Nathan Dodd

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Nathan Dodd

Personal information
Full name| Nathan John Dodd
Born|  (1980-05-15) 15 May 1980 (age 44)
Gosford, New South Wales, Australia
Batting| Left-hand batsman
Role| Senior Assistant Coach of the Australian Cricket Team for Players with an Intellectual Disability
Domestic team information
Years| Team
2000-2002| Manly
2002-2004| Kent Second XI
2003| Worcestershire Second XI
2003| Coventry and North Warwickshire
2004| Holmesdale
2007-2009| Wests Illawarra Cricket Club
2009-2013| Maroochydore Cricket Club
2013-2014| Palmwoods Cricket Club
2014-2015| Caloundra Cricket Club

Nathan Dodd (born 15th May 1980)[1] is a Cricket Australia High Performance Coach. He holds the current position of Senior Assistant Coach of the Australian Cricket Team for Players with an Intellectual Disability.[2] Nathan has worked under well known coaches Justin Langer and Phil Jaques.[3]

## Contents

* 1 Coaching Career
* 1.1 Playing Information
* 1.2 Coaching Information
* 1.3 Sources
* 1.4 References

# Coaching Career[edit]

He was appointed as the the Head Coach for Northern Territory Women’s and Indigenous Women’s team in 2016, Head Coach of the Pokhara Rhinos in 2018 for the Everest Premier League in Nepal, Consultant Development Coach for the NSW Blues in 2017 & 2018, and Consultant White Ball Coach for the Parramatta District Cricket Club in 2018 & 2019.[4]

Nathan was also the Senior Assistant Coach for Sandgate & Redcliffe, a cricket team that went on to win the coveted KFC Queensland T20 Premier League in 2017 and 2018.[5]

## Playing Information[edit]

Manly (2000-2002)[6]

Kent Second XI (Second Eleven Championship: 2002-2004)[7]

Worcestershire Second XI (Second Eleven Championship: 2003)[8]

Coventry and North Warwickshire (Birmingham Premier League: 2003)[9]

Holmesdale (Kent Cricket League: 2004)[10]

Wests Illawarra Cricket Club (2007-2009)[11]

Maroochydore Cricket Club (2009-2013)[12]

Palmwoods Cricket Club (2013-2014)[13]

Caloundra Cricket Club (2014-2015)[14]

## Coaching Information[edit]

Northern Territory Women’s and Indigenous Women’s team (2016)[15]

NSW Blues (Development Coach 2017-2018)[16][17]

Sandgate & Redcliffe (2017-2018)[18]

Pokhara Rhinos (Head Coach 2018)[19]

Parramatta District Cricket Club (White Ball Coach 2018-2019)[20]

## Sources[edit]

https://www.usc.edu.au/explore/usc-news/news-archive/2019/january/cricket-job-puts-graduate-on-top-of-the-world

http://www.letzcricket.com/reading/news/nathan-dodd-joins-pokhara-rhinos-as-head-coach

https://www.crickethimalaya.com/2018/11/6777

http://www.pokhararhinos.com/news/aussie-nathan-dodd-confirmed-as-head-coach-for-pokhara-rhinos/

https://www.facebook.com/OfficialCricHimalaya/videos/eplt20nathan-dodd-a-celebrated-australian-coach-to-mentor-their-players-in-the-h/2063217877078236/

https://myrepublica.nagariknetwork.com/news/with-more-people-than-australia-nepal-has-to-have-more-talents-dodd/

https://www.abc.net.au/radio/programs/south-queensland-/nathan-brendan-cricket/10890596

https://www.pressreader.com/australia/sunshine-coast-daily/20181204/281706910751222

https://www.ntnews.com.au/sport/cricket/northern-territory-coach-nathan-dodd-wants-to-see-his-team-improve-at-the-national-indigenous-cricket-championships/news-story/c67aed587f55db6a6d9c3c6f64a051a0

https://mysunshinecoast.com.au/news/news-display/graduate-gears-up-aussie-cricket-team-for-global-games,61094

https://www.northernstar.com.au/news/senior-coaching-role-for-dodd/3196723/

https://www.virtus.sport/assistant-coach-dodd-ready-for-cricket-tri-nations

https://www.facebook.com/parracricket1843/photos/pdcc-would-like-to-welcome-nathan-dodd-to-the-coaching-staff-for-season-201819-a/1038350663030775/

https://cricketarchive.com/Archive/Players/64/64462/64462.html

https://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/7632916.leatherdale-moore-both-hit-centuries/

http://www.shires.nsw.cricket.com.au/showrvcontent.aspx?redirect=1&playerid=216103&eid=1586&=loc1/playercareerbatting.asp&loc=/cricket/reports/playercareerbatting.asp&loc1/playercareerbatting.asp

http://www.shires.nsw.cricket.com.au/showrvcontent.aspx?redirect=1&playerID=216103&eid=935&entityID=935&=loc1/playercareerbatting.asp&loc=/cricket/reports/playercareerbatting.asp&loc1/playercareerbatting.asp

http://www.shires.nsw.cricket.com.au/showrvcontent.aspx?redirect=1&playerID=216103&eid=13807&entityID=13807&=loc1/playercareerbatting.asp&loc=/cricket/reports/playercareerbatting.asp&loc1/playercareerbatting.asp

## References[edit]

1. ↑ "cricketarchive.com".
2. ↑ "crickethimalaya.com".
3. ↑ "myrepublica.nagariknetwork.com".
4. ↑ "letzcricket.com".
5. ↑ "letzcricket.com".
6. ↑ "cricketarchive.com".
7. ↑ "cricketarchive.com".
8. ↑ "cricketarchive.com".
9. ↑ "cricketarchive.com".
10. ↑ "cricketarchive.com".
11. ↑ "cricket.com.au".
12. ↑ "cricket.com.au".
13. ↑ "cricket.com.au".
14. ↑ "cricket.com.au".
15. ↑ "ntnews.com.au".
16. ↑ "crickethimalaya.com".
17. ↑ "pokhararhinos.com".
18. ↑ "letzcricket.com".
19. ↑ "letzcricket.com".
20. ↑ "usc.edu.au".

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