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Closing date: undisclosed

The Cricket Asylum is recruiting a motivated and qualified cricket coach to join their full time coaching team. With experience of coaching different levels and ages, the successful candidate will be minimum ECB Level 2 qualified with excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

The Big Bash League has been magnificent from start to finish: The quality of the cricket, the size of the crowds and the production on the TV has made it a spectacle.

Here are some things we can learn and take back into our clubs, academies and cricketing associations.

Here's a simple graphic that shows you the recommended age to teach or learn batting skills.

It's a question we are often asked to consider here at PitchVision Academy, so here is your answer. Now, bear in mind that young players develop at different speeds, so these are guidelines rather than fixed points. That said, you can easily see at a glance where you should be for your age, and if you have any areas you can bring up to speed.

If you are a coach, you can use it as a rough guide for your players.

Here's that graphic (click to enlarge):

Closing date: 11th March 2015

Trent Bridge, the home of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, is looking to recruit a full-time ASSISTANT GROUNDSPERSON to work as part of a small team based mainly at its Lady Bay ground.

Your hips are the powerhouse of the bowling action: You have leapt to the crease, landed with a braced front leg and there is a surge of energy heading up your body like a pole vaulter's pole sends them over the bar.

Does this story ring true with you?

Closing date: undisclosed

Terms of reference

• Provide the Board with additional capacity to manage improvement initiatives
• Work across Management Teams on common activities
• Represent the OCB at local and national events
• Key relationships:

Closing date: 17th February 2015

Part–time, fixed-term contract - April to September 2015

An opportunity has arisen to work as the Academy Physiotherapist at Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club.  As part of the Sports Science and Medicine team you will work alongside two existing full-time Physiotherapists, two Strength & Conditioning Coaches and a Chief Medical Officer.

Closing date: 4th March 2015

Positive Futures is a national social inclusion programme using sport and leisure activities to engage with disadvantaged and socially marginalised young people.  The successful applicant will be based in Hawtonville, Newark, supporting a small team.