A typical session runs about 90 minutes on a soft tennis ball. Coaches lead short skill stations covering grip, throwing, and batting stance, followed by a fun small-sided game so every child bats, bowls and fields the same day.

• Confidence with the bat and ball

• Coordination and movement games

• Team play in a low-pressure setting

• Beginner games last for 90 minutes to 2 hours during the weekend

Longer sessions blend structured drills with match play. Players work in small groups on batting technique, seam and spin bowling basics, and fielding positions, then finish with a competitive game where coaches give real-time feedback.

• Batting technique and shot selection

• Introduction to hardball with proper safety kit

• Bowling actions, run-ups and control

• Intermediate games last up to 4 hours during the weekend

Sessions include a fitness warm-up, targeted skill work by discipline, and match simulation. Players train against a bowling machine, work on tactical scenarios, and receive individual feedback aimed at their next step in the game.

• Match-standard batting, bowling and fielding

• Fitness, agility and injury prevention

• Game awareness and captaincy

• The advanced group plays on Saturday and Sunday for 6 to 8 hours