10 MINUTES
-WARM UP AND INTRODUCTION
- skipping Rounds
- Discuss with the player about the session and briefing
05 MINUTES
- SWAT ANALYSIS
- player need to fill the questions paper about cricket
10 MINUTES
- THROW DOWN SESSION
- this session coach need to measure his current performance and then he will decide. when player batting coach will take Videos
05 MINUTES
- talking with the player about his performance by showing video,
20 MINUTES
BATTING SESSION
- He will get 03 overs in this session. he need to get 04 runs in over by over, if he out he needs get 02 quick singles
10 MINUTES
- WARM DOWN AND DE BRIEF
- cooling drills
- discuss with the player about the session
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