The UK's Cricket and Education specialists
For parents in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Ahmedabad and beyond who want a world-class academic education alongside serious cricket development.
Most Indian applicants join us from CBSE, ICSE or IB schools. UK schools read these curricula well; strong maths and science marks travel particularly favourably, and we translate reports and grading scales into the format UK admissions teams expect.
We work with players coming through district and state age-group cricket, academy programmes and school teams. Video of genuine match play — not net footage — is what UK coaches want to see.
The Indian academic year ends in March or April, and UK schools start in early September. Families who begin conversations 12–18 months ahead get the widest choice of schools and awards.
Direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai serve Heathrow, Gatwick, Birmingham and Manchester, all within easy reach of the schools we work with.
Criced works with sons and daughters alike. Girls' cricket in UK independent schools has grown faster than any other sport, with dedicated coaching, fixtures and pathways into the professional women's game.
Girls' cricket pathwayYes. UK independent schools award sport, all-rounder and academic scholarships, often combined with means-tested support. Awards usually cover a percentage of fees and always require academic suitability alongside playing ability.
Most do, and quickly. GCSE and A Level are narrower and more analytical than CBSE or ICSE. Schools assess English and maths at entry and provide EAL support where it helps.
Budget roughly £13,000–£19,000 per term for full boarding, plus guardianship, flights, insurance and uniform. Scholarships and bursaries can reduce this meaningfully for the right pupil.
Tell us your child's age, school and cricket experience. We reply personally to every enquiry.