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CRICKET COACHING GUIDE

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8 Week2 Session

Week 1

Session

Introducti

Introducti

Basic catc

Week 2

Session

Batting ba

Front foot

Modified

Week 3

Session

Back foot

Pull shot

Modified

Week 4

Session

Ground fifielding

Modified

Week 5

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Wicketke

Modified

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game

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Target Throw

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Week 7

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Team B to bat)

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ties

without losingnd inside hoop,: change direct rolling ball in

all up and down and down leg

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clap and catch.

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ter bounce. Lob. “Who can tak the ball higherhands to take a

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middle.

Length Bowli

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pair, marker or

ing

mps, ball, marks can take turns

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lines.

kers, lines/strips, e.g. 5-6 bow

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er hits stationand marker and be to beat the bachange after a

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The gamethis manu

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Kanga Ball

popular versioup of 20 can th

mber of pairs toturns to pitch ayer will have thth of the zone srds for under 14ga bats and a Kards from the w

e can be playedual.

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Is Played

on of the game hen play its own play a game is

and catch. Pairshe opportunityshould suit the 4’s. A set of wanga ball. No gwickets. Fielde

d competitively

– June 2012

d

is Kanga Ball n game of Kans 10. Also suitas 3 through 10

y to bat, pitch, fage of the chil

wickets is placedgloves, paddingers should stand

y or just for fun

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pairs. Separatenga Ball simultable are 8 or 12will field. As t

field and run. Tldren: 12-14 yad at each end og, helmets, or md at least 10 ya

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To Hel

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t elbow as they

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hes is called anr pitches 2 over

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Basebal

The batter

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gainst the pitche

when “out”

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aised.

en the bat striks hit into the “fmond

t away before

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bat in pairs. Eends after eac

onsecutive pitc

over’s another

tters are not reted 12 pitches.

tter stands at leis hit with the

tter’s partner stopposite side to

stands with batball is pitched.

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for two over’s (o change ends a

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with the wicket

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Basebal

The catchwears pro

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her stands behinotective mask a

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r must completscore one run.

cs Cricket is played

nd home base aand padding.

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d a safe distancech gets past theand if the pitch

between basesund safely for

s possible from

field is markedng the perimethome run in baout,” one run i

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e behind the we batter. If the ch rolls to the p

fo

, called “wickea run to be sco

m each ball.

d with flags, or ter automaticalaseball-automais subtracted fr

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wicket, but catcher erimeter

our runs.

ets.” Both ored.

lines, or lly score 4 atically om the

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Basebal

The maincatcher. Tto call run

Basebal

The team after an agthe game.

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l Umpires

umpire standsThere are base ln-outs.

l Scoring

with the greatgreed number .

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s behind the line umpires to

er number of ruof innings win

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Kanga

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Basebal

A batter mcaught ou

Or throw base befo

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l “Outs”

may be struck out from a fly ba

out if the fieldre the batter re

cs Cricket is played

out (3 strikes) oall...

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or

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… run batter rwith th

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a Ball “Outs”

er is out “bowlefly ball…

out when a fielrunning to that e wicket.

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only one battee no double placket in the actiore signals this after each out.

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pitch hits the w

cores a direct hhome, with the

efore a fielder e ball and strik

er may be out-thays in Kanga Bon of swingingto the batter an

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wicket. Out whe

hit on the wickee bat on the gro

throws to the pkes the wicket.

he one runningBall. Out “hit wg at the ball. Wnd then to the s

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en caught

et and the ound, even

pitcher or

g to the wicket” if

When a scorers.

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Basic C

Batting

Grip

To hold thhands clowith the rbat.

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When facwicket. Inbat back athe pitche

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he bat correctlyse together. Th

raised centre of

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cing the pitchern the ready posas the ball is pier’s end, on the

Bat Hits

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y, place it flat ohe V’s made byf the back of th

r, the batter shosition the bat reitched. The bate opposite side

when the ball osition, in line

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on

on the ground y the thumbs anhe bat. Always

ould stand at leests on the groutter’s partner stto the pitcher.

is pitched closwith the wicke

with vertical batwhere you think

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and then pick ind forefingers hit with the fla

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ball bounces sback foot to h

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all bounces showith the wicke

short, batter shoave more time pitch.

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To complwicket. Bbe “run ou

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ber that each pafter 6 pitches.

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all bounces to t

nd across with any direction.

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the right

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safe distance bough to stop anth hands. Hands uired for Kanga

Kanga Ball batound balls and

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behind the wickny pitch that pashould “give”

a Ball.

tters can hit thed fly balls are fi

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ket to avoid theasses the wicke

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Each teampitches ineach pair The team

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