Canadian school of cricket

Warming up prepares your body and prevents injuries by increasing blood flow to muscles and loosening the body.

Throwback post! The boys putting in the work and doing some drills with Coach Mukesh.

Pictures from today's High-Performance Camp. Several bowling drills and lots of running today for the boys.

Pictures from today's High-Performace Camp

Harjap working on head position

Ayush working on his jump and run-up.

High-Performance Coaching

The City of Brampton acknowledges Mr. Mukesh Narula during a drive-by volunteer's appreciation ceremony. July 15, 2020

Helping vulnerable population during COVID-19.

Part of the CSC mandate is to answer to the call of the vulnerable population, who feel left out. Volunteers pick up a list of seniors looking for grocery/household items and deliver them to their doorsteps.

Canadian School of Cricket volunteers are part of Social Services Task Force in Brampton. We are answering urgent calls during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Volunteer Appreciation Event at Brampton for Covid

The Canadian School of Cricket is encouraging seniors to improve their brain health by participating in the nuisances of the game by analysis the performances of youngsters.

Seniors in Brampton get an opportunity to show their skills of the game, followed by socialization and refreshments.

Collaborating with youngsters, Seniors in an inter-generation approach to impart knowledge and learn the changing face of the modern-day game.

The sight of 5 year old in conversation with 78 year old is beautiful. Inter-generation cricket at its best at Canadian School of cricket event at Brampton Sports Centre.

India vs West Indies: Prithvi Shaw's refreshing approach steals the show on Day 1 in Rajkot. India 364/4 at stumps.

We believe that no matter what level you play at, if you practise the basics well it will give any player the confidence to progress their game. #practise #learningbasics #buildingconfidence #cricket.