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WHATS THE BEST STRATEGY TO OPEN THE BATTING ON A VERY UNPREDICTABLE PITCH WHILE THE BOWL IS ALSO INSANELY SWINGING
when the pitch is playing up and down ,you don't want to get trapped on your back foot in your batting crease.When the ball is swinging you don't want to be trapped in your crease either.Batting outside your crease would help both circumstances,also a leg stump guard is useful as your legs are outside the stumps and if you get hit on the pads before you get moving, you are usually safe. You should expect to get a few short ones when batting outside the crease and the wicketkeeper would be standing up,so you have to be confident in your ability.Someone might have to beat the shine off the ball to stop it from swinging or to get that bowler out of the attack.
The new Laws of Cricket are in force from 1 October 2026 and the 'bunny hop' boundary catch is gone. Here is how to coach your fielders to catch on the rope this winter.
The covers are on and the last tea has been served. What your club does between now and April decides how the next season starts. Here is a simple, honest winter plan for players, bowlers and juniors.
August is when seasons are decided, and most club games are lost chasing rather than setting. Give your batters a framework for the chase and you win the close ones.
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