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Cricket physiotherapist.

Assess, treat and rehabilitate injuries in cricket environments.

Under reviewReviewed 1 Aug 2026

Physiotherapists support player availability and safe return to performance. Professional roles normally require regulated clinical qualifications and relevant sports experience.

What you will do

Assess injury, deliver treatment and rehabilitation, maintain clinical records and collaborate on return-to-play decisions.

Where you could work

Workplaces vary by role and level, including clubs, schools, community programmes, governing bodies, academies and professional teams.

Common entry routes

Common routes include volunteering, recognised training, supervised experience and progression through increasingly demanding environments.

Working arrangements

Cricket work often includes evenings, weekends, seasonal peaks and travel. Full-time, part-time, contract and voluntary arrangements all exist.

Paid and voluntary work

Entry opportunities are often voluntary or expenses-only. Paid work becomes more common as responsibility, qualification and experience increase.

Career progression

Progression normally combines practical experience, feedback, continuing learning and appointments at a higher level of competition.

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