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    Posted: 08 August 2006 at 9:20pm

Originally posted by Warne in making

Me and my mates use a slip catching cradle. We line up (3 of us) and the coach lobs it in. Were divin at all angles tryin to stop it

no disrespect warney but you dont look like a very divey sort of person

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????????????? Are you being sarcastic???????????
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Post Options Post Options   Quote rightarmleggy Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04 August 2006 at 11:53pm

i like your idea, also..

why not make your own stumps out of sticks found nearby

or

by not make you own ball out of cork and a dead cow



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If you have an old fashioned hand roller at your club you can make a slip cordon with a few of ur team and have someone throwing a ball at the roller and it'll come off at different angles.
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We've got one at our club, they're bloody good bits of tools! 
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Slip cradles are amaing. I really wish other people at my club liked them because as a keeper I find it very beneficial.
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i always go down the nets but if i cant i play in the garden and my bro throws a ball down hard and i catch it on the bounce or if it dosent bounce i practise my long barriers.my most effective way of training to catch is a slip catcher its basiclly a cradle and you throw it and it bounces in very very! un predictable posisitons its simply the best for improving your reactions and catching also sometimes it stays low so you really have to be on the ball as they say

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Watch the ball, soft hands, steady position. Practice.

Here's another drill. Get two cricket balls and 5 or 6 of you (if you're feeling brave it might work with 4). Stand in a circle (about 3 or 4 metres wide) and basically get two balls moving - throwing and catching to one another, trying to keep the balls apart. Good for reflexes, hand-eye co-ordination and quick thinking.

We were doing it in Cheltenham the other day with a tennis ball and a rugby ball for added intensity.
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sorry f0r digging an old topic up but i was wondering if anyone had any tips on cathing.....

by this i mean is there a simple technique. this came abouts after thurdays training session. i can catch most balls thrown at me but the ones thorwn high up in the air i struggle with.

i bruised my hand trying to catch a highen, anyway if you guys have any tips on catching techniques.

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Its a semi circle of wood, the ball is thrown in and it rebounds off the cane this is a link http://www.crusader-sports.co.uk/product.php?productid=176&c at=11&page=2

This is a pic of the one we have
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Post Options Post Options   Quote IbiZZle Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 January 2006 at 6:27am
Originally posted by Warne in making

Me and my mates use a slip catching cradle. We line up (3 of us) and the coach lobs it in. Were divin at all angles tryin to stop it


Excuse me, but how exactly does that cradle work?
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Well, thanks again for the drill.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Nick40 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 January 2006 at 7:36pm
cool, nice idea.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote saadadvanced7 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10 January 2006 at 7:26pm
Sorry, I haven't bothered trying it yet. I think I'm going to recommend it to my coach for when we have practices.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote Nick40 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08 January 2006 at 12:11am
So what do you think of it saad? any good? Its simple but effective.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote saadadvanced7 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02 January 2006 at 9:14pm
That is a great catching drill. Thanks a lot! I'll be trying that in my living room some time soon.
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I have a simple but effective catching drill:
You choose a section of the wall that is fairly big, you stand in front of the wall, and someone else stands behind you. The person at the back throws the ball anywhere on the wall and the person in front (having not looked where the other person is going to throw it) has to catch it after it has deflected off the wall. If you are more confident reduce the gap between you and the wall. This is ideal for playing the back garden.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote saadadvanced7 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 01 January 2006 at 1:39am
I broke a picture frame at my aunts house too. I was playing catch and I threw the ball...and it hit the picture frame.
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in my house, my broi and I play cricket in the corridor at times....I smaked the ball and hit this glass picture frame...I never got in trouble coz everyone understood the reason afterwards...lol...
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in Dubai for my uni we practice but not in great depth like you guys....I guess since were quite talented that could be the reason...but I would always like to go through drills the same way you guys do...It just makes you more confident when you go into a real tough game..having practiced and all that!
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Post Options Post Options   Quote saadadvanced7 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 December 2005 at 10:54pm
Our coach does that too, except we play indoors. He sometimes drives the ball really hard on the ground towards us or somewhere in our direction. He sometimes gives a fast catch that is coming at us or in our direction. And sometimes he gives a surprise slow catch and you have to be ready for it, so you can run, dive, and catch it.
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Me and my mates use a slip catching cradle. We line up (3 of us) and the coach lobs it in. Were divin at all angles tryin to stop it
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Post Options Post Options   Quote saadadvanced7 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 December 2005 at 3:45am
I did the same thing 2 weeks ago at my aunts house and she didn't say anything to me, since I was a guest.

But I managed to temporarily fix the picture frame and hang it back up.
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I smashed a picture frame with a tennis ball tho. Needless to say i was told off lol 
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Ofcourse, Using a soft ball is also much more safer for the things around you if you are doing catching drills in your living room or bedroom like me.
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Just remember to do it with a soft ball, not a cricket ball becuase if you misjudge the bounce or something then.......
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Post Options Post Options   Quote saadadvanced7 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13 December 2005 at 12:50am
That's a really hard one but a very useful one as well.
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Originally posted by Rebourne_

I find JP catching thing really useful.

Another variation - throw the ball at the wall with your eyes shut and open them when it hits the wall to test your refelexes.

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I find JP catching thing really useful.
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