Coaching and Training

2 weeks ago

Adam Crosthwaite

Founder

Melbourne, Australia

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Welcome Century Champions League: Celebrating the Next Generation of Cricket Talent Together

We’re excited to share that The Brand Bar Sport has acquired Century Champions League (CCL) in a part ownership stake, further expanding our presence in the sporting landscape.

A league built for the bold, the skilled, and the champions of tomorrow, CCL is shaking up the game with a festival-style, short-form cricket experience that puts amateur and youth talent in the spotlight. These are franchise based tournaments with franchises owned and operated by owners across the country. In just a few weeks, this spotlight turns to Brisbane starting on Friday 25th - 27th of July for the Next XI U23 competition,

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/255/adam-crosthwaite/blog/3130/welcome-century-champions-league-celebrating-the-next-generation-of-cricket-talent-together

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5 months ago

University of Queensland Cricket Club

Brisbane, Australia

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Men’s First Grade Head Coach Opportunity for 2025-26 University of Queensland Cricket Club🏏

Following one of the Club’s most successful seasons, we are seeking a passionate and experienced coach to build on our momentum and lead the team to new heights.

The role will be responsible for managing the Men’s First Grade program, development of players and coaches, and the performance of the team.

This is a senior coaching position, requiring a deep understanding of cricket, strong leadership skills, and the ability to drive the club's cricketing vision forward.

https://www.sportspeople.com.au/jobs/83939-mens-first-grade-head-coach-university-of-queensland-cricket-club

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6 months ago

Adams Cricket Academy

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

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No names, no pack drills……

I’m sure you know who you are.

The academy coaching structure in India is broken.

The Academy structure is failing more than 60% of junior cricketers.

Too many parents are paying money for absolutely nothing.

We’ve had 40% of cricketers turn up for trials who have been paying for academy coaching for 2/3 years and they don’t even have a decent set up.

The boys we’ve seen are “chucking “and their parents have been paying big money to mainly large franchise academies for 3/4 years.. It’s sad and embarrassing watching them bowl and even more embarrassing when their non-cricket parents think they’re doing fine.

Some parents are just not aware that their children are going backwards, not forwards…

It’s nothing short of theft…

If your child was going backwards at school grades in math, science etc., parents would be asking what the teacher and school was doing…

The analogy is the same with cricket… parents do need to ask why their child isn’t improving at cricket… particularly after 1/2/3 years of academy coaching and paying the big fees..

In my opinion it’s the academies who have multiple franchises and or a large number of academies are the biggest culprits…

Think McDonalds or Burger King… … that’s how too many of our kids are being served cricket.

It’s simply a process line of people and cricket…. Do you want pickles, mayonnaise?

Most parents are getting pickled and creamed big time!!!

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7 months ago

Robert Radley

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Cricket coaching clinic for Sydney’s North Shore Junior Cricketers

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8 months ago

CricConnect Stories

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Kent Cricket is delighted to announce that Adam Hollioake is Kent Men’s new Head Coach until at least the end of the 2027 season.

The 53-year-old enjoyed a stellar playing career spanning 16 years, captaining Surrey to nine trophies, leading England in ODI cricket, and being named a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 2003.

https://www.kentcricket.co.uk/news/adam-hollioake-appointed-mens-head-coach
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8 months ago

Sports Kingdom

Singapore, Singapore

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Dear Cricket Lovers,

At CricKingdom, we're on a mission to transform cricket coaching with world-class facilities, expert training, and a shared love for the game. 🌟 Now, we’re looking to expand our coaching team and invite you to be a part of this exciting journey!

💡 Know an exceptional coach? Refer them to us and help build a stronger, more dynamic cricketing community. Together, we can nurture the next generation of cricketing stars. 🌟

Let’s shape the future of cricket, one coach at a time! 🏏

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9 months ago

Sydney Cricket Club

Sydney, Australia

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Cricket Coaching Opportunity

Sydney Cricket Club is seeking to add a qualified Level One or above cricket coach to its coaching staff for the remainder of the 2024/25 NSW Premier Cricket season.

