Regional Talent Unveiled as South Asian Cricket Academy Embarks on New Era for Women's Cricket

January 14, 2026

In a significant step towards promoting girls’ and women’s cricket in the region, the South Asian Cricket Academy (SACA) has announced the launch of its inaugural women’s programme for the 2026 season. The academy, which aims to develop world-class cricketers from the South Asian region, is committed to fostering a culture of inclusivity and equality in women’s cricket. The new programme will provide young girls and women from across South Asia with opportunities to hone their skills, gain exposure, and compete at international levels. SACA has partnered with prominent cricketing boards and organizations in the region to ensure that the programme meets the highest standards of coaching, training, and competition. Key features of the women’s programme include:

Developmental coaching sessions led by experienced coaches from around the world
High-intensity practice sessions designed to enhance technical skills and physical fitness
Participation in regional and international tournaments to gain competitive experience
Mentorship opportunities with senior players and cricketing experts The launch of this new programme marks a significant milestone for SACA, which has already made strides in promoting grassroots cricket and developing young talent from the region. With its commitment to empowering women and girls in cricket, the academy is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of women’s cricket in South Asia. “We are thrilled to introduce this new programme, which will not only provide opportunities for talented young cricketers but also help break down barriers for women in cricket,” said [Name], CEO of SACA. “Our vision is to create a platform where girls and women from across the region can come together, learn from each other, and inspire future generations to take up the sport.” The inaugural season of the women’s programme is set to kick off in early 2026, with trials scheduled for [Date]. Applications are now open for talented young cricketers interested in joining the academy’s elite squad.