Hemant & Keenjal Buch

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Hemant & Keenjal Buch,


Founders of California Cricket Academy is the first cricket academy and youth league for children 6-17 years old in the United States. CCA started with 22 players in 2003 and now has more than 200 players on its roster. Over the past 17 years, CCA trained 3000+players! CCA provides comprehensive cricket coaching in multiple cities in Northern California. Our coaches are professionally trained and impart world-class coaching and leadership training to boys and girls. CCA conducts national tournaments and international tours for young boys and girls. Thirty-five CCA players have represented the USA Under-19 and Under-15 Cricket teams for international world cup tournaments. CCA has also donated cricket kits to Physical Education teachers at various schools with volunteer coaches hosting introductory programs at those schools to introduce children to cricket.




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