Cricket Practice Tips - How to Practice Cricket

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A common fault I see amongst cricketers who practice is that they regularly practice what is easy, whilst this is sometimes necessary it will help you to improve. If you want to play better cricket in your matches etc -- then you need to learn how to push yourself in your practice sessions. As a lesson and rule of thumb I regularly insist on my cricketers practicing the more complicated and harder aspects of the game. Whilst not for all, these are tried and tested lesson tips for you to succeed. The saying is that practice makes perfect -- I tend to disagree. As poor practice makes poor players and Perfect practice makes Cricketers.
The cricket school is an interactive online coaching youtube channel that gives you all the best tips/tricks/practices/drills/lessons & coaching to develop you in the sport of cricket. We include Match / Practice & highlight situations with scenarios for matches / nets and complex cricket situations. The School covers Batting, Bowling, Fielding and Wicket Keeping, whilst including Pyschology tips and tricks to improve your playing. In addition we advise on other aspects of the sport that include the buying of cricket equipment, bats, balls, gloves, pads, tickets and nets etc. We compare review and offer advice - impartially on how to obtain cricket equipment including where to buy & purchase the best or sometimes sales items to improve your play. If you are interested in having your cricket equipment reviewed or need advice re pads, bats, gloves, nets, etc please email Jemile via email at jemile123@btinternet.com
About The Coach, Jemile. As a cricketer he has played cricket with players from India, Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand & The West Indies. As a player he only started playing cricket at the age of 16 but quickly picked up this great & addictive Sport. His Cricket Highlights include scoring Centuries off Mitchell McClenaghan -- Opening Bowler for New Zealand and Wendell Roberts -- Right Fast Bowler Stanform T20 Tournament. He has also be recorded as scoring over 2500 Runs in a English Cricket Season with a Top Score 202 Not Out in 40 Over game. He has set numerous batting records for various clubs and scored close to 100 Centuries in Club Cricket.