EliteCoaching · Equipment · Competition
Every stage of the game.
One organisation. Coaching, equipment and competition across Melbourne and Chennai.
We coach beginners, juniors, keepers, quicks, all-rounders, club players, rep players — and the parents driving them there.
Inside our centres
Australia and India
Why Elite exists
Mission & visionTo give every cricketer, at every stage, a clear and connected pathway to get better.
One organisation where coaching, equipment and competition hold to a single standard — across every centre, and every stage of the game.
Environment first
Purpose-built lanes, real tools and considered spaces so players can train with intent.
Connected pathway
Coaching, equipment and competition designed to hand a player on to the next step, not compete for them.
One standard
The same commitment to development from Melbourne's west to Medavakkam, Chennai.
The Elite ecosystem
01 — CoachingElite Cricket Academy
Indoor coaching across Melbourne's west and south-east.
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02 — EquipmentElite Sports
Bats, protective gear and accessories, fitted in person.
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03 — CompetitionVictorian Elite Cricket League
Franchise tournament cricket for developing players.
(opens in a new tab)04 — Coaching, IndiaElite Cricket Academy India
The same coaching approach, running in Chennai.
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Who you actually train with
GeorgeDirector of Coaching
SivasankariDirector
AndrewSenior Coach
DaleSenior Coach
Shan SivaSenior Coach
AnilSenior Coach
HaydenSenior Coach
PraneshAdministrator
DharshanSenior Coach
SreevatsanSenior Coach
SaravananBusiness Development Executive
VivekHead Coach — Chennai
From the founder
Leadership
“Talent is everywhere. What decides how far it travels is the environment around it.”
Elite began with a simple conviction: a cricketer improves fastest when coaching, environment, equipment and competition pull in the same direction rather than sitting in separate silos.
That belief now runs through one organisation with four arms — an academy, a specialist store, a league and an international centre — connecting players across Melbourne and Chennai to a single pathway.
Dhana MurugavelFounder & Chief Executive
Where it leads
Across the Elite pathwayKripa Bhatt — leading bowling average of 6.73 (2026 season).
Hundreds of young cricketers progressing through the Elite pathway.
Ira Aery — selected in the Australia Under-19 women's squad.