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Schedule & Timetable
Know When to Train, Use the Nets and Compete
A clear weekly view of academy groups, batting nets, bowling sessions, fielding and fixtures.
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Plan a balanced cricket week
A useful week includes different types of work. Technical nets, bowling workloads, fielding, team sessions and fixtures each serve a different purpose. The schedule is designed to balance repetition, intensity and recovery rather than making every session look the same.
Nets, academy groups, fielding and fixtures
| Day | 16:00–17:30 | 17:30–19:00 | 19:00–21:00 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | Junior Nets | Development | Adult Nets |
| Tue | Academy | Bowling Group | Club Practice |
| Wed | Fielding | Performance | Team Practice |
| Thu | Academy | Scenario Nets | Open Nets |
| Fri | Private Coaching | Specialist Nets | Optional Practice |
| Sat | Youth Fixtures | Club Matches | Tournament Cricket |
Choose training by purpose
Junior NetsAcademyBattingBowlingFieldingFixtures
The right net for each session
Lane use changes by group size, bowling type and session goal.
- Batting lane
- Spin lane
- Pace lane
Simple habits protect practice time
Lane Board
Confirm the assigned group and lane.
Equipment
Bring protective gear and the correct footwear.
Keep sessions fair and predictable
Peak sessions may have capacity limits, especially specialist nets and academy groups.
- Reserve early
- Cancel in time
- Use the right level
The timetable shifts with fixtures and weather
School Holidays
Extra camps and daytime sessions.
Match Weeks
Training volume changes around competition.
Weather
Outdoor activity may move to nets or indoor work.
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