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Luki Soeradinata

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Business Development Manager

Plai Sport

https://plaisport.com

Singapore, Singapore

+6582490166

My role is to help find solutions for Sports Clubs and Teams. Running a club takes a lot of time and energy. This is why PLAI Sport exists. It is FREE to use and it is simple to set up and use. The platform is designed for clubs to manage their administration, whilst at the same time ensuring connectivity with their people. From the Coach to the Administration , to the players and all the volunteers that are involved.

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PLAI, is sports team administration, made simpler. Our mobile & web solution streamlines EVERYTHING that a modern day sports club requires, into one place. The PLAI mobile app.

We empower sports teams, clubs, schools and organisations across five continents, to maximise their revenue & minimise their cash slippage, through the delivery of a digital payment gateway that maximises transaction flow, removing the barriers that currently sit between sports teams and their revenue.

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Q: I am looking for a Leg Spin Coach in the Western side of Melbourne. If anyone knows of someone available, please get in touch for me. Thanks in advance! Luki

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Q: Coach Wanted. Victorian Sub District Cricket Association Team

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Q: Looking to extend the cricket season....Message me for more information

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Q: Looking for Cricketers born in Indonesia.

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Q: Looking for Cricketers born in Indonesia.

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Q: Our son played under 14 representative cricket last season and did trial for a club’s green shield team for this season. Unfortunately, he missed out but a number of his team mates made the squad.
A few parents of the kids have been persistent with wanting our son to play green shield with them and it’s upsetting him as the coaches of the club have said the squads have been selected.
What should we do to help him?

A: Its a tough one as I have had 2 sons and at different times one has missed out. It is tough as a parent. At the end of the day, they become more resilient if we give them the right messaging. Discuss how the season provide opportunities to prove them wrong for the next season. Focus on getting good results in junior games over the summer. Be better and stronger. Get them some extra coaching, Spend more time with them in the nest. Until your shoulder gets too sore. In the end one of my boys decided to even by pass the rep stuff as they got older to play good cricket in the seniors. He made this decision himself. Now, he is on the cusp of playing 1sts this coming season. The other one, also just ignored the noise and has already played in the 1sts in the VSCDA competition last year.

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Q: Adapting Grassroots Cricket Clubs to the Digital Era: The Intersection of Tradition and Innovation

Grassroots cricket, the heart and soul of the sport, has a unique charm that resonates deeply within local communities around the globe. It is more than just a game; it's a tradition, a passion, and a community builder that brings together people from all walks of life. From the village green to the urban park, grassroots cricket clubs serve as the nucleus of cricketing activity, fostering local talent while nurturing lifelong friendships. To all grassroots cricket clubs out there: the digital era is here, and it's not going away. In fact, it's only going to become more integral to how we operate.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/803/luki-soeradinata/blog/1440/adapting-grassroots-cricket-clubs-to-the-digital-era-the-intersection-of-tradition-and-innovation

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Adapting Grassroots Cricket Clubs to the Digital Era: The Intersection of Tradition and Innovation

Grassroots cricket, the heart and soul of the sport, has a unique charm that resonates deeply within local communities around the globe. It is more than just a game; it's a tradition, a passion, an ...

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Q: The Evolution of Branding in Sports Clubs: Adjusting to Today's Demographics

In the world of sports, branding is far more than just a logo or a catchy slogan; it's an intricate tapestry that tells a story about a club, its values, its history, and its vision for the future. When we speak of branding within sports clubs, we refer to the overall image and identity a club projects to its supporters, sponsors, and the wider community. This image is crafted through various elements such as club colours, logos, mascots, and even the style of play. These components collectively form a brand identity that influences how the club is perceived within the community.

