Issue 31 - February 2016

EVERYTHING
CRICKET
February 2016 • Issue 31
Tips
Keeping your head still,
under arm throwing all
basics we tend to overlook.
Trigger
Movements
The Pros and Cons
Teams Named
and Results
The results of various
tournaments and squads
named are all here.
Pink Stumps Day
2 Months to Go
This is coming soon is your
club involved and ready?
With the second half of the season started
its a fight for the finals
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Editorial
The big bash finals are on and unfortunately the Scorchers are not there, the females that I thought were in with a
real chance of winning it faded in the Semi Final as did the
men.
Its a great spectacle and one that is here to stay. So how
do we rate WA’s performance, the State Junior sides did
not manage to make finals, and the silverware cupboard
is not looking too good. Is there something wrong with
WA cricket? Listening to loads of people, everyone has an
opinion and thats what makes this game so great, we all
know better. Its best to put your trust in the coaches and
have an opinion but perhaps keep it to yourself.
Belridge Secondary College
Cricket Academy
Places for this year's intake are still open if you are
interested in more information please contact Scott
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[email protected]
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“The most consistent
difference between
elite and less
successful athletes is
that elite athletes
possess greater
self-confidence.”
Gould et al
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The NO-BALL
Recap
If I have one pet hate its the front foot no ball and as it turns out
so does the Australian Coach
I think that this warm up drill is worth a
mention again.
One of the jokes (not so funny) that came out of the Boxing Day
test is that the Australian’s had to take 23 wickets to win the game.
That front foot no ball is a curse and one that is not too difficult to
erradicate.
I believe that discipline and being harder in the nets is the
answer. Players too often just run in and bowl in the nets and I
can guarantee you that a good portion of these hundreds of balls
bowled are front foot no balls. As coaches come down on the
bowlers hard each and every time to prevent this from happening
in a game. That one wicket that is ruled out because of this might
cost you the match. It something that if martialled properly will be
stopped, not completely, but in the main giving your side the best
chance of winning.
Why do players bowl no balls when run ups, especially in the
internationals, are measured to the cm? its because either the
bowler isn’t bothered to hit their marks consistently or if the bowler
want to put in an effort ball and they over stride.
If the bowler couldn’t be bothered they need to be pulled aside and
given a talking too about being a part of the team and their role and
what is expected. If they are over striding to deliver an effort ball,
well then explain that the extra bit of pace doesn’t come from the
run up but rather from their energy through the crease and follow
through.
Too many extras and life lines are attributed to front foot no balls
and the bowlers need to take ownership of this but at training the
coaches need to come down hard on the offenders not only for the
team but for the personal development of the bowler.
Put in a bit of effort to keep your players doing the right thing in the
nets and see the benefits in the game.
Tips
If you are struggling to keep your eyes level
and your head falls away whilst batting what
you might want to try is to keep your chin as
close to your shoulder as possible at delivery
then when offering a shot tilt your shoulder
toward the pitch of the ball and try to keep
your head cemented to the shoulder. Once
you consciously do this for a period of time it
becomes second nature and should prevent
your head from falling away.
The days of just a lap around the oval is over.
Instead get each player to take a ball with them
and get them to roll it in front of them with one
hand and pick it up with the other and so on.
This not only gets the running component in but
also gets them to roll the ball, judge the pickup
and swooping to collect.
Players tend to throw the ball too far ahead
which defeats the purpose so get them to roll it
5m ahead and do so for the entire run.
The Beginning
Again
Having just watched the Boxing Day Test
during a masterclass the one thing that was
mentioned was to always revist the stance.
We have gone through this a number of times
but here are a few more reasons to try and get
this right.
Feet should be a comfortable width apart - wide
enough to be able to move forward or back to
the ball easily and efficiently. Too narrow and
you have no stability and too wide impedes your
movement.
Hands - try to maintain your hands close to your
body, never let your hands get away from your
body and keep your backlift just out towards
slips.
