2026 QLD Cricket Coaching Symposium

The 2026 QLD Cricket Coaching Symposium, held at Brisbane Boys’ College, brings together an outstanding group of high-performance coaches, practitioners and thought leaders focused on modern coaching, skill development and performance across all levels of the game.

Featured presenters include Ian Renshaw, a global leader in the Constraint-Led Approach with extensive experience across international cricket programs and author of Dynamic Coaching.

Glenn McLachlan is a sought-after educator and co-author of Growth Talk, specialising in coaching conversations, leadership and building strong performance cultures.

James Bazley brings elite playing experience with the Queensland Bulls and Brisbane Heat, alongside his current work in talent development within Queensland Cricket’s BEARS region.

Alongside them, the symposium also features a strong lineup including Hamish Bennett, Jarrad Loughman, Sunny Kaliyar, Gavin Fitness and Sam Ward, who collectively bring expertise across elite performance, coaching innovation, analytics, player pathways and development across both the men’s and women’s game.

Together, the symposium provides a practical, contemporary insight into coaching and performance within the modern cricket environment.

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