Branding in sports clubs is not a static concept; rather, it's dynamic and continuously evolving. It's about creating emotional connections with fans, fostering a sense of belonging, and building loyalty that spans generations. A strong brand identity can turn casual spectators into passionate supporters, creating a vibrant community around the club. The importance of a club's brand identity should never be underestimated. In many ways, it's the heartbeat of the club, influencing almost every aspect of its operations. From public relations and marketing to community engagement, a robust brand identity serves as a potent tool in driving a club's success.

From a public relations perspective, a well-defined brand identity helps shape the narrative around a club. It gives the club a distinct voice, enabling it to communicate effectively with various stakeholders such as fans, media, and sponsors. In essence, it helps set the tone for all the club's interactions and relationships. In terms of marketing, a compelling brand identity can significantly enhance the club's promotional efforts. It provides a clear framework for crafting engaging marketing campaigns that resonate with fans and attract potential sponsors. Furthermore, a strong brand identity can differentiate a club from its competitors, giving it a unique selling proposition.

When it comes to community engagement, a club's brand identity plays a central role in connecting with local communities. A club with a strong brand identity that aligns with community values can foster deep-rooted connections, encouraging community members to support the club in various ways. This in turn, creates a proposition for new players and members to join the club. This is is a small reason PLAI Sport exists. To help grassroots sports.

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Q: For any sports club, maintaining financial stability is key to its success and longevity. This goes beyond just balancing the books. It involves strategic planning that ensures a steady flow of income, efficient allocation of resources, and secure financial reserves. Indeed, the financial health of a sports club is as essential. It is important as the fitness of its players.

Managing a sports club's finances can be quite an intricate task. From player registration fees and sponsorship contracts to equipment costs and facility maintenance, there are numerous financial aspects to consider. Traditional systems, while familiar, can be time-consuming, error-prone, and lack the flexibility required in today's fast-paced environment.

Digital tools definitely are making it easier for clubs to manage their finances. Clubs are realising that using these tools open up new avenues for revenue generation and cost savings. They offer streamlined processes, real-time data access, and provide a more engaging platform for communication. (with members, players, and sponsors).

Digital platforms can play a pivotal role in enhancing communications within a sports club. Regular and effective communication is crucial for maintaining strong relationships between the club, players, sponsors, and supporters. Platforms like email newsletters, social media, and messaging apps can keep all stakeholders informed and engaged. This digital engagement not only fosters a sense of community but also opens up opportunities for advertising and sponsorship, stimulating revenue streams for the club.

When implementing digital solutions, it's crucial to consider the unique needs and capabilities of different club members. For instance, the digital tools used for senior players might differ from those for junior players. The same goes for coaches, who may require separate features for scheduling, player assessment, and communication.

Implementing digital solutions is not a one-time task but an ongoing process. Regularly review is still needed as always.
Remember, good communication isn’t just about speaking; it’s about connecting. To achieve financial stability and growth, your sports club must master both. One thing is for sure, to survive, change needs to happen. Where to start? Know of a free platform? (shhhhh its a secret PLAI is free!)

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Q: At the end of the day. PLAI is here to serve grassroots sports clubs.
See video below

https://youtu.be/dIK14HNkuho

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Q: Taylors Lakes Cricket Club is seeking applicants for the role of senior playing/non-playing coach. The role has become vacant due to the unexpected resignation of incumbent

Based at Lionheart Reserve, Taylors Lakes, the club is affiliated with the Victorian Sub District Cricket Association (VSDCA) where it currently fields four senior teams. The club is also affiliated with the NWMCA where it fields one senior team and seven junior teams. Formed in 1982, the club is about to enter its 8th season in the VSDCA.
Written applications stating experience and qualifications should be emailed to taylorslakescc@tlsc.asn.au. Further information please contact Kris McMullin 0429412759

The preferred attributes of applicants:
• played at Premier, VSDCA or equivalent level
• experienced coaching at a similar level
• able to plan and implement a pre-season and regular season training program
• strong communication skills across all age groups
• contribute to team selection and individual player development
• contribute to the club’s junior development program
• desire to become part of the club’s long term future

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Q: At the end of the day. PLAI is here to serve grassroots sports clubs.
See video below

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Q: We have a young wicket keeper in our club who moves really well to his left but struggles moving to his right. Last season he missed a few catches with the balls going between himself and first slip off right hander batters. He didn’t have the same problem with left hand batters.
Can we ask what training drill we could help him with leading into this season?