Keep your eyes level - on delivery your eyes
need to be level, every player is different and
whether you tap your bat or hold your bat up the
key is that as the ball is delivered your eyes are
level.
There are many players that do all these things
differently but the keys are watching the ball eyes level - ability to move to the ball and access
to the ball.
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Where too now?
As everyone knows only the very top are able to live the dream
of playing cricket as a profession, what happens to the rest?
Not everyone is able to make a living from playing cricket, its a great
dream and one that we wish we could all live but the reality is that
we can’t. What makes the difference is knowing in yourself whether
you have what it takes to make it. Not false hope or your parents
telling you that you are better than everyone else but truth in what
you are capable of.
Those that are placed on a pedestal very rarely have what it takes to
make it to the top, they are filled with nonsense and have little to no
work ethic as in their mind they are at the top of the game and have
nothing to improve on.
Those that have a level head and are realistic about their abilities
need to ensure that they have a balanced life. Putting all your efforts
into something that is not going to be your life profession at a young
age makes you miss out on life. This goes especially for those
doing year 12. You get one shot at this and unless you have already
been identified as one to watch, I would be putting my eggs in the
academic or trades basket but still being the best I could be on the
field. Nothing is stopping you from achieving higher honours after
year 12.
For those that are in a position to play cricket for a profession, make
the most of it. The life of a professional cricketer is finite so make
hay whilst the sun shines but make provisions for your future. Get
something behind you whether it be a Business degree or even a
Level 3 Coaching accreditation, but don’t just rest on your laurels as
from one season to the next you never know.
We all at times wish we could make a living doing something we are
passionate about but dreams don’t pay the bills so be an achiever,
strive to be the best you can be but be realistic.
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1000 Runs
Have you ever hit a hundred? Imagine hittin
1000 in one innings.
An indian teenager scored an amazing 1009 not
out in a 2 day school game. He achieved this off
323 deliveries.
The team ended up making 1465 for 2. Sounds
crazy but its true.
WA Country
Champs
The competition where WA had a real chance
to come home with the silverware.
In game one against NSW, WA won by 19 runs
with Patrick Butker taking 5 for 58 and Jono
Whitney contributing 73 with the bat.
After losing to SA, WA finally ended up 4th
missing out on bringing home the spoils.
AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY XI (MEN)
Ben Smith (SA, c), Michael Arblaster (NSW),
Nathan Walsh (VIC), Kaden Dickfos (QLD), Ben
Parish (SA), Tony Hampson (QLD), Ben Boyd
(VIC), Shayne Bidwell (WA), Adam Ward (QLD),
Scott Burkinshaw (NSW), Sean Nottle (SA),
Patrick Butler (WA).
AUSTRALIAN COUNTRY XI (FEMALE)
Norma Ovasuru (EAP, c), Brittany Perry (SA), Tess
Cooper (QLD), Jane Neil (VIC), Tabatha Saville
(NT), Lauren Mainwaring (WA), Chelsea Moscript
(VIC), Hannah Clarke (QLD), Anna Paton (QLD),
Emma Faint (SA), Emma Gallagher (VIC), Lexi
Muller (NT).
Did you See...
Great spectacle in the Big Bash Renegades vs the Scorchers.
Some great efforts, firstly Gale and Finch then Dorff with a screamer
caught and bowled then Klinger and Marsh carrying their bats and
winning the game....
Test Best of 2015
Here is how the Test standings finished for 2015
Batting
1. Steve Smith
Australia
2. Kane Willimson
New Zealand
3. Joe Root
England
4. AB De Villiers
South Africa
5. David Warner
Australia
6. Younus Khan
Pakistan
7. Angelo Mathews
Sri Lanka
Its about the team and it doesn’t matter how menial the task its
about what you can do to make a difference. I tell the players that
are 12th man to be the best 12th man ever. Justin Langer is one
person who demands excellence and leads by example.
