Cricket Training Abroad
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Take a cricket gap year and receive cricket training abroad. This is the best way to take time out for aspiring cricket players.
Cricket training abroad is a really popular way to take a sports gap year. Real Sport Experience has a fantastic cricket academy programme in New Zealand, where you receive full-time cricket training abroad. Week days are spent doing cricket training i.e. net sessions, batting practise and fielding drills, while weekends are reserved for games, where you play cricket in New Zealand against local sides.
However, cricket training abroad does not have to be on an academy programme. Many players choose to represent local sides and receive cricket training abroad from the club coaches. Many people play cricket in New Zealand and many other people play cricket in Australia - both are great places for cricket training.
To learn more about cricket training abroad and other cricket gap year programmes, use the following links:
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Sign up to the academy in Sydney and receive training from former internationals, plus the chance to play for local teams. Other activities are included and, because of the programme’s timing, you’ll experience Sydney’s famous New Year celebrations. |
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Learn cricket from the very best in sunny New Zealand, where you’ll follow a personal programme. They’ll be plenty of chances to play in matches and access to training facilities in your free time. |
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Improve your cricket and get paid to coach others. Work on your fitness and skills at the academy, with help from past and present cricket stars, and earn some cash by running sessions for school children. |
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