NEIL MANTHORP: Cricket coaches needed at home
Attrition rate for trainers who learn their trade in SA is abnormally high due to finances and high work ethic
03 September 2024 - 04:59
Most cricket administrators don’t like to admit it but the game is living deeper in rugby’s shadow than ever before, especially but not exclusively at international level where the Springboks have, perhaps, created an unprecedented level of depth and consistency of performance.
The good news for cricket is that its production line of talent at junior level is as efficient and prolific as before. Unlike England, Australia, New Zealand and the West Indies, SA has no concerns about the numbers of boys and girls playing the game or competition from other sports attracting the most talented athletes...
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