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I talk to science communicator and cricket tragic, Marc West, on the topic of cricket – and the science and psychology of the sport. Marc has published several articles on the science and mathematics of the game, and in this episode, discusses the following with me:<\/p>\n
– How fit are cricketers?
\n– How far do batsmen run during a century?
\n– How do batsmen know where the ball is going when their eyes can’t track the ball?
\n– The ways in which scientists make measurements of cricket players
\n– How does body language influence how good a batsman is?
\n– How much of the game is psychological?
\n– How can psychology be effective for a player?
\n– Mentally coping with new cricketing situations
\n– Using psychology to foster player development in the coaching process<\/p>\n
Also featured in this episode is Listener of the episode, and listener feedback.<\/p>\n
This is part 1 of a 2 part interview. Please listen in to episode 85 for the conclusion to the interview.<\/p>\n
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