Kabuni Accelerates School Partnerships to Transform Sports Coaching in India

New Delhi [India], August 20: Following its successful launch in India, sports technology platform Kabuni is rapidly expanding its presence across the country's school ecosystem, with an ambitious goal of partnering with 400 schools to transform the way young athletes participate, learn and train..

The platform continues to onboard new schools every week and expects to announce its wider network of school partners by the end of September. Kabuni's school offering is built around its "Play, Learn, Coach" framework, bringing together sporting participation, education and technology.

What Happened

Through Play, students gain access to structured sporting opportunities and leagues. Learn provides learn-through-sport programmes for athletes and sports teachers, while Coach uses technology to enhance coaching, athlete development and sporting outcomes.

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Key Details

The platform is initially focused on cricket, with plans to expand its technology and programmes across multiple sports. Kabuni aims to provide schools with an integrated sports ecosystem that can strengthen their existing programmes while creating greater opportunities for students to participate.

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Why It Matters

Kabuni founder Nimesh Patel, a lifelong cricket enthusiast and serial entrepreneur, believes technology should ultimately encourage greater real-world participation. We need to spend the next 20 years building technology that brings society back into the real world.

• With more than 50 schools already onboard and a target of 400, Kabuni is building a nationwide network aimed at making quality sports coaching, learning and participation more accessible to students across India.

• As part of its growing school sports ecosystem, Kabuni will also introduce the Kabuni Premier League in September, providing young athletes with another platform to compete and showcase their skills.

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