Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe join forces to talk cricket, with a little pre-recorded help from Mark Garaway. The discussion is wide ranging. It starts with a chat about the reluctance to share drills, techniques and tactics with others. Then moves on the questions of job hunting and aligning yourself to an unusual bowler.

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The best batters in the world have excellent back foot games when playing on spinning tracks.

AB de Villiers, Yonus Khan, Rahul Dravid and Joe Root all get as far away from ball bounce when the bowler misses his length on the short side.

Closing date: 21st November 2016

Salary £32-36k depending on experience (plus benefits)

The PCA (Professional Cricketers’ Association) are looking to recruit a new PDM with responsibility for delivering the Personal Development and Welfare Programme within the South to County professional cricketers, academies and past players (Kent CCC, Middlesex CCC and Essex CCC).

Closing date: 31st October 2016

Reports to: Director of Sports

Salary: €30,000 – 35,000 dependent on experience and qualifications (on a self-employed basis and reviewed after a trial period)

Closing date: undisclosed

Birmingham League club Stratford are looking for a coach for their senior sides.

What’s special about finding a job in cricket?

Not as much as you think!

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.

How do you break through that awkward first few sessions at a new team?

Cricket South Africa and PitchVision Cricket Technology have revealed the ball tracking technology behind their countrywide talent identification programme.