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Yorkshire players are ace tutors
1:00pm Friday 10th October 2008
Yorkshire stars will be passing on cricket tips to youngsters in Bradford at a series of master-class coaching sessions.
Former England all-rounder Anthony McGrath (pictured) will coach batting and paceman Steve Patterson fast bowling.
David Wainwright will oversee the spin bowling, while wicketkeeper Gerard Brophy will pass on expert tips on glovework.
The sessions, which are run together with the Pro Coach Cricket Academy, will take place at Woodlands Cricket Club in Oakenshaw during the half-term break.
They kick off on Wednesday, October 29 with batting (10am-1pm) and fast bowling (1.30pm-4.30pm).
The spin-bowling and wicketkeeping sessions are the following day from 10am-1pm.
Sessions can be booked via procoachcricketacademy@hotmail.co.uk or by contacting Sam Anderson on 07766-024635.
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