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Performing In The Big Moments: The Aussies Perfect Game In The Women’s T20 World Cup Final
In this article, our mentor Bhavi Devchand discusses how the Aussie women bounced back from a tough start to produce the perfect game in the Women's T20 World Cup Final.
WHY WORLD CRICKET IS ABOUT TO GET MORE EXCITING
Raw pace is back in world cricket! 12 year old cricket lover & writer Ben Hobbs tells us why it makes the game more exciting for spectators.
HOW LETTING GO HELPED ME FIND MYSELF AS A PLAYER AND A PERSON
In this article, our mentor Blake Reed opens up about his journey so far from being a very average grade cricket player to having his best season to date and what helped him achieve it.
The Women’s World Cup…The Games, The Mindset, The Future
In this article, Middlesex CCC women's captain Naomi Dattani talks about the impact of the women's world cup for female cricket moving forward.
CM GIRLS READY TO TAKE THE COUNTRY BY STORM
Cricket Mentoring athletes Chloe Ainsworth, Sienna Ryan and Shay Manolini represented Western Australia at the Female U15 National Championships.
How To Make 2020 Your Best Year Ever
In this article, our founder Tom Scollay shares his thoughts on how you can make 2020 your best year ever.
THE GENIUS OF STEVE SMITH – WHAT MAKES HIM SO GOOD
In this article, Scolls takes a look at what makes Steve Smith so successful by taking a look at the SIX pillars of success.
Finals Time Has Arrived – Is Your Plan In Order?
In this article, our mentor, Andrew Walton, discusses the importance of having a plan going into finals and shares the successful plan he devised when head coach of Melbourne CC.
Leadership……Calming The Chaos
In this article, our mentor, Andrew Walton, discusses why Tim Paine should bat at number 3 for Australia in the 4th Test against India at the SCG.
The Depth of Batting Quality in India – My First Hand Look at the Next Pujara
In this article, Scolls takes a look at the difference between junior cricket in Australia and India and why India producers players like Pujara.