8. Hashim Amla
South Africa
9. Alistair Cook
England
10. Misbah-ul-Haq
Pakistan
Well done Justin and I hope that all young players follow in his
footsteps.
Bowling
My highlight was right at the end and something that in my view
epitomises what a legend Justin Langer is. The game was over
and the camera went to Justin Langer and there he was picking up
empty bottles and putting them in the bin, helping stack the chairs
that to me shows the class of this man.
Captaincy in
cricket, often goes
to the best or the
most senior player,
not the best leader
in the team.
Sanjay Manjrekar
Pros and Cons of
Trigger Movements
Pros
Gets your feet moving (unweighting)
Creates rhythm
Assists with weight transfer.
Cons
Head falling away
Lack of Balance
Tendency to play leg side
1. Ravichandran Ashwin India
2. Dale Steyn
South Africa
3. Stuart Broad
England
4. Yasir Shah
Pakistan
5. James Anderson
England
6. Ravindra Jadeja
India
7. Trent Boult
New Zealand
8. Josh Hazelwood
Australia
9. Vernon Philander
South Africa
10. Tim Southee
New Zealand
Want to Bowl Faster?
We all want that extra yard of speed without losing
control here are 2 things to check.
Wrist Position - ensure that you have your fingers and
wrist behond the ball on delivery. If you don’t then the
ball is released without the full force possible. Practice
this by flicking the ball to a partner focusing on wrist
and fingers behind the ball and seam up.
Momentum and Finishing the action - the run up must
build up and continue through to target not slow up
(stutter), ensure your bound is not too high taking away
that momentum whilst transitioning from run up to
delivery. Follow through and finish the action.
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72 Players Selected for
U15 Carnival
The U15 Carnival that was held from the 12th to the 14th
January had 72 players to be placed in 4 sides.
Connor Dimech
Ryleigh Cameron
Timon Peters
Raynell Edmunds
Lachlan Dique
Lane Berry
Ronon Hogarth
Andrew Butler
Brendan McPhee
Joseph Moylan
Nicholas Shaw
James Carvalho
Jackson Lake
Bradley Marlborough
Taj Ferguson
Tom Drake-Brockman
Parker Doncon
Ayden Wedge
Jayden Goodwin
James Ewing
Jay Crossman
Aiden Robbins
Connor Gent
Coby Edmondstone
Caiden Eaton
Deon Billington
Callum Douglas
Hennie van der Walt
Michael Herbst
Samual Williams
Lachlan Fraser
Nicholas Blazevich
Eshan Raizada
Brayden van Deuren
Kyle Walsh
Thomas McLean
Lachie Hardy
Rhai-Arn Cox
Jesse Messere
Connor Smith
Jordan Clark
Oscar Charlesworth
Thomas Doggart
Adam Edwards
Bayley Holman
Kyle Potter (Fremantle)
Mitch McLlheney
Mitchell Searston
Alex Xiao (Fremantle)
Mitch Rudrum
Dane Johnston
Darcy Cruttenden
Jake Back
Brodee Foster
Lachlan O’Shea
Aiden Dallimore
Matthew Ferreira
Michael Ferreira
Connor Chadwick
Keegan Finn
Matt Shyne
Adam Hicks
Lachlan Farrow
Joshua Goodwin
Nicholas Veletta
Jordan Russell
Ringo McKenna
Hudson Toomey
Lee O’Sullivan
Hudson Knight
Calan Hill
Long Barrier
Stop the ball
Watch the ball
Body Behind the door
Use 2 hands
Future’s League
The Futures League squad played at
Munaka Oval.
The squad consisting of Will Bosisto (c), Jake
Carder, Nick Hobson, Hilton Cartwright, Jaron
Morgan, Darcy Short, Josh Inglis, Matt Kelly,
Josh Nicholas, Liam O’Connor, Ryan Duffield,
Michael Hogan played from the 11th to 14
January against the ACT.
