Gave away alot of runs

[cricket player]

I gave away 19 runs in 2 over with one wicket in my hand,I am disppointed and will hope fully bowl will next game,

because I go 6 down there is nothing to tell you about my batting but check my stats it isnt bad,I got 1 not out and other was bowled,hope fully the captain thinks I have bat up the order so I might in short while,

check my stats guys please give me advices to where bowl to off stump leg stump,I keep putting full tosses at the last overs and i paid the price,I can swing the ball in so where do you want me to bowl off stump middle leg and what the speed should be,I normally bowl off spin and some times out of nowhere I increas my speed, so sense you guys are much more experinced then me please tell me where to bowl check my stats here

http://www.super25cricket.org/aims_p...player_id=1802

[Langeveldt]

Originally Posted by cricket player

I gave away 19 runs in 2 over with one wicket in my hand

Should try bowling with a tennis ball!

[LongHopCassidy]

Those wickets are pretty spiky, don't carry them in your hands.

[cricket player]

Originally Posted by Langeveldt

Should try bowling with a tennis ball!

ok

[Mr Casson]

There's nothing wrong with full tosses in the final few overs if you bowl them properly.

[Rich2001]

Those batting stats look pretty impressive, I'll stick with the batting and give up the bowling.

13 from 0 - How did you do it?

[Neil Pickup]

In the death overs you have to bowl yorkers or low full-tosses, ideally inswinging. Spinners are best off used in the middle overs, not at the death, but if they are they are best off concentrating on Chris Gayle-like darts.

[cricket player]

Originally Posted by Rich2001

Those batting stats look pretty impressive, I'll stick with the batting and give up the bowling.

13 from 0 - How did you do it?

I think they got it wrong they did not count the balls,I think u have made it 13 runs only in 6 balls,I had to go after the bowlers and I did so,

Thanks yeah,If i go up the order I would make louds of runs,sense I am new to the team they have decided to put me at number 6 will eventulay move up the order at number 3 hope fully but thanks rich.

[cricket player]

Originally Posted by Neil Pickup

In the death overs you have to bowl yorkers or low full-tosses, ideally inswinging. Spinners are best off used in the middle overs, not at the death, but if they are they are best off concentrating on Chris Gayle-like darts.

The out field is really fast neil and if you bowl full toss just a touch wil carry it to the boundry,I play with people that are older then me and they will crush to the boundry in matter of a minute,will try to bowl inswingers and yorkers probably,

The wicket keepr isnt that good,he always misses when i bowl yorkers it goes underneth is legs and to the boundry,i will slow down my speed,thanks neil

[Neil Pickup]

If you're bowling low full tosses/yorkers you know that the shots are going to be front foot drives 90% of the time, the length dictating you can't play off the back foot, and the line making it utter folly to play across the line - so a field including boundary riders straight, in midwicket and the covers, plus a deep fine leg incase you slide it down leg too much.

If the keeper's not good enough to stand up to the wicket then he needs to be back - yes, it's better to stand up at any point in a limited-overs game, but if you're not up to it, then you're better off standing up. Don't change the way you bowl due to his lack of ability.

[Langeveldt]

Originally Posted by Neil Pickup

In the death overs you have to bowl yorkers or low full-tosses, ideally inswinging. Spinners are best off used in the middle overs, not at the death, but if they are they are best off concentrating on Chris Gayle-like darts.

Interesting.. Ive had quite a lot of success bowling slower than the batsman expects.. Also means they have to get more onto the cricket ball to get it away..

After getting toncked for six, no batsman expects you to flight it even more..

[cricket player]

Originally Posted by Neil Pickup

If you're bowling low full tosses/yorkers you know that the shots are going to be front foot drives 90% of the time, the length dictating you can't play off the back foot, and the line making it utter folly to play across the line - so a field including boundary riders straight, in midwicket and the covers, plus a deep fine leg incase you slide it down leg too much.

If the keeper's not good enough to stand up to the wicket then he needs to be back - yes, it's better to stand up at any point in a limited-overs game, but if you're not up to it, then you're better off standing up. Don't change the way you bowl due to his lack of ability.

Will talk to the captain thanks neil,Yeah I have to bowl yorkers now,because when ever i get hit for a boundry it puts more pressure one me then suddenly i lose my concentration easily, the wicket keeper cant stand up because we already have a fielder back deep in the wicket keepers position.

[cricket player]

also because of alot of due factor and wit out field,I cant hold the ball properly,it slips out of my hand while bowling,any sulotion.

[Langeveldt]

Originally Posted by cricket player

also because of alot of due factor and wit out field,I cant hold the ball properly,it slips out of my hand while bowling,any sulotion.

Stop lube-ing up...

[Neil Pickup]

Originally Posted by Langeveldt

Interesting.. Ive had quite a lot of success bowling slower than the batsman expects.. Also means they have to get more onto the cricket ball to get it away..

After getting toncked for six, no batsman expects you to flight it even more..

Variations that trick the batsman are always good - but be careful you don't get into the situation where your slower balls are predictable and just disappear at twice the speed.