Re: AFL
Anyone watch the footy show last night? I think Browny and Lethal's comments are pretty spot on; just bounce the ball anywhere between the top of the goal square and 25 meters out for a rushed behind.
That's if something has to change; but seriously, how often does this, and has this...
Re: The elements that make a good bowler - Part 1
While this is a little off topic, seeing that made me think of something that I think all bowlers know deep down, but don't always understand.
I think that one phrase perfectly articulates how bowlers should approach self analysis. What...
Re: Reaction time/reading the ball
Really, it just comes down to practice. As Mas Cambios said, there are plenty of drills designed to test and improve your reactionary capacities, but in all honesty, practicing against real life bowlers is probably the easiest and most effective way of helping...
Re: Playing across
Batting, like bowling and fielding, is a form of expression. If a youngster has the capacity to play accross the line successfully (i.e has good hand eye coordination, gets his head and body in the right positions, manipulates his wrists at the right times), then stopping...
Re: The elements that make a good bowler - Part 1
Just another perk that I think was implied when you talked of creating pressure, but didn't quite state outright...
Accuracy is fundamental to executing bowling plans, or 'setting up', wickets properly.
It's hard to push a batsman back and...
Re: Playing across
It's all about risk assessment. Are there other 'safer' means of disrupting the bowler? What are the risks (and are they exacerbated by lateral movement, the slowness of the pitch, bounce, etc) and what are the possible rewards (not just runs; think upsetting bowlers rhythem...
Re: AFL
oh come on dude, Carlton won how many games in four years? the idea that they were good enough to choose when they were going to win and lose is pretty ridiculous.
Re: Whats the fastest you have faced?
it's just a wild guess with the aid of comparisons against a bowling machine, but i'd be saying late 70s/ early 80s.
Re: Counting Runs
When i'm counting my runs, I know i'm batting poorly (at least, poorer than most bowlers are expected too). I find it far more productive to set time or team- orientated mile stones and work towards them. i.e. batting for 30 minutes, reassessing, etc.
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