Work on Batting Plans Before Batting Technique
When you bat with a plan, you never have to worry about technique again.
A Bad Day Doesn't Have to Mean Bad Cricket: Here's the Drills to Beat a Low Energy Slump
At training last night one of my team was clearly "not up for it". He wanted to put in his usual high work ethic but he was flat and unenthusiastic. Nothing felt right.
When this happens, how do you get out of the slump?
Why Do You Play Cricket?
Here’s a simple test of your chances of becoming a cricketer: ask yourself why you train and play.
What Camera Angles are Best for Filming Cricketers?
Video cameras are amazing bits of kit.
Can You Turn Information Overload into Better Cricket?
How do you manage your virtual cricketing world?
The Cricket Training Trick That Boosts Your Game by 15% (or Makes You 15% Worse)
How good are your cricket skills under pressure?
It’s said that pressure either makes you 15% better or 15% worse. The good news is that you get to choose which way you go with some simple work in training.
How to Use the PitchVision App to Become a Cricketer
Ready to train like a cricketer? Improve your game with the help of your phone and the PitchVision app. Analyse your game like never before.
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Failure is Good: How to Use Your Cricket Mistakes Positively
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.
Here's a Simple Way to Turn Small Improvements into Huge Cricket Gains
The devil is in the detail.
It's an old saying that has a lot of modern truth when it comes to cricket. It has positives, but many consider the idea of "marginal gains" a waste of time and too much effort to put into a typical cricket team.
So, what's the truth?
Spice Up Your Cricket Practice with The Ryder Cup Net Session
Do you recognise this practice situation?
Nets, minimal equipment, 90 minutes and an abundance of players eager to hone their skills. This is a common scenario for club coaches both during the season and over the winter period.
