Banbury Cricket Club have added two key individuals to their
coaching staff ahead of the 2013 season. The underlines Banbury’s commitment to
developing cricketing talent. Over two thirds of the players used by Banbury’s
1st XI in 2012 played youth cricket for the club and this is a
figure the club are keen to maintain or increase.
will on the senior section and developing the considerable talent at BCC
between the ages of 16-24. He will be available to any member of the senior
section at both Tuesday and Thursday night senior training, sessions which Paul
will run. Paul has huge playing and coaching experience both in the Home
Counties and internationally in South Africa and will bring these standards to
Banbury. He will also act as joint captain of the 2nd XI with Andrew
Sabin, another of the Banbury’s most talented coaches.
section, culminating in the U13’s winning the national Lady Taveners
competition. As a result Banbury have secured the services of Brady Barends a
First Class cricketer from South Africa to act as coach to the Ladies 1st
XI who will for the first time in 2013 play national league cricket. Brady will
have a dual focus at the club, for as well as acting as ladies coach he will
play for the mens 1st XI in the HCPL, he is an opening bowler and
middle order batsman.
the season is already underway – for details of indoor training please contact
your captain or age group manager.