International training.

[citizenerased]

is it worth using technique training when playing as an international side only?

[Graham_5000]

I don't know if it is or not, but I generally like to use it on the younger players when playing international only.

[citizenerased]

I don't know if it is or not, but I generally like to use it on the younger players when playing international only.

hmmm.

i ask because usually at domestic level it takes a minimum of a full season of technique training before the training has an impact.

so is there enough time for it to make a difference at international level? i guess its just not worth the bother and you should go for short term gains and use practice. but then do players ever improve?

[Graham_5000]

General technique training should still have an effect though shouldn't it? Training a specific area might not work with limited training days.

[kishorea]

hmmm.

i ask because usually at domestic level it takes a minimum of a full season of technique training before the training has an impact.

I wonder what are the factors that determine how long it takes for technique training to show impact for a particular player. I've had players improving within a week itself sometimes - it's happened quite a few times.

[muhammad saad]

I give Accuracy training to young bowlers/ allrounders and they generally bowl decent/well right from their first game , they do get bad games every now and then though , but the key to it is to give accuracy training for couple of series without actually playing the youngster and when they have couple of months training under their belt , they are good to go.