Club BattingMake it your game

For cricket clubs, coaches & players

Know your shots.Practise them.Back yourself.

Turn your club’s batting philosophy into a plan every player can own — and practise.

Explore an example club Try it with your club

A completed club. Every stage open. No sign-in needed.

Your club’s approachEach player’s gameA purpose for practice
From a plan to the next practice
My Player Plan

Alex’s game. Alex’s plan.

Shots I trust
Straight drivePullClip / flick
Keep the single in play

Clip the pads or push to long-on for one.

My reset

“See the ball, trust my shot.”

How We Train · agreed practice

Back the pull. Read the length.

24 mixed-length balls. Commit to the pull on the right ball; leave, defend or take a single on the others.

Alex is a fictional player in our demo. Explore Alex’s plan →

One club philosophy. Individual ways to play.

Give your players a shared direction and the confidence to build a game around their own strengths.

How Club Batting works

A clear thread from
club to crease.

Agree what matters. Make it personal. Take it into practice. Learn from what happens.

  1. Shape your approach

    The Philosophy Lead and nominated coaches share their views. The agreed philosophy becomes How We Bat.

    Explore the Workshop

  2. Make it your game

    Players use prompts shaped by How We Bat to build their own Player Plan: their shots, choices and reset.

    Explore a Player Plan

  3. Practise with purpose

    How We Train turns each player’s plan into a personal practice focus. Rehearse the shots and the decisions.

    Explore How We Train

  4. Learn. Adjust. Go again.

    Players and coaches add innings and training feedback. Compare perspectives, agree an action and review it together.

    Explore the feedback

Step inside a completed club

See what it looks like.

Meet Harbour Example Cricket Club. Its philosophy is agreed, its plans are written, and there’s something to explore at every stage.

The example club’s philosophy
“Know your shots. Practise them. Commit when the right ball is there.”
Harbour Example Cricket Club

How We Bat

The club’s approach, clearly expressed for the formats it plays. A shared reference for players and coaches.

Open How We Bat
Alex’s Player Plan
“Drive the half-volley straight. Pull a short ball I can control. Clip the pads or push to long-on for one.”
Alex Morgan · Core plan

My Player Plan

A plan in the player’s own words. Their strengths, scoring options and response when things get difficult.

Open Alex’s Player Plan
Alex’s agreed training action
“Commit on the right length; leave, defend or take a single when it is not there.”
24 mixed-length balls · review together

How We Train

Practice connected to the plan, with feedback and agreed coaching actions to guide the next session.

Open How We Train

These are extracts from the fictional demo club. Open any example to use the working product. Your club brings its own philosophy.

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Alex Morgan · example innings

Caught pulling a short ball

Player reflection
“It was the right length for my pull, but I caught it high on the bat.”
Coach feedback
“Good preparation and full commitment to your shot. Keep trusting it. Let’s practise the contact and direction.”

Agreed next stepRetain the shot. Practise executing it.

Bring your club’s approach to life

Make it your club’s game.

Tell us about your club and what you’d like to work on. We’ll help you explore whether Club Batting fits and arrange the next step.

Try it with your club

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A few practical things

Before you jump in.

Can I explore without an account?

Yes. The demo opens a fictional club with every stage completed. Use its Explore menu to move between the Workshop, How We Bat, Player Plans, training and feedback. Example edits last until you reset or reload.

Does every club use the same batting philosophy?

Your club defines its approach. The Philosophy Lead and nominated coaches shape How We Bat, then players develop individual plans using prompts based on that approach. The Philosophy Lead can edit those prompts before confirming them.

Who gets the club started?

A Club Admin looks after setup and access. The Philosophy Lead brings the club’s batting approach together with nominated coaches. Players can then build their plans, practise and add feedback with their coaches.

How do we try it with our own club?

Use Try it with your club to email David. Share your club’s name and what you’d like to work on so we can arrange the next step. Existing players and coaches can sign in here.