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Anand Shelar is a passionate, Level-3 certified cricket coach transforming cricket training in India through his High-Performance Centre in Barshi, Maharashtra. With international coaching experience, including stints with the South African Masters and West Indies Masters, Anand is recognized for his tactical brilliance, fast-bowling expertise, and player-centric development approach. Trusted by cricket legends, Anand’s mission is to make world-class cricket coaching accessible to players at every level.

Indian cricket icon Rohit Sharma has officially retired from Test cricket, marking the end of an era defined by his graceful stroke play and strategic leadership. Over 67 Test matches, he amassed 4,301 runs, including 12 centuries, leaving an indelible mark on India's red-ball journey. As he transitions into a future focused on ODIs and the IPL, his impact on the sport remains undeniable. With gratitude, we celebrate his Test career and wish him continued success in his next chapter.

Indian cricket icon Virat Kohli has announced his retirement from Test cricket, closing the chapter on a remarkable 14-year journey that saw him redefine India's approach to the longest format. With 123 Tests, 9,230 runs, and 30 centuries, Kohli’s leadership and batting prowess cemented his legacy as one of the greatest red-ball players. While he steps away from Test cricket, he continues to represent India in ODIs and T20s, alongside his role as a key player for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the IPL. His farewell marks the end of an era, but his influence on red ball cricket remains everlasting.

Cricket has been more than just a game for me—it’s a lifelong commitment to excellence. I started my coaching career with a vision to bridge the gap between aspiring cricketers and structured, high-performance training.