All you need to know about pitch preparation, nutrition and fitness, accounting, logistics, fundraising, equipment maintenance and where to make your purchases
Are you cricket ready?
The Club Cricket Guide aims to be the definitive handbook for recreational cricketers gearing up for the new season. We have racked our brains to think of what you need.
As well as testing 28 of the latest bats on the market bats, and looking at kit and equipment, the guide includes training tips from Samit Patel, Georgia Adams, Tony Palladino, David Parsons and Gio Colussi.
Edgbaston head groundsman Gary Barwell imparts his pitch preparation tips, there's a diet guide from Surrey strength and conditioning coach Darren Veness, plus advice on going green thanks to the frontrunners in vegan club teas, Earley CC.
We run down some of the top performances in club cricket in 2019, offer financial advice for clubs looking to raise funds and improve infrastructure, and there's guidance on how to set up women's and junior sections at your club.
It is 110 pages of pure club cricket. And it's all yours, for free, to download and read.
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Posted by Adam Osborne on 09/04/2020 at 22:49
Surely when talking about cricket bats you can't not mention Paul Aldred at Aldred cricket and certainly worth an interview on his vision and philosophy on the cricket bat , the fact that he is making Butterfly willow trendy again and he is the only bat maker in the Northern hemisphere and probably the world that hand-makes Junior bats
Posted by philipcatchpole on 28/02/2020 at 13:22
Every club cricketer should get this. Looks fascinating read for player's of all standard. Enjoy it and have a successful season.
Posted by Ian Stuart on 21/02/2020 at 15:36
Should really have been hard copy to accompany magazine Any chance of hard copy ???
Posted by Bajrang Kumar on 09/07/2019 at 06:12
Sir Mai bahut Garib hu Sapna hai mera cricket khelna Mai Bihar ka hu Delhi me aaya hu
Posted by CHETAN NAIK on 15/03/2019 at 12:26
Interested in knowing about cricket history, this one is gud
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