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ICC Global Cricket Academy to launch International Coaching Qualification in UAE

  • United Arab Emirates: Monday, October 05 - 2009 at 11:52
  • PRESS RELEASE

UAE cricket enthusiasts are being offered the chance to take part in the world pilot of a brand new level 1 cricket coach education course that has been developed by the International Cricket Council (ICC), it was announced today.

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  • Dayle Hadlee ICC Head Coach.
    Dayle Hadlee ICC Head Coach.
The two-day course will be piloted three times throughout October, in both Dubai and Abu Dhabi, under the guidance of three internationally recognised coaches from the ICC Global Cricket Academy (GCA), which is part of Dubai Sports City.

The level 1 course has been specifically designed by the ICC to meet the highest international standards, and will be extremely valuable for club and school coaches, PE teachers, keen parents, as well as senior high school and club-cricket players, to help improve the quantity and quality of local cricket instructors.

Attendees will learn how to teach basic batting, bowling, fielding, and wicket keeping skills, in addition to the art of coaching, planning, and how to communicate effectively. Drills and modified games will also be included in the course.

"The UAE has been chosen to host the first-ever ICC cricket coach education course, which will arm participants with an internationally recognised qualification. By developing and delivering this course, the ICC aims to grow the number of coaches across the country and boost the quality of coaching to a world-class level,"


said Dayle Hadlee, Head Coach at ICC GCA, and one of the course instructors.

'Everyone who attends the course will be able to coach anywhere in the world, but there are only a limited number of spaces available so we are encouraging people to contact us now to book their place," he added.

Director of Coaching at ICC GCA Rodney Marsh, and Head Coach Mudassar Nazar will also act as instructors for the Level 1 Cricket Education Coaching Course that will take place between 9am and 5pm on:

• 9 - 10 October 2009 - Al Yasmina School - Abu Dhabi
• 16 - 17 October - Bradenton Prep Academy - Dubai Sports City
• 23 - 24 October - Bradenton Prep Academy - Dubai Sports City
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About Dubai Sports City:
Dubai Sports City (DSC) is a $4bn, 50m square feet mixed-use development which will be the world's first integrated purpose-built sports city.

The development is built around five major sports venues and feature a series of major sports academy facilities.

Included within the Dubai Sports City Academies Campus is the Dubai Sports City Football Academy - the home of Manchester United Soccer Schools, Dubai; the Dubai Sports City Swimming Academy; a David Lloyd Tennis Academy; the International Cricket Council's own ICC Global Cricket Academy; the World Hockey Academy, a first of its kind partnership with the International Hockey Federation; a Rugby Academy; a high performance gymnasium; and a world-renowned sports medicine and rehabilitation centre.

Dubai Sports City is also home to Bradenton Preparatory Academy, offering a first class American College preparatory education and bespoke method of learning for every student.

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