(2/6) Science of Sport - Cricket

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This sports documentary discusses about cricket, the skils required at the highest level and how to improve the modern cricketer in terms of skill and fitness levels.
Even if you aren't interested in the above mentioned details, there are a lot of cool cricket clips (reverse swinging yorkers, big hits) which will keep you entertained :)
Part 1:
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Part 2:
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Part 3:
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Part 4:
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Part 5:
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Part 6:
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16 сен 2024

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@Imrankniazi 13 лет назад

Counter-rotation is not a specific problem if your back muscles are strong enough. There are specific abdominal and back exercises that my friends and I have been doing since we were young teens. It allows you to go ahead with the rotation and transfer loads appropriately into your lower body without injuring yourself too much. A lot of pace bowlers have inadequate strength in their lower bodies (thigh, hamstring and calf muscles specifically) and that is the root cause for many problems.

@Gummerman 13 лет назад

Alex Tudor (Who is featured in this part) ironically had his career ended by Brett Lee who struck him in the head with a bouncer.

@MrCricket90 13 лет назад

Ahaaah XD Voiceover " 5 years ago when brett lee was 20 .. he broke his back !" then brett goes on to say yeah i had a sore back :P love it !

@legendsaleem 12 лет назад

I would like to see How Wasim Akram was able to generate pace with such a small run up.

@mrbinibone 13 лет назад

HELP NEEDED! I am a medium pace bowler,and i can deliver some really fast bowls aswell but wen i try to do it i cant keep a line or lenght it mostly goes wide,while bowling fast i have no controle over the ball, whats the matter? will somebody help?