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Published by Murray Hampson
A podcast to help parents and coaches help their young cricketers' develop, transform and master their cricket at home -- all whilst having a heap of fun with them, connecting more closely, and making memories that they will cherish forever! Hosted by Murray Hampson and Rob Hampson, the podcast will dive deep into how to develop your child into a successful cricketer and great team player, no matter their level, whilst placing a strong focus on strengthening the family unit again. We'll be featuring interviews and insights from cricket experts, relevant sports experts, current players, sports psychologists, high performance coaches, parents of successful kids, and more!
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In episode 2 we chat with first class cricketer and pro, Matt Boast, on his career, how parents can support their kids without pressure, and the important of balance, fun, the basics & multi-sports for developing good young cricketers. Some of the highlights are: → Matt’s Journey: from the U19 World Cup for South Africa, to the Titans, the Pretoria Capitals, and now the Warriors → Parent-Child Relationship in Cricket: how his parents supported without pressure, avoiding “helicopter parenting” and how you can do the same. → Coaching Balance: how to be both a parent and coach → Dealing with Pressure & Setbacks: mindset shifts for kids when they fail or struggle. → And the Value of Multi-Sport Participation: why kids shouldn’t specialize too early.
Our first Podcast featuring our founders, Murray and Rob Hampson, and our story. We dive into our beginning, our vision for Home Coach Cricket, Murray's cricket and coaching career, the coaches who had an impact on his life and why, and so much more.
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Observed September 19, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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