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Chess champion Gary Kasparov was a big fitness fanatic, he felt that it was vital to his ability to concentrate. And if it's important in chess, it's got to be even more important in cricket.
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Same is true of the majority of pro snooker players these days too.
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A good drill we did when we were eleven.
Objective of drill - to build your confidence with batting against a hard cricket ball at a young age.
Drill - lie on your back while your mate holds a ball directly above your head and drops it at you. Your reactions take over and you will dodge the ball before it can hit you.
Lesson - as long as you keep your eye on the ball you won't get hit by a bouncer. Your reactions won't let you.
Objective of drill - to build your confidence with batting against a hard cricket ball at a young age.
Drill - lie on your back while your mate holds a ball directly above your head and drops it at you. Your reactions take over and you will dodge the ball before it can hit you.
Lesson - as long as you keep your eye on the ball you won't get hit by a bouncer. Your reactions won't let you.