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Fast bowling 101
access_time 2023-01-02T14:00:25.454Z face Herschelle Gibbs
Learning Cricket: Fast Bowling 101 By Herschelle Gibbs Published on: Time your run-up and approach the crease gradually. Next, practise the side-arm technique as that can generate the maximum pace right before the release. Once the ball is released, complete the follow through by moving towards the...
On-drive and off-drive batting drills – learn them all
access_time 2023-01-02T13:20:53.506Z face Herschelle Gibbs
Learning Cricket: On-Drive and Off-Drive Batting Drills – Learn Them All By Herschelle Gibbs Published on: Try to have a balanced stance with your knees slightly bent. Ask your friend to drop a ball a little wider than the off stump. With your eyes level on the ball, take a stride forward and strik...
The art of batting on the back foot
access_time 2023-01-02T13:13:22.541Z face Herschelle Gibbs
Learning Cricket: The Art of Batting on the Back Foot By Herschelle Gibbs Published on: Practise a balanced stance with a relaxed posture. Place a cone with a ball on top around the middle stump and another cone a little wider than the off stump. Ensure that these cones are further ahead from the c...
Getting familiar with self-batting drills
access_time 2023-01-02T13:04:25.554Z face Herschelle Gibbs
Learning Cricket: Getting Familiar with Self-Batting Drills By Herschelle Gibbs Published on: Have a balanced batting stance with a relaxed posture. For the cover drive, place three balls on cones not far from the batting crease. Taking a stride forward, keep your eyes over the ball and with weight...
How to face a fast bowler?
access_time 2023-01-02T11:13:50.586Z face Herschelle Gibbs
Learning Cricket: How to Face a Fast Bowler? By Herschelle Gibbs Published on: Have a relaxed posture with a balanced stance. Always remember to keep your eyes level with the ball. The secret to effectively bat to fast bowling is to know when to shift your weight on the front and the back foot. Als...