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How to bowl a Inswing – Part one – Video Tutorials
Well In swinger is the delivery which curves into the batsman, swinging in the air, before or after hitting the pitch. A complete video analysis on how to bowl a Inswing of this type So how to bowl this kind of Inswingers ? In Brief: Gripping the ball: Well to swing the ball into…
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How To Bowl a Outswing – Part one
Well Out swinger is the delivery which curves away from the batsman, swinging in the air, before or after hitting the pitch. A complete video analysis on how to bowl outswing So how to bowl this kind of outswingers ? In Brief: Gripping the ball: To swing the ball away from the batsman the index…
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Why a Ball Reverse Swings – 2 – Video Tutorials
Reverse Outswinger Case: Now in reverse outswinger the right side of the ball will be rough, the left side of the ball will be smooth and shiny, and the position of the seam will be in the direction of leg slip region. This implies, the ball is uneven in weight and character. In general the…
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Why a Ball Reverse swings – 1 – Video Tutorials
Generally when the ball is new and hard, a conventional swing happens and very rarely a reverse swing happens. A genuine reverse swing happens when the ball actually is old in such a way that one side of the ball is rough and other side of the ball is smooth. Generally there are two types…
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Inter Relationship between Swing and Seam
WHEN THE BALL IS NEW Generally a normal In swinging or Out swinging delivery depends on shiny leather part, seam position and seamy part of the ball. To swing the ball into the batsman the direction of seam of the ball should face towards the batsman or leg slip region. Similarly to swing the ball…
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Dippers in Cricket
DIPPER If we speak in the context of cricket it is defined as the ball which sharply dips into the batsman. Generally the word dipper is used for incoming deliveries known as In dippers which sharply deviates or swings or seams or cuts into the batsman. Generally it is not a particular delivery just like…
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Cutters in Cricket – Video Tutorials
In fast bowling generally we do have two types of cutters one is the ball which cuts away from the batsman towards the slip region after moving off the pitch known as leg cutter. The other one is the ball which moves or cuts into the batsman after hitting the pitch in and around the…
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Seam Bowling in Cricket
What is a seam ? Generally cricket balls like SG ball, Kookaburra ball or any other international standard cricket Ball can be divided into three parts. The two parts which are facing opposite to each other are known as the shiny leather parts. An unattractive layer or disreputable side or line of the ball is…