PLAYER PATHWAY PROFILES COUNTY AGE GROUP

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PLAYER PATHWAY PROFILES COUNTY AGE GROUP January 2013

SURREY COUNTY CRICKET CLUB PLAYER PATHWAY PROFILES COUNTY AGE GROUP (CAG) CONTENTS Introduction 2 Performance Characteristics 3 Batting 4 Pace Bowling 4 Spin Bowling 4 Fielding 5 Wicket Keeping 5 Mental 6 Physical 6 1

INTRODUCTION Surrey County Cricket Club is committed to identifying and developing home-grown cricketers to play for Surrey and England. To aid this process, Surrey CCC has developed this Player Pathway Profile document to communicate the skills and attributes that we feel County Age Group (CAG) players between the ages of 9 and 17 should demonstrate. These basics will underpin the ability of the player, allowing the very best and those with the highest potential to progress into the elite programmes that Surrey CCC run, for example the Pemberton Greenish Academy and then into competition for a place on the Surrey CCC professional staff. Surrey CCC defines talented CAG cricketers as: Children and young cricketers with skills and attributes developed, or have the potential to develop, to a level significantly ahead of their age group within the County. To add detail to this definition, a generic profile of a talented CAG cricketer includes and is not exhausted by: Plays a number of sports Has good foundations of athletic abilities Has good core cricket skills Relishes competition Works hard Enjoys learning new skills and wants to develop and improve Is tactically astute Finds a way to get the job done The following information is designed to help players, parents and coaches/school teachers better understand the various criteria and elements of young cricketers that we take into account when assessing and selecting players into our CAG programmes. The information in this document can be used in conjunction with the Surrey CCC Player Pathway Level Descriptors document, which highlights further specific information around each of the various disciplines that make up a young cricketer. It should be realised that not all of the following will be found in any one player. Anyone displaying a high amount of the attributes outlined below will be an outstanding player and individual. It is to be expected that a player s profile will be high in some areas and lower in others. It should also be realised that Surrey CCC would not be expecting to see all of the below characteristics in a U-9, as well as in a U-17 cricketer. Various characteristics listed will be more pertinent to a U-17 cricketer and will take time to develop as a player matures as well as understands and realise their potential. 2

PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS As players move through the Player Pathway, shown below in Figure 1, performances do and will take on a more pertinent role in determining player selection. At the younger age groups (U-9 to U-14), potential is an often used term and it is frequently at the forefront of determining selection with coaches using many of the criteria that follow in this document to establish whether that player does indeed have potential to develop through the Player Pathway. PROFESSIONAL CRICKET PG SURREY ACADEMY EMERGING PLAYER PROGRAMME (EPP) COUNTY AGE GROUP PROGRAMME (CAG) U-9 TO U-17 DISTRICT CRICKET PROGRAMME U-9 TO U-14 PERFORMANCE COURSES U-8 TO U-10 DEVELOPMENT COURSES U-6 TO U-16 POTENTIAL @ U-9 PERFORMANCE @ U-17 CRICKET CLUBS & SCHOOLS Figure 1: Surrey CCC Player Pathway Figure 2: Performance versus Potential It should be highlighted that, throughout the Pathway, performances do often highlight players that have both current performance levels and future potential and therefore, on entering a County Age Group Programme, a player would consistently: Perform very well at School, Club or District age group levels Out-perform his peers Take control and set the tone The following characteristics highlight what Surrey CCC are looking for in each of the various cricketing disciplines, as well as within players mental and physical characteristics: 3

