?
    For advanced cricketers, we provide one-on-one group coaching and specialized sessions in batting, bowling, and fielding.
  • What technology is used for training?
    We utilize action camera analysis to provide detailed feedback on player performance and techniques.

📋 Policies & Requirements

  • What is the dress code?
    All participants are required to wear a white cricket uniform and bring their own sports kit for training.
  • What about safety and injuries?
    While we make every effort to provide first aid at the venue, players are responsible for their own safety and belongings during practice.

📞 Contact Support

If you have further questions regarding fees or specific enrollment details, please reach out:

  • Phone: +91 70081 77630 / +91 79 7846 3796
  • Location: Abhilash Cricket Academy, Kalarahanga, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, 751024

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About ACA

Abhilash Cricket Academy (ACA)

Widely considered as one of the good cricket academy in the state for both beginners and advanced players.

  • Facilities: State-of-the-art infrastructure including turf and matting practice wickets, practice nets.
  • Coaching: Led by certified coaches who provide expert instruction on batting, bowling, and fielding.
  • Location: Kalarahanga, Bhubaneswar, Odisha.
  • Fees: Typically between ₹1,000 and ₹3,000 per month.

On Mindset and Success

  • Dream Big: "All you have to do is to dream big and try to fulfil it".
  • Handling Pressure: He believes "pressure" is an unnecessary term and that players should focus on having fun. "If your work becomes a source of enjoyment and a challenge, it will never seem like work—it will be fun".
  • One Step at a Time: He compares winning a tournament to climbing a mountain: "You look at the ground and take one step... suddenly, you find yourself standing on top of the mountain".
  • Hard Work: "Becoming champions requires a lot of hard work but those who are on its path will surely be called champions". 

On the Game of Cricket

  • Simplicity: "Cricket is very simple... you play till you can sustain".
  • The Power of Performance: "If you play good cricket, a lot of bad things get hidden".
  • Test Cricket: He views it as a different beast altogether, noting that "Certain cricketers are meant to play Test cricket" and that it often favors batsmen, jokingly calling bowlers "slaves" in that format.
  • Ego: He warns that "Ego is a great slave but not a good master" and often prevents people from making things right