These are game scenarios under drill conditions and are most useful when practice in a certain discipline is required, either in batting or fielding.
They are good at strengthening weak parts of your team?s skills base by allowing you to focus on a specific area of concern.
Conditioned games are particularly good in creating a fun and competitive element to the practice drills and sessions, and offer your players a break from repetitive practice.
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