If you are passionate about player improvement and development, have a good general knowledge of the game, are willing to learn in a team environment and have a can-do attitude, please send your expression of interest, including CV, to our general manager Steve Thomlinson at Steve.thomlinson@scgcricket.com.au as soon as possible.

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11 months ago

Sports Kingdom

Singapore, Singapore

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CricKingdom - we aim to give cricket fans all over the world a platform to learn, hone and showcase their skills by giving them high quality solutions for all things related to cricket be it coaching, equipment, facilities or tours.

Cricket is a sport that demands a unique blend of physical skill and mental fortitude. For young cricketers, developing a balanced training routine that nurtures both aspects is crucial for long-term success and well-being. This blog explores the importance of integrating physical and mental training into the routines of young cricketers and provides practical tips on how to achieve this balance.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1594/sports-kingdom/blog/2386/creating-a-balanced-routine-the-importance-of-physical-and-mental-training-in-young-cricketers

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11 months ago

Ron Woods

Cricket Coach

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Whilst at training this week, players were asking about the challenges of using many coaches, some parents are very keen for their daughters to peak early, i.e. play first grade in Sydney asap, pressure to make CNSW teams... As we work together to support the growth and development of our young cricketers, I wanted to address an important consideration regarding the use of multiple coaches.

While it’s natural to seek the best possible guidance for your child, having too many coaches can sometimes present challenges.

Different coaches may have varying philosophies and techniques. This can sometimes lead to conflicting advice, which might confuse young players rather than help them develop a clear and consistent approach.

It’s essential for young cricketers to develop their own style and instincts. While learning from various coaches can be beneficial, too much input can hinder the natural development of their unique skills.

A coach’s role goes beyond teaching skills, it’s also about mentorship and building a trusting relationship. Focusing on one or two coaches allows for a deeper connection, enabling the coach to understand your child’s strengths, areas for improvement, and personality better.

Below is State and International players, as coaches we encourage a balanced approach.

The players in the photo are: Phoebe Litchfield, Emma Hughes, Elsa Hunter and Beth Lane... all playing at the high performance end of our game

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last year

Tom Scollay

Cricket Coach

Perth, Western Australia, Australia

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A couple of weeks ago marked a significant milestone for Cricket Mentoring as we stepped onto the field for our first ever competitive matches.

In early May, I got a message from the father of a boy from Sydney who had been affected by a fraudulent cricket tour operator. The father was desperate to get some cricket for the boys whose upcoming tournament had been cancelled leaving them devastated.

7 weeks and a lot of work later, we were competing in Northern Territory Cricket's Junior Strike League tournament in Darwin.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/468/tom-scollay/blog/2274/cricket-mentoring-enters-first-ever-tournament-northern-territory-crickets-junior-strike-league

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last year

Geoff Spotswood

Cricket Coach

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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The school holidays are nearly here. Book your place at my upcoming cricket coaching clinics.

Learn new skills. Improve your gameplay. Hang out with other cricket players.
The off season is a great time for cricket players to work on their game technique, correct errors and build on strengths without the pressure of competition.

During the upcoming July school holidays, I will be running off season cricket coaching clinics at Killara Park and North Sydney (scroll down for dates).

These coaching clinics provide young players with the expert guidance required to develop their skills, technique and game awareness, in a friendly and inclusive environment.

Myself and my expert coaches will help players hone their skills, leading to improved muscle memory, by repeating correct movements over and over, so they become automatic.

Clinics are tailored to the experience levels of each player and are open to boys and girls aged 6 - 17 years. Come for just one day, a few days or attend every clinic - the choice is yours.

If you've got any questions, don't hesitate to contact me directly on 0401 382 409 or geoff@cricketcoachingclinics.com.au.

