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You under-appreciate your feet.

You might have been told the best way to learn something is to work it out yourself. But how do you do that in a cricket net?

Sam Lavery, Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe talk about playing and coaching cricket at every level. Run outs are first on the agenda as the team talk about an article that has a new idea to simplify them.

Then there are listener's questions. This week's quries are about anxiety when batting and fitness for a teenage fast bowler.

Millfield school’s junior batting programme for Year 9 (13–14 year old cricketers) is focused on the fundamentals of movement, balance and how we can best generate power and ball speed off the bat.

Every bowler benefits from a few extra klicks on the gun. Research into bowling pace has moved on a bit since we last talked about it, so it’s time for an update.

Join PitchVision Director of Coaching, David Hinchliffe, this Friday as he chats with you and answers your coaching questions, live!

Perth Scorchers are the most successful Big Bash team. They won the 2016–17 tournament with a canter in the final.

Is there anything we can take from their approach?

What are the standards in your cricket team? It's a tricky subject, but the team of Sam Lavery, Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe get stuck into it in the podcast discussion.

Then there are listener's questions about drives. One is about the difficulty of hitting straight and the other is about the flow of the cover drive. If you bat or coaching batting, you have to listen in!

Do batter and bowlers arguments happen every week in your net sessions?

That’s the modus-operandi for many club and school net sessions, isn’t it?

It can be no different here at Millfield at times and as a result, our coaching group aim to come up with net formats to facilitate as much “bang for our buck” in our competitive net sessions as we possibly can.