There was a report not long ago that the ECB are looking into artificial pitches for T20 cricket.

Immediately following the report, my Twitter and Facebook feeds were brimming with outrage and fury from England fans.

Investors and gamers alike are invited by cricket technology company, PitchVision, to see, use and explore the PV PowerPlay cricket entertainment system at the 17th IAAPI Amusement Expo 2017.

Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe have a roundtable on cricket coaching. The team start by busting some modern terms in cricket like "environment", "intention" and "outcome".

Then questions are answered on captaining part time bowlers and coming back to cricket after a long time away.

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Nicknames are funny things aren’t they? For me, they encapsulate a given time and a given place as you end up acquiring a number over a playing and coaching career.

Most people know me as “Garas”.

There are two types of cricketers: rivers and frozen rope. Which are you?

What do we want a fast bowler’s run up to achieve?

We already know from my last article that run up speed is a great way to bowl faster. So let’s look in more detail at the run up.

Middle - or centre wicket - practice is a powerful, realistic way to train to improve your game. Now we can make it even better.

Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe talk cricket. The team look at the good and bad side of compromises. There is merit in standing your ground and working out a solution.

Plus there is chat about batting at the death and captaincy during crunch moments in cricket matches.

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With the season soon approaching, our floodlit Thursday fielding sessions are used to increase our throwing volume and we have been looking at different ways to attack a ball in the deep.