If you could choose any format for your cricket, what would it be? Leave a comment with your thoughts.

One of the great things, and one of the frustrating things, about our game is flexibility. The professionals play up to five days. Even at lower levels we can easily play two day, limited over and Twenty20.

We all have our preferences for playing, coaching and watching formats, but today I want to know something different. I want to know what structure is best for your level as a coach or player. So, leave a comment and reveal your thinking.

One of the biggest frustrations of cricket is missed opportunities. I'm sure you have felt it yourself.

I'm not talking about that half volley you smashed straight to a fielder, or the dropped catch on the boundary that cost the game. I mean missing the chance to make the best of your talents as a player. It happens all the time because of frustrating reasons.

Late developers are overlooked for squad selections and miss the their chance. Players from poor backgrounds can't afford good coaching or equipment and fall behind richer peers. It's awful because he may have as much skill as the next person, it's just they got a foot in the door, and now the door is firmly closed.

All is not lost.

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

The winning question was:

"How can we do legal spin bowling with 15 degree elbow flex?"

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.

Have you ever thought about the wider impact of cricket outside of the nitty gritty of techniques, tactics and results?

Makhaya Ntini has.

For Ntini, cricket is opportunity on a wider scale. He knows from personal experience. He was plucked from nothing as a boy in a Cape Province village, and went on to play a hundred Tests for South Africa. Recently, I spoke to the fast bowler about his new Academy, and it's clear that this passion continues.

Closing date: 6th October 2014

The Leeward Islands Cricket Association (LICA), is presently receiving applications to fill the following vacancies:

Closing date: 31st October 2014

The WICB’s mission is to manage, develop and promote cricket to the benefit and enjoyment of the West Indian people and the world.

The Head Coach will be responsible for the development of champion Senior Teams which produce consistent winning performance at the international level through the design and delivery of well-structured and progressive coaching programs.

Closing date: 6th October 2014

Title: Strategy & Planning Analyst

Function: Strategy

Location: Melbourne

Employment Type: Full-Time

Closing date: 17th October 2014

Lords is currently seeking to employ a Human Resources Advisor.

Closing date: 24th October 2014

Applications are invited to join the team at Yorkshire Cricket Board as Community Cricket Coach covering the Scarborough District.

This is a new post for the area for which applicants will need a sound knowledge and understanding of cricket; a commitment to increase player participation at all levels; proven administrative and managerial ability; and good communication skills.

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