Through Inspired Cricket, the LCA provides all sorts of advice and tips for players looking to excel in their leagues. Click the below links to see the taster drills in each discipline. 

Inspired Cricket's Coaching Ethos

To use an old phrase:

“Do what you’ve always done, and you will get what you’ve always got!”

Inspired Cricket is designed to give you the ammunition to set-up innovative practice games and 
drills that will ask different questions, both physically and mentally of the players who undertake 
them.

ENJOYABLE – if you are enjoying what you are doing, then you are more likely to do it well. In terms of 
sporting practice, players will want to come back and train more if they know they are going to enjoy the 
session, and hence they will get more benefit out of their time. 

PROGRESSIVE – in order to get better at anything, you must keep pushing the boundaries of what you are
capable. Once you have mastered one skill, you must move onto another aspect to make sure that your
ability level is always moving up in one way or another.

INNOVATIVE – cricketers, just like any sportspeople will get bored if they have to do the same thing time 
and time again. Inspired Cricket aims to give the coach the ability to try out new drills, and then keep on 
adapting them so that the participants never get bored. The possibilities are endless; you just have to be 
willing to give things a go.

CHALLENGING – sport is, at the end of the day a contest, and therefore it is vital to breed competition into 
your training sessions. By taking on challenges, and being competitive with the other players in games and 
drills, you will prepare yourself more fully for game situations. If you are used to being competitive in training,
then match-situations will seem much more manageable.

Warm Up

Catching

Throwing

Net Practise

Wicket Keeping