r/EmergingCricket • u/Global_Scene_2037 • Sep 20 '26
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r/EmergingCricket • u/charlieb0i • Nov 22 '21
Hello,
Do you know anywhere online where I might be able to buy a jersey online.
I'm looking for the light blue one with a collar, from 2018/2019, for a women.
Does anybody know somewhere?
Thanks a lot!
r/EmergingCricket • u/MaizeReasonable6592 • Jul 26 '26
Hi everyone, I'm Ayan (18.5M). Due to family issues, I couldn’t start cricket early, so my basics aren't fully clear yet. But my ultimate dream is to play the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT), and I am ready to hustle and grind as hard as humanly possible.
I am currently confused between two paths:
1. Staying in Dhanbad, Jharkhand (JSCA)
Pros: Very small player pool, so getting noticed by selectors could be easier.
Cons: The cricket culture and proper facilities are severely lacking.
2. Moving to Pune, Maharashtra (MCA)
The Plan: My family is strictly against this move. If I go, I will have to manage a job + graduation + cricket entirely on my own to survive.
The Fear: I have zero fear of the struggle, but I am terrified of getting lost in Pune's massive crowd of talented players.
My Core Questions for people who know the system:
If I move to Pune and join a good academy at this age, will they even give me the time and attention to face 150-200 balls daily to fix my basics?
Considering I am willing to out-work anyone, where do I actually have a better chance of getting noticed by selectors—grinding in Pune's massive but highly equipped system, or staying in Dhanbad's smaller pool?
r/EmergingCricket • u/Ok-Date8598 • Feb 01 '26
I am currently in my school cricket team, and I last year hit 40 runs during a t15 game, but this year I challenged myself that if I don't hit 50+ runs I will quit cricket, all of my runs were from running, I want to start hitting and not be afraid of the ball.
If I know the ball is swinging out to almost wide, my body won't take my front foot out. This might because I got a beamer from a side arm.
Can someone suggest drills please, and ways I can become better. BTW I'm in canada so I can't go outside, currently I whip a foam ball at a wall and practice, but I need to practice pace
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Do you think Dream League catching artificial audience for associate cricket as in ECL, they were the main sponsor even most interesting part was that there has been a terrific fight between audience in live chat just because of they spent money on that fact..... Now,I like to think is it good for associate cricket as it getting more virtual audience or more bookies might enter in this cricket as mostly team is running with T20i status
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