Cricket Coaching & Development

Richard Davidson is the Community Development Officer. He continues his success in the schools by arranging coaching sessions for both teachers and parents in an effort to make sure that cricket is continued in the schools.

Many primary schools have developed their own Milo Trophy competitions which gives children who do not play weekend cricket the opportunity to play the game.

Cricket in South Canterbury now has access to top facilities with the building of the Graeme Blanchard Cricket Centre where the indoor nets and facilities allow cricketers to practice all year round.

The centre can be hired for use by clubs schools or teams, so to find out more contact South Canterbury Cricket.

If you have any questions regarding coaching and development programmes, or would like assistance establishing them, then contact Davo to see how he can help.

One to One Coaching Clinics

South Canterbury Cricket offers One to One or Group Coaching opportunities for players of all ages and capabilities. Sessions are run at the Graeme Blanchard Centre by Richard Davidson who is a Level 2 Qualified Cricket Coach.

Video analysis is also available.

For information on times, prices and bookings please ring Richard on 03 6863377 or 021 704153.

E-mail: davo@southcanterburycricket.co.nz

Coaching the Coaches

MILO - Have - A - Go Coaching Course

A MILO- Have -A -Go coaching course, the first step in the coaching pathway will be held at the Graeme Blanchard Centre on Monday 7th September at 5.15 pm. Aimed at the beginner coach (Parent, teacher or volunteer)

Free of charge.

Enquries to Richard 021-704153, E-mail: davo@southcanterburycricket.co.nz

MILO - Kiwi - Cricket

A MILO -Kiwi -Cricket coaching course, aimed at the parent, teacher or volunteer involved in coaching and organizing cricket at the primary level, will be held at the Graeme Blanchard centre on Tuesday 8th September at 5.15 pm.

Free of charge.

Enquries to Richard 021-704153, E-mail: davo@southcanterburycricket.co.nz

Indoor Coaching & Development Programmes

Below you can see some photos of young cricketers going through their paces in the indoor nets practicing batting, bowling and fielding all under cover.