Lincolnshire Cricket Parent Forum

Tuesday 30th October 2018 – Sleaford CC

Wednesday 31st October 2018 – Barton Town CC

Welcome

Overview

Where the Presentation will take us

Background and beliefs

An overview of the current Pathway and its Partnerships

An overview of the EPP and its time line

Plans for the CAG winter programme

Details around the PDP’s (Player Development Plans)

‘The Lincolnshire Way’

Parent Feedback

Back Ground

Performance Manager - Pete Morgan

• ECB Master Coach (UKCC Level 4)• Post-Graduate Diploma in Elite Cricket Coaching through the

University of Gloucestershire (2017)• Sussex pathway and 2nd XI • Lincolnshire CCC 1st XI

Back Ground Successful coaches at all levels have differing beliefs, values and approaches to their sport and athletes, but at the centre of these differences is a unique philosophy which guides their behaviour and decision making (Collins, Heather, Moore & Laws, 2011)

My Philosophy and Vision for Lincolnshire

Build strong rapport and mutual respect with players, understand what makes each individual work to the best of their ability. Provide the best possible opportunities to improve and reach their goals.

1. Maximise potential and the development of all players 2. Provides the best learning environment possible within our means

Back Ground

England Pathway Talent Principles In order to maximise the probability of developing great players, we should …

1) Adopt an individualised and long-term approach

2) Focus on both maximising a player’s strengths and minimisinglimiting weaknesses

3) Promote learning through highly challenging and performance specific practice

4) Encourage players to take ownership and responsibility

Pathway Overview

Boys & Men

England and England Lions

Regional Cricket SquadsBoys u10, u 11, u12, u13

County SquadsBoys u10, u 11, u12, u13, u14, u15, u17

Lincolnshire EPPUnder 13 – Under 17

Lincolnshire CCC Development XI

Lincolnshire Minor Counties

Regional and Age group ECB Representative

squads

First Class Academy

MCC University

First Class 2nd XI

First Class 1st XI

Pathway Overview

Girls & Women

England Women’s programmes

Regional Development HubsGirls U12

County SquadsGirls u13, u15, u17

Lincolnshire EPPUnder 13 – Under 17

Lincolnshire Women’s (Division 3)

Women’s Super League

Division 1 or 2 County

England Women’s Age Group and

Development Programmes

Pathway EPP

OverviewStructure of the elite programme

An environment that stretches and challenges players, whilst providing high level of support

To develop players who have the ability to progress onto a First Class Academy

Strong Links with Nottinghamshire CCC and Lincoln University

Assessment for selection: April – DecemberPlayers are monitored over the summer programme by CAG coaches. Pre Xmas winter programme is the final trial, all squad members are eligible for this.

Phase 1: January - April Selected players work with county coaches. Fitness testing at Lincoln Uni at the start and end of the winter programme. Specialist sessions at Trent bridge with Nottinghamshire Coaches

Phase 2: April - September Selected players continue work with county coaches. Any players not progressing from phase 1 will continue to be monitored by coaches. The opportunity to be invited to sessions still exists

Pathway EPP

Recent SuccessYoung Lincolnshire players making progress with 1st class counties and Regional and Age group ECB Representative squads

Richard Bell – Leicestershire CCC Academy and Best of Bunbury U15s tour to Sri Lanka

Joey Evison – Nottinghamshire CCC Academy & North of England U15s

Nick Kimber– Nottinghamshire CCC Academy & England U19s

Jordan Cook– Nottinghamshire CCC Academy & England U19s

Amelia Gardner–Yorkshire Diamonds RDC

Olivia Clark – Loughborough Lightning RDC

Ellie Stanley – Loughborough Lightning RDC

Player Pathway Programme

Looking ahead to Winter 2018/2019Future programme development through

Programme structure – Squad sessions, Specialist sessions, Outdoor sessions.

Squad sessions led by age group coach – Fielding, Game awareness, Fitness and Technical work

Specialist sessions led by specialist lead coach – Batting, Seam bowling, Spin Bowling and Wicket keeping

Master Class sessions in each discipline led by experts in their field

A more robust way of using and sharing the PDP (Personal Development Plan) –Use of an electronic version so sharing is easier

Regionalised outdoor training sessions – Travel was an issue last summer for some when traveling on an evening.

Establishing a programme that1. Produces an oversupply of players for First Class Cricket and beyond2. Maximise potential and the development of all players3. Provides the best environment possible within our means to support cricketers

Delivery team

Specialist lead coaches

Batting – Dan Freeman• Lincolnshire age groups • Nottinghamshire Academy• Lincolnshire CCC 1st XI

Fast Bowling – Stuart Airey • Lincolnshire age groups • Cambridge University MCCU • Lincolnshire CCC 1st XI

Spin Bowling – Karanjit Bansal• Lincolnshire age groups • Nottinghamshire Academy• Lincolnshire CCC 1st XI

Fielding – Matt Fowler• Lincolnshire Age groups • Lincolnshire CCC 1st XI

Wicket Keeping – Steven Crossley • Lincolnshire Age groups • Nottinghamshire 2nd XI• Lincolnshire CCC 1st XI

Lincolnshire Cricket’s Personal Development Plan ‘PDP’

What?• A document that stores information in regards to a

players development.• Player led supported by other stakeholders

Purpose?• An aligned approach to feedback that gives every young

player the best chance of maximizing his or her potential• Clear communication between County Coaches, Parents,

Clubs and other people who influence the players development.

PDP

Player Profile Form

NAME: TEAM:

Batting Bowling Fielding2018 STATS:

2019 SEASON TARGET

(SMART):

TEAM ROLE:

Strengths Areas to Develop Agreed Action Support staff

BATTING

BOWLING

FIELDING/WICKET

KEEPING

FITNESS/STRENGTH

Please highlight below which areas are most appropriate to you.

BEING ENERGIZED Be energised by being with people and engaging in activities.

Be energised by time alone for reflection, reflect first act later.

TAKING IN INFORMATION Trust past experiences and your five senses.

Trust your hunches, intuition. Let imagination and inspiration be you guide.

MAKING DECISIONS Weigh the pros and cons and want a logical outcome.

Be interested in people and concern yourself with the impact a decision may have on them.

APPROACHING THE EXTERNAL WORLD Plan your training and stick to your plan. Enjoy finishing projects.

Solve problems as and when they arise. Leave scheduling options open as long as possible.

MBTI COLOUR – COACH LED Red Yellow Blue Green

Session Record

SESSION NO: LOCATION:

COACH:DURATION OF SESSION:

DATE:

PREVIOUS SESSION OUCOMES: COMMENTS:

SESSION AIMS: COMMENTS:

AGREED TARGETS: COMMENTS:

The Lincolnshire

Way

An Aligned approach to coaching that gives every young player the best chance of maximizing his or her potential

Values - Pride

Principles – Individualised approach

Delivery – Enjoyable and varied

Technical Under Pinning – Batting, Strong base position

Age specific outcomes – U11, being able to run between the wickets

Purpose

Shared with Clubs and other stakeholders and used as a support tool

Next Steps

Any questions? Due to time constraints tonight, please share any feedback around the pathway by writing it on a post it note and sticking it on the board. However, here are few areas we would like some feedback around tonight:

� Q: Clothing

� Q: Tours

� Q: Outdoor training offer

In small break out groups led by the Lincolnshire Staff please share your thoughts around the above