Cricket Web in conjunction with Bloomsbury publishers are giving away free copies of some of Bloomsbury’s finest publications and this month we have Wisden 2015.
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Cricket Web in conjunction with Bloomsbury publishers are giving away free copies of some of Bloomsbury’s finest publications.
Many theories exist about the origins of cricket. One suggests that the game began among shepherds hitting a stone or a ball of wool with their crooks and, at the same time, defending the wicket gate into the sheep-fold (from Anglo Saxon ‘cricce’, a crooked staff). A second theory suggests the name came from a […]
Aggregate Aggregate refers to the total number of runs made, catches taken or dismissals completed by a player during a season or career. Agricultural Shot A batting stroke that is anything other than standard or textbook. All Rounder An All Rounder refers to a player who is good at both forms of the games aspects […]
The point that I cannot stress is enough is a fielder must have good anticipation. You must believe that every shot will be hit towards you and prepare accordingly. The importance of a catch or run-out can never be understated. A run-out chance could be the difference between winning and losing a match. Especially when […]
At your trainings, fielding drills become very important in building your team’s skill level. This is the only form of fielding practice you get apart from match day, so it is important to treat it as seriously as possible. You will get a lot more out of your practices as a result. Ground fielding/ high […]
Throughout my time as a cricketer I have seen many different styles and techniques when catching a cricket ball. Different types of catches mean a fielder will call upon a different catching technique. For a high catch, use the “reverse cup” method. Attempt to catch at eye-level and keep your hand high. Watch the ball […]