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Suffolk Young Cricketers Press Release- video Project. Print E-mail

The year 2012 will see the Suffolk Young Cricketers organization take a significant step forward in the way
that it develops in young players.

All of its lead coaches will benefit from the facility to use Video analysis in their development of their
squads covering all age groups from u10 to u17.
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SYC Trials - Update Print E-mail

After 4 days of trials over 4 consecutive weeks the 2012 County and District boys squads have been selected and letters will have arrived over the weekend of 9/10th September 2011.
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Play Hard, Play Fair and Stay in the Game Print E-mail

ECB and MCC announce plans to stamp out bad behaviour in junior cricket...
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SYC 2011 Season Update Print E-mail

The Suffolk Young Cricketer squads have commenced the season in the fine weather and we have already seen an excellent amount of high quality cricket with the Suffolk sides winning the majority of our games.
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Upskilling Coaches Event Print E-mail

On the 14th March 2011 the Suffolk Cricket Board organised an evening at Kesgrave High School’s Conference Centre for all ECB qualified coaches within the County. 
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Newsflash

Following on from the success of the first visit to Northamptonshire, the five players on Suffolk’s Emerging Players Programme were asked to attend a further session at the County on Tuesday 28th February. 

Max Whittaker, Matt Allen, George Loyd, James Hodgkinson and Sam Webb-Snowling will all have gained a further insight into the work required to fulfil their goal of becoming a professional cricketer.
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