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Hi there, I'm a right arm pacer, and I need a good bowling action. My current action is somewhat like Mitchell Starc's right hand alternative, but often my releasing way and jump changes, so how can I form a unique action for me?
Hi,
Every bowler has a unique action and certain things which work for them in their technique. To become more consistent on your release and delivery stride, you just need to keep practicing. When you`ve bowled a good ball, try to remember how it felt and you can then visualise this when running in to bowl future balls.
Matt
Why has no one still answered this? Someone please!
Hi,
Every bowler has a unique action and certain things which work for them in their technique. To become more consistent on your release and delivery stride, you just need to keep practicing. When you`ve bowled a good ball, try to remember how it felt and you can then visualise this when running in to bowl future balls.
Matt
Well, this might sound weird, I did as you told, found the perfect run up length and speed, found out that I had to run a bit more faster, unlike Mitchell Starc and luckily I could review my bowling action through my CCTV, yeah, sounds weird, and found out that an action with a higher jump and bit steeper run up suited me.
Thanks a lot for the advice, Matt.
TBKR.
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