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1 10 Laws of fast bowling PitchVision
2 Batting against spin Laurie Ward
3 Batting when you're out of form PitchVision
4 Batting, Bowling and Fielding Basics Laurie Ward
5 Changing your luck at cricket PitchVision
6 Concentration Skills PitchVision
7 Cricket For Beginners Richard Pybus
8 Cricket Team Organisation and Goal & Objective Setting Laurie Ward
9 Glossary of Cricket Terms Cricinfo
10 How to adjust your length in various conditions Laurie Ward
11 How to approach your Batting PitchVision
12 How to be the best player at cricket trials PitchVision
13 How to become a better Cricketer PitchVision
14 How to deal with Nerves and Pressure PitchVision
15 How to Improve your mental toughness PitchVision
16 How to improve your running between the wickets PitchVision
17 How to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. PitchVision
18 How to win at cricket Laurie Ward
19 How to win the first hour of a match Laurie Ward
20 Insights from an elite coach Laurie Ward
 
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Montague Action Arena is one of the longest running Arenas in South Africa. Established more than 17 years ago, the Arena has provided the best Action Sports to the greater City Bowl, Milnerton, West Coast and Goodwood regions.

It has consistently been amongst the top-performing arenas in the country from inception and has been number 1 countrywide for the past 3 years. We feel proud to be part of this success story.


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Parents and students are aware that participating in cricket coaching sessions is a potentially hazardous activity. Parents assume all risks associated with participation in this sport, including but not limited to falls, contact with other participants, balls, equipment, and other reasonable risk conditions associated with the sport. All such risks are known and understood by the parents and students.