This ball can't be bowled to everyone. Only that batsman new to crease with less concentration can be surprised. Otherwise, the speed of this bowl is greater than other deliveries, so he may pick it up easily. My son has become so aware of this delivery that he picks it up very easily. Some tips - 1. it takes years to develop this delivery. It uses the thumb so, train your thumb to get all the load of the ball and the other fingers are support only. 2. You have to internally rotate the wrist as far as possible so that you impart maximum backspin. 3. This Ball should have a lower trajectory than other balls. 4. Bowl it just outside the off-stump. 5. If you practice on surfaces of leather balls you can actually keep the bounce of the ball very low so it becomes doubly dangerous. I am not a professional cricketer but a Doctor by Profession. Respectfully submitted.

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I got after school cricket

He looks like Naveen ul haq

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I thought he was going to teach me to bowl like Akhtar

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I'm still struck after all these years how cricket hasnt learned from baseball with regard to throwing. There are some throws in cricket that require underarm and sidearm but most throws should be overarm and use baseball technique. I see so many times a fielder retrieving the ball short of the boundary and turning and throwing wildly in one motion. Turn, plant your feet and throw with the practiced overarm motion. the time saved by heaving immediately is more than recouped by power and accurancy.

Still bad

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Cookie is a legend. I've learned more from his videos than anywhere else, and I've watched a lot of videos...

Literally the BIGGEST confidence boost in batting is opening your front foot to something on your pad

This video is great. Thanks heaps for such an absolutely brilliant explanation.

truly the best batting video

Yes s a two 😂😂

Poor game for offside😅

Thanks mate very good shukria

Batsman is ignoring the coach

Goldmine! OMG🙊🙈

Good

🥎Ball speed Before-70 to 80km After-15to 20 km

7:15 I know one player who likes to play these kind of deliveries

Sir Donald Bradman had this method of unweighting the bat, holding it vertical, blade of the bat facing between point / gully region and creating an arc during the down swing. This allowed him to maneuver the bat in which ever direction he wanted, play the shot late or even change the shot at the last fraction of a second, such a genius !!

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50-50 kya he bc 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Abe Bhaiya thum samjate kam bakar bakr jada karte ho

The youth section will be watching this video next season

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Great video, from somebody taught to throw correctly young, who can never explain this to people struggling to learn. I’m gonna make them all watch this for homework. 10/10

Throw happens with forearm and triceps and hip. Not much on shoulders as the common conception is . The shoulders just facilitate the back and forward motion but not for power

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Throw like jaddu 👑

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I have an issue with my throws going high and to the right.. when I try to compensate by delaying the release from my hand, I end up dragging my throws down quite a bit to the ground. Is there an overarm drill that can be done to fix this issue?

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Great video mate Especially because fielding is the most important part of cricket Thanks for sharing these vids❤

Thanks

This is genuinely the most interesting and informative advice I have seen on youtube about fast bowling. As someone who is trying to improve theirs in “gully cricket” it’s been super informative! Would love to meet you all one day and train

It is very teachabe video for all kinde of cricketer. Thank you sir.

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Please keep making videos .

Pls connect with Adam gill Christ for wicket keeping ❤

Please make a video of fielding drills we can do at home 🏠 to gat the practice ❤.Always love your videos 👊

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Great video ❤🎉 very helpful

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