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    Posted: 05 May 2006 at 6:03pm
  That's great spin wizard no need to be so modest though mate!
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I'm a specialist batsman at playing spin (any kind),I've just started practising playing the leg cut,or cutter shot and I have improved alot since I first tried the shot but one shot I have trouble with is the hook shot,sometimes I time it well and hit it for 4 or 6 but other times I hit it 15 metres in the air and get caught can you help me with this,its the only shot I have trouble with everything else is a gem oh and I forgot to mention its tough playing a yorker I aslo need help with that inswingers espeically.

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The cutter shot........I never heard of that before. Sounds childish!
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You know that shot that Martyn's an expert on,the one where you say a leg spinner bowled it then you wait for it to bounce and then like kind of slice it,not a good explanation it's a lovely shot actually.
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 Its actually the cut shot, and its a very useful shot to know, as Ak pointed out Martyn is a very good player of this shot.

 As for the help it is a very difficult shot to play the hook shot - I don't know if I can help you with it, although I'm sure someone else can.

 Anyway this might help its Sybil telling us all about batting.

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AK, try and keep the ball on the ground, or hit it as hard as you can (like me) and it'll always go for six or four. I guess the Hook Shot also comes naturally, I didn't need to practise it, I just got in the nets and timed them perfectly and thats the same with the pull shot.
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I just came back from the nets with my friends and I found out if I try to defend too much then I get out, but if I play aggressively then I don't get out.

I still play most of my strokes on the leg side and off side. I did a Paddle Sweep and a Reverse Sweep to perfection against my friends off breaks and leg breaks. Cutted a few, pulled a few. I hardly blocked any, I may have blocked about 7 or 8 deliveries. I get my eye in, then play aggressive strokes.
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well I'm the opposite my best cricket's when I block and block and wait for bad balls
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Post Options Post Options   Quote minimurali Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08 May 2006 at 4:13pm
 I tend to be too impatient to wait for bad balls, my patience is definitely my downfall!
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once im sttled i find that i like to drive everything, which isn't a bad thing as my drive is effective. i love playing spinners as it is such a challenge but i would like to learn some more attacking strokes to them
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once i find the first few balls and what the itch is doing i play my usual fluent batting and usually go on to a big score
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I just came up with an amazing shot in prctise.
The ball was short and was going over my head, I put my bat up and hit it over wk. Is there a name for this shot??
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you havent described it to well but it sounds like it maybe an uppercut
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Post Options Post Options   Quote ANIL KUMBLE Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 May 2006 at 11:55am
A straight drive maybe?,Mark Boucher plays it very well 

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maybe the way you play it AK but a straight drive's meant to go past the bowler. Any drive is my speciality I struggle playing the hook/pull.
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Pull shot is my favourite good with the drive's.But I thought I heard the commentators saying it was a straight drive when Mark Boucher hit it over the keeper,and Ashraful hit one for 6,I think rohan's right it could be a upper cutter
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yeah its an uppercut or as the guys at my cricket team call it a poofter shot
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i am having problems in the flick shot ,its getting up in the air and as a result i am getting caught at square leg please help
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wait for it more or hit it harder
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I think its funny how many people come to the forums and ask to resolve simple problems. 
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Oh dips you could simply not play the flick. there is no rule saying you have to play every shot its better to just play the shots you know best
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Post Options Post Options   Quote minimurali Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 May 2006 at 8:50pm
 But in some situations the flick would be the simplest and best shot to play and could mean 4 runs rather than a wicket.
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yeah its an uppercut or as the guys at my cricket team call it a poofter shot


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Post Options Post Options   Quote RightHandBat Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 May 2006 at 7:34am
I just came back from another net session with my mate. I only got out twice, which isn't too bad and those deliveries were balls which kept low. I played Cut shots, cover drives, flicks off the pads, on drives, straight drives, pull shots, sweep shots and paddle sweeps. I played them all quite well without risking my wicket. I also played late on the ball, I also got a pretty high backlift.


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I never seem to hit the ball to the off side. Is this bad for me? Can someone tell me how to fix this problem?
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It's like you've got no style of play then. I used to be like you once and time after time of practising I had an off side game aswell. Now I'm hard to get out and I love it when I'm batting on a scorching hot day! Today was a hot day and it was like 30 degrees and my friend got annoyed and couldn't get me out because I kept punishing his bowling.


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Post Options Post Options   Quote minimurali Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 May 2006 at 9:37am

 I have trouble going to the offside too, but my mates bowling is so incosistent (in other words rubbish!) that it doesn't matter if I only hit to the legside.

 Anyway I would also like to overcome this, any tips?

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Post Options Post Options   Quote RightHandBat Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 May 2006 at 9:41am
My mates bowling today was rubbish aswell. 

You just have to wait for a ball just outside, or wide of the off stump before you can play some off side shots if your mates bowling is inconsistant. If I were you, just stick to playing shots on the leg side, if he keeps straying down middle and leg.
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 Anyway thanks for the advice, sometimes the bowler puts in a very short bouncer, the next bowl a beamer ten foot over your head!



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