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No-Ball Rules in Cricket
Does the spin bowlers and fast bowlers have same kind of norms or rules while bowling No Balls? In general in the department of bowling “No Ball” in any type of bowling or any kind of bowler whether fast or slow the code of conduct or the law according to ICC rules are one and […]
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Bowling Guards in Cricket
Is it mandatory for the bowler to say his guard to the umpire before he starts bowling? Exactly not, there is no rule or any mandatory for the bowler to go near the umpire and say, “ How he is going to bowl” like he’s going to bowl leg spin, off spin or any thing […]
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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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Why a Topspinner is called as Over Spinner ?
Its simple, the reason is when you bowl a Normal Leg Break it pitches (rotating with NW directed seam) in and around legstump line, and moves towards outside the Off Stump or towards the slip direction. But where as in Top or Over Spinner the wrist and finger positions makes the ball to move straighter […]
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What Exactly the Googly n Topspinner are ?
GOOGLY Googly may also be called as wrong one or the other one. Especially the word Googly is termed in leg spin. While the same is termed as doosra in off spin bowling. So what actually the Googly is ? In leg spin bowling Googly is a basic and common weapon. Googly is simply defined […]
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Flipper and Normal Quick Delivery
Let us know the difference between the Flipper and Normal quick delivery (Don’t get confused you will be understanding very soon). If we compare the quicker delivery in Normal or Fast bowling with the Flipper (sudden) we get a thin line making the difference between them. Let us understand the concept behind it. In Normal […]
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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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Reverse swing Bowling – Condition 2
When both the sides of the ball becomes rough and hard, as we know the swing of the ball depends on shiny leather part, so it nearly becomes impossible for the bowler to swing the ball in or away from the batsman. But if one side of the ball weighs more than the other side […]