The Best Cricket Coaching eBooks of All Time

Coaching Youth Cricket features explanations, photos, and illustrations depicting the various drills and skills of cricket, including fielding, bowling, and batting. Also included are chapters devoted to helping coaches communicate with players, understanding rules and equipment, keeping practices fun and motivating, ensuring safety, and teaching cricket skills. Written by renowned cricket expert Ian Pont, Coaching Youth Cricket will enable coaches at all levels to fulfill their responsibility to nurture and develop young cricketers and help them foster a lifelong passion for the game.

With lots of practical games and drills, as well as advice on running a team, this essential guide will enable coaches to run active and fun cricket sessions with young players. Written by an experienced youth cricket coach, this is an essential guide for all coaches, parents, and teachers. This one-stop practical resource will give a new coach everything they need to deliver fun, dynamic, player-centered practice sessions, and guidance on how to run a team. Coaches at all levels of the game will find material and ideas aimed at helping them to formulate simple strategies to suit their level of player ability.

This essential guide teaches fundamental cricket skills, from batting, wicket-keeping, and fielding, to spin, seam, and swing bowling, and presents coaching theories in an uncomplicated and easy-to-understand manner. The field-tested, age-specific information will also help coaches learn how to communicate with players, parents, and other coaches, and teaches how to manage a team on match day, providing measures for ensuring player safety.

In this awesome cricket guide by Vilas Godbole & co author Amit Gadkari, simplicity is paramount, reflecting Richie Benaud's wisdom: "Cricket is a simple game; overthink, and you complicate it." Successful cricketers, whether by conscious effort or instinct, embrace the mantra of keeping it simple. Mr. Vilas's book, recommended for players, coaches, and perplexed parents navigating modern cricket's complexities, integrates insights from exceptional players. Sanjay Manjrekar commends the book's practicality, highlighting Vilas’s broad perspective and preference for simplicity over cricketing jargon.

Are you ready for timeless advice and a friendly reminder of cricket's basics?