What to expect at our cricket holiday camps.
Each clinic follows a fun and structured format designed for every child, regardless of age or cricket experience. You don’t need to be good at cricket to enjoy the program.
Clinic Start
The day begins with registration, welcome activities, and group introductions from the head coach. Safety procedures are explained, including sunscreen, hats, hydration, supervision during breaks, and clinic expectations: enjoy yourself, try your best, play by the rules, respect others, accept coach decisions, and be a team player.
Clinic Activities
Coaches teach and develop skills through practice and games. Across the clinic, players cover batting, bowling, fielding, and wicket keeping. Sessions may include nets, bowling machine, and video analysis. Skills taught include batting techniques (shots, running between wickets, batting scenarios), bowling (fast, swing, spin, line and length), wicket keeping, and fielding (catching, throwing, defensive and attacking). Fun games such as diamond cricket, cross fire, catching competitions, sticky wicky, and fielding soccer keep sessions engaging.
Final Day
Clinics conclude with a World Cup series of matches. Older players captain teams, building leadership while supporting younger players. Families are encouraged to come and watch.
Presentations
At the end, each child receives an individual report from their coach highlighting strengths and areas to develop. Awards are presented for improvement, sportsmanship, attitude, and teamwork.
Supervision
Please note there is no pre- or post-clinic supervision. Children must be collected promptly at the end of each day.
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Geoff, thanks so much for another great camp. Bryan had so much fun & although exhausted, he is very happy. You cultivate a positive and fun environment for the kids to experience all that is good in the great game of cricket”