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Cricket Show 62: Senyo Nyakutse co-hosts
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miCricketCoach Show LogoThe New Year edition of the show sees Senyo Nyakutse in the co-host chair. Gary Palmer gives the lowdown on batting again and David interviews former England analyst Mark Garaway about coaching in Ireland.

Finally we answer your questions. Topics in the show include:

  • The Duraband cricket system and how it helps prevent injuries.
  • How to improve your fast bowling run up. (Andy Caddick's online coaching course is mentioned.)
  • Reasons why a batter is getting out edging to the slips and gulley too often.
  • How to deal with the pressure of being a captain and all-rounder.

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Cricket Basic Number 59 (Batting): Get Back to Where You Once Belonged

59. If there is a mix-up running between wickets go back to the end you just came from – most communication mix-ups happen as you are starting out for a run and involve both players heading in the same direction. If both batsmen know to return to their own end in a mix-up there is obviously less chance of them both winding up at the same end.

 
 
 
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