It's a bit of a drills special on the Cricket Show, with the team of Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe discussing how to evaluate a drill before and after you have used it.

The panel also look at ways to stop shuffling across the crease, and drills to improve fast bowling (especially against bowling in nets). While David gets on his soapbox about draw cricket.

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It's common to blame Twenty20 for batsmen who can't play long innings (Australians especially), but is it true and how do you overcome the issue? We examine the facts on the show this week.

Turns out it's not as simple as blaming cross bat slogging. Who knew?

Plus, questions are answered on pain with week. One bowler and one slip fielder, both with back issues that Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe discuss on the show.

With Stuart Broad and sportsmanship in the news, the team discuss walking, the spirit of cricket and the implications for all levels of the game.

Plus there is cricket coaching chat about reverse swing (even if you don't bowl at high speed) and ways to groove technique when you only have net sessions. Plus we interview Neil Carter formerly of Warwickshire, now at Bishop School in Cape Town.

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Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe discuss planning in coaching, vertical jumps in bowlers and switching to batting left handed. It's not as crazy as you think!

Plus we catch up with Matthew Dawson of The Cricket Asylum.

We get up close and personal with David Hinchliffe, Mark Garaway and Burners this week, as we hear from the experiences of the team. There is great discussion on coaching, getting out of a batting rut and looking after your hands as a keeper.

Plus Garas gives us a detailed look at the new ECB coaching structure, and what it means for coaches at every level in every country. Don't miss out on this insight from one of the guys who helped develop the cutting edge structure.

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With the Champions Trophy all over, the team look back at the lessons from the final for England, India and those wanting to emulate the champion team.

Plus we answer your questions on spinners drift versus dip, and talk about the philosophy of coaching batters.

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Mark Garaway, David Hinchliffe and Burners are back together to chat about playing and coaching cricket. In this show they discuss the implications of pitches on coaching players.

The team also help a teacher train focus in his young players, and a spinner on what the 10,000 hour rule really means.

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Special guest Dr Laurence Houghton joins the team live on the show from Perth. Laurence's specialisation helping make nets more realistic.

Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe take the opportunity to drill Laurence on how to shift yourself from a defensive to an attacking mindset, and ways to manage your body as a fast bowler during a long season.

You can find out more about Laurence's BATEX system mobile app by clicking here.

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Jade Dernbach comes under the microscope on the Cricket Show. Burners, Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe learn lessons from Jade's unique issues.

This week's questions cover red-green colour blindness. Are sunglasses the answer? And dealing with parental concerns when your 9 year old is passionate about cricket.