Items that are not on drpaulfelton.com but that Felton co-authored, plus notes on his non-paper outputs. Found by cross-checking co-author CVs, Google Scholar, and Taylor & Francis.
Non-paper outputs (context, not catalogued)
These are how Felton’s research actually reaches coaches, and they matter for judging what he considers settled enough to say publicly:
- The Cricket Biomechanist (thecricketbiomechanist.com) — his own consultancy/coach-education venture.
- ECB Coach Developer — since 2021 he has worked with the England & Wales Cricket Board Coach Association, i.e. he trains the coaches.
- ICC Suspect Bowling Actions Panel — since 2014. This is the applied home of the elbow-hyperextension work in Fast Bowling Simulation & Optimisation; it is why that narrow question got serious attention.
- Sports Biomechanics Lecture Series (YouTube, with McErlain-Naylor) — public lectures covering the bowling and batting work.
- The Conversation — profile at theconversation.com/profiles/paul-felton-1484412 lists one article. Not recovered (the article listing did not render); worth a manual look.
Completeness check on the catalogue
The publication list driving folders 01–07 came from drpaulfelton.com/research, which he maintains and which was current to 2026. It was cross-checked against his Google Scholar profile (h-index 12, 458 citations at time of checking): every journal article in Scholar’s list appears in this catalogue, so there is no missing peer-reviewed journal work. The two items above are the only additions found.
One near-miss worth recording: Ferdinands, Sinclair, Stuelcken & Greene (2026), “The Joint Mechanical Function and Control of the Front Leg During Cricket Fast Bowling: A 3D Motion Analysis Study”, Sensors 26(3), 902 turns up in searches for Felton’s front-leg work but is not his — different group entirely (18 junior bowlers, 14-camera capture, joint power and angular impulse). It is useful independent evidence on the same front-leg question Felton attacks by simulation, so it is a good external cross-check, but it does not belong in this catalogue.