England recently smashed the world record for a first-inning score in ODI cricket. England’s score of 444/3 at Trent Bridge was truly fantastic.

What can we learn from the world record holders and How do you go about amassing such an unbelievable record-breaking totals?

Closing date: undisclosed

Leading Surrey Championship club seeks to employ a cricket professional for the 2017 season, with a view to a longer term arrangement for the suitable applicant.

Closing date: 6th October 2016

Esher Cricket Club are seeking an experienced professional cricket coach for the 2017 season.

The successful candidate will have significant 1st Class Experience, at least 3 years practicable coaching of young cricketer’s experience, be UKCC 2 or above qualified, have up to date Child Safety and 1st Aid Certificates.

The best way to become a better cricketer is to train in an way that is comfortable, but also challenges you to improve.

Is it possible to achieve both these aims at the same time?

Closing date: undisclosed

Millfield School are looking to recruit a Cricket Coach. 

Closing date: 17th October 2016

This role requires:

    Experience of working with Ethnic Minority Communities in Sport, demonstrating a thorough understanding of multicultural communities within this field.

    The ability to interpret complex data and use these insights to influence stakeholders obtaining buy-in to implement National and Regional Strategies.

What if I told you you can add 50 runs to your first inning score with one tactical change?

It’s possible, because I have seen it happen.

Closing date: 7th October 2016

Job summary
The post is highly responsible, reporting directly to the Head of IT, leading the management, co-ordination and operational support of all public-facing recreational cricket systems and data management activity within the Business and Memberships team.   The team provides customer and fulfilment services across the England and Wales Cricket Board’s training and membership offer.

How much bounce a bowler gets is often ignored in cricket, but it is a crucial factor to how you bowl and how you face different types of bowlers.

In this article Waqas Zafar - cricket analyst - looks at one particular club batsman against two bowlers, who have quite a difference between the bounce they extract from the same surface.

Mark Garaway, Sam Lavery and David Hinchliffe talk making runs and taking wickets. The cricket show covers the importance of winning, and the changing skills and standards of wicketkeeping.

Then the team move on to the mailbag and answer questions about taking more catches and helping a dad develop a love for cricket in his 10 year old daughters.

The range of the game is here!