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  1. Fleetwood

    Wrist Spin Bowling (part Five)

    Yeah, that's sort of what I'm aiming for, hopefully a slightly faster ball with the same arm speed. Even for an orthodox legbreak, it's funny & counterintuitive how a looser grip can mean more revs - every instinct is rip the ball harder when I'm trying to spin it more, but the odd time that...
  2. Fleetwood

    Wrist Spin Bowling (part Five)

    Thanks for the response Dave - I'd agree that it's a pretty limited variation, and if I had a wrong'un or better command over the topspinner, I would focus on them for variation, but while I'm working on that, I need some sort of variation in the meantime. I suspect that nobody at the top level...
  3. Fleetwood

    Wrist Spin Bowling (part Five)

    Hi Dave - enjoyed your various blogs and videos over the years, great stuff for any legspin aficionado! I didn't want to give the impression that I'm breaking exciting new ground in wristspin, so possibly slider wasn't the right term to use - I share the irritation at the vagueness of some...
  4. Fleetwood

    Wrist Spin Bowling (part Five)

    Thanks for the advice lads, very helpful . I hadn't really considered the flexibility aspect enough, I used to do a bit of work on shoulder flexibility, but that sort of tailed off - I'll have to revisit it. Do you have the thumb on the ball, or completely off it?
  5. Fleetwood

    Wrist Spin Bowling (part Five)

    Morning all, I've been lurking & reading up on this excellent thread for a bit so thought I'd better chirp up. I'm a 40-odd left arm wristspinner in southern England who started bowling again after a 20yr gap last year. I had mixed results over last season (mostly t20 friendlies) but improved a...
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