Titlebook: University Cricket and Emerging Adulthood; "Days in the Dirt" Harry C. R. Bowles Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Introduction: A Day in the Dirt,he context and method of investigation. It introduces the expression a “day in the dirt” as an unfolding research problem and unpacks, in connection with theoretical and empirical literature, the experiences of a group of student-cricketers attempting to decide who they are and what they want to do

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Mr Cricket: The Story of a Cricket Aficionado,keter and umpire. The story of ‘Coach,’ and the themes around which he constructed his identity, sets the scene for what a commitment to a life in professional sport (cricket) entails which players used as a point of reference when projecting their lives into the future. Coach’s symbolism is integra

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The Cricket Bubble: Notes on a Cricketing Lifestyle,players’ reactions to their cricketing socialisation as they familiarised themselves with what a future in cricket might look and feel like. Alongside a description of the cricketing routine players were exposed to during the season, the chapter highlights the type of demands and personal adjustment

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Lady Cricket: From Flirtation to Cohabitation, Amidst the transformation of their cricketing experiences, deciding on whether they still ‘loved’ cricket, and to what level of the game their affections applied, was part of a process of interaction that saw players challenge the idea of becoming professional cricketers according to how gratifying

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Finding Their Level: Trial and Repudiation of a Cricketing Identity,ation and future identity commitment, was right for them. The personal story lines documented in this chapter reveal players’ growing concerns for their futures both inside and outside cricket as they confront the prospect of continuing or ending their pursuit of childhood aspirations. Central to th

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Conclusion: University Cricket and Emerging Adulthood,al identity questions central to players’ transitions into and away from professional cricket, and discusses the application of these questions to the construction and exploration of occupational identities beyond the studied context. Recommendations are made with regards to the importance of provid

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Introduction: A Day in the Dirt,ith theoretical and empirical literature, the experiences of a group of student-cricketers attempting to decide who they are and what they want to do during a transitional period of their lives. The introduction concludes with an outline of the monograph’s structure and a synopsis of the chapters.

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The Cricket Bubble: Notes on a Cricketing Lifestyle, a description of the cricketing routine players were exposed to during the season, the chapter highlights the type of demands and personal adjustment required of players by their cricking aspirations.