A: As a wicketkeeper, the fitness and core is important. I am a runner training for triathlons currently and these exercises will help your young fellah. This could be a start for him to get the body loose and moving freely.

https://youtu.be/O3guX6DPfRo

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Q: Embracing the Future of Fundraising in Sports Clubs.

As we navigate the digital age, sports clubs must evolve with the changing times. Traditional fundraising methods, while they have their merits, often fall short in the face of the convenience, accessibility, and broad appeal that digital fundraising tools offer. It's time to break away from the constraints of old-school techniques and embrace the modern, tech-driven approach that can bring about a significant positive change in your club's fundraising endeavours.

So, what's stopping you? Start today by exploring the myriad digital fundraising tools available, selecting one that fits your needs, and integrating it into your club's operations. Remember, the journey towards successful digital fundraising does not end with the selection of an app. Promote your cause, engage your audience, track your progress, and continually refine your strategy based on the insights gained. The future of fundraising is already here, and it's digital!

Every step forward, every dollar raised, makes a difference in enhancing the experiences of the athletes in your club. So, take the plunge into the digital world of fundraising. After all, a sports club is not just a team, it's a community, and leveraging technology allows this community to grow stronger, together.

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Q: Utilising Technology and Apps to Streamline Fundraising in Your Sports Club

Fundraising plays a pivotal role in the operation of sports clubs. It provides the necessary financial support for equipment purchases, facility upgrades, travel expenses, and other essential costs that keep the club running smoothly. Without successful fundraising, many clubs would struggle to meet their operational needs and achieve their objectives.

However, traditional fundraising methods have their fair share of challenges. These may include time-intensive planning and execution, limited reach, difficulties in tracking donations, and challenges in engaging potential donors. Furthermore, traditional methods such as sponsorship drives, bake sales, and charity matches often require significant manpower and resources to manage.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/803/luki-soeradinata/blog/1400/utilising-technology-and-apps-to-streamline-fundraising-in-your-sports-club

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Utilising Technology and Apps to Streamline Fundraising in Your Sports Club

Fundraising plays a pivotal role in the operation of sports clubs. It provides the necessary financial support for equipment purchases, facility upgrades, travel expenses, ...

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Q: I am interested in knowing more about how clubs are managing the process of integrating their club into PlayHQ.

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Q: We have a promising 17-year-old batter at our club and we’ve noticed he’s picking the bat up towards leg slip as the bowler is running into bowl. What’s the best way to help and is there a preference to how he should pick the bat up?

A: Hi. Quick video on the phone would help. Teenagers can't see it until they see it. The other thing is trying to find out how long he has been doing it. Has it impacted on him losing his wicket? How does he get out more often?

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Q: Hi, all. I am just new in this forum. I hope to provide some input as I go. I hope it is all useful. I am just a grass roots cricketer, born in Indonesia and grew up in country Victoria. There was no reason for me to play the game due to my background. To cut a long story short, I have played and/or been involved with cricket for 40 years and have enjoyed every bit of it. All my kids played and 2 of them are still playing with a sub District Club in Melbourne. My passion is grass roots and I believe that sports offers many things for kids. I grew up in clubs and I remember the weekends where we talked all the day about nothing and everything. Some of the best memories have been on a Saturday in and around cricket clubs. Recent times, it has saved my mind during tough times also. Its a great place to be. I now coach at the Singapore Cricket Club and spend most of my time there. I also am working with sports clubs internationally to improve efficiencies in clubland! Thats the short version...till my next post...cee ya.