Help with batting

don't worry -JP- , he is just talking gibberish . And by the way , those silly comments don't crank me up as it does to others .

Well minimurali, i am mainly a bowler (leggy) but sort of concentrated hard on batting this year. Those stats doesn't really mean i am really that good like tendulkar cause the bowlers here in the school competition are not that good , it have some good one's that only i batterd though from my team but if i use to train to bat a lot i could have done better but because there was some many novices with the bat on the team i use to only like bat 1 times a week  out of 5 training days. Sometime i use to get lucky to get 2 bat for the week.

quicky england surely need you for the future and thanks warnester for the tip and when i hit a boundary as well my confidence grows as well.

Anytime i hit a boundary in my innings i passed 21 runs, made 21, 29, 67, 103. my first 6 innings in school cricket only yielded 5 runs, i was so terrible back then but made 206 runs in four innings this season.

hit them on the half volley 

 If you mean dead track as in no spin, then play it normally how you would a medium pacer.

 If you mean dead track as in ripping spin, then of course the sweep is very effective but also very risky. I wouldn't suggest playing it unless you are a very skilled batsmen and can play it already or can learn and adapt new techniques quickly.

 Does this answer your question?

 It depends entirely on where the ball is pitched, obviously, but I much prefer hitting to the legside and am really impatient and end up slogging every ball as that is so much more fun. I have hit 64, 42 n.o and 40 slogging near every ball down the park with some mates!!!

 (their averages are something like 5 as warnester will tell you!)

 I suppose. Let's just play the waiting game.

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Oh the waiting game sucks lets play hungry hungry hippos!!

 (quote homer simpson unquote)