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Googly Variation – Front leg
Direction of front leg in bowling Googly Well while bowling googly the direction of the front leg has to be in straight direction so that the position of arm can be easily raised to at an angle of more than 60 degree with respect to horizontal shoulder level, which is absolutely key in bowling googly. […]
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Straight Bat Shots – Batting – Video Tutorials
It is the instance where the position of the bat will be in straight or vertical direction when the impact of the ball with the bat happens. Infact the full face of the bat will be shown during the impact of the ball. (If played straight) At the end of the day it is all […]
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Slider Variation – Video Tutorials – Leg Spin Bowling
Slider is also known as back spinner which is one of the most common important variations in leg spin bowling. It is a kind of delivery which holds its line, skids after hitting the pitch; you can say it as a little bit flat delivery which doesn’t flight much in the air infact just will […]
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Chinaman bowling – Left-arm unorthodox spin – Video Tutorials
What is China men bowling and why the word “China men” is used. The left handed spin bowlers who try to spin the ball with the help of their wrists are known as china men bowlers. If the china men is bowled to right handed batsman it exactly resembles as off break to him. Similarly […]
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Horizontal shots – Edges – Cricket Batting
Why a bat positioned in horizontal direction naturally has the difficulty in dominating the bounce of the ball? The reason is simple,the area of certainty of a ball hitting on the bat will be vertically very less compared to the area of certainty of a ball hitting on the bat positioned in straight or vertical […]
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Sweep Shots – Top Edges
Why often or sometimes batsmen get Top edges when they play sweep shots? Before we jump into the reason of why a batsman gets Top edges when they play a sweep shots, we need to understand for what exact reason or purpose the batsmen will try to sweep a ball especially in spin bowling. A […]
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Back foot batting – Cricket – Video Tutorials
It is the cricketing shot played by the batsman on the back foot by transfering body weight on it. In fact the batsman tries to transfer his body weight naturally on the back foot to play fuller or good or short length deliveries. The transfer of body weight either on the back foot or front […]
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Batsman using Crease – Cricket
Most of the good batsman stand completely outside the batting crease and even some times more to control the swing of the ball especially the fuller length swinging deliveries like swinging yorkers, half volleys and over pitching deliveries either it may be inswingers or outswingers. Here the word fuller length is important because the ball […]