Michael Clarke launches his own Cricket Academy

Australian skipper Michael Clarke has launched his own Cricket Academy in Sydney, Australia. Clarke took to twitter to reveal how happy he was on this special occasion.

This academy will certainly help young kids who would want to take Cricket as their career option. It has a spring session in the month of September and a summer session in the month of December, both consisting of five days each.

Clarke’s statement on the website reads as follows:

“My dream is to help the next generation of young Cricketers achieve their dreams. The Michael Clarke Cricket Academy is a five-day, live-in camp based on my personal training regime and how I prepare both on and off the field. You will learn what it takes to make it to the International arena. When you graduate you’ll be a member of my own elite team. Are you ready?”

Many people including former Everton forward Tim Cahill have congratulated and wished him luck ahead of this new venture.

Recently in an interview, Clarke had talked about the infamous homework-gate that destabilised the team during their disastrous tour of India where they lost the series 4-0. He also stated that he is not a huge fan of day-night Tests which could take place sooner.

One of the most fulfilling days of my career. Launch of Michael Clarke Cricket Academy. pic.twitter.com/Gue4WXSTvu

— Michael Clarke (@MClarke23) July 31, 2014

Congratulations @MClarke23 great to see you giving back to the future of Australia. #ClarkeAcademy @TC4Academy #proudaussie

— Tim Cahill (@Tim_Cahill) July 31, 2014