Cricket NSW is pleased to announce an upcoming Spin Bowling Seminar with Australian and RTA SpeedBlitz Blues spinner Nathan Hauritz.
Who Nathan Hauritz
When Monday 6th September 2010 (6 to 7.30pm)
Where Gujarat NRE SCG Indoor Centre Auditorium
This seminar provides a terrific opportunity for both coaches and spin bowlers to learn from Australia’s current No 1 spinner. Nathan has had tremendous success for Australia in Test, One Day and Twenty20 cricket over the past couple of years.
The seminar will follow a Q&A format where audience participation will be encouraged.
Nathan will be discussing areas such as
- Technique
- Concentration
- Strategies & Tactics
- Twenty20 cricket
The cost of the Seminar is $20 for students and currently accredited coaches and $30 for all others.
To qualify for the lower price coaches need to quote their 6 digit Cricket Australia number on the enrolment form.
An information flyer and the enrolment form have been posted on the Cricket NSW website at:
http://www.cricketnsw.com/news-display/Nathan-Hauritz-Spin-Bowling-Seminar/21669
Should you wish to attend, please download and return the enrolment form with your payment.

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Cricket NSW has two Education Seminars coming up in the month of August at the Gujarat NRE SCG Indoor Centre Auditorium
Brett Lee Fast Bowling Seminar Wednesday 4th August 6 to 7pm
Simon Katich Batting Seminar Tuesday 17th August 7 to 8.30pm
These Seminars provide a terrific opportunity for coaches and players alike to learn from two of Australia’s best cricketers over the past decade.
Both evenings will follow a Q&A format where audience participation will be encouraged.
Simon and Brett will be discussing areas such as:

• technique
• concentration
• strategies & tactics
• Twenty 20 cricket

The cost for each Seminar is $20 for currently accredited coaches and students and $30 for all others.
To qualify for the lower price of $20, coaches need to quote their 6 digit CAID number on their enrolment form.
An information flyer and enrolment form for each Seminar have been posted on the Cricket NSW Education & Training website at:

http://www.cricketnsw.com/coaching-seminars/Coaching-Seminars/18424

Should you wish to attend, please download and return the enrolment form with your payment.

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Mosman Cricket Club seeks a results driven Head Coach for Grade Cricket for 2010-11.

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Sydney University are seeking a new Director of Cricket/Club coach.

Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness is a dynamic organisation providing sporting, recreation and fitness services to the University and general community. This involves the coordination of over 40 sporting clubs, management of several health, fitness and other sports-related facilities, as well as the coordination of University and community-based sport and recreation programs.

We are seeking an energetic, motivated and experienced person to work closely with SUSF, Sydney University Cricket Club and their members; whose roles are primarily concerned with creating High Performance athletes and fostering an environment of sporting and academic excellence. The Director of Cricket/Club Coach is responsible for the organisation, promotion and implementation of the following programs: Club Coach, Scholarship and Elite Development program, Schools & Community, Participation, Women’s Cricket as well as providing an opportunity for all players to enjoy the University Cricket experience.

Click here for more details

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Camberwell Magpies CC is seeking expressions of interest for the above position in Victorian Premier Cricket
Candidates must have Level 2 or above Coaching Accreditation.
For details, contact Russell Thomas on 0411814144
Applications close 19th March 2010

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Cricket NSW will be conducting “The First Hour” Seminar at the South Grafton Ex-Services Club on Tuesday 2nd March from 7 to 8.30pm.

The Seminar will feature current Speed Blitz Blues Fast Bowler bowler Aaron Bird and former NZ opening batsman Bruce Edgar. They will be discussing “The First Hour” of a cricket match from both multi day and limited over perspectives. “The First Hour” of any cricket match is vital. The team who wins the first hour, will set themselves up in a position of dominance.

Aaron, a North Coast junior, has played over 40 matches for NSW and was runner up to Phillip Hughes in the 2008-09 Steve Waugh Medal for NSW Player of the Year.

Bruce played 39 Tests and 64 One Day Internationals for New Zealand, facing Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thomson and the West Indies fast bowling attack of Holding, Marshall, Garner etc at their peak .

This seminar provides a tremendous opportunity for all coaches, captains and any aspiring batsmen & fast bowlers from age 13 upwards to upskill themselves.

The cost of attendance is $20 for accredited coaches and students and $30 for all others.

An information flyer and enrolment form are also attached to this email. Please complete and return the enrolment form if you wish to attend.

Details of this Seminar have also been posted on the Cricket NSW Education & Training Website at http://www.cricketnsw.com/default.aspx?s=coaching-seminars&id=18424

Please feel free to circulate this information to all and sundry in your area. The more associations, clubs and individuals we can spread the word to, the more people are likely to attend.

If you have any questions or require further details, please feel free to contact myself or after hours Jason Thompson from Clarence River Junior Cricket Association on 0432565553.

Grafton Flier 1
Grafton enrolment

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CNSW is the peak sporting organisation responsible for the governance, development, promotion and administration of cricket throughout NSW.

The High Performance (HP) Department is responsible for the development of junior cricketers through a number of programs – Emerging Blues, Emerging Breakers, NSW U19, NSW U17 and NSW U15 Teams.

The HP Department is calling for expressions of interest for the Head Coach of Emerging Breakers Programs. Currently, we have 10 Emerging Breakers programs:

1. Metropolitan Sydney U13
2. Metropolitan Sydney U14
3. Metropolitan Sydney U15
4. Metropolitan Sydney U17
5. Riverina
6. Illawarra/Southern
7. Western
8. Central Coast/Newcastle
9. Central North
10. North Coast

If you are interested in applying for one of the above positions, please read the attached Job Description and submit your CV to Lisa Sthalekar: EB Job Description

lisa.sthalekar@cricketnsw.com.au

(02) 8302 6017

Please indicate clearly which program you are applying for.

All enquiries can be directed to Lisa.

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Here is another free video I found on YouTube.
This is part of the Channel 9 series filmed many years ago.
The principle of batting are the same today.

1. Batting Grip – A young Michael Slater takes you through the basics of the batting grip.
2. Batting Stance – The batting stance is one of the most important basisc to get right when batting.
   Slats gives you all the basics to build a stance to score big runs on.
3. Eye on ball – Keeping your eye on the ball well help you avoid bouncers.
4. Using your feet – Using your feet can help you overcome any bowling
5. Backfoot shots – Slat gives you all the tips to play back foot shot like Ricky Ponting
6. Frontfoot shots – Attacking or defending the key is good footwork and position.
7. Cut Shot – Probably Michael Slater’s best shot.

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This is one of the best videos i have come across.
‘Bowlologist’ Damien Fleming takes us through the key point to bowling the perfect out swinger.
The leg cutter is one of the most difficult balls to bowl. Simon O’Donnell talks about the best way to achieve the perfect leg cutter.

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