Closing date: 22nd October 2014

Working closely with the England Cricket Teams’ coaches and other support staff, the objective of the PDW programme is to equip aspiring and current elite cricketers with the skills needed to deal with the unique demands of playing at the highest level whilst also preparing them for life after their sporting career.

Closing date: undisclosed

Job Title: Front of House Pavilion Supervisor

Department: Ground Superintendent’s Office

Reporting to: Pavilion Manager

Contract type: Permanent, full time

Working hours: The Pavilion is normally open from 07:00 – 01:00hrs on weekdays and 09:00 – 18:00hrs at weekends, although these times may vary according to demand.

This week's winner of the Cricket Show podcast question competition is Yash. He wins a free coaching course from PitchVision Academy.

The winning question was:

"3 months ago while I was fielding at cover I slipped and tore my anterior cruciate ligament in the right knee. While all this time in bedrest I have gained a lot of weight and lost my stamina to stay fresh in any game. Please suggest me tips to strengthen up and also aid weight loss. My cricket season starts from November thus I have to lose weight and get back to my best to get selected in the team?"

Listen to the panels answer to his question here.

To enter your own question for the chance to win your choice of online coaching course send your questions in here.

Closing date: undisclosed

Job Title: Purchase Ledger Assistant

Department: Finance

Reporting to: Purchase Ledger Supervisor

Dimensions of Role: Hours: 09:00 – 17:00hrs, Monday to Friday. 35 hours per week with one hour unpaid lunch each day.

Key Purpose of Role: To assist the Purchase Ledger Supervisor in ensuring that the Accounts Payable ledger is accurate and up to date at all times, processing invoices and expenses and covering for the Purchase Ledger Supervisor when she is on annual leave.

Coach Sam Lavery talks about post-season planning before you put your gear away for a few months.

As the season comes to an end, regaining evenings and weekends is an attractive prospect. But as the final match passes, is is there still one final push we can give?

Absolutely! The final wrap up of the season is as valuable as those last words before you players take to the field for their first game.

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Mark Garaway is on a campaign for mixing up formats at club and school level. More two day games is his mantra, so David Hinchliffe and Sam Lavery grill the Director of Coaching at Millfield School about his ideas.

The team also help a player who is threatened with being dropped because of his slingly bowling action. Seems unfair? We give him a solution that will keep everyone happy. Plus, we help a guy with a deadline come back from injury before his season starts. The pressure is on to be ready, but can it be done in time?

Listen now!

I love the post-season time of year. players are reflective about the season just gone and, in the UK, we see this as a hugely important development phase leading up to Christmas.

As always, we start with a good review that puts things into a stark light. The immediate period at the end of a season is the perfect time to do this. Here is how I go about it with my players.

Our post season review meetings have 5 elements to them:

Closing date: 6th October 2014

HR Officer (10 Month FTC)

Closing date: 10th October 2014

Leicestershire & Rutland Cricket (“L&RC”) is the Governing body for the sport in the counties and administers all aspects of recreational cricket. Our Vision is to secure the future of cricket by inspiring people to choose and enjoy a lifelong involvement with the game.