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As a player, the period between 10 to 15 years old is a critical time in a young cricketer’s development. The skills, techniques, beliefs and habits they develop now are the ones they’re going to carry into the rest of their career and life. Most children dream of playing for their country, unfortunately that realisation […]
Everyone knows that one keeper at their club who goes against the grain with some interesting wardrobe options. Their off-field fashion usually is a testament to why they get it wrong standing behind the stumps on a Saturday. You shouldn’t be able to gain an instant reputation from the clothes you wear however when it […]
Making mistakes and failing at sport, or anything in life for that matter, is not enjoyable. It can cause a lot of negative emotions and reactions, particularly in young athletes. As you grow older and gain more experience you realise that mistakes and failure are not only ok but they’re critical cogs in the wheel […]
Cricket is a team game. Yes, ultimately it is largely down to individual performances that cause the result of a match, however at the end of the day you are working with others to achieve an end result. One thing that we find continually is neglected these days is the importance of playing a role […]
Pat Cummins has had a huge 12 months which has resulted in him becoming one of, if not Australia’s most popular player among fans and winning the Allan Border Medal. Aside from the obvious - bowling fast, taking wickets and scoring valuable lower order runs, I thought I’d take a look at some of the […]