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cricket academies at the heart of events that include housing, shopping centers, hospitals and hotels

seeds of passion for Cricket in India have been planted by the first visit of the Marylebone Cricket Club in 1926 when the team played against teams of the first order as varied as the presidency of Bombay, Parsis and Muslims and Rangoon Gymkhana.

85 years later, a British company has partnered with MCC to bring another revolution to cricket in the subcontinent -. By designing in 12 communities across the cricket

started to become a dominant social force in India after the surprise victory of the national team against a strong team of West Indies at the last World Cup in 1983. The game's popularity has spread to smaller towns, and the exploits of world class players like Sachin Tendulkar, cricket has become a national obsession. The games are played at each corner and the sport has hundreds of millions of viewers. Subsequent triumphs of India - the victory of the World Cup in April as the last - the game has become a large company spin-offs with all kinds of financial

Now, real estate development and investment Anglo-Indian is used to finalize the name of the MCC and the game's popularity to promote 12 projects focusing on residential cricket academies of model home Cricket -. Lord

"a real cricket inside the MCC Cricket Academy, with its state of the art training facilities to the community, will be at the heart of every project," said the Anglo-Indian president Simon Reid. "In India, cricket is nothing less than a religion, and view the development of new communities on the outskirts of cities around the country extraordinary devotion to the game."

residential communities Anglo-Indian cricket has only 30 hectares of land, compared to 150 acres of golf. More than 100 hectares in the communes of cricket are also provided, however, hospitals, shopping centers, hotels and offices of famous schools of the United Kingdom. The range of properties of one-bedroom apartments to five bedroom villas of one, creating mixed communities of families of middle and upper class. MCC academies have outreach programs in schools and colleges close for the benefit of gifted students.