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In today's game, cricket is as much about data as it is about talent, with performance analysts now playing a…

In today's game, cricket is as much about data as it is about talent, with performance analysts now playing a crucial role alongside coaches and team management. Recognising that evolution, national youth cricket coach Ameer Rahaman has earned a qualification in cricket…

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In today's game, cricket is as much about data as it is about talent, with performance analysts now playing a…
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In today's game, cricket is as much about data as it is about talent, with performance analysts now playing a crucial role alongside coaches and team management. Recognising that evolution, national youth cricket coach Ameer Rahaman has earned a qualification in cricket analytics, adding another layer of expertise to his coaching portfolio. Rahaman, who has spent more than a decade as a Physical Education teacher, says he was guided by Avenesh Seetaram, Performance Analyst with the West Indies Senior Men's Team. He is also pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management as he continues to broaden his contribution to the sport. Looking ahead, Rahaman, currently pursuing Level Four coaching certification, has identified a gap in the development of women's cricket locally and is eager to apply his coaching and analytical expertise to help nurture the country's female cricketers.

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