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Everyone's a cricket coach.

Or so it seems these days. Advice comes from every angle; coaches, family members, the internet and even passers-by calling out. That would be great if it all matched up, but most of the time it is in direct conflict with another piece of advice.

Then there are the myths and clichés on top. The advice that sounds good, and makes the advisor sound wise and clever. In fact, it's based in no more evidence than it was overheard on TV. So it must be true for everyone, right?

It's enough to make you go back to bed instead of picking up the bat and dealing with the swirl of advice in your head.

So, here is some clarity for you: Three simple bits of advice we have all heard (or perhaps even given) that don't make as much sense as they seem. Once you know that these things are not always true, you can get on with getting back to the simplicity of hitting the ball with a clear mind and a confident outlook.

When you hit nets you often feel no pressure. When you bat in a game you feel all the pressure.

Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe coach cricket and chat cricket. This show covers bowling faster and taking guard. As always there is some Garas Gold and Lavers Lore!

Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe coach cricket and chat cricket. This show covers bowling faster and taking guard. As always there is some Garas Gold and Lavers Lore!

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My nickname in India is “Gadget Garaway!”. I’m called that because I always have the heaps of coaching equipment and technology in my rather large kit bag.

We all love to make technical improvements, but you're not finding your flaws unless you see them in matches.

Taking wickets is about more than just good bowling and fielding.

Everyone blames video games for rotting your brain and turning you into a couch potato. But the fact is, the power of game design can be harnessed to improve cricket in the real world.

Yes, you really can turn a game into a game.

Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe are the cricket coaching podcast trio. The show talks you through coming back from injury and helping young bowlers stop all those pesky wides.

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