The Founder
Gurcharan Singh, Director & Chief Coach
Recipient of the Padma Shri and India’s highest award for coaches
Gurcharan Singh has spent more than half a century in coaching and has guided players who went on to represent India. His record includes work with international and first-class cricketers, and with many more who played national-age cricket. He also spent years helping companies understand why junior cricket needs patient support, not only a logo on a shirt.
At reddycricketacademy he still sets the standard for the nets: honest feedback, a full session, and a pathway that a family can understand. The award names belong to his career. The academy name on this website is reddycricketacademy.

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80A, Lawrence Rd, near Tyagi Public School, Block B 3, Keshav Puram, Tri Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi, 110035
Call +91 9990851633
Summer 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Winter 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm
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reddycricketacademy
+91 9990851633
80A, Lawrence Rd, near Tyagi Public School, Block B 3, Keshav Puram, Tri Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi, 110035


From the coaching book
Players remember the coach who stayed for the last batter, not the poster on the gate. reddycricketacademy keeps session notes at the centre so a parent can ask what changed this month.
Read storiesStudent Stories & Experiences
reddycricketacademy runs the Keshav Puram centre at 80A, Lawrence Rd, near Tyagi Public School, Block B 3, Keshav Puram, Tri Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi, 110035. Call +91 9990851633 to ask about nets, camps, and the practice pitches used by beginners and match groups.
Latest news & notes
A small frame and a long innings
How a junior batter at the Keshav Puram nets learned to leave the ball before he learned to hit it.
What steady coaching in Delhi actually looks like
A practical look at nets, match time, and the questions families should ask before they pay a month in advance.
Choosing a cricket academy without the noise
Pitch quality, group size, and who actually holds the throwdown matter more than a slogan on a banner.













































