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Batsmen are being over-coached and bombarded with theories

<p>Kids must find a good coach or avoid it at all costs and learn the game of cricket for yourself, writes Ian Chappell</p>

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England star Stuart Broad passes on some tips during a coaching clinic for children at Sacred Heart College in Auckland on February 16, 2008

England star Stuart Broad passes on some tips during a coaching clinic for children at Sacred Heart College in Auckland on February 16, 2008

Melbourne: It's now eight years since Misbah-ul-Haq's ill-conceived attempted scoop shot ballooned to short fine leg at the Wanderer's stadium and India was crowned inaugural World T20 champions.

England star Stuart Broad passes on some tips during a coaching clinic for children at Sacred Heart College in Auckland on  February 16, 2008. Pic/Getty Images
England star Stuart Broad passes on some tips during a coaching clinic for children at Sacred Heart College in Auckland on February 16, 2008. Pic/Getty Images 

Much has happened in cricket since that exciting five-run victory and the bulk of it revolves around the evolution of T20. Leagues have sprung up like daisies in summer, with the IPL being the most affluent and gaudy, whilst Test and 50-over cricket have receded into the shadows.

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