On Thursday 22nd December, PitchVision CEOs Richard Welch and Rohan Timblo are taking your questions in a twitter chat.

The pair are at the head of one of the most vibrant and successful cricket technology companies in the world. Formed in 2005 with a passionate goal to bring cricket training into the future, PitchVision’s products now span the globe improving cricket coaching from grass-roots to international level.

Managing players used to be easy didn’t it?

Not any more.

Cricket in Afghanistan is more than cricket. Cricket is pride and identity. Cricket is the outlet of the nation.

You can see it in the performance of the national team: Since their reintroduction to world cricket, the side rushed up the rankings at impossible speeds.

Sam Lavery, Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe discuss the issues around coaching and playing cricket. In this show the team talk about the power of the humble single. Like a pawn in chess, it's often underestimated. The discussion tells you more.

After that, listener's questions are chatted through. One player wants to know about "fourth stump line" and someone else is keen to become a professional cricketer in England.

Listen in for the tips, tricks and stories.

Sam Lavery, Mark Garaway and David Hinchliffe discuss the issues around coaching and playing cricket. In this show the team talk about the power of the humble single. Like a pawn in chess, it's often underestimated. The discussion tells you more.

Here are the latest cricket jobs from around the world posted at PitchVision.

I watched some Test cricket in Mumbai this week, it was enthralling viewing. All 28 minutes of it!

It’s shocking to see so many cricket players sabotage their chances by lying.

Recently, I had a great discussion with coach Ian Pont about the use of stats in predicting the future. Now I want to know what you think.

Can you use stats to help your cricket?