Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe talk to Mark Garaway about coaching and playing cricket. The show is about playing cricket successfully past 35 year old. The team also look at batting practice while injured and the art of six hitting.

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Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe talk to Mark Garaway about coaching and playing cricket. The show is about playing cricket successfully past 35 year old. The team also look at batting practice while injured and the art of six hitting.

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Every Friday, I head down to Millfield Prep School and work as an assistant coach for a good friend of mine, Head of Cricket Dave Beal. Dave played 1st Class cricket for Somerset and since then has helped developed countless 1st class cricketers in his time at Millfield.

The demand for coaches to enhance player performance is increasing at an extraordinary rate.

How are you going to approach Scoring in 2018?

The same as last year?

Things have changed. We live in a social media age. Cricket Scoring has changed... but perhaps not quite enough to keep pace. People expect more information; they expect video content – and they want it on their phones or on the web. More importantly, people want more than just the scores. If they can’t be there in person, they want to understand and experience ‘what actually happened’. They want to share the excitement, triumph, or tragedy.

With every ball of every cricket match on video these days, how do you avoid overload?

David Hinchliffe talks to Mark Garaway about scoring and streaming cricket with PV/Match. There is also plenty of banter and tips, including a great one for batsman worried about getting a big stride in.

David Hinchliffe talks to Mark Garaway about scoring and streaming cricket with PV/Match. There is also plenty of banter and tips, including a great one for batsman worried about getting a big stride in.

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I read a fantastic question this week that challenged a conventional coaching view I heard the whole of my career but never had the "kahunas" to question my coaches!

Are you making the most of your scorer?