The Cricket Coaching Code Podcast
The Cricket Coaching Code
A none profit podcast that has been created by a cricket coach, for cricket coaches to discuss all things coaching. If you have any areas you would like us to cover, or any questions, then please get in touch. If you are a coach who would like to feature on the show then please email [email protected] We would love to hear from you all and make this useful for all the cricket coaches out there.
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