Vetted international talent
We scout and pre-screen players across the world, presenting only candidates who match your academic entry standards and cricketing profile.
Advising on the UK's best cricket & education options
Criced connects UK independent schools with high-performing young cricketers from across the world — academically capable, properly referenced and ready to contribute on and off the field.

We scout and pre-screen players across the world, presenting only candidates who match your academic entry standards and cricketing profile.
Every candidate arrives with school reports, references and English language evidence collated and checked before it reaches your admissions team.
We coordinate video footage, remote assessments and in-person trial visits, handling scheduling and family communication end to end.
We help families arrange AEGIS-standard guardians, travel and holiday arrangements so pupils settle quickly and stay well supported.
Practical support for families through CAS/visa paperwork, deposits and pre-arrival logistics, reducing admin load on your registrar.
Short-stay experiences that let prospective pupils sample your academic life and cricket programme before committing to a full placement.
Short-term placements that let pupils sample academic lessons, cricket coaching and boarding culture before a full placement.
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Spend a term embedded in a UK independent school, attending lessons and training alongside current pupils.
Intensive coaching weeks led by qualified coaches at schools with outstanding cricket facilities.
Live in school boarding houses, build friendships and understand the routines before a full placement.
Turn quiet holiday weeks into income with curated cricket festivals, bespoke tournament formats and organised visiting teams filling your boarding houses.
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End-to-end planning of cricket festivals and tournaments on your grounds, from fixtures and officiating to hospitality and transport.
Bespoke match formats that suit your facilities, calendar and audience — from T20 evenings to multi-day age-group events.
Fill unused boarding accommodation during holidays with organised visiting teams, turning empty beds into predictable income.
Common questions from families in India about entry points, scholarships, visas and fees.
Most pupils join at 11+ (Year 7), 13+ (Year 9) or 16+ (Year 12 for Sixth Form). Cricket scholarships are most commonly awarded at 13+ and 16+, but we also advise on 11+ preparatory routes.
Yes. We help families prepare scholarship applications, collate school reports, cricket references and match footage, and coordinate trials and assessments with UK independent schools.
Schools typically ask for the ISEB Common Pre-Tests or school-specific entrance papers, plus an English language assessment. We guide families through registration dates, preparation and interview expectations.
Once a school issues a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS), the pupil can apply for a Child Student visa. We help families understand the documents, financial evidence and guardian arrangements required.
Full boarding fees typically range from £30,000 to £45,000 per year. Scholarships and bursaries can reduce costs. We help families understand fee structures and identify financial support where available.
Yes. From first conversation and school shortlisting to application, scholarship trials, visa paperwork and pre-arrival planning, we stay with families until the pupil is settled at school.
Tell us what you are looking for in terms of year groups, scholarships and cricketing standard, and we will come back with suitable candidates.