What are the standards in your cricket team? It's a tricky subject, but the team of Sam Lavery, Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe get stuck into it in the podcast discussion.

Then there are listener's questions about drives. One is about the difficulty of hitting straight and the other is about the flow of the cover drive. If you bat or coaching batting, you have to listen in!

Do batter and bowlers arguments happen every week in your net sessions?

That’s the modus-operandi for many club and school net sessions, isn’t it?

It can be no different here at Millfield at times and as a result, our coaching group aim to come up with net formats to facilitate as much “bang for our buck” in our competitive net sessions as we possibly can.

Kalyan is about to experience the excitement of batting against world-class bowlers through PitchVision PowerPlay!

Good batsmen have good technique (whatever that means). But how much do you need to understand technique to be a good batsman?

It's certainly not the same thing. There are plenty of players who do well without worrying about playing right forward, without a straight back lift, without even hitting straight. They play, they score runs, they get on with the rest of their day.

Form is a strange thing. We all know it when we have it, and we all wonder how to get it back when it goes.

One of the fastest ways to get something from a big net session is to give it a theme.

Tune in to PitchVision’s PVTV to watch Proteas David Miller, Temba Bavuma and Chris Morris take on Audi’s Batting Masterclass Challenge!

The podcast returns for 2017 with more discussion between Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe. This first show hits it's stride with a discussion on the new fielding average in the BBL.

Then, questions are answered on injuries caused by the front foot block and how to deal with fear of the short ball.

Listen in for details.

This is a guest article from Waqas Zafar: video analyst, cricket enthusiast and computer scientist based in Lahore. Read more of his work by clicking here.

In this article, I’ll be analysing a seamer from a cricket club who has bowled a total of 368 balls in the indoor nets. The deliveries were tracked on PitchVision's PV/ONE ball tracking over the course of a preseason in the UK.

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