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Cricket Malawi recruiting Head Coach

Cricket Malawi is currently in the process of looking for a national men’s Head Coach and High Performance Manager following the departure of ex-Ireland international Andre Botha. 

It is currently an exciting time for Malawi’s cricketers with the women’s national team taking part in the ICC’s T20 World Cup qualification pathway for the first time, and the men’s team looking to improve performances in regional tournaments.

Malawian National men’s team during the national anthem (Photo: Cricket Malawi)

The Head Coach and High-Performance Manager will be responsible for four dimensions of Malawi’s overall growth and development as a cricketing nation:

  1. Coaching the Malawi Men’s Senior National and Male U-19 teams on a full- time basis with specific emphasis on preparing teams for tours and tournaments;
  2. Preparing, implement and monitor high performance coaching programs for all of National Men’s and Women’s, regional and age group talent squads;
  3. Mentoring duties in improving the output of local coaches and handpicking and preparing coaches for representative squad coaching roles;
  4. Designing and implement coaching programs for Cricket Malawi’s talent development wing, The Cricket Academy.

Key requirements to apply for the role are: 

  • Minimum of a CSA/ECB/CA Level 3 coaching certificate or equivalent
  • Minimum of 3 years of cricket coaching age group/senior provincial or national teams
  • Be up to date with the latest coaching techniques and methods

The closing date for applications is 1st January 2021, are to be addressed to the Cricket Operations Manager; Arjun Menon and can be sent to resume@cricketmalawi.org

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Isaac Lockett

Isaac has an undergraduate degree in sports psychology with a passion for the development of cricket into a completely global sport. He is furthering his academic study through the completion of a Masters degree in Sports Business Management and Policy which aims to further understand sporting globalisation.

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