With the season soon approaching, our floodlit Thursday fielding sessions are used to increase our throwing volume and we have been looking at different ways to attack a ball in the deep.

You might have been told the best way to learn something is to work it out yourself. But how do you do that in a cricket net?

Every bowler benefits from a few extra klicks on the gun. Research into bowling pace has moved on a bit since we last talked about it, so it’s time for an update.

Do batter and bowlers arguments happen every week in your net sessions?

That’s the modus-operandi for many club and school net sessions, isn’t it?

It can be no different here at Millfield at times and as a result, our coaching group aim to come up with net formats to facilitate as much “bang for our buck” in our competitive net sessions as we possibly can.

Form is a strange thing. We all know it when we have it, and we all wonder how to get it back when it goes.

One of the fastest ways to get something from a big net session is to give it a theme.

We stood in silence. Blinking at each other.

It’s shocking to see so many cricket players sabotage their chances by lying.

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