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Cricket Training with Chinmoy

Chinmoy Roy is an Australian Strength and Conditioning association accredited fitness coach. He was the assistant trainer with Greg Chappell in the Indian fitness camp in 2005. He was the India –A fitness coach with Dav Whatmore in 2008.

Cricket Training Videos

Cricket Conditioning for IPL Cricket | Fitness Masterclass with Chinmoy Roy

T-20 they say is a game for exuberant multi-tasking youngsters. In this super fast racing track of twenty two yards the old engines are outdated. That's the common refrain.

How to Adapt for IPL Cricket | Fitness Masterclass with Chinmoy Roy

The mid-summer bash of the mega hit cricket league of the world is awaiting its bugle to blare. Yes, it’s the cash reach Indian Premier League I am talking about.

Running Technique Drills | Fitness Masterclass with Chinmoy Roy

Dicky Bird, the legendary umpire used to call Michael Holding a Rolls Royce. Do you know why?

Training like India v England Stars | Fitness Masterclass with Chinmoy Roy

The ongoing India versus England T-20 series is an eye opener to a now firmly established fact that this format thrives on power. Just have look at the way a Josh Butler and Virat Kohli tonk the ball to make it soaring into the stands.

Bharat Arun speaks about Fitness and Coaching

Some of the great names in the history of sport either failed as a coach or never came into coaching. On the other side of the coin are some world class coaches who were obscure as a player but revered for their coaching prowess.

How to train for Power? | Cricket Training with Chinmoy Roy

Till 1990’s batsmen in the longer version of the game were judged by their durability, the length of the time they spent in the crease. Hanif Mohammad, Ken Barrington, Geoffrey Boycott and Sunil Gavaskar used to play marathon innings and would wear the bowlers down by stonewalling.

Cricket Training Features

Strength Training Dilemma

The Weight Training Dilemma

Fitness as a Wicket-keeper

Cup Success Secret - Turn Physical Attributes Into Mental Toughness

Huge Buzz Around Fitness Protocol

Shane Warne and Michael Bevan in Training

Cricketers Pushing Their Bodies to the Limits

Importance of Warming Up Correctly In Cricket

Survival of the Fittest - A Look at How to Survive as a Top Cricketer

Recent Articles

Grind of the Groundsman - Maidan, Kolkata

It is flash back 1974. As the tall Tony Greig, of England started his run up in a test match in Eden Gardens, the commentator said, ”Here comes tony Greig from the Maidan end.” Like the Nursery end of Lord’s or Paddington end of the Sydney cricket ground, the ‘Maidan’ end of Eden Gardens has a special place in the history of cricket.

Powerful and Athletic Like Virat Kohli and Ben Stokes

England and India will be sparring with each other for the berth in the final of the test WCC in Lords.

Cricket Artist Dr. Sen with Chinmoy Roy

Some cricketers, besides playing the sport, were proficient in other walks of life. England’s W.G. Grace, the quintessential father of cricket was a regular medical practitioner.

Training for Durability with Chinmoy Roy

There was an all pervading mood of despair. A pall of gloom enveloped the entire sporting fraternity across the universe. The virus had a strangle hold on life for a long time before the unflinching human race broke loose.

Fanattic Sports Museum | The Boria Majumdar Collection

For any sports there has to be a history. There is a consensus of expert opinion that cricket may have been invented during Saxon or Norman times by children living in the Weald, an area of dense woodlands and clearings in south-east England.

Cricket in the Eyes of other Sports Stars

Tennis legend Roger Federer was seen in same frame with Sachin Tendulakar, whom he admired as a sportsperson.

T20 Cricket Fitness | Women's Power Hitting

If Belinda Clark of Australia or Anjum Chopra of India hit a six in the 1990’s it used to become news. My gosh! a woman has hit a six.

Tragedy Cut Short Career of Bengal's Avik Choudhury

Catastrophe – must be the apt word to relate to the destiny of Winston Davis, the former Caribbean fast bowler who could break into the formidable West Indies team of 80s, playing alongside Malcom Mrashal, Andy Roberts, Michael Holding and Joel Garner.