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Oliver has his committee meeting so if you have a robot mower or considered robots cutting grass*, he’d really appreciate your thoughts, now!

It seems the Missing Middle* in junior age groups may be a universal issue.  Fascinating discussion initiated by Delhi Capitals’ head of Pathways Academy. 

Are Gary Neville, Deborah Meaden et al now on board, literally?  How did Maiden Cricket* fare in the Dragon’s Den?  

Last week’s discussions:

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  • Tackling Climate Change Fund
  • Play Cricket data analysis
  • Delivering growth, sustainability and diversity of recreational cricket
  • Looming ground tenure challenges
  • Who or what inspired you to do what you do?
  • Can clubs still be the village’s beating heart?
  • Premier League review
  • Reputation risk management 
  • Why have All Stars and Dynamos numbers ‘plateaud’?
  • Extreme weather impact
  • Cricket clubs are a web of social connections
  • Net booking apps and facilities management software
  • Quick Poll on junior transition
  • Junior transition and retention in open age cricket
  • How much would you pay your chief operating officer?  
  • Is school sport provision now a post code lottery?
  • A personal reflection; ECB’s MD of Recreational Cricket
  • Sky club cricket feature
  • Extreme weather guidance

Links to past discussions, sorted by theme and listed in chronological order, can also be found on the Members’ Portal along with a treasure trove of club development resources, signposted information and sources of support including webinar recordings and club admin product reviews. 

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