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Leg spinning grip middle 🖕and ring finger 🤙 down and ball crossing grief and first finger is down 👌 and boll releasing front hand 🫴⚾ 🫱🫳 middle stump and third man point throwing ball 😊 (perfect dusra boll delivery) ⚾👉 🫴⚾
It's hard, esp. if you were once a seam bowler. The right leg often does a little circle rather than coming over. It's a hard habit to get rid of. Being too chest on because your none bowling hand going out to the left rather than high and down makes you chest on. (perhaps because you think you need it out there for balance) If that is the case, and your none bowling arm is going out wide, you might want to work a little on your core strength so you are confident with a more compact body position without subconsciously worrying about balance. If you are worried about balance it's natural for that none bowing arm to go out wide rather than straight down the pitch. That leg going out wide rather than over the top - and that arm going out wide for balance leaves you very chest on. If you try and bowl off spin from a chest on action - you will bowl side spin or even back spin because your wrist will be in the wrong position. You might be putting a ton of revs on the ball - but seeing no spin or just the odd one that stops a bit on the pitch. That is a variation perhaps - but not ideal. It all starts from your feet being in line (even crossing over a slight bit) and being compact with your none bowling arm and not allowing your right leg to just drift out tot he side - it needs to come over the top. A small delivery stride makes this a LOT easier.
This is diamond level advice If you don't start and finish in the right position and pivot - the revs you put on the ball will likely be backspin and not overspin and/or side spin You can put a load of revs on the ball, but if it's spinning back towards mid on of mid wicket you won't get drift and you will rarely get turn. The ball might stop and sometimes skip a little bit. It can be really frustrating if you don't understand this. You can tell the ball is fizzing out of your fingers, then it does nothing at the other end.
Actually your bat is part of your body in cricket. so, there is no line of trajectory. the straight line to the first contact to bat considers as ball height.
Actually he is bowling straight no spin. He didn't know how to spin the bowl. He just used to bowl quicker which was easy for any good batsman to play. Just play him like a medium pacer
The Saeed Ajmal method of bowling doosra was made illegal according to ICC rules. So Saeed Ajmal was banned from playing cricket by ICC for quite a long time due to which he missed playing in the 2015 ODI World Cup for Pakistan.
None of that is a real leg-break googly, Afridi's arm swing and top-spin gives the ball an indrift effect. This is more tricky to play than a conventional googly since batsman would never be able to pick it even from his hand. As good a bowler he is the unreliable his batting is.
How do you bowl off spin with your wrist and the doosra without chucking because the back of your hand has to face the batsman, would be great if you could make a video on this. Also, realistically how fast could you bowl a genuine doosra because I’ve seen a lot of people bowl it but a lot slower than their offies. Keep up the in-depth vids👍
@@How2PlayCricket Wow never been taught anything like this so interesting that you can use just your shoulder to bowl, thanks for the free content it’s really high quality. Also, with using variations would you use the doosra as a slower variation and bowl some of your off spinners slower so it doesn’t get picked at around 70kph or can you genuinely bowl a doosra with this method and no natural advantages above 80kph. Also, waiting for the next part👍
this throw reminds me of my indian mate back in highschool everyone used to make fun of his stupid throwing abilities literally the same way as shown in the video 😂
That's fine, did you actually watch the video? You do know the rules that you can bowl with a bent arm as long as it does not straighten. Did you watch part 1 where I talk about how you can only bowl the doosra with a bent arm due to the rotation of your wrist restricts your ability to straighten your arm.
You are amazing Coach. Amazing. This video is the best video on off spin on RU-vid. I live in Canada but would love to be coached by you, if I ever fly there, how do I get in touch with you?
Sir, I would like to acknowledge the fact there are only few genuine videos on technicalities and biomechanics of doosra like you. Your doosra episodes from Part 1 to 4 are something special that set aparts from other doosra videos. Ever since I have also tried bowling doosra. Sometimes the ball leaves the right hand batsman and sometimes goes like offbreak. So my doosra is not consistent. Probably, this is because my wrist collapses at the time of release or may be my wrist is not strong enough. So kindly make a video on a paticular drill to maintain wrist position to avoid collapsing of wrist and to enhance wrist strength to deliver doosra with energy behind the ball
Hi, thanks for the detailed comment. I have been thinking of now doing a VERY detailed video on the doosra as what I presented are the basics but what I can now produce are things like angles of run-up, timing of release, wrist position on release and how it affects the angle of delivery.
Actually my problem is that I do off spin but I realese the ball only with my arms I mean just I realese so my body don't come into use so how can I improve that put some drill on that how can I improve nd i never get nice revolution nd dip turn and bounce I mean u understand it what I mean to say please make a vedio how can I improve that
@@How2PlayCricket ok but I never get turn bounce or dipped etc please make a complete drill vedio of off spin I lose my confidence bowling a lots of beamers
