Cricket Learning Centre - Learning Equipment
A
solution
for each
area of
the game
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We are
all
aware to
win
matches
in the
future
all
teams
will
have to
score
runs at
a
certain
rate to
win
matches.
Recent
Ashes is
great
example,
where
England
put
pressure
back on
the
worlds
greatest
team not
by
taking
wickets
(as one
always
has to)
but by
scoring
runs at
a rate
which
put the
pressure
back on
the
Australian
team.
Hence,
we need
to build
a
default
mechanism
into our
system,
(as it
is
impossible
to teach
youngsters
the
meaning
of
scoring
quickly),
so they
will
learn to
do so
(i.e.
score
quickly)
by
default.
There
are no
magical
formulas,
one has
to play
more
balls to
score
more
runs and
the only
way to
create a
system
to do
the
same, is
to by
widening
the
stumps
to nine
or
twelve,
thereby
making
the
individual
play
more
balls in
practice,
which
would
automatically
translate
to the
match.
The box
is to
develop
soft
hands a
skills
needed
by all
quality
batsman.
Individuals
will
keep the
ball in
the box
at all
times
whilst
playing
a
forward
or
back-foot
defense.
Once we
have
taught
the
individuals
to play
more
balls we
must
also try
and show
them
ways of
how not
to get
out to
these
wider
deliveries,
which
then
takes us
into
changing
the
dynamics
of the
downswing
(so Recommendation: All CLC’s are recommended at all times to use nine or twelve (wide) stumps during all net practice. Also, to use the box and insist on all defensive shots to stay within the box. |
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