David Hinchliffe is joined by Mark Garaway and Sam Lavery to form a trio of cricket coaches to discuss the game. First up, it's a chat about the future of the game. Then, questions are answered from listeners.

The team talk through bowling well without wickets, and ways to improve reflexes against fast bowlers. Plus, nominate your coach for coach of the month.

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It’s time to recognise the hard work of your coach. Nominate them for Coach of the Month!

At PitchVision we are all about coaching. We love to help players directly. We love to be involved in educating coaches. We also want to recognise the best coaches.

That’s where you come in.

Here’s a simple test of your chances of becoming a cricketer: ask yourself why you train and play.

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Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe talk about playing and coaching cricket.

How many cricketers have you met who get stroppy and throw the towel in when they have been dropped from a team or suffered a loss of form?

How do you manage your virtual cricketing world?

How good are your cricket skills under pressure?

It’s said that pressure either makes you 15% better or 15% worse. The good news is that you get to choose which way you go with some simple work in training.

I’m a huge fan of rebound nets for self reliant individual or paired practice when working with keepers and fielders. The Crazy Catch helps sharpen reactions, builds technique and can be used to unlock movement patterns.

In Twenty20, you have to get a move on. Traditional practice won’t cut it. So use this routine instead.