Parents tell us the coaches here do two things: improve technique, and help a young player deal with the pressure of the game. Both matter.
Yeshwanth leads the coaching programme at Kreedangana, working across age groups from entry level through to competitive youth cricket. Parents consistently credit him with developing not just technique but the temperament young players need — helping them handle the pressures of the game alongside improving their cricket. Several families describe his work with their children as the foundation of their early cricket career.
Johnny works on batting and bowling technique across the junior and youth batches, and is one of the coaches families most often name when describing why their children stayed with the game. He works closely with entry-level players, building the individual attention that turns a curious beginner into a committed cricketer.
Vijay runs the entry-level batches, where the whole objective is that a child who has never held a bat wants to come back next Saturday. Parents of children new to cricket regularly single him out for the connection he builds with beginners and the patience he brings to the first months of a young player's development.
Benny coordinates tournament operations at Kreedangana — fixtures, officials, ground readiness and the on-the-day logistics that decide whether an event runs to time. Visiting academies who have played our tournaments have publicly thanked him for the exposure and organisation their teams received.
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