Admit it, you need to run better.

Last week, we used constraints based practice to develop batting skills. It’s one of the tactics that I have used in a back foot phase.

It’s really cold outside so we are confined to the cricket bubble for the winter. We have reached the stage of the batting programme where we are developing our back foot options vs pace.

Here comes the most ultimate name drop of all time!

Ping that ball to the boundary.

One of the hardest problems to solve as a bowler is if your length is inconsistent. To many four balls results in a lot of head scratching at nets.

It's October so the winter is closing in around the UK. This causes a couple of challenges for the coaches and players at Millfield School.

“I just try to stand still”

Every Friday, I head down to Millfield Prep School and work as an assistant coach for a good friend of mine, Head of Cricket Dave Beal. Dave played 1st Class cricket for Somerset and since then has helped developed countless 1st class cricketers in his time at Millfield.

I read a fantastic question this week that challenged a conventional coaching view I heard the whole of my career but never had the "kahunas" to question my coaches!