WA romped to victory with a double century to
Bosisto and centuries to Cartwright and Short,
made it an easy win.
Judging Length
Drill
One thing I found useful was getting
players to judge length, here is a simple
drill
Get the player to tell you where on the pitch
they feel comfortable going forward to the
ball, place a piece of tape, chalk line or cones
there.
Go back 15m and use tennis balls to under
arm them at the batsman at different lengths (I
use tennis balls because at slow pace, when
pitched short gets the batsman playing back
to the ball as it will bounce.
Make it a competition everytime they get it
wrong they run, burpees etc,
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Arm / Shoulder
Stretch
Before bowling or throwing doing a basic warm up is a good
idea.
Bring one arm across your chest and the other comes up and
around that arm and back towards the same shoulder. Hold for 10
and repeat.
What to Teach the
Little Ones
There is no point in teaching young kids
about weight transfer or unweighting but you
can teach them that cricket is fun.
Age is important when it comes to cricketers and
where they are in their development. With thre
young ones the key is to get them to have fun
because it is fun not results that will bring them
back. Besides hitting, bowling and catching
teaching the players about balance agility and
speed (athleticism) is key as this is one thing that
the player can maintain in sport and in life.
Start getting these young players to start having
a positive attitude, no place for temper tantrums
nip them in the bud early. They need to respect
themsleves , their team mates and the game, if
taught the right values at this age it will remain
with them forever.
Lastly give praise and encouragment when
deserved, there is nothing that diminishes praise
like mediocre performances.Praise those for
doing the right thing and this will filter through
the rest. Get these kids to come back next year
and you would have done a good job.
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Country XI Named
Following the championships 3 WA players excelled
Patrick Butler, Shayne Bidwell and Lauren Mainwaring named in the
Commonwealth Bank Australian Country Cricket Championships
team of the tournaments.
Finishing fourth in the Men’s Division and sixth in the Women’s
Division these players stood out from the rest. Congratulations to
them.
Tips for Umpiring this
Weekend
A few tips if you are out in the middle this weekend
1. Know the rules well for your specific age group if modified.
2. Make sure that you have everything you need out in the midlle,
counter etc....
3. Make sure that you are not late.
4. Work with the other umpire and scorers.
5. Ensure that the ground is fit for play.
6. Make your signals clear and await acknowledgment.
7. Ensure that the spirit of the game is maintained.
U18 Female
Championships
WA went over to compete at the National
competition but did not fare well
Their first game was against ACT/NSW Country who
amassed 258 for 6 of their 50 overs WA in return only
managed 62. Unfortunately game 2 was no better, WA
only managed 48 and Tasmania got the runs in the 16th
over.
In game 3 WA fell 26 runs short vs NSW Metropolitan
and then were no match for Victoria.
WA returned winless from the tournament and can only
but look forward to next year.
Back It Up
Just a reminder to do the basics.
Watching the Big Bash and seeing the intent makes me
think about why players don’t do it all the time? Why
does the non striker not be in a position to take that
run? I think its just laziness. There is no reason not to
be in the best possible position to take runs when they
are on offer.
Runs don’t just appear in the scorebook you have to
put them there so make sure you play your part.
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Being A Team
Stick together, whilst off the field
Act as one on the field
Wear the uniform with pride
Be punctual
Work hard for each other
Top U15’s Selected
Following the Carnival and 72 of the best U15
players the following were selected School
Championship.
Dean Billington (Wanneroo), Nicholas Blazevich
(Willetton), Damien Burrage (RockinghamMandurah), Ryleigh Cameron (Bayswater-Morley),
Connor Chadwick (Joondalup), Jordan Clark
(Rockingham-Mandurah/Great Southern), Callum
Douglas (Wanneroo), Thomas Drake-Brockman
(South Perth), Keegan Finn (Joondalup), Lachlan
Fraser (Willetton), Jayden Goodwin (South West),
Lachlan Hardy (Mount Lawley), Bayley Holman
(Fremantle), Brendan McPhee (Scarborough), Jesse
Messere (Perth), Connor Smith (Perth/South West)
Cricket - “Education through Sport”
Do you want to play cricket at the highest level?
