How to
How to catch a ball below shoulder
Category: How to, Posted on June 21st, 2010 by admin | 1 CommentTo catch a ball below your shoulder, you take both hands and form a sort of bowl with them. So have them wide open to enable the ball to enter in the hands. As soon as the ball comes into the “bowl” formed with the hands, close the hands so the ball can’t jump out. [...]
How to bowl an out-swinger
Category: How to, Posted on June 19th, 2010 by admin | 2 CommentsAn out-swinger is quite similar to an in-swinger. The only difference is that an out-swinger is going away from the batsman instead of to the batsman. Again this is for right hander, if you are left handed, it is the opposite way. You need one shiny part of your ball and one filthy part of [...]
How to bowl an inswinger
Category: How to, Posted on June 18th, 2010 by admin | No CommentsAn in-swinger is a spin ball that will go slowly to the batsman. To bowl an in-swinger, you will have to have one shining site on your ball. (rub it against your trousers so it gets clean and shiny) Only one site should be shiny, the other should be filthy. Now, if you are a [...]
How to hold the bat
Category: How to, Posted on June 14th, 2010 by admin | 1 CommentFor right hander for left hander it is the other way round: You have to put your left hand at the top of the bat and your right hand below. Hold it tight so you won’t loos control over the bat. Grip the bat so the finger tips of your left hand will show in [...]
How to bowl
Category: How to, Posted on June 13th, 2010 by admin | 2 CommentsThe real bowling action depends what kind of bowling you want to do, fast bowling or spin bowling, but the general bowling action stays the same. You have to run up to the bowling crease, one foot crossing it and the other staying behind it. Until this moment will the bowler have the ball next [...]
How to guide
Category: How to, Posted on June 13th, 2010 by admin | No CommentsI will now start a new how to guide for cricket, in oder to show you some techniques.