Ian Renshaw is widely regarded as one of the leading authorities in skill adaptability and coaching.

Based in Brisbane and dad of Australian batter Matt Renshaw, he's honed his skills coaching his son, researching at universities, and working around the world over 40 years.

Ian has just released a book summarising his coaching beliefs. He's been sharing his thoughts on communication, constraints-led coaching and a whole range of other key issues.

Mark Garaway was part of Duncan Fletcher's coaching team exactly 20 years ago, when England Men's historic Ashes victory took place.

He's since been working in county and school set ups, and he's been a busy contributor to the ECB Coach Development programmes.

He met Tim Dellor at Millfield School, where he's Director of Cricket, to tell some stories about coaching over the years.

Kyle Hogg was a seam bowler for Lancashire, before retirement in 2014.

Since then he's worked in the entertainment industry, and is now back in cricket.

He had a spell coaching on the Lancashire Women's pathway, and now looks after the England Young Lions seamers.

He's back in the spotlight as the lead coach on the hit TV show "Freddie Flintoff's Field of Dreams". He's been talking about that series, and what he's learned on his journey back into cricket and coaching.

Martin Dighton, Senior Coach Developer at UK Coaching, talks to The icoachcricket Podcast about communication skills, and the importance of listening.

Martin explores noticing, observing players, and how building relationships and problem solving is central to good coaching.

Amongst other ground covered, how coaches react to their players winning and losing, and the importance of mentors for coaches at all levels of experience, is attention grabbing.

Peter Sturgess is a foundation stage coaching guru in football having spent 17 years working at the FA. Based in Wigan, supports Walsall, set up the Derby County FC Centre of Excellence, and has worked in lots of other football environments.

He has studied how best to accelerate the learning and development of young footballers, by modifying practices, and encouraging learning free from structure and organisation so often imposed by coaching systems.

Coach and coach developer, Iain Brunnschweiler has there are no shortage of stories

From overseeing Shane Warne's strength and conditioning at Hampshire, Brunchy spent several years heading up the England u17 programme before moving on helping Olympic fencing coaches win medals, and leading the academy at Southampton FC.

He continues to work for a variety of clients in sport and business and in this episode he discusses communication, getting to know players really well as people, and coach clarity of thought are the hot topics at Chievely Services.

Carl Crowe spoke to the podcast from India, where he's currently working with the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League.

He explained what it's like working on the franchise circuit, how he deals with the dilemmas and issues of working in global tournaments and what the demands are on him as a specialist spin bowling coach working with some of the best players in world cricket.

England Women Head Coach, Charlotte Edwards talks about her key learning experiences, her character as a player and coach, what she thinks is important for coaches working at the top level, and how she sees the game developing over the next few years.