pov : "Net Practice on Turf: Surviving 130 kmph Bouncers from a Left-Arm Pace
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- In this exhilarating cricket video, we dive into an intense net practice session on a lush green grass turf wicket, where I face the challenge of batting against a left-arm pacer delivering fiery bouncers at a blistering speed of 130 kmph. This session is a true test of skill, technique, and mental fortitude, providing invaluable insights for aspiring cricketers and enthusiasts alike.
Setting the Scene
The session is set on a pristine green grass turf wicket, offering an authentic and challenging environment similar to actual match conditions. The wicket is well-prepared, with a consistent bounce that adds to the difficulty of facing fast bowlers. The surroundings are picturesque, with the vibrant green of the grass contrasting beautifully against the blue sky, creating a perfect backdrop for an intense practice session.
The Bowler: Left-Arm Pacer
Our left-arm pacer for this session is a formidable opponent. With a smooth run-up and a quick arm action, he consistently clocks speeds of 130 kmph. His ability to deliver accurate and sharp bouncers makes him a challenging bowler to face. The left-arm angle adds an extra layer of difficulty, requiring the batsman to adjust their technique and stance accordingly.
Batting Strategy and Technique
Facing a bowler of this caliber requires a well-thought-out strategy and impeccable technique. In this video, I share detailed insights into my approach, focusing on the following key aspects:
1. Stance and Balance
Maintaining a solid stance and balance is crucial when facing fast bowlers. I emphasize the importance of a stable base, with the feet shoulder-width apart and the weight evenly distributed. This helps in quick movements, whether it’s moving back to play a bouncer or coming forward to drive.
2. Watching the Ball
One of the most fundamental yet challenging aspects is watching the ball closely from the bowler’s hand. I discuss techniques to improve concentration and ensure that the eyes are fixed on the ball throughout its trajectory. This not only helps in judging the length early but also in anticipating the movement off the pitch.
3. Playing the Bouncer
Playing the bouncer is an art in itself. I demonstrate various techniques to handle short-pitched deliveries, including the duck, sway, and pull shot. The key is to stay relaxed, keep the eyes level, and use the upper body and head to get out of the line of the ball when necessary.
4. Footwork
Good footwork is essential to handle pace and bounce. I illustrate the importance of quick, decisive foot movements, whether it’s getting into position to play a defensive shot or transferring weight onto the back foot to cut or pull. Proper footwork not only aids in shot selection but also in maintaining balance and control.
5. Mental Preparation
Facing fast bowlers is as much a mental challenge as it is a physical one. I share tips on how to stay calm under pressure, maintain focus, and build confidence. Visualization techniques and positive self-talk are crucial components of mental preparation.
Practice Drills and Exercises
To build and refine these skills, I introduce various practice drills and exercises designed specifically for facing fast bowlers on turf wickets. These include:
Reaction Drills: Exercises to improve reaction time and hand-eye coordination.
Footwork Drills: Drills to enhance agility and movement.
Short-Pitched Bowling Machines: Using bowling machines to simulate bouncers and practice responses.
Net Sessions with Variations: Facing bowlers who mix up their deliveries to keep the batsman guessing.
Equipment and Gear
The right equipment can make a significant difference in performance and safety. I provide an overview of the gear used in this session, including:
Helmet: A crucial piece of protective gear to guard against head injuries from bouncers.
Bat: Selection of a bat with the right balance and weight.
Gloves and Pads: Ensuring proper protection while maintaining flexibility and comfort.
Shoes: Choosing footwear with good grip for stability on the turf wicket.
Analysis and Feedback
Throughout the video, I analyze my performance, highlighting areas of strength and identifying aspects that need improvement.
Overcoming Challenges
Facing 130 kmph bouncers from a left-arm pacer on a green grass turf wicket is no easy feat. I candidly discuss the challenges encountered during the session, such as handling the extra bounce, adjusting to the left-arm angle, and maintaining concentration under fatigue. Overcoming these challenges is part of the journey, and I share strategies to tackle them effectively.
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4:43 bowling action is like pat Cummins
Nai bhai trent boult jasa ha
That left arm pace bowler was genuine ❤
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Niceee yrr me bhi 14 saal ka hu aur 110 tak ke bowlers ko face krleta hu ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
bhout acche bhai
115 = 130
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Bro this is maximum 120
Me Jo Dillaa bowling (no hand rotation) 140 km/hr se khel leta hu
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Blud I am facing 20-30 kmph more per day still I have a Nice tip for u You should Bend a bit more in your stance and Rather than hoping on the ball get on the top with trigger movement and Bottom hand Join the chat too ;)
Thanks for given suggestion buddy
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One guy had action exactly like pat cummins
@@pavan2767 which one ??
@3:54 @@parassharma3391
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only left arm pacer