Programme Structure
The structure of the programme has been designed after liaising with first-class counties and national boards to ensure a blend of support and independence are provided throughout the off-season.
This specific structure aims to assist cricketers with their development as both players and young people and ensure they return home well prepared for the next stage of their cricket careers.
- Pre-Christmas: a structured 10-week programme covering skill development, strength and conditioning and match play through the NSW club competitions.
- Post-Christmas: provides bespoke support for players based on their individual requirements.
What's included?
World-class coaches
Skill sessions with a host of world-class coaches including former international, first-class, IPL and BBL players & coaches.
S&C support
Cricket specific strength and conditioning programme led by some of Australia’s leading practitioners.
Physio access
Access to treatment, injury prevention and recovery programmes.
nutrition advice
Access to nutritional advice from nutrition experts.
Club placement
Identify and facilitate a local crcket club for interested
Gym access
Unlimited use of local gym facilities in a dedicated gymnasium.
Accommodation
We can organise accommodation options in the city you are based.
Training kit
We can provide branded ICP training kit for players
Programme Locations
Sydney (men's)
Sydney (women's)
Melbourne (men's)
Perth (men's)
New
London (men's)
London (women's)
Irish Alumni
Numerous Irish cricketers have spent time working with coaches and experts from the ICP, including:
- Harry Tector
- Stephen Doheny
- Scott Macbeth
- Tim Tector
- Jake Egan
- John McNally
And this year, Adam Leckey and Seb Dijkstra are on the programme.
“My weeks are pretty busy with the programme as we have running sessions, physio and mobility training, one-on-ones, group training with the rest of the guys in the programme, as well as gym and recovery sessions. The sessions mainly take place on the grounds of UNSW, but also at the SCG which is fantastic.”
“The programme is split in half with 10 of us doing it full-time and nine others doing it part-time. It is predominantly made up of English County first and second team players so training is of a very good standard. It is run by Howard Grice who has been extremely beneficial for me so far in improving my game but we also work with Jason Krejza (former Australian off-spinner) and Grant Lambert (former NSW all-rounder), both of whom have helped me improve my batting and bowling with little tips and work ons.”