What more could a young talent ask for when the ground to develop and hone up his skills gets an opportunity to manifest fully through, a platform as reputed as The Delhi Blues Cricket Club.

Established in 1956 the Club has to its credit iconic names like Kirti Azad, Maninder Singh, Ajay Jadeja, Gursharan Singh, Rahul Sanghvi, Gagan Khoda, Murli Kartik, Surinder Khanna, Sunil Walson, Vivek Razdan, Nikhil Chopra and many more who have in challenging times romped through historic wins for the country.

Mr. Gurcharan Singh, Chief Coach and the founding President, hardly needs an introduction within Indian cricketing fraternity. Under his tutelage and unflinching commitment for the sport, the Delhi Blues Cricket Club, has been doing a service par excellence since 1952. A recipient of The Dronacharya Award, highest Award given to a coach by President of India for outstanding and meritorious work on a consistent basis and enabled sports persons to excel in International events; and thus bring glory to the country. Gurcharan Singh has been a Dronacharya of Cricket in true sense as well.

The USP of The Delhi Blues Cricket has been to identify raw talent, thoroughly train them through a rigorous physical and mental regimen and to produce well chiseled cricketing genius for the country. The Club endeavors to capture the untapped talent, provide creditworthy global and local exposure and set higher benchmarks of excellence in the sport. This is what the Club strives for every day.

The Club strongly believes that for a billion plus population like India there can be really no dearth of talent. The Delhi Blues Cricket Club successfully weaves out that magic by encouraging young people to come into its fold and get transformed to a world class sporting talent.

Beyond the playing field some of Gurcharan Singh ji’s disciples are into broadcasting and Commentary. Murali Kartik, Ajay Jadeja, Vivek Razdan, Nikhil Chopra provide analytical view and live Commentary in International Matches for top Sports Broadcasters of India. Amongst them is also, Munish Jolly who has carved a niche in Radio-Television broadcasting with his talents in commentary and voice overs. He covered the prestigious Rio and Tokyo Olympics and delivers live Sports commentary for the listeners. He has provided live coverage of National Sports Awards at Durbar Hall, Rashtrapati Bhawan and the Commemoration ceremony of India's first War Memorial, the Prestigious National War Memorial, Delhi.