Queens United Cricket Academy
Inspiring tomorrow's cricketers today
Recent Top Performers
Kalash Jairam
May 13, 2023
Remember the name: KALASH JAIRAM.
Kalash was in thunderous form this weekend, scoring a historic 197 of just 105 balls. This is the highest ever score by a QUCA player in any format. His incredible inning too the team to 340, which is also the highest ever total by QUCA.
An unfortunate injury has ruled him out for a few weeks and the team eagerly awaits his return
Muhammad Eisaa
55 runs in 56 balls
May 13, 2023
Muhammad Eisaa scored his maiden fifty and showcased his talent and fine upcoming batter. He has worked hard over the winter and the results are starting to show this season with a few other notable performances as well
Other notable performances
Week of May 13, 2023
Latest News
Harsha Bharadwaj debuts for Singapore Mens Team
We're proud to announce that QUCA allrounder Harsha Bharadwaj has become the youngest player to debut for the Singapore Mens national team at an ICC event.
Harsha has been a key performer for QUCA over the years and we're fortunate to have seen him grow into fine cricketer.
Congratulations and we wish him all the best for his continued growth and development.
Latest Training Tip
Backfoot defense Tutorial
This video covers the basics principles and key fundamentals that need to be executed when playing the Back foot defense, with some basic drills to practice
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About Us
Queens United Cricket Academy in New York, USA has been established to teach youngsters the skills of the game and to inspire them with its foundations - team work, honesty, integrity and fair play.
Our vision is to create a center of excellence for young talented cricketers who want to take their game to the highest level. We believe the best way to achieve that is to show the young players how we prepare for games, both on and off the field. With our great coaching team to deliver specially designed programs, we aim to mold tomorrow’s cricketers today.
