Closing date: 11th April 2014

New Zealand Cricket has a vacancy in its High Performance Centre team for a Performance Analyst, reporting to the GM High Performance.

As well as being the Performance Analyst for the White Ferns, New Zealand A, New Zealand XI and New Zealand Under 19 teams, the HPC Performance Analyst will provide technology training and analysis education to athletes, coaches and domestic video analysts to integrate performance analysis methods into NZC’s overall High Performance Programme, including at Major Association level.

Closing date: 10th April 2014

Head Coach - U/15 and U/18 Female Squads

Closing date: undisclosed

Cricket NSW are looking for someone with energy and enthusiasm who can cover these areas for us: 

Closing date: 11th April 2014

Senior Development Officer - Central GWS

The team pack in a 4 person round table as Burners is back live, joining David Hinchliffe, Mark Garaway and Sam Lavery to talk cricket coaching and playing.

Due to technical issues, the show is slightly shorter this week, but you can still hear Garas, Lavers and Burners in crystal clear stereo as they discuss how to coach "mystery spin".

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Closing date: 10th April 2014

A vacancy has arisen for the position of ECB PR Manager. The ECB PR Manager has a dual reporting line to the Director of Marketing and the Commercial Director but also works closely with a number of ECB departments to fulfil this role. Some of the key areas and personnel are the Head of Commercial Partnerships, Managing Director England Cricket, Director of Communications, Media Managers for each area of the game (England, England Women & non-First Class Cricket, First Class Cricket & England Lions), and Sponsorship Managers and their respective commercial partners. 

I love it when a spin bowler comes along with something different.

And not just for the reasons you think.

One of the spinners at Millfield School has gained so much confidence from his winters practice sessions that he felt it was time to bowl his "doosra" against batters in the nets for the first time.

The young lad has been working on developing his own version of the ball in his technical sessions, and also down the corridors of his house. He has been delivering tennis balls into an upturned bucket in order to master the release position and now is letting the delivery go in nets.

Recently I threw a quick idea on twitter and got a response that got me to thinking.

After posting about two relatively new cricketing words - "process" and "outcome" - someone pointed out that these words were nonsense.