I hope to see you there,
Geoff Spotswood
Level 3 Coach (Cricket Australia)

https://mailchi.mp/832df3bc7361/reminder-dont-miss-our-april-2021-easter-school-holiday-clinics-12704209?e=2b36aa8c9a

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last year

Adams Cricket Academy

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

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Not quite the World Cup, but this is where it all begins in India 🇮🇳. Today at Siri Fort, Delhi, fifty junior cricketers are practicing in 47-degree heat, aiming to represent India and play in the IPL one day. They know that past players from the Madan Lal Cricket Academy, like Simarjeet Singh, are now playing IPL and first-class cricket.

In Australia, junior cricketers wouldn't be training in such severe heat, but the reality is these boys will soon be playing matches in similar conditions. Adapting to all weather conditions is essential for Indian and Australian coaches wishing to work in the subcontinent. The extreme heat may not be comfortable, but it's part of the journey for these aspiring cricketers and coaches. 🏏☀️

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last year

Glenorchy Cricket Club

Hobart, Australia

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The club is delighted to announce our Captain/Coaches for season 2024/25

Josh Hartill will again lead our 1st Grade squad following a stellar 2023/24 season where he scored nearly 1000 runs, was runner-up in the Emerson Rodwell Medal, named as Captain in the CTPL team of the year as well as being a regular in the Tasmanian Second XI team.

Simon Palmer takes the reins of 2nd Grade after picking up the role mid-season last season. Simon brings a wealth of experience having been a top performer mainly in our 2nd Grade team over the last 15 years where he is on the verge of becoming our leading 2nd Grade run-scorer in with a strong season this year.

Damien West will be returning to the playing ranks and mentoring our 3rd Grade squad after leading our Junior Program the past six years. Damien has led 2nd Grade for several seasons in the past and will be hoping to continue to raise the bar set by Steve Sillifant and Jack Young in recent years who have done a fantastic job to lead the 3’s to two flags in the past three seasons.

Stay tuned for more exciting announcements before the week is out!!

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last year

Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club Sydney

Sydney, Australia

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Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club is pleased to announce that Gary Whitaker has been appointed as Head Coach for the 2024/2025 season.

This is exciting news for the club as Gary brings with him a wealth of Premier Grade coaching experience and success.

Gary will be forming his Coaching Staff, Plans and Schedules over the next few weeks.

Following his appointment, Gary expressed his delight at joining the Dolphins.

“Accepting the position of Head Coach for Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club is a tremendous honour and an exciting challenge.

The club has a rich history and a strong community spirit, and I am eager to build on its legacy of success.

I look forward to working with the clubs talented players and its dedicated volunteers to develop our strategies, enhance our performance, and achieve our goals.

Together, we will strive to uphold the club's values, foster a positive and competitive environment, and bring pride to our supporters.

Thank you for this opportunity; I am committed to making Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club the best it can be.”

Welcome to the Dolphins Gary & we wish you every success!

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last year

Coaches Association HKHDCCA

Cricket Coach

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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The Coaches' Association (HKHDCCA) wishes to pay tribute to its Head Coach, Rod Hokin, who has decided to stand down from the role after 14 years of wonderful volunteer service on our Executive Committee. Rod is a Cricket Australia High Performance (Level 3) accredited cricket coach and Life Member of the Coaches’ Association, who has led our team of qualified coaches superbly since our inception in 2010. He has also been an inspirational Head Coach at so many of our school holiday junior cricket clinics over the years, as well as three U/15 Boys overseas cricket tours to Sri Lanka (2015), Barbados (2017) and India (2019).

