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*Official* Fourth Test at Chester-le-Street

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
There's no point, I was just wanting to know why there is so much variation despite certain people being right or left hand dominant.
Different junior coaches basically. There's a school of thought that suggests people should bat opposite-handed, and coaches/fathers that belong to that school will try to get kids batting that way. Others believe it's more natural for players to pick up the bat like it's an axe even if you end up a bit bottom-hand dominant as a result. Given we have such variation at the top level, it's probably safe to say there's no right or wrong way of doing it.
 

Ruckus

International Captain
Different junior coaches basically. There's a school of thought that suggests people should bat opposite-handed, and coaches/fathers that belong to that school will try to get kids batting that way. Others believe it's more natural for players to pick up the bat like it's an axe even if you end up a bit bottom-hand dominant as a result. Given we have such variation at the top level, it's probably safe to say there's no right or wrong way of doing it.
solid answer, cheers
 

91Jmay

International Coach
Great ball, been really impressed with Bird. England in trouble, said I had a bad feeling...

Surprised Cook didn't review, he is normally quite a greedy **** with them. Was dead though.
 

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