by Paul Smith | Aug 5, 2022 | Inside Cricket
It is said that a professional sports performer dies twice, the first time when they retire from playing, the second being the inevitable. Having dedicated your life to your sport, it`s all over, and every aspect of your previous life has gone with the blink of an...
by Paul Smith | Jun 23, 2022 | Inside Cricket
Poor form is part and parcel of sport and sometimes you`ll feel the game you once loved is starting to eat away at you. The more you analyse your predicament the more confusing things seem to get, and those days of rich pickings seem a country mile from where your...
by Mark Boyns | May 19, 2022 | Inside Cricket
I had struggled somewhat to develop my own coaching philosophy in cricket. Now I’ve realised the main reason for this is actually the core of what my philosophy actually is. Confusing?! I’ll try to explain. I love cricket. I have been fascinated with it...
by Paul Smith | Apr 14, 2022 | Inside Cricket
A groundbreaking season. No team in our sport had ever achieved what we`d pulled out the hat. Not before, not since. It took unheard of levels of commitment. Time and again we`d have to dig deep. Runs and wickets don`t appear by themselves and transforming a team from...
by Paul Smith | Mar 2, 2022 | Inside Cricket
The importance of a mentor or a senior figure cannot be, and should never be underestimated. – A well versed elder can transform a player, improve thought patterns, but most importantly eliminate much of the worry which effects performance within our everyday lives....
by Mark Boyns | Feb 7, 2022 | Inside Cricket
It is hard to imagine Shane Warne as anything other than a master of leg spin. The image of him waiting to bowl, ball spinning between hands, before his walk to the crease is immovable from my cricketing memories. However, his route to 708 test wickets tells us much...
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