Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe offer half an hour of cricket coaching advice and tips. This show includes an extended discussion about modern coaching practices. With the discovery that left handed batting gices you a batter chance of success, what does this indicate for coaches trying to develop players of all ages and experience? Whether you are deciding how to tell an eight year old to stand with a bat, or trying to get an edge with your own game, this is essential listening.

Plus, there are questions on coaching technique and how to copy a bowling action.

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Duncan Fletcher had lots of “Fletchisms”. One of my favourite Fletcherisms is “train the brain!”.

Jordan Finney is a cricket coach and sport psychology degree student. In this article he talks about how showing faith in players leads to more runs and wickets

Good performance and confidence are a bicycle chain.

Ever wondered how the best bowlers hit their yorkers so well and so often? Use this simple drill to help you bowl yorkers with pinpoint accuracy.

Virat Kohli is an astonishing Twenty20 finisher. How does he do it?

What better way to find out that to examine one of his great innings in detail? Here is his brilliant 82 in the World T20 analysed. You can take the lessons from his method into your game.

Cricket analysis has never been more important. Is it possible to make it a full time job?

Yes. The salary is good and you get to be involved with cricket all day! Here’s a simple guide to becoming a cricket analyst.

Sam Lavery, Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe chat cricket. The team are out to help with your coaching and playing questions. This show includes a discussion about balancing the use of "academic" coaching with "in the trenches" experimenting.

Plus, coaching questions are answered on turning your net form into middle form and technical pointers for spinners, including a better front arm position.

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Closing date: 22nd April 2016

Canterbury Country Cricket is seeking applications for the position of Coaching and Development Officer to assist with the development of Representative, Club, Secondary School and Primary School Cricket in the Canterbury Country district. The position presents an exciting opportunity for a suitably qualified candidate to assist growing participation and enjoyment of cricket. The role requires leadership, organizational skills, communication skills and the ability to relate to and enthuse all stakeholders in the game.

Sam Lavery is Cricket Professional at Portsmouth Grammar School in England. He is a co-host of the PitchVision Cricket Show. In this column he has a drill to make nets better.

One of the regular net drills Portsmouth Grammar School is the “zonal” net.

Closing date: 30th April 2016

The Wanneroo Cricket Club is seeking a playing or non-playing coach for the 2016/17 season and beyond.