Sam Lavery, David Hinchliffe and Mark Garaway discuss power hitting and bowling leg spin. Tips, tricks and ideas for every player and coach.

One of the biggest problems in cricket practice is moving from indoor surfaces in winter to spring and summer outdoor pitches.

Can club and school cricketers use the fashionable tactic of targeting certain bowlers?

It’s possible.

Do you worry that batting indoors will ruin your outdoor form? Have you got a game coming up on a different type of wicket from your home pitch?

This is the guide for you.

We are all guilty of the odd discretion from time to time, yet we all want to improve as cricketers. So let's work together to banish the poor habits and replace them with efficient and effective ones instead.

If you are any good, your career might just depend on it.

Have you ever wondered how you can turn a slump in form into feeling on top of the world in one ball?

If you have cricket training options, which is best?

Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe discuss cricket coaching and playing. The team ask "what is the job of a cricket coach" and talk abou how many variations a spinner should bowl.

Listen for the details.

How accurate is accurate?

We all know the stories. The opposition bowler who bowls perfect line and length all day and doesn't give you a thing. The long retired former player who is spoken about in hushed tones because he only bowled one half volley in 17 summers.

We know these are myths, but we like to believe them, especially our team has collapsed, or we bowl badly. We jealousy assume there is nothing we could do. We don't have the bowlers/the batsmen didn't have a chance.

Have you ever suffered from this issue: You turn up to a net, only to find the bowler or batter you are up against is not up to standard?

Sure, Jimmy is a fully paid up member of the club and he has the same right to come to practice as you. However, that doesn't change the fact that you face his 55kph bowling with every third ball in the side netting.

It's also no good for Jimmy, as when he does bowl a decent length ball you smash it. You have just wrecked the confidence of a youngster, you bully.

How do you both get a good practice instead?