Atif A Qureshi

Eid Murabak to everyone who is celebrating 🤗
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Thrilled and incredibly proud to have been selected to represent Wales Over 40s in the upcoming Over-40s Cricket World Cup in Guyana!🏏🌴.

🏏Exciting Winter Training Sessions!
Join us this winter for small group training sessions where
the focus will be on honing the technical skills required for the game to play on the competitive level. Following this we will shift our focus to the tactical, psychological, and physical aspects of the game by learning how to psychologically deal the match situations and then applying them in the match scenarios against other county and district players.
As spaces in this course will be limited to ensure personalized attention, I would appreciate your prompt response to confirm your interest in participating and book your spot ASAP.

📅 When: Every Friday, October 3 - December 12
📍 Where: St. Anselm’s college, Wirral

📅 Training Groups:
- U13: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
- U17: 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to improve your skills!

For more details or to express your interest, feel free to call me or message me privately.

Let’s get ready to train hard and have fun!
See you there.

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HIGHLIGHTS - ENGLAND V WALES Over-40s 2025. ODI 45 over ODISt Fagans CC, Cardiff29-05-2025England Won by 8 Wkts

Cheshire over 40s Champions for the 3rd consecutive year 💪. Love to be involved with a group of Oldies making me look young 😎.

Long international careers in cricket demand significant mental strength, given the constant pressure athletes face—whether competing individually or as part of a team. This relentless challenge can sometimes lead to burnout, a psychological state characterized by exhaustion and a diminished ability to cope with stressors. When burnout occurs, players may struggle with negative thought patterns borne out of the intense pressure to perform, which can erode their passion for the game and shift their motivation toward external rewards.
To reignite the love for cricket and overcome burnout, several effective strategies can be employed. Taking a break from the game can provide the necessary mental respite, allowing players to recharge and reconnect with their passion. Alternatively, engaging in mental skills training can equip cricketers with tools to manage stress, enhance focus, and cultivate resilience.
It’s crucial to work alongside professionals who understand the unique challenges of consistent performance in cricket. These experts can guide players through tailored strategies that not only address immediate concerns but also foster long-term mental well-being, helping them navigate the ups and downs of their careers while maintaining their love for the game.

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🏏 Ready to take your cricket game to the next level? 🌟 Today, we had an amazing practice session where Madav and Samson from @cheshirecricketboard under 12 faced off in an exciting drill focused on batting against spinners! 🌀 Samson worked on his technique by coming down the wicket, ensuring he moved his head towards the ball and got to the pitch to play straight. Meanwhile, Madav honed his bowling skills, delivering from a side-on position with a focus on spinning the ball. 🔄 What made it even more thrilling? They got to choose their field placements and target areas for scoring runs! This not only built their confidence but also prepared them for real match scenarios. 💪 Cricket isn’t just about skills; it’s about strategy too! What’s your favorite cricket practice drill? Comment below! ⬇️ #CricketTraining #YoungAthletes #GameOn #cricketmindset #cheshirecricket #sportspsychology #agegroupcricket #chesterboughtonhallcricketclub #pathwaycricket #professionalcricketer #countycricket #cricketcoaching #mentalskillstraining #cricketforlife #cricketislife #cricketcoachingtips #psl2025