hulkbatsman
Debutant
- Joined
- Jan 2, 2012
- Runs
- 11
(Part 2)
This is a Tutorial I made myself with lots of effort and time
This is an Ultimate Guide for Perfecting Your Batting Skills.
If you are a rookie, a lame batsman or unsure how to do the technique properly this post will tell and show you how to perfect your batting skills
Batting look so easy on TV but it’s all about getting the basics right.
So first let go on the basic
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ENSURING THE GRIP
The first thing to do in batting is to hold the bat and then grip it and that should be easy.
This is the correct way to hold a bat.
Lay the bat in front of you on the ground or floor with the handle pointing towards you and flat side of the bat face down and grip the bat from the middle of the handle with both ‘v’s pointing down the back of the bat.
FACING UP TO THE BOWLER: THE STANCE
The batsman`s stance tells you instantly whether the batsman is a left or right hander and the stance is all about maintaining good balance. If your stance is relaxed and comfortable, you can – in theory – easily stay in the middle and bat for hours, scoring runs. At least, that’s your aim!
Keeping the head still is also considered a key in the stance because this allows both eyes to point directly down the pitch at the bowler and Don`t tilt your head! Make sure your eye is level!
This is a stance for right and left handers
THE BACK LIFT
The back lift is the movement the batsman makes with the hands lifting the bat and preparing to propel it towards the ball. In order to get power and timing into the shot, the batsman lifts the bat behind their back and brings it down in a pendulum motion to meet the ball when it reaches to him or her.
Always take the bat virtually straight back towards the wicketkeeper
Here how your back lift should look like.
DEFENSIVE SHOTS
Front Foot Defensive Shots
The idea of a front foot defense shot is to get forward and smother the ball and front foot defensive shot are played on good or full length.
Back Foot Defensive Shots
Again, the idea of Back foot defensive shot is to smother the ball, however, this time the batsman is moving back and across towards off stump. Don`t move too far back or you may be out hit wicket by standing on your stumps
This show you how to execute a front foot defensive shot and back foot defensive shots
DRIVING THE BALL
Driving is the most common scoring stroke played in cricket and is simply an extension of a defensive shot. You can play a drive off the front or back foot but most common played of the front foot when bowler over pitches (Full or a half volley).
Here shows you how to drive the ball
Read Part 2 to Continue
This is a Tutorial I made myself with lots of effort and time
This is an Ultimate Guide for Perfecting Your Batting Skills.
If you are a rookie, a lame batsman or unsure how to do the technique properly this post will tell and show you how to perfect your batting skills
Batting look so easy on TV but it’s all about getting the basics right.
So first let go on the basic
[/I]
ENSURING THE GRIP
The first thing to do in batting is to hold the bat and then grip it and that should be easy.
This is the correct way to hold a bat.
Lay the bat in front of you on the ground or floor with the handle pointing towards you and flat side of the bat face down and grip the bat from the middle of the handle with both ‘v’s pointing down the back of the bat.
FACING UP TO THE BOWLER: THE STANCE
The batsman`s stance tells you instantly whether the batsman is a left or right hander and the stance is all about maintaining good balance. If your stance is relaxed and comfortable, you can – in theory – easily stay in the middle and bat for hours, scoring runs. At least, that’s your aim!
Keeping the head still is also considered a key in the stance because this allows both eyes to point directly down the pitch at the bowler and Don`t tilt your head! Make sure your eye is level!
This is a stance for right and left handers
THE BACK LIFT
The back lift is the movement the batsman makes with the hands lifting the bat and preparing to propel it towards the ball. In order to get power and timing into the shot, the batsman lifts the bat behind their back and brings it down in a pendulum motion to meet the ball when it reaches to him or her.
Always take the bat virtually straight back towards the wicketkeeper
Here how your back lift should look like.
DEFENSIVE SHOTS
Front Foot Defensive Shots
The idea of a front foot defense shot is to get forward and smother the ball and front foot defensive shot are played on good or full length.
Back Foot Defensive Shots
Again, the idea of Back foot defensive shot is to smother the ball, however, this time the batsman is moving back and across towards off stump. Don`t move too far back or you may be out hit wicket by standing on your stumps
This show you how to execute a front foot defensive shot and back foot defensive shots
DRIVING THE BALL
Driving is the most common scoring stroke played in cricket and is simply an extension of a defensive shot. You can play a drive off the front or back foot but most common played of the front foot when bowler over pitches (Full or a half volley).
Here shows you how to drive the ball
Read Part 2 to Continue