Closing date: 21st October 2015

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is responsible for the health of cricket, and one particular focus is to inspire children to begin a lifelong association with the game.
 
We believe that cricket is uniquely placed to develop young people, both as athletes and well-rounded, active members of their communities. That journey begins not only on the field, but in the park, on the beach or in the street.

Closing date: 21st October 2015

Closing date: 21st October 2015

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is responsible for the health of cricket in these countries. A vibrant domestic game is vital to the sport’s continued growth.

We are looking for an experienced marketing manager to work with key commercial partners and the 18 first class counties, as well as our broadcast partners.  The purpose of this role is to deliver insight-led marketing for the domestic game (Men’s and Women’s) which will grow awareness of and interest in our competitions among millions of fans.  These competitions include the NatWest T20 Blast, The Royal London One Day Cup, the LV County Championship and the launch in 2016 of the Women’s Super League.

Judging by the volume of questions we get here at PitchVision, you love technique more than any other aspect of cricket. And you're right. Technique is crucial.

Closing date: 9th October 2015

Stewarts Melville Royal High Cricket Club (SMRHCC), an Edinburgh based Cricket Club, are now seeking a Club Development Officer / Lead Coach for 2015/2016.

This is an exciting opportunity to help lead one of Edinburgh’s biggest cricket clubs by developing both the large junior and senior playing memberships. The successful applicant will be required to be a key member of the senior 1st X1 management group, act as lead coach and run all aspects of Club coaching, including  the development of junior age group plans, individual player improvement programmes and the  promotion of the Club’s development culture.

Closing date: undisclosed

 Banstead CC is looking for a Director of Cricket who will be responsible for the day to day running of cricket at the club. This person will need to build upon the foundations that are in place and continue to grow and improve cricket at the club. The successful candidate will need to form a link between the junior and senior sections at the club, ensuring colts are being developed and integrated into senior cricket.

Closing date: 8th October 2015

Role Context / Organisation Structure:
The International Teams Administrator comes under the direct line management of the Manager – International Teams Administration and is accountable to her for the performance of his / her tasks.  In fulfilling his / her role effectively, the International Teams Administrator must work closely with the England Men’s Team Management and Players, as well as other members of the England Cricket Department.

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2015 gave me the most amazing coaching experience of my career.

It was a huge privilege to work with a top group of blokes who taught me heaps about desire, commitment and team-work. All the more incredible given that the average age of the team was 14.

In December 2014 I inherited a team who had lost 70% of their games in the previous season. Feedback from that year centred on a lack of leadership, the selfishness of one or two key players and the general lack of cricketing ability.

12 months on and largely the same of players lifted the England Schools Cricket Association National T20 Cup.

So how did this group of players do it?