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© CTPA 2025For the love of the game
◆FOUNDED IN TORONTO · 2025
◆FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME
◆REGISTERED NOT-FOR-PROFIT
◆8+ ACTIVE VOLUNTEERS
◆MEMBER-FUNDED · INDEPENDENT
◆FOUNDED IN TORONTO · 2025
◆FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME
◆REGISTERED NOT-FOR-PROFIT
◆8+ ACTIVE VOLUNTEERS
◆MEMBER-FUNDED · INDEPENDENT
CHAPTER · I
Vision.
To make Canada a top-ten cricketing nation within a generation — and to keep its soul amateur, even as the game turns professional.
We are a registered not-for-profit. Every dollar a member, sponsor, or donor contributes returns to the game — to grounds, kits, coaches, and pathways for the next generation.
We believe a strong association is built ground up: from the corner pitch in Brampton to the indoor net in Surrey.
CHAPTER · II
Mission.
To organise world-class tournaments, run professional training programmes, and build a coast-to-coast cricket community. We operate as a not-for-profit — surplus is reinvested, never extracted. We commit to:
03LEADERSHIP
The two who started it.
Founder and Co-founder. Read their charter, hear their speeches, watch the first AGM.
04GOVERNANCE
STRATEGIC GOVERNANCE & TECHNICAL ADVISORY
Unifying 10 Provinces under Transparent Legal & Operational Standards.
TERM 2025–2027
01MarketingKanika Aggarwal
Board Member, Director of Marketing
02Sports OperationsAbhishek Dubey
Board member & Director of Sports Operations
03Innovation and TechnologyBharat Paliwal
Executive board member & Director of Innovation and Technology
04CommunicationMuskan Babbar
Board Member & Director of Communication
05Strategic PartnershipsPriyanka Bansal
Board Member & Director of Strategic Partnerships
06International AffairsSimran Babbar
Board member & Director of International Affairs
04BGovernance
Board Members.
Advisory board and committee members guiding the association.
Board member profiles coming soon.
05EXPERTISE · DOMESTIC + INTL.
The mentors who teach the game.
A rotating roster of legends who lend their evenings to a Toronto net.
MentorYoga and wellness expert🍁 Canada01
Amandeep Kaur
Aman Kaur is the founder of Yoga by Aman, a wellness platform dedicated to helping individuals and organizations improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being through yoga, meditation, breathwork, and sound therapy. Her work focuses on stress management, nervous system regulation, mobility, flexibility, recovery, mindfulness, emotional resilience, and overall wellness. Aman combines traditional yogic practices with modern wellness approaches to create practical and accessible programs for individuals, teams, community organizations, and corporate groups. Through Yoga by Aman, she offers wellness workshops, group classes, guided meditation programs, sound healing experiences, and holistic well-being initiatives designed to support long-term health, balance, and performance.
MentorSpin Bowling🌐 India02
Suresh Nair
Former India A spinner with 18 years of coaching experience across international academies. Suresh specialises in wrist-spin mechanics and mental conditioning for bowlers.
MentorBatting Technique🍁 Canada03
Claire Dupont
Ontario provincial batting coach for 10 seasons. Claire is renowned for her work with top-order batters, focusing on footwork and shot selection in T20 formats.
MentorFast Bowling🌐 West Indies04
Devon Campbell
Caribbean pace legend, Devon brings the art of swing and seam bowling to the CTPA mentorship program. He has coached West Indies emerging players for 8 years.
MentorWicket-Keeping🍁 Canada05
Anita Rajan
Former Ontario women's team captain and national-level wicket-keeper. Anita coaches keeping technique and leadership skills at grassroots and elite levels.
07COMMUNITY
The volunteers we couldn't run without.
This season's wall of recognition. The full register sits in the pavilion.
VOLUNTEERS
8+
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Amelia Tran
Ground Marshal
002
David Osei
Umpire Liaison
003
Harpreet Gill
Scorecard Admin
004
Lucas Ferreira
Transport Coordinator
005
Mei Lin Chen
First Aid Lead
006
Patrick O'Brien
Photography
007
Robert Singh
Scorer
008
Sophia Bernier
Social Media
Join the volunteer register. We always need more hands.
Become a Volunteer