He always told us to carry ourselves with class. Like, every Friday after practice, he would tell us just basically to go home and tell our parents we love them.

Coach put my dad's initials on the sleeves of our team shirts, so we all could have a memory of him. This meant so much to me because this way I knew my dad saw all my games.

You walk into Cameron during practice, and you think this is just another class building on campus. Then you see the people coming in, and you know why it's such a special place and why people want to play here.

The main thing is that they're getting regular practice and regular competition. They're exposed every day to first-class cricketers in an environment conducive to developing their game. The work we do with the young guys especially is very individual based. It focuses on the deficiencies in their technique and also on any deficiencies in the mental side of their game.

He has unbelievable hand-eye coordination. He does practice that.

(Coaches) made me do it in practice and I made a few so they said, 'You're No. 2 (behind Akers).