Masterclass: Persistence
One of my favourite sayings is, ‘It’s not how many times you get knocked down, it’s how many times you get up that counts’. I think that this is a very relevant expression for us as cricketers. Basically it means that in order to succeed you have to be prepared to accept and learn from failure. Although failure is not a pleasant part of your job, it is nevertheless part of your job and as such you will need to deal with it and learn from it. Anyone who has tasted success in any field in...
Read MoreMasterclass: Don’t Make A Bad Ball Into A Good One
One of my previous Masterclass articles is entitled Don’t Make A Good Ball Into A Bad One where I discuss the importance of shot selection in the context of a great player who I was fortunate enough to play a lot of first-class cricket with David Boon. Basically, this article talks about how Boony rarely, more so than any player I have played with, attempted to hit a good ball for runs. If you bowled him a good ball, he would respect it with a fortress like defensive stroke. However, if you bowled to Boony...
Read MoreCricket Coaching Programs – Don't Miss Out, Enrol Now!
It’s great to finally hear the crack of willow on leather as cricket season kicked off last weekend after a long and wet winter. For those of you seeking some high quality practice and great coaching in the October school holiday period, now is the time to enrol with Elite Cricket for our High Performance Academy (limited places available), School Holiday and ‘On the Ball’ programs. October 2008 School Holiday Program – Event and Enrolment details Please note that our Early Bird offer...
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