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Given that the standard Slow left arm bowler's delivery turns away from the right hander. What sort of delivery is this
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WHY ?If Vettori were to bowl a Doosra at a right-handed batsman, it'd turn into him.
In cricket, we usually refer to the off break which goes the other way as a doosra, as I'm sure you know.WHY ?
"Doosra" just means the "other one". Even if a left handed bowler bowled a ball that ptched twice before reaching the batsman, once turning one way and once the other, we/he could call it "a" doosra
I am waiting for Richard's replyIn cricket, we usually refer to the off break which goes the other way as a doosra, as I'm sure you know.
On that note, wtf is a teesra?
I think it came from Harbhajan's (I think it was him not sure) claim once that he was working on a new delivery and the press termed it as 'teesra'. Maybe Harbhajan was referring to the 'back-of-the-hand' delivery he delivered to SreesanthYeah, I knew that but I've heard of a delivery called a teesra.
All that having been said the main question in my first post is yet to be answered. What sort of delivery is that which gets the guy out in the video in the compressed folder?Given that the standard Slow left arm bowler's delivery turns away from the right hander. What sort of delivery is this
It does not open on my IMacAll that having been said the main question in my first post is yet to be answered. What sort of delivery is that which gets the guy out in the video in the compressed folder?
It does not open on my IMac
A doosra is a reverse off spinner, just as a slower ball is a reverse faster ball and a cut shot is a reverse pull shot.
I know what "Doosra" means - but like "Googly" and "Flipper" it's now come to mean a specific ball in cricket terms - the fingerspinner's ball that goes the other way with minimal change in action.WHY ?
"Doosra" just means the "other one". Even if a left handed bowler bowled a ball that ptched twice before reaching the batsman, once turning one way and once the other, we/he could call it "a" doosra