Our new Head Coach for 2024-25 onwards will be announced at our AGM on 19 June 2024 at Vikings Sports Club,

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1307/coaches-association-hkhdcca/blog/2192/thank-you-rod-hokin-ndash-head-coach-2010-ndash-2024

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last year

Andre Burger

Cricket Coach

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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Emotions can have a significant impact on performance in cricket. When players experience intense emotions such as anxiety, fear, or anger, it can affect their focus, decision-making abilities, and physical performance, all of which can impact their overall performance on the field. Here are some ways emotions can impact performance in cricket:

· Focus: Emotions can impact a player's ability to focus on the game. When players are anxious or angry, for example, their attention can be diverted from the game, making them less able to focus on the task at hand.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/720/andre-burger/blog/2187/emotions-the-impact-on-performance

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last year

Matthew Mott

Cricket Coach

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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Further evidence to great coaches creating a legacy was in one of Rod Marsh’s finest students Ricky Ponting. I grew up playing against Ricky and he was, without doubt, a prodigy, head and shoulders above the next best of his age. Ricky had always been very generous with his time when we have crossed paths and often popped his head in when I was Head Coach of NSW to make observations of some of our young players.

I had two encounters with Ricky that have made me realise he could become a truly great coach and take coaching in Australia to another level.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1012/matthew-mott/blog/1118/rickys-influence

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last year

Andre Burger

Cricket Coach

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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Neuro Batting: Optimising Batting Performance through Neuroscience

We are excited to announce the upcoming launch of our "Neuro Batting" program, a progressive approach to cricket training that integrates the latest advances in neuroscience with traditional batting methods. This program is designed to improve batting skills and fundamentally enhance the cognitive aspects of batting performance under pressure.

🧠 Whether you're looking to refine your skills or coach others to reach their potential, Neuro Batting offers the tools to succeed.

🧠 At the heart of Neuro Batting is our commitment to understanding the brain's role in batting. Through meticulous research and innovative technology, we've developed training methods that enhance neural efficiency, decision-making speed, and focus—all crucial elements for a batter wanting to perform under pressure.

🏏 Our tailored program includes:
· Key Assessment Areas:
- Vision
- Cognition
- Psychological
· Neurofeedback Training: To improve concentration and reduce response times.
· Cognitive Simulations: High-intensity drills that mimic game situations to boost strategic thinking and mental agility.

This program is perfect for ambitious cricketers aiming to elevate their game and coaches dedicated to nurturing top-tier talent. By understanding and training the brain, our athletes can achieve exceptional levels of performance.

🔗 Join us as we unveil more details about Neuro Batting and prepare to transform the way you play. Our official launch is approaching, and we can't wait to share this journey with you.

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last year

UTS North Sydney District Cricket Club

Sydney, Australia

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UTS North Sydney Cricket Club is seeking applications for the position of First Grade Coach.

UTS North Sydney is one of twenty clubs within the NSW Premier Cricket men's competition, and also competes in NSW Women's Premier Cricket.

With a strong, young senior playing squad, we are looking for an inspirational and values-driven Men's First Grade Coach who will shape, develop and lead the playing group with the key aim of developing a team and squad which is challenging for First Grade Premierships in all formats within the next three years. The successful applicant will have demonstrated a successful track record of leading and developing players through embedding a high-performance culture at Premier Cricket level or equivalent. They will have proven success in creating a collaborative, supportive, inclusive and standards-driven team ethos at the appropriate level for Premier Cricket.

The role will be responsible for implementing player development plans for the First Grade and senior playing group, which develop the long-term capability of our players to compete consistently and successfully in Premier Cricket. The Men's First Grade Coach will work with the coaching team on and off the field to the highest possible standard of excellence and professionalism, enhancing the UTS North Sydney brand and reputation.

https://www.sportspeople.com.au/jobs/80897-mens-first-grade-coach-uts-north-sydney-district-cricket-club

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last year

Queensland Cricket

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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Former South African limited over captain Johan Botha will take on the coaching roles of the Brisbane Heat and Queensland Bulls for the next three years.

Botha, 42, was confirmed today as the new head coach by Queensland Cricket CEO Terry Svenson, filling the roles left vacant by the departure of Wade Seccombe in March.

“We’re excited to announce Johan will take on the Heat and Bulls coaching roles and look forward to welcoming he and his family to Queensland,’’ he said.

https://www.qldcricket.com.au/news/4010402/botha-signs-as-coach

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