Sam Lavery, Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe talk cricket coaching, playing and jobs. There are name drops aplenty including Ricky Ponting, John Blaine and John Derrick. The conversation is not all about the big names though! There is a chat about the age you can make it as a cricketer, and questions about slog sweeps and swinging the ball when bowling fast.

How do we increase someone’s throwing speed in a safe fashion?

Let's talk about a dirty little secret of spin: Pace matters.

As a spinner you don't have any need to get the ball up the other end as fast as you can. You leave that to the real quick bowlers. But you also know there is a speed that is right for spin.

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PitchVision runs a lot of jobs for cricket coaches for clubs, schools and other organisations. How do you ensure you get the role?

Your team has the perfect plan, honed over years of experienced and matched perfectly to your skills.

Nothing can go wrong.

The podcast partners, Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe talk cricket. The team discuss what has changed in the world of coaching fast bowling. There are also chats about building a culture of training and keeping balance while batting.

Listen to the show for all the cricket coaching and playing fun.

What's the normal journey for a cricketer's throwing arm?

Start strong and get progressively weaker and sore over the course of a season.

Major League Baseball players throwing arms get stronger over the course of an 162 game regular season.

As a cricketer, success is easy to see: Runs, wickets and victories. If you fail you have done badly. And while winning is the ultimate point, the way to get there is by embracing your failures.

When you get a minefield pitch, everyone looks to the bowlers to win the game easily. Do you feel the pressure?

It's not as easy as you first think.