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The Millfield School cricket season has come to an end and my work is not yet done.

Each year I undertake a review of the team performance; the effectiveness of the programme and my effectiveness as a coach. I think reviews are vital for the players and for myself if we are to develop.

So, what have I learnt this year?

If you want to get better at catching, get random.

Catches can come any time in the field, so having a time set aside for catching during practice is less realistic for your attention skills.

So, build in more randomness by having the coach, captain or your batting buddy hit you a catch randomly throughout the session.

I'm sure you recognise this frustration.

You have a talented youngster. He starts missing training sessions. At first he still comes to matches, but more often he is injured, or has a migraine. After a while the parents stop returning your calls and texts altogether.

What's happening to these players? Can you put it down to the modern obsession with Xboxes and iPads and curse technology?

Perhaps.

But what if it's closer to home: The focus on results on the pitch?

Closing date: 2nd August 2014 - JOB CLOSED !

Middlesex Cricket Board are looking for enthusiastic candidates to help us achieve our aims within the seventeen Boroughs of London. 

Closing date: undisclosed

Want to stop bowling no balls?

It's a horrible problem because no one has sympathy for you. It's almost like people think you are doing it on purpose. The captain gives you the stink-eye every time and you feel terrible.

Worse, the more you think about it, the harder it gets to bowl well.

So, even when you do stay being the line, you bowl like a drain anyway.

Let's put an end to the pain. Today.

Closing date: 25th July 2014 - JOB CLOSED !

Lord’s Ground, the most famous cricket ground in the world, and owned by Marylebone Cricket Club (the Club), is renowned worldwide for staging international cricket matches with up to 28,500 spectators in attendance.  Lord’s is also an exceptional venue with a wealth of experience in delivering high quality hospitality, corporate and private events, hosted by our Catering, Hospitality and Meeting and Events team and supported by a casual workforce of up to 700 on a Major Match Day.

Closing date: 11th August 2014 - JOB CLOSED !

A vacancy has arisen for the position of Media Manager- First Class and Recreational Cricket.  Reporting to the Head of Corporate Communications, your role will be to promote domestic First Class and Non-First Class cricket.