From Maharashtra Cricket to Coaching Across Continents | Prem Ahire on Player Development & Global Cricket

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Prem Ahire's cricket journey has taken him from the competitive cricket grounds of Maharashtra to coaching players across India, Northern Ireland, New Zealand, and Singapore.In this episode of Yorker, Prem reflects on his experiences as a player representing Maharashtra age-group teams, his time around the Ranji Trophy pathway, and the lessons he learned from chasing the professional game. He also shares how those experiences shaped his transition into coaching and helped develop his philosophy as a mentor.We discuss the differences in cricket cultures around the world, what separates talented players from successful ones, the growth of cricket in Singapore, and how coaches can help young athletes navigate setbacks, pressure, and expectations. Prem also shares insights from his work with CricKingdom Singapore, school cricket programs, and his experiences developing players from diverse backgrounds.Whether you're a player, coach, parent, or cricket fan, this conversation offers valuable lessons on leadership, player development, resilience, and the global growth of the game.

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