Do you want to play cricket while you complete school?
Do you want to have weekends free to play for your cricket club?
Then Kent Street Senior High School’s Cricket Course is for you.
What happens in my time there?
Students in the Cricket Course at Kent Street complete 4 hours a week of specialist cricket, play their
matches during school hours and have access to turf grounds for all their matches.
You get the opportunity to play cricket in a different country within the schools travel program as
well as go on interstate trips to play in the annual 5 Highs Carnival and go on numerous camps
throughout all other year groups. Also upon completing Year 12 all students who have successfully
passed the course gain a Certificate II in Career Orientated Sport.
How do I get in?
To get into the program there is a skills trial day for all students entering year 8 in the March they are
in year 7 and for all other year groups or if you miss the trial day just contact the staff and arrange a
time for your child to be put through their paces at the school.
Contact:
Cory Hugo 0466 150 591 or
[email protected]
Kent Street has helped develop local players such as Marcus North, Luke Ronchi, Luke Pomersbach,
Drew Porter, Marcus Harris and Michael Dighton to name a few….
YOU COULD BE OUR NEXT AUSTRALIAN TEST PLAYER
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Centurions 2015/16
Tormay, Chris
Secret Harbour Dockers Cricket Club
PCAI.:C Grade
231
Ridley, Jason T
Western Suburbs Cricket Club
WASTCA.:9th Grade
219
Ridley, Jason T
Western Suburbs Cricket Club
WASTCA.:9th Grade
210
O’Byrne, Brendon T
Tuart Hill Cricket Club Inc.
WASTCA.:10th Grade
204
Rutgers, Corey L
West Pilbara Cricket Association 1
SCW B Section3
202
Wood, Alex
Sorrento Duncraig Senior Cricket Club
NSCCA: E Grade
200
Peckover, Andrew R
Singleton Irwinians Cricket Club
PCAI:A Grade
200
Dunstan, Rodney A
Sorrento Duncraig Senior Cricket Club
NSCCA:G Grade
200
Wood, Alex
Sorrento Duncraig Senior Cricket Club
NSCCA: E Grade
181
D’Souza, Jamie A
Maddington Cricket Club
SMCA:6th Grade
180
Collard, Joshua J
Jandakot Park Cricket Club
SMCA:6th Grade
179
Parkanyi, Nick D
Esperance Cricket Club Inc
ECA: Second Grade
179
Tassos, Darren G
Bridgetown Cricket Club
WBCA:A grade
172
Lawler, Jamie R
Midland Cricket Club
SHDCA - E Grade
169
Wills, Antony D
Mundaring
SHDCA - D Grade
167
Hargrave, Bevan
Willetton Cricket Club
WACA:4th Grade
166
Heazlewood, Stuart P Shoalwater Bay Cricket Club
PCAI.:C Grade
165
Hugo, Cory
Darlington Competitive Cricket Club
SHDCA - D Grade
164
Ribbon, James
Western Suburbs Cricket Club
WASTCA:One Day 2
163
Cox, Rhai-Arn
Maylands Cricket Club
SHDCA - E Grade
162
Robson, Aaron S
Coolbinia-West Perth Cricket Club
PCA:7th Grade
162
Chambers, Carlos
University Cricket Club (PCA)
PCA:4th Grade
160
Wallcroft, Jeremy
Swanbourne Cricket Club
WASTCA.:10th Grade
159
Pezzali, Aaron
