PitchVision has entered South Australia in partnership with Gillespie Sports. The ball tracking and video analysis technology has been installed to give feedback to your batting and bowling that you never knew existed.

Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and Khyati Gulani join David Hinchliffe to talk cricket. The show stars with a discussion about the best time to start a big change in your game. technical or tactical changes that need a lot of work need to be done at the right time and for the right reasons.

Plus, there are questions on end of season training and improving concentration for opening the batting and keeping wicket.

Have you ever asked for captaincy feedback?

Those who are brave enough often pick up great insights that help shape their future and more effective leadership approaches.

Encouraging your team is a good thing. When you see your mate in nets play a nice shot, you shout "shot!" because it's the done thing. But, does this encouragement help?

2,342 runs at an average of 90.08. Nine hundreds, including a double hundred and 309* in a 40 over match.

Impressed?

These are not the stats of a county cricket batsman. These are the 2016 stats of Cannock Cricket Club's Brian Barnard. He plays limited over cricket at weekends, like thousands of others in England. How the heck did a club player managed to score so many runs?

Closing date: undisclosed

South Derbyshire Cricket Club seeking to appoint a dynamic and enthusiastic player/coach for the 2017 season.

Closing date: 5th September 2016

This role is pivotal to enable Oxfordshire Cricket to work within the Game Wide Strategy, ‘Cricket Unleashed’, specifically under the ‘More Play’ area. Participation within Cricket will be a real focus for everyone involved in the game.

Closing date: 4th September 2016

Reporting to: Strength and Conditioning Coach/Academy Director
Hours: 40 per week with flexible approach as weekend work will be required
Salary: dependent upon experience

Closing date: 6th September 2016

Role: To help deliver the national strategy for inclusion & diversity in Cricket, through the regional hubs and county networks supporting growth within the game through traditional and non-traditional delivery agents from grassroots to elite cricket increasing participation for :- Women & Girls, Disability, multi-cultural communities and casual cricket.

Closing date: 2nd September 2016

Exciting opportunity in Australian cricket
Engage with a diverse range of stakeholders
Located in Melbourne