Former Indian legendary skipper MS Dhoni who retired from International cricket on 15th August 2020 have decided to open his cricket academy in three states of South India which includes Andra Pradesh, Telengana and Karnataka.
The main purpose of opening the academy is to provide top notch services to the budding cricketers by helping them with good sporting infrastructure and coaching facilities.
Speaking about the alliance with Brainiacs Bee and the plan of coming up with three more cricket academies, Mihir Diwakar Managing Director of Aarka Sports Management (ASM) said that they are looking forward to train and mentor students who want to make an impact on the game and are willing to learn and grow.
“A strategic alliance has been established between Aarka Sports Management and Brainiacs Bee to establish MS Dhoni cricket academy in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka states. We see a trusted partner that is committed to providing MS Dhoni Cricket Academy with substantive support to train and mentor students who want to make an impact in the game.
“The academy which started six years back have 50 Cricket Academy in India and three centres overseas with over 500 coaches training cricket enthusiasts. Under these cricket training centres, both boys and girls have been obtaining coaching and are currently representing various states. Almost 10,000 students have been trained under the MS Dhoni Cricket Academy,” Mihir Diwakar said as quoted by News 18.
However the Director of Brianiacs Lee, Vinod Kumar also stated that they are happy to start a new venture under the guidance of MS Dhoni who is regarded as one of the best minds when it comes to cricket.
Vinod Kumar commented, “I am excited with this alliance, to offer students access to world-class coaching and training methodologies, which are by Aarka Sports, the best in business sports management company under the guidance and supervision of one of the greatest cricketing mind that the country has produced, We have made a long term commitment to empower potential sports stars with the right kind of exposure to coaching and training.”