Belmont Cricket Club
PCA:Metro One Day
159
Humble, Michael
Northern Knights
NSCCA:H Grade
159
Newick, Troy
Quarading Cricket Club
ACA:First Grade
158
Quinn, Braden
Wanneroo D Cricket Club
WACA:3rd Grade
158
Chilman, Lachlan J
Muchea Cricket Club
SHDCA - C Grade
157
Sammut, Rod
Murdoch University Melville Cricket Club
WASTCA:7th Grade
155
Walters, Stewart J
Midland-Guildford Cricket Club
WACA:1st Grade
154
O’Brien, Kiale
Melville Cricket Club
WACA:District U17
154
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Best Bowling Figures 2015/16
D’Angelo, James
Floreat - Hellenic Cricket Club
PCA:2nd Grade
9 for 51
Martin, Jamie
Eaton Cricket Club
BDCA:2nd Grade
8 for 12
Holt, Jarrad M
Bicton Attadale Cricket Club
SMCA:2nd Grade
8 for 13
Jamal, Mutahid
Balga Cricket Club
NSCCA:H Grade
8 for 13
Roberts, Luke D
Melville Cricket Club
WACA:4th Grade
8 for 19
Williams, Luke
Swan Athletic / Caversham Cricket Club
WASTCA:8th Grade
8 for 21
D’Cruz, Denver D
Balcatta Cricket Club
WASTCA:1st Grade
8 for 21
Wilson, Darren M
Murdoch University Melville Cricket Club
WASTCA:5th Grade
8 for 22
Langenhoven, Neil
Busselton Margaret River
CCB:SCW A Section
8 for 24
Gamble, Andrew
Sorrento Duncraig Senior Cricket Club
NSCCA:E Grade
8 for 29
Firth, Peter
Cockburn Cricket Club
SMCA:4th Grade
8 for 33
Hallows, David D
Ascot Cricket Club
PCA:5th Grade
8 for 35
ELLIS, James
Fremantle Mosman Park Cricket Club
WASTCA:9th Grade
8 for 38
Vawser, Andrew
Doubleview-Carine Cricket Club
WASTCA:4th Grade
8 for 39
Rector, Jayden
Landsdale Cricket Club
NSCCA:D Grade
8 for 44
Overton, Timothy J
Kalamunda Cricket Club
WASTCA:2nd Grade
8 for 46
Gaspar, Peter
Canning Vale Cricket Club
PCA:3rd Grade
8 for 54
Wilde, Jonty
Bayswater-Morley Cricket Club
WACA:1st Grade
8 for 57
Bell, Lewis
Belmont Cricket Club
PCA:3rd Grade
8 for 58
Gailbraith, Tim
Coolbinia-West Perth Cricket Club
PCA:2nd Grade
8 for 63
Patel, Vishal
AusInd Cricket Club
PCA:3rd Grade
8 for 74
Kilminster, Nicholas
Pingelly-Noonebin Cricket Club
UGSCA:B Grade
7 for 2
Ennis, Brayden
Mandurah Junior Cricket Club
PJCA:Under 17
7 for 3
Berry, Lane P
Bayswater-Morley Cricket Club
WACA:District U15
7 for 6
Ebert, Dean
Vasse Cricket Club
BMRCA:B Grade
7 for 6
Thompson, Darren
City Beach Green Range Cricket Club
PCA:8th Grade
7 for 8
Robertson, Neil C
Donnybrook Cricket Club
BDCA:2nd Grade
7 for 10
Langenhoven, Neil
YOBS Cricket Club
BMRCA:A Grade
7 for 11
Boules, Dion
Leederville Cricket Club
PCA:8th Grade
7 for 11
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A Wide Stance
What does it restrict you from doing?
We understand that everyone is different but having a stance this wide
restricts your movement, keeps you crouched with a low centre of gravity,
I think you would find it very difficult to be quick on your feet from this
position.
Indoor Dates to
Remember
The indoor calendar is out here are the dates
to note.
