Category: Parents & Pathways

A collection of articles exploring ideas, themes, and experiences from across Cricket Mind Online.

  • Supporting Cricket Wales Parents

    Supporting Cricket Wales Parents

    Cricket Mind is partnering with Cricket Wales to deliver a new parent support series for the 2026/27 pathway year, helping parents support young cricketers through selection, winter training, confidence, pressure and the highs and lows of the cricket season.

  • How to Support Young Cricketers: A Parent’s Guide

    How to Support Young Cricketers: A Parent’s Guide

    Calm, practical guidance for cricket parents navigating pressure, setbacks, trials and the everyday emotions of a young player’s game.

  • Not Everyone Will Make It. But Anyone Can Make It

    Not Everyone Will Make It. But Anyone Can Make It

    Faisal Shahid shares powerful lessons on confidence, setbacks, parents and the long-term development of young cricketers.

  • How to Prepare for Cricket Trials Without Trying Too Hard

    How to Prepare for Cricket Trials Without Trying Too Hard

    Practical advice for young cricketers preparing for trials with confidence, clarity and calmness.

  • What Talent Pathways Really Get Wrong About Young Cricketers

    What Talent Pathways Really Get Wrong About Young Cricketers

    Ben Silver explores talent pathways, messy practice, and why long-term development matters more than early selection success.

  • How to Support a Young Cricketer Without Adding Pressure

    How to Support a Young Cricketer Without Adding Pressure

    Practical advice for cricket parents who want to support confidence, enjoyment and development without adding pressure.

  • Why Overseas Cricket Experiences Matter

    Why Overseas Cricket Experiences Matter

    How overseas cricket experiences can shape confidence, adaptability, independence, and long-term development both on and off the pitch.

  • Cricket Doesn’t Stop When the Game Ends

    Cricket Doesn’t Stop When the Game Ends

    Five listener questions that reveal the pressure, emotion and complexity behind the modern cricket experience.

  • Cricket Mind Online Launches Yearly Live Workshop Schedule

    Cricket Mind Online Launches Yearly Live Workshop Schedule

    Cricket Mind Online has launched a yearly schedule of live online workshops for players, parents and coaches.

  • A Global Cricket Opportunity for U16 Players — Tobago 2026

    A Global Cricket Opportunity for U16 Players — Tobago 2026

    An international cricket opportunity for U16 players, with Cricket Mind Online supporting the Ludimos Trailblazers programme in Tobago.

  • Black Friday Cricket Mindset Coaching

    Black Friday Cricket Mindset Coaching

    Black Friday Week is now open at Cricket Mind Online. Discover exclusive offers on our one-to-one cricket mindset coaching plans, designed to help young cricketers build confidence, focus and resilience this winter. Limited availability — offers end 30 November.

  • County Cricket Trials

    County Cricket Trials

    County cricket trials are about more than runs and wickets. Mindset, preparation, and composure under pressure make the real difference. This blog from Cricket Mind Online shares evidence-based strategies to help players prepare mentally and physically to perform when it matters most.

  • Women’s Cricket Pathway UK

    Women’s Cricket Pathway UK

    The UK women’s cricket pathway is transforming, empowering girls from club cricket to elite levels. With new opportunities, emerging role models, and vital mental preparation, aspiring players can now achieve their dreams, overcoming challenges and developing both skills and resilience.

  • Fear of Criticism

    Fear of Criticism

    Fear of criticism in cricket can undermine even the most skilled players, leading to anxiety, self-doubt, and performance blocks. By building a supportive environment, reshaping feedback, and encouraging a growth mindset, players can turn this fear into a powerful tool for improvement.

  • Being a Cricket Parent

    Being a Cricket Parent

    Being a cricket parent is a fulfilling yet demanding role, where your support shapes your child’s experience and growth. Help them build resilience and love for the game by balancing encouragement with autonomy, ensuring their cricket journey is joyful and enduring.