Sports Psychology in Cricket: The Mental Game
Cricket is often described as a game of skill, strategy, and endurance. Yet, at every level—from school tournaments to international
Toby Crane
Toby Crane is a Sport and Exercise Psychologist trainee in the UK, currently completing his Stage 2 Qualification with the British Psychological Society. He holds a BSc and MSc in Sport and Exercise Psychology and works with individuals, teams, and groups across ages, abilities, and sports, with particular experience in endurance events.
Unique Approach: Toby combines clients' lived experiences with the latest Sport Psychology research to help them reach their goals. His background includes a performance analysis internship with Wigan Warriors Rugby League and fieldwork with endurance athletes, including the world's toughest row and Canada's Toronto Marathon Psyching Team.
Unique Approach: Toby combines clients' lived experiences with the latest Sport Psychology research to help them reach their goals. His background includes a performance analysis internship with Wigan Warriors Rugby League and fieldwork with endurance athletes, including the world's toughest row and Canada's Toronto Marathon Psyching Team.
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