BCCI Unveils State-of-the-Art Centre of Excellence in cricket in Bengaluru

cricket in india-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>the board of control for cricket in india (BCCI) has inaugurated its new Centre of Excellence, now named the bcci Centre of Excellence, located in Bengaluru. This cutting-edge facility, inspired by bcci Secretary Jay Shah's vision, aims to nurture cricket talent and enhance sports science in India.

Facility Highlights

• Size and Structure: Spanning over 40 acres, the Centre includes three cricket grounds and 86 pitches, featuring both indoor and outdoor training areas.

• Cricket Grounds:

  • Main Ground (Ground A): An 85-yard boundary with 13 mumbai red soil pitches, equipped with advanced floodlighting for night matches and broadcasting capabilities.
  • Practice Grounds (Grounds B and C): Dedicated practice facilities with 75-yard boundaries, featuring pitches made from Mandya soil and Kalahandi black cotton soil. An innovative drainage system ensures quick recovery after rain.

Training Resources

• Outdoor Nets: 45 outdoor net pitches organized into clusters, using different soil types and separated by safety nets sourced from the UK.
• Indoor Practice Facility: Eight premium turf pitches from the UK and Australia, designed with large glass panels for natural light, alongside integrated cameras for performance analysis.

Amenities

• South Pavilion: A G+2 structure with one of the largest dressing rooms, featuring a jacuzzi, lounge, massage room, and a Hall of Fame celebrating India’s cricketing history.
• Sports Science & Medicine Block: Encompassing a 16,000-square-foot gym with high-quality equipment, a physiotherapy rehab gym, recovery areas, and an 80-seater meeting room.

Impact on indian Sports

The bcci Centre of Excellence aims to revolutionize sports training in india, providing a platform for athletes across disciplines. It demonstrates BCCI's commitment to fostering future talent and enhancing India's standing in the global sports landscape. This facility will not only support cricket but also advance sports science, benefiting leading indian Olympians and contributing to the overall growth of the sports ecosystem in India.