Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe compare themselves to action heroes on the show before getting into the nitty-gritty of cricket coaching tips. This week the focus is on limited over bowling tactics and wicketkeeping on difficult pitches. Plus Garas reveals a shock ending that leave David checking the show budget!

Plus, Sean Hooper of The Cornish Cricket Company also drops in to give us his views on cricket participation outside of the hotbeds.

More cricket playing and coaching chat from David Hinchliffe, Burners and Mark Garaway. Half an hour of podcast, blasting a cannon of knowledge right into your brain through your ears!

The team answer coaching questions on temperament and concentration; and discuss shot selection. Plus we talk about Rajasthan setting the example for Academies in India. And compare your cricket to a washing machine. Listen in to find out more.

It's more special guests on the show this week. Malcolm Ellis of Willow CC and Roy Davie of Knox Gardens CC give us new insights.

But all the usual team are also in place. Mark Garaway chats with David Hinchliffe and Burners about left arm bowling midway actions, spin bowling pace nd the next 50 years of limited overs cricket.

Burners jumps on his soap box and there are allegations of name-based corruption! Listen right to the end to find out more.

Remember those old TV shows where special guests just pop in from nowhere? This show is exactly the same with 2 friends popping by to keep Burners company at the ICC Academy in Dubai.

Joining Mark Garaway, Burners and David Hinchliffe is Sam Charnley - ICC Academy Head Coach - and The Boss. Much information and banter ensues.

But there is also plenty of time to discuss cricket coaching and playing as we talk about informal learning, dealing with soreness and how to handle sledging while you are batting.

Mark Garaway drags us into his personal batting hell as he relates to a Reader's Question on the show. The solution is is creative as always, so download the show and get listening!

We also discuss the success of Irish cricket in recent years, the Kanga league, and the myth of weight training to get bulky (hint: you won't).

Coming up on the world's best cricket coaching show: The team help Salman end his 3 month losing streak, Mark Garaway talks about David Warner and dealing with getting dropped, and we introduce RoboBurners!

Your questions are answered every week and this week it's discussions about slower balls and captaincy to get you through another half hour of audio cricketing delights.

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Join Mark Garaway in a café with a generic diet cola drink this week. He talks to co-hosts David Hinchliffe and Burners about cricket coaching and playing.

The team examine Ganguly's new development role, fitness training in France, top and bottom hand batting drills and the most effective types of spinner.

The podcast team are in a reflective mood as they discuss the sensible (and not-so-sensible) things that have been learned over the last few months.

Plus your questions are answered about coaching and playing in the frame of pressure, and the importance of a good leave.

Mark Garaway is glowing with Ashes victory pride this week as he discusses the lessons of Ian Bell's Ashes story with David Hinchliffe and Burners.

The team also answer your questions on setting up development squads at club level and dealing with hamstring issues as a fast bowler.

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Burners, David Hinchliffe and Mark Garaway return to discuss cricket coaching and playing. There are tales of Garas getting a duck and Burners scoring hundreds for fun.

But we also talk tips including when to bring young players into adult cricket, playing on seaming wickets and keeping a good seam position when bowling.

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