Tuesday, April 8, 2014

How To Bowl Leg Spin (Cricket)

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How to Grip the Ball to Bowl Offspin

Whether an armchair fan, or a budding Muttiah Muralitharan, wikiHow will give you a start at improving your technique. A good spinner can be the difference maker in your team, and knowing how to throw an off spin is will definitely make you one.

Steps

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    Understand the off spin effect. An off spin, or off break, delivery turns from the offside to the leg side when bowled at a right-handed batter, or from left to right as you look down the pitch. That means, it moves into a right-handed batsman and away from a left handed batsman.
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    Grip the ball. The grip for spin bowling is very different from seam bowling.
    • Notice that the seam turns from vertical to horizontal in the grip.
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    Position the fingers. The middle joints of the index, middle finger and third finger are well spread across the seam. The little finger and thumb are not involved.
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    Spin it. With off spin, you are looking to rotate or spin the ball from your forefinger to your third finger
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    Release. The fingers rotate as the ball exits the hand.
    • This is almost like turning a doorknob as you release it from the front of your hand.
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    Aim. You should aim to bowl the ball outside the off stump. If you bowl too close to the stumps, the batsman may dispatch your ball to the boundary on the leg side.
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    Get ready to play. Following the steps above, you should now be able to bowl off-spin and hopefully take some wickets.

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