2016 Australian Indoor Masters
Championships
Dates: 21st May to 28th May 2016
Location: Mackay, QLD
Age divisions: Over 35 Men, Over 35 Women,
Over 40 Men, Over 45 Men, Over 50 Men
2016 Australian Indoor Open Championships
Dates: 4th June to 11th June 2016
Location: Melbourne, VIC
Age divisions: 21 & Under Boys, 21 & Under
Girls, Lord’s Taverners Shield, Over 30 Men,
Open Men, Open Women
2016 Australian Indoor Junior Championships
Pull Shot
1. Ensure your stance is relaxed and
balanced - head still eyes level
2. In the backswing get your hands nice
and high, step back and across and watch
the ball
3. Bring your front foot backopening up
your chest to the bowlers - form a good
solid base
4. Hit high to low extending the arms
and accelerating through the ball
5. Follow through following the natural
arch of the bat.
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Dates: 2nd July to 9th July 2016
Location: Dubbo, NSW
Age divisions: 13 & Under Boys, 14 & Under
Girls, 15 & Under Boys, 17 & Under Boys, 17 &
Under Girls
2016 Trans-Tasman Championships
Dates: 8th September to 11th September 2016
Location: tba
Age divisions: Open Men, Open Women, Under
22 Men & Under 22 Women
2016 WICF Masters World Series
Dates: 21st October to 29th October 2016\
Location: Birmingham, England
Age divisions: Over 35 Men, Over 35 Women,
Over 40 Men, Over 45 Men, Over 50 Men
Under Arm Throw
The under arm throw is something that isn’t
practised often as it is assumed that everyone
knows how to do it.
The first thing is to ensure that you have a good
grip on the ball, not tight but controlled. Bring
the hand and arm back to hip height.
With the opposite foot to the throwing arm step
towards the target, swing the arm through like a
pendulum (not bent) and release the ball with the
arm extended to target.
Release the ball to early and its into the ground,
too late and its over the keepers head. During
training make a conscious effort to do some
under arm throwing.
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U16 Carnival Squads
The squads have been named and here they are and the games are
from the 27th to the 29th January.
GOLDBLACK
Harrison Blake
Andrew South
Emile Van der Merwe
Tom Weston
Rhys McVeigh
Isaac Townsend
Hamish McKenzie
Tristan Hobley
Ben Tredget
Ben Gianatti
Oliver Arkinstall
Rylie Morgan
Eric Botha
James Collins
Bailey Richards
Jake Riccardi
James Ewing
Hayden Vogels
Bryce Jackson
Ringo McKenna
Mitch McLlheney
REDSSWA U15
Joel Curtis
Damien Burrage
Nick Barr
Connor Chadwick
Kiran Prashanth
Jesse Messere
Iszak Milentis
Keegan Finn
Nic Licastro
Bayley Holman
Jack Carmada
Brendan McPhee
Matt Russo
Lachlan Hardy
Fraser Sasche
Lachlan Fraser
Cameron Taylor
Nic Blazevich
Lloyd Bennett
Tom Drake-Brockman
Tren Nielsen
Jordan Clark
Jayden Goodwin
Connor Smith
Ryleigh Cameron
Deon Billington
Callum Douglas
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Whats Wrong With this
Pic?
In junior cricket there are lots of things that
coaches need to pick up on and try to remedy
and they say its an easy job....
In this drawing you have a batsman and a keeper.
Can you spot anything wrong in what they are
doing?
The batsman has missed the ball. Why? Firstly they
haven’t moved their feet. If you don’t use your feet
to get into a good position chance of playing a good
shot are diminished. Secondly the swing is right
across the line. No feet, no weight transfer no head
over the ball, no technique.
Lets look at the keeper. Crocodile hands is not the
way to catch a ball, and this happens when again
the footwork is not there. This player has simply
collapsed behind the ball which means that the
glovework goes to pot. Just like batting without
footwork the rest falls apart
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