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Martin Speight is a former professional cricketer and currently a Cricket Professional and Director of Hockey at Sedbergh School in Cumbria. In this feature, Martin shares his love for the game of cricket, and his passion for painting. Zushan Hahsmi:: Let’s start off with a little bit about your upbringing and growing up in the …
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Jared Davids is the ICCA Development & Performance coach and the Bowling Coach of the UAE U-19 cricket team. In this exclusive feature, Sportageous caught up with Jared Davids to discuss and analyse coaching in the UAE, his career and the future of aspiring players at the home of the ICC and ICC Academy. Kinza …
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Cricket from Vanuatu first made global mainstream news after a Domestic T20 league was streamed across the world on YouTube, as one of the only live sports available to the masses at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, cricket has been growing steadily in the island nation. Selina Solman is the captain of the …
Selina Solman on cricket in Vanuatu and its progression Read More »
From a First-Class cricket career at Warwickshire and Sussex to Operations Director and then Chief Executive at Chance to Shine, eventually taking on the same role at Leicestershire County Cricket Club and now the Pakistan Cricket Board. In this exclusive feature, Wasim Khan, CEO of the PCB, takes a deep dive into his first-class cricket …
Wasim Khan on Zimbabwe, England and PCB women’s cricket Read More »
Mark Coles flew to Pakistan, voluntarily coached the Pakistan women’s cricket team, and overcame several challenges to lead the team to success and growth. We caught up with the Kiwi coach to talk about his experiences in Pakistan, the current state of the women’s game there and what he’s looking to get up to in …
Mark Coles - My coaching has changed [after my experience in Pakistan] Read More »
Born in Sri Lanka, Aaron William Benjamin is a 20-year-old cricketer who has achieved accolades in cricket as he grew up in Botswana. Currently residing in the UAE, Benjamin played for the UAE U-19 cricket team, penned a book and plans to play first class cricket in Sri Lanka. Sportageous caught up with him to …
Aaron William Benjamin on cricket in Sri Lanka, Botswana & the UAE Read More »
Pace Doctor aims to be the worlds’ most trusted source of knowledge, research evidence and know-how for the development and coaching of fast bowlers. The owner, Marc Portus hopes to make fast-bowlers better than ever before. Hence their mantra “Making better fast bowlers”. We recently caught up with Marc himself, to hear about what he’s …
Pace Doctor: Developing fast bowling through research with Marc Portus Read More »
Lauren Tuffrey is a county cricketer from Derbyshire and started playing cricket when she was 11. Tuffrey is a pathway coach for the Derbyshire Cricket Foundation (DCF) and has joined Spondon Women’s team in the newly created East Midlands Women’s Cricket League this season. We caught up with Tuffrey to discuss the scope of cricket …
Lauren Tuffrey: Derbyshire women’s cricket, mental health and the future Read More »
Julia Price is currently the coach of the US women’s cricket team and created history by becoming the first-ever female coach in Australia’s Big Bash League (BBL). She also won two World Cups with the Australian Women’s Cricket Team in 1997 and 2005. Her passion for the game has led her into coaching, travelling the …
Julia Price on US cricket coaching, the BBL and winning two World Cups Read More »
Botswana is not the first country that comes to mind when you think of cricket. Yet, surrounded by South Africa to its South, Zimbabwe to the East and Namibia to the West, cricket is around the country and it is growing. In this exclusive interview, Sarah Fatima catches up with Botswanian youngster and international cricketer, …
Tshepo Phaswana: Left-handed batting in Botswana Read More »