BATTING A COUNTY AGE GROUP BATSMAN SHOULD BE ABLE TO: Demonstrate an ability to score runs consistently within their age group (and/or above) Demonstrate an inner drive to score runs at all times and in all situations Demonstrate the basic skills of batting, including using both hands together in partnership Demonstrate control and understanding of their technique Demonstrate tactics/strategy to score runs in certain match situations Demonstrate current ability and/or potential to advance beyond their peers in terms of run scoring THIS CAN INCLUDE AND IS NOT EXHAUSTED BY ABILITY TO: Strike the ball cleanly and consistently Identify line and length accurately Score runs on both sides of the wicket Pull the fast bowlers Sweep and hit the spin bowlers over the top Demonstrate speed between the wickets PACE BOWLING A COUNTY AGE GROUP PACE BOWLER SHOULD BE ABLE TO: Demonstrate an ability to bowl wicket taking deliveries within their age group (and/or above) Demonstrate two of three attributes: Pace, Bounce, Lateral Movement Demonstrate control of line, length, variations Demonstrate tactics/strategy to bowl successfully in certain match situations Demonstrate current ability and/or potential to advance beyond their peers in terms of pace bowling SPIN BOWLING A COUNTY AGE GROUP SPIN BOWLER SHOULD BE ABLE TO: Demonstrate an ability to bowl wicket taking deliveries within their age group (and/or above) Demonstrate an ability to spin the ball Demonstrate control of line, length, variations Demonstrate tactics/strategy to bowl successfully in certain match situations Demonstrate current ability and/or potential to advance beyond their peers in terms of spin bowling 4

FIELDING A COUNTY AGE GROUP FIELDER SHOULD BE ABLE TO: Demonstrate an ability to have an influence on the game through their fielding Demonstrate ability to catch and stop both simple and difficult chances and throw effectively from short and long distances Demonstrate a safe and effective diving technique to catch and stop cricket balls Demonstrate an intensity within their fielding, including an ability to anticipate the actions of the batsman Demonstrate current ability and/or potential to advance beyond their peers in terms of fielding WICKET KEEPING A COUNTY AGE GROUP WICKET KEEPER SHOULD BE ABLE TO: Demonstrate an ability to have an influence on the game through their wicket-keeping Demonstrate ability to take both simple and difficult chances when stood up and stood back to/from the wicket Demonstrate a safe and effective diving technique to successfully catch the ball Demonstrate ability to energise the fielding team in match situations Demonstrate current ability and/or potential to advance beyond their peers in terms of wicket-keeping THIS CAN INCLUDE AND IS NOT EXHAUSTED BY ABILITY TO: Demonstrate good posture Appear to be natural and effortless when catching Have quick foot work Execute both off and leg side stumpings Show leadership qualities 5

MENTAL A COUNTY AGE GROUP CRICKETER SHOULD BE ABLE TO: Demonstrate a personal motivation to improve, through listening, discussing and acting according to feedback given Demonstrate an ability to relish the battle that is currently and/or has potential to advance beyond their peers Demonstrate an ability to make clear and effective decisions under pressure that is currently and/or has potential to advance beyond their peers Demonstrate a belief in their abilities to succeed as a cricketer Demonstrate a desire to become a professional cricketer for Surrey County Cricket Club THIS CAN INCLUDE AND IS NOT EXHAUSTED BY ABILITY TO: FIGHT: Always want to test themselves in the toughest competition situations Embrace opportunities to compete on the big stage Really love a battle Thrive in hostile match situations CRITICAL MOMENT CONTROL Make excellent (rational/logical) decisions under pressure Deliver when the spotlight is on them Perform when everything depends on them Be able to be relied upon in match winning moments Display ability to weigh up facts and make effective decisions RESILIENCE Be able to bounce back emotionally after a performance failure Be able to remain confident when things are not going well Refocus quickly after mistakes or setbacks Be willing and able to adapt to game situations INNER DRIVE Be motivated intrinsically with task goal orientation 6

PHYSICAL A COUNTY AGE GROUP CRICKETER SHOULD BE ABLE TO: Demonstrate level of agility that is currently and/or has potential to advance beyond their peers Demonstrate level of balance that is currently and/or has potential to advance beyond their peers Demonstrate level of co-ordination that is currently and/or has potential to advance beyond their peers Demonstrate level of speed that is currently and/or has potential to advance beyond their peers Demonstrate level of strength that is currently and/or has potential to advance beyond their peers THIS CAN INCLUDE AND IS NOT EXHAUSTED BY ABILITY TO: Develop a wide range of skills and abilities Display the following: Athleticism Controlled, coordinated movement skills Fast feet Endurance Injury resistant Flexibility 7