Go Pro cricket Training session #7 - Am I playing spin well?

[@tpc1416]

good batting though, enjoyed it.

[@theparkcricketer]

Thanks I appreciate it! I have some game footage coming out soon.

[@syedhussain3314]

I saw a one video of ricky ponting that he said have a bit front leg trigger movement while playing against spin as you can decide and judge the lenght quickly whether to go front foot or back foot that’s really helping me a lot give it try

[@theparkcricketer]

Thats the advice I got from some other people, ill certainly give it a go next session

[@jeffee-k1q]

try having your trigger movement be forward instead of back when you vs spin

[@theparkcricketer]

I do get stuck on the crease with spin, ill give it a go next time I am at the nets

[@tpc1416]

oh my, the person that designed those nets deserves to be sent to the doctor for psychiatric evaluation.

[@theparkcricketer]

A good taste of Australian park cricket 😂

[@tpc1416]

@@theparkcricketer surely could’ve had the roof of the net cover a bigger part, almost going to where the bowler’s release is. This is just a recipe for losing (and not being able to contain) balls and that’s exactly what the purpose of nets are.

[@jellybowl7332]

@tpc1416 there's hundreds of these around australia in public parks mate. seem to be working, Australia is the best team in the world :)

[@tpc1416]

@@jellybowl7332 I did not know that. I've seen better nets in places where extremely few people play cricket such as scandinavia or eastern europe. Pitch quality is good though so obviously won't have an effect on players. Just think it's laziness to not make the actual netting/fence better.