High Performance Consultant

For the first time the World Cup in South Africa in 2003 will feature 14 teams

13-Aug-2001

For the first time the World Cup in South Africa in 2003 will feature 14 teams. The ten test playing nations will be joined by the leading four Associate Members of the ICC - Kenya, Holland, Namibia and Canada.

The ICC wishes to appoint a suitably qualified High Performance Consultant to work with these four countries over the next 18 months to prepare them for the World Cup.

The successful applicant will come from a test playing nation and will have experience and proven success at the top level of the One Day game in either coaching, playing, management or development.

He will report to the ICC Development Manager and the contract will involve (inter alia)

Preliminary visit to each country
Creation of individual preparation plan for each country
Attendance at Emerging Nations Tournament in April 2002
Regular monitoring of countries
Follow up visits in late 2002
Attendance at World Cup 2003
Submission of final report to ICC

Relocation is not required and it is anticipated that the contract will involve a workload of approximately two/ three days per week (including the travel requirements) over the full contract period.

Applications should be marked High Performance Program and sent to:

The Development Manager
ICC
The Clock Tower
Lord's Cricket Ground
London NW8 8QN
England
email andrew.eade@icc-cricket.com
fax + 44 207 266 9074
phone + 44 207 266 1818

Applications close on Friday 31st August

Kenya Zimbabwe West Indies Sri Lanka South Africa Pakistan New Zealand India England Bangladesh Australia