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How to improve placements. Are there any specific drills
Placement depends on what type of field position you are playing in.
Remember that to the extent possible. A good way is to look around before every ball and have a snapshot of the same.It depends how good your memory is.
You should do stationery and shadowing keeping dummy fielders if you are practicing alone or having fielders at defined position if you are practicing with the team. It will take sometime before you will be able to cut thru' the defence but you should keep practicing.50 shots a day will help you a lot.
You need to make one thing clear...who want forcefully place or you want to play with the ball...better start with the later..once you gain control over the ball and eyesight and have a good memory to remember the field, you can do the forceful placement as well..although with practice.
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Praful
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