Closing date: undisclosed (late December recommended)

Dulwich CC require an experienced coach to lead Winter training sessions for 12 Sunday afternoons between 3-6pm from 12th January onwards.

Closing date: 23rd December 2013

Full Time Permanent, Immediate start available, 35 hours per week on a 2-week rota

Week 1: Monday- Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm

Week 2: Monday - Friday 32 hours & Saturday 9.00am - 12.00pm

LCCC Indoor Cricket Centre is at the forefront of indoor cricket practice with a facility that is admired and envied by those working in the game.  The facilities are available to hire by anyone looking to practice and improve their play, with regularly programmed evening and weekend activities ranging from junior and adult beginner lessions to County Age Group and Professional players.

Closing date: 20th December 2013

CIYMS Cricket Club is seeking to appoint a Head Coach in a part-time role, averaging 30 hours per week for the period from April to September 2014. This non-playing role will involve leading coaching of all age groups in the club from Under 11s through to the 1st XI.

For more details on this position read on.

Closing date: undisclosed

Permanent, Full Time Salary commensurate with experience

It's well documented that Zaheer Khan returned to fitness in 2013 by attending a "performance camp" in France. What can you learn from how Zaheer did it to help you improve your bowling stamina?

The exciting part for me is that he did it without the old fashioned mantra of "putting miles in your legs" and jogging. That's not to say he needed a lot of special expensive gear either. Everything the paceman did is simple to recreate at home, in the gym or even in the nets.

In fact, it's a great overall plan for any fast bowler who wants to bowl longer spells and come back for second and third times with equal fire. So lets take a look at what he did:

This week's winner of the Cricket Show podcast question competition is John. He wins a free coaching course from PitchVision Academy.

The winning question was:

"My son (14) has cricket training with his club team Tuesdays, but on the same day he has also got a very respected coach who is giving him 1 to 1 coaching. My son also has club training on Fridays, but he has cricket games on Friday nights. The coach of the club junior team puts players who don't go to training that week to bat down at 11 and my son will find it hard to get to any club training. The only other club training my son can get to is senior. I'm wondering, should my son stop playing junior as he doesn't get to bat or bowl much and play senior cricket?"

Listen to the panels answer to his question here.

To enter your own question for the chance to win your choice of online coaching course send your questions in here.

Closing date: 20th December 2013

Denstone College is a thriving, independent, co-educational boarding and day school, set in glorious countryside on the Staffordshire/Derbyshire boarder.

We require a bright, highly-motivated and experienced Coach with a level 3 ECB coaching award to coach our talented 1st XI Squad to further success in 2014.

This is a temporary position to commence mid-April until July 2014 and will be circa 20 hours per week, dependent upon the fixture card.

Closing date: undisclosed

West Bromwich Dartmouth CC are looking for an ex/current professional player to help in our development.

We we would need the player to take an active role in our coaching programme, as well as being capable of playing in our 1st XI.

Salary will be decided by negotiation, but, as a guide, we are looking at a two-year contract at around £6k p.a.For further information, please contact Mick Corcoran on 07919898696 or 01922 473407, alternatively you can email mickcorcoran@hotmail.co.uk

Closing date: 23rd December 2013

An exciting opportunity exists to join the Cricket Netherlands (KNCB), one of the six ICC High Performance Program Associate Members. The Netherlands have qualified for the last three ICC Cricket World Cup tournaments and for the 2014 T20 World Cup in Bangladesh.

The KNCB is seeking a highly qualified National Coach initially to develop and prepare their National Team to qualify in 2015 for the next World Cup. The National Coach will be responsible for the overall management of the international program which includes planning, development, implementation and evaluation of specialised cricket training and competition programs, and development of younger talent for the future.