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THE ART OF LEG SPIN BOWLING IN CRICKET

December 30th 2011 02:52
The art is difficult to master but the masterly bowler can be a genuine match winner for his side. When I say difficult, it may be for those who do not believe in rigorous practice. You can be one masterly bowler. Learn more at:

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INJURIES TO CRICKET FAST BOWLERS AND THEIR REMEDIES

June 20th 2011 11:55
Be aware of spine injuries for those who undertake fast bowling in cricket. You may like to read more at:

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BASICS OF CRICKET BATTING

April 26th 2009 00:42
Sachin Tendulkar gets only fraction of a second when Brett Lee is bowling at him. Within that fraction of a second, he has to take a decision as to which shot to play and execute it. In the execution process, Sachin has to keep so many things in is mind. The batsman gets little more time to offer his shot while facing a spinner. But the challenges of batting against a spinner are no different than a pace bowler.

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POWER PLAY IN CRICKET

April 12th 2009 00:35
The power play rule in cricket One day International (ODI) matches was first introduced on 7th June,2005 in the match between England and Australia. In the initial rule, the fielding side can put maximum two fielders outside the 30 yards circle during the first fifteen overs of the innings. This rule was implemented after an initial trial period in 2006.

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BASICS OF CATCHING THE CRICKET BALL

April 5th 2009 16:51
We all know how important is catching in cricket and we say “catches win matches”. A single dropped catching opportunity can very well spoil the chances of winning a cricket match. Besides, a dropped catch can demoralize the bowler to an extent which can impact the overall result as we say cricket is a mind game. On the other hand, the batsman who gets a life in the form of a dropped catch can spell doom against any opposition when he goes on agonizingly to add to his tally of runs. We will now talk about the basics of catching a cricket ball.

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CRICKET IS A MIND GAME

April 4th 2009 02:04
Human mind neither sleeps nor hibernates. The visual cortex at the back of our head is bombarded with electrical signals as we open our eyes. It receives, processes and stores enormous amount of data. Even when we sleep, the brain cells remain active for their own survival. Our mindset dances to the tunes of our continuous thought processes. Cricketers are no exceptions.

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THE ART OF OFF-SPIN BOWLING

April 2nd 2009 16:05
The art of bowling in cricket evolved in different ways after the legislation in 1864 making it mandatory to bowl over arm bowling. Keeping in mind the prime objective to get the batsman out thereby helping the team to win the match, bowlers started developing different techniques.

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HOW THE CRICKET BALL SWINGS

April 1st 2009 15:40
Before I talk about swing of the cricket ball, I would like to give a briefing about a cricket ball. All cricket balls are made of cork and latex rubber layered with tightly wound stings from inside and with leather on the outside. The leather covering is done with four pieces of leather shaped similar but one hemisphere is rotated at 90 degrees with respect to the other. The equator of the ball is stitched with sting to form the seam with a total of six rows of stitches.

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PRACTICE MAKES A MAN PERFECT

April 1st 2009 15:26
Cricket theories can only teach you what is right or wrong. But hard work put in terms of deciplined and methodical practice has no substitute. The sustained practice needs to be directional in following the established theories of the game evolved over a period of time. This is precisely the moto of this blog.

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