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Ikr 🤣

You mean during Bognor’s group huddle?

Thanks!! Appreciate it Martyn

just watched on slow mo - you're right, both literally just strolling up and throwing it. How do they get away with it?

@@jakeharvey58 to be fair very rarely worth calling it in club cricket I'd imagine, unless it's Murali rattling through teams like nobody's business!!!

Absolutely! Deffo will try and get it featured more

Second that ☝️

Brilliant work Mark!! Thanks for clearing it up

Thanks! :)

Yeahh didn’t look good did it, he said it was a muscular injury in the shoulder, looking like he’ll be out for the season :(

Someone says Jug Ball before a ball has been bowled, if there’s a wicket then whoever said it buys a jug at the end of the game

Out for the season we think 😢

Muscular injury he said a few days ago, out for the season we think

That was his brother Matt Blandford several years back before he moved to NZ (yes there’s 3 blandford brothers 🤣)

@@ThreeBridgesCricketClubah silly me, I didn’t know there were three! 😂

That was brother Matt blandford who bowled quick!

Going for the big shots, with five needed probably should have just run it around but fair play to the bowler who kept it tidy under a lot of pressure.

My thoughts exactly. Bognor should have one that in the last over.

You must have missed the bloke from a couple of weeks back?

I think they meant he was unlucky for him to top edge it straight to the man

@@joshuascott8617 With a better pull-shot technique there wouldn't have been a top edge in the first place is what I am saying.

Why don't you state the better pull shot technique here, so Rahul might read it and improve?

@@adrianm8852 Ok. When he plays the shot his bottom hand is coming from below the ball, in other words an upward movement. The result of this is it makes it almost impossible to play the ball down & when you add closing the face of the bat by rolling the wrists then a top edge is inevitable. When I froze the footage I could also see his right shoulder was significantly lower than his left shoulder (right is bottom hand, left is top hand) when making contact with the ball because he is playing it like I imagine he would if it were hip height, he is also aligned all wrong with his front foot pointed towards the bowler & his back leg bent. This tells me he is a very wrist dominant front foot player which is all well and good when playing the ball off the hip but not so good when playing the pull shot with the ball higher up. I would suggest practicing the pull shot with a tennis ball, make sure he gets his bottom hand nice & high BEFORE standing on his toes & rotating his whole body when he plays the shot with the bat being perpendicular (90 degrees) to his body at chest height & rotating the wrists in an anti-clockwise motion as contact is made with the ball. A good person to watch footage of would be Ricky Ponting, he was a very good player of the pull shot.