Club Development Officer: NT Cricket (Aus)

Closing Date: 18th October 2013

Reporting to the Game Development Manager, the Club Development Officer will be responsible for facilitating the promotion, operations, organisation and development of cricket clubs, in conjunction with relevant stakeholders, in the Northern Territory.

Women's Team Manager: Cricket Australia

Closing Date: 20th October 2013

The decentralised program for the Southern Stars involves state based and national squad training camps and an international playing schedule. This summer the Southern Stars will play a home series against England before heading to the T20 World Cup in Bangladesh. The Southern Stars Team Manager is responsible for the management of the Australian team during international competition in Australia and overseas and during national squad training camps. The role requires a commitment of approximately 85 days per year and the successful applicant will be paid a daily rate.

Cricket Development Officer – Schools & Education: Leicestershire & Rutland Cricket

Closing Date: 25th October 2013

Leicestershire & Rutland Cricket ("L&RC") is the Governing body for the sport in the counties and administers all aspects of recreational cricket.

We are currently looking for a Cricket Development Officer to support the Development team in the planning, delivering and monitoring of a co-ordinated programme of high quality, professional cricket activities that are reflective of the needs of the sport in the counties. The primary role of the CDO is to develop Secondary schools cricket in line with Chance to Shine ‘Sport England’ funding pathway and expectations for students aged 11 – 16.

Responsibilities of the Cricket Development Officer include but are not limited to the following:

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Academy Strength and Conditioning Coach: Northants County Cricket Club

Closing Date: 11th October 2013

Northants County Cricket Club is one of eighteen First Class county cricket clubs which make up the English domestic County Cricket leagues and are the 2013 T20 Champions.

Northants CCC also gained promotion to Division 1 of the County Championship.

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join a highly ambitious Science and Medicine Department for the 2013-14 Winter and 2014 Summer Programme.

The coaching programmes are the core activity of the Professional and Academy/Emerging Player Squads which is supported by a fully integrated programme of technical, tactical, mental, and physical and welfare sessions. Strength and Conditioning is seen as a key element of the programme.

Head Coach: Malahide Cricket Club

Closing date: Undisclosed

Malahide Cricket Club operates 5 Senior Men’s and 2 Senior Ladies teams. One of the key objectives of the Club is to develop and maintain successful senior cricket teams particularly at 1st team level and we have identified a ECB level 2 or higher qualified coach (who may still be a player) as a requirement for the 2014 season.

The chosen candidate will provide the day to day leadership of all formats of the game, and in conjunction with the Club’s Captains, Team Management and Players, will promote the highest standards of performance, behaviour and discipline. The role must provide the necessary leadership and guidance to each team. The post holder will exercise this role in close consultation and partnership with the Captains and the Chair of Cricket in order to develop and deliver sustainable success.