Lyell_Chris
U19 12th Man
when i bowl on my grass lawn i can get a ball to spin and bounce heaps yet in the nets I get little spin. how much will it spin in a game??
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How Come
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Matteh
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Usually on a grass lawn it'll get some help from bumps in the ground....for instance there's a spot in my back garden that if i pitch it on the ball will go from outside off stump to leg stump with a bit of finger spin.
I've found that nets in my experience generally don't spin that well unless you do some wrist spin balls or really rip a finger spin ball. I don't know why this is exactly though.
On the actual pitch the amount of spin is somewhere between these two, depending of course of what the pitch is like - a dry pitch with cracks + bumps = good for spinning whereas a green pitch = not as much.
hope that helps a bit
I've found that nets in my experience generally don't spin that well unless you do some wrist spin balls or really rip a finger spin ball. I don't know why this is exactly though.
On the actual pitch the amount of spin is somewhere between these two, depending of course of what the pitch is like - a dry pitch with cracks + bumps = good for spinning whereas a green pitch = not as much.
hope that helps a bit
Lyell_Chris
U19 12th Man
k cheers