
Coaching in cricket has evolved dramatically over the past few decades. From the informal, experience-led approaches of the 1990s and early 2000s to today’s more structured, player-centred environments, the role of the coach continues to shift. But where might it go next?Paul Shaw has spent time reflecting on this journey, examining how coaching has developed, what has driven that change, and what the future might hold for the game.In the final episode of series three, he joins Tim Dellor to explore the evolution of cricket coaching, from past practices to modern methods, and considers how coaches can continue to adapt in an ever-changing landscape.
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