You wouldn’t go on a journey to a new place without a map. So, don’t go on your cricket journey without goals.

Losing a cricket match is hard to take. You feel sick, angry and disappointed.

Unless you are very lucky, you will have coached a cricket session with a problem: Lack of focus.

Feedback is easy to give, but hard to give well. It's worth doing well because great feedback is a powerful way to improve your cricket.

The season is fast approaching.

I’m lucky enough to work alongside some Rugby people every now and again and it has been a massive privilege to get to know many of the World’s best rugby players and coaching minds through my role in “Our Legend” holidays and events.

In our recent podcast, the subject of form came up. I talked about a discussion with group of U14 cricketers at The Portsmouth Grammar School. I remember it started with a Hampshire cup semi-final match, I forget against who, but it went something like this...

There are two types of cricketers: rivers and frozen rope. Which are you?

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.

Admit it, you have played a shot you regret.