Before making arrangements
Families can consider the player’s travel needs, age, education and support network before deciding whether residential accommodation is appropriate.
Residential accommodation for outstation cricket trainees, with information for families considering training away from home.
The hostel is intended for outstation trainees who need a practical home base while they pursue cricket coaching in Greater Noida. Accommodation is planned around a player’s training, rest and everyday routine.
The published hostel plan includes twin- and triple-sharing rooms, individual storage and study space, common areas and Wi-Fi. Families can assess whether the residential setting is appropriate for the player’s age, education and support needs.
Meals are planned as breakfast, lunch and dinner with an evening snack. Residential enquiries should include the player’s age, programme interest, home location and expected stay.
Twin- and triple-sharing accommodation is planned with storage and a study area for each resident.
The published residential plan includes three meals each day and an evening snack.
A resident warden, 24-hour security and CCTV coverage are listed as part of the hostel arrangement.
The residential routine makes space for quiet study and personal time alongside cricket activity.
Training and recovery are considered alongside meals, study time and rest in the residential plan.
Start with an admissions enquiry so the academy can assess programme interest and residential suitability.
A balanced routine combines training, meals, study, rest and communication with family.
The published hostel information brings together living, meals, study and training support.
Twin- and triple-sharing rooms
Three meals and an evening snack
Training, recovery and routine
Resident warden and security
Session availability
Study arrangements, if offered
Location and transport guidance
Parent communication process
Frequently asked questions about residential boarding at YSCA.
Seats are strictly limited to ensure quality supervision and training attention. Reserve a spot or schedule a visit with our hostel warden today.
Accommodation can be useful for a player who lives a long way from a training ground. The academy publishes a hostel information page so families can start a residential enquiry with the right questions.
Families can consider the player’s travel needs, age, education and support network before deciding whether residential accommodation is appropriate.
A useful enquiry includes the player’s age, home location, programme interest and any important day-to-day requirements. This helps the academy respond to the family’s question directly.
Room arrangements, meals, daily routine, supervision, parent communication and admissions terms are operational details. They should be discussed with the academy before a family makes a decision.