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***Official*** India in Australia 2011/12

wellAlbidarned

International Coach
Nah it's not. Different fingers used to spin the ball.
Strictly speaking you're right. But it's essentially a leg break bowled with a flick of the fingers and no use of the wrist, which is what TumTum seemed to be describing, only better disguised, plus international players actually bowl it.
 

pup11

International Coach
When I say showing intent this is what I mean, these two have kept the scoreboard ticking and put every bad ball away.
 

TumTum

Banned
Strictly speaking you're right. But it's essentially a leg break bowled with a flick of the fingers and no use of the wrist, which is what TumTum seemed to be describing, only better disguised, plus international players actually bowl it.
Nah no finger flicking. Hold it like an off-break just the ball comes out the other way.
 

Ruckus

International Captain
What's the outcome if the bowler literally holds the batsmen by the shirt when he is running between wickets, and it results in a run out?
 

Spark

Global Moderator
Nah no finger flicking. Hold it like an off-break just the ball comes out the other way.
I've tried exactly that, and let me tell you that any half-decent batsman even at junior level can pick it from a mile away. Doesn't mean they can actually do anything with it (junior level), but it's not exactly subtle.
 

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