JP Nagar Cricket Academy JP Nagar Bangalore

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Sports Coaching

J.P.N.C.A devoted to quality sports training from kids to elders in T.T, Cricket, Karate, Yoga and Character building, developing leadership qualities and without compromising academic performance. In fact, facilitating children to perform well in academics by guiding and counseling them regularly, managing both sports and academics conelly well to the satisfaction. International tours are conducted and our cricketers are exposed at the international level competition to enhance their skills in the game by organising international matches at the home ground by inviting foreign teams and also boys are taken abroad to play international tournaments. So far our boys have played at srilanka turf matches and they are also invited to home ground. Coaching and guildlines are given by veteran international coachers to our cricketers exclusively in their talents. Career The origins of cricket are very vague, and many theories have been put forward suggesting its origins. Extensive studies and research have been conducted to trace its history and they have come out with different versions. However it is commonly accepted that the game originated from a very old leisure activity indulged by shepherds. The shepherds used crook and other farm equipments to hit a ball like deceive which used to be made up of wool or stone. The first evidence of cricket being played was recorded in the year 1550, by the pupils of Royal Grammar School, Guildford. In the year 1611 it is reported that two young men from Sussex were punished for playing cricket instead of going to the church. The first match is recorded to have been played at Coxheath in Kent in the year 1646. Earlier cricket used to thrive greatly as a gambling game. People used to place huge amounts of bets in matches and thus the game started to get recognition. Cricket was in fact a major gambling sport towards the end of the 17th century. It is recorded that in the year 1679, a 11-a-side match was played with stakes as high as 50 guineas per side. During the 18th century cricket survived and thrived due to the huge amounts of money via monetary backing and gambling. The first instance of a match to be played between counties in England is recorded to be on 29th June in the year 1709. This match was played between Surrey and Kent at Dartford Brent. The 18th century also witnessed the emergence of two types of cricket players. They were known as the retained player and the individual player. Generally the retained player was the servant of the lord and a cricketer as well. On the other hand the individual player was free to play anywhere with his skills. Basically it was something like the player could play anywhere with the amount of skill he possesses. In the year 1787, the Marylebone Cricket Club also known MCC was created. The MCC has since then gone on to become one of the most prominent bodies in world cricket. Cricket in its initial days were restricted to the aristocratic class of England. Cricket gradually went on to become the national game of England. The late 18th century was a very crucial phase for the development of the game, both within and outside Britain. The game was spread far and wide mainly due to England's imperialism. Wherever they went, the game went with them and thus spread outside England. The first official match was held between Canada and United States was held in the year 1844. In the present times, cricket has its own following of loyal fans. The International Cricket Council, better known as the ICC is the governing body in world cricket. The ICC was founded on the 15th of June in the year 1909. All laws relating to ODIs and Test Cricket are framed and implemented by the ICC.  

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Serving cities
Bangalore
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R. Srininvas

Address

No. 61, Mahatma Childrens Home Building, 8th Main, 9th Cross ,J.P. Nagar 3rd Phase, JP Nagar, Bangalore - 560078

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Near Divakar Nursing Home

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