Closing date: 11th July 2014 JOB CLOSED !

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join Yorkshire Cricket as Community Development Officer for Leeds & Bradford.

Closing date: 14th July 2014 JOB CLOSED !

The Hong Kong Cricket Club is the oldest Cricket Club in Asia, employing over 200 staff.  We are inviting applications from high calibre and dynamic candidates for the position of:

Cricket Coach

Closing date: 11th July 2014 JOB CLOSED !

The England and Wales Cricket Board was established on January 1st, 1997 as the single national governing body for all cricket in England and Wales.

It has its headquarters at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London.

Closing date: 7th July JOB CLOSED !

Sri Lanka Cricket are seeking a qualified Strengh and Conditioning Coach / Fitness Trainer.

Closing date: 16th July 2014 JOB CLOSED !

Reports To: Cricket Competitions Administrator

Appointment:Full Time, 9 months.

Experience: No specific experience required, but a knowledge of cricket and competition management systems would be useful.

Was this brilliance or madness?

As the first Test against Sri Lanka meandered to a draw, England needed wickets. So, Alastair Cook took a leaf from the old tabletop cricket game, and set a ring of fielders in front of the batsman.

The field looked like this:

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There are few better locations for an indoor cricket coaching facility than the heart of West Yorkshire in England.

Sowerby Bridge is a town surrounded by a huge number of cricket clubs, and nestling there is Cricket Aslyum: The first venue in the world to feature PitchVision coaching technology built in to the net lanes, allowing access to all to the best facilities.

The show is taken over by a single question this week as the panel discuss the future of a cricketer at a turning point in his cricketing life. His question was so detailed, there were many elements to discuss around how to keep improving as a player, how to stay motivated as you get older and keeping cricket in perspective.

To help with this epic, Mark Garaway, David Hinchliffe and Sam Lavery are joined by James Hughes to provide the view from the young end of the cricketing world.

Listen to the show for the most comprehensive answer yet.

Ticking over the scoreboard is a coaching mantra for a reason.

The thing that kills limited over innings in the school and club club cricket game are unnecessary dot ball strings. Batters often get carried away with the notion of smashing the ball over the ropes, forgetting the importance of scoring between those big shots.

So, ability to mix boundaries with singles and doubles is crucial, let's look at some skills.