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how bowlers will take maximum wickets in match

when bowlers are practicing a lot but they did not get wickets

Dr Imran PatelCoach, India

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Junaid KhalidCoach, Pakistan

When your are bowling, keep in mind that you are bowling to take wickets. Keep in Mind that Your only mission is taking wickets.

And When you think that the player batting against you is good player and you did not out him, So the could not out him. Think that you are the only player who do all things.

Alex MartinCoach, England

During the game you will be wanting to bowl different balls in the first few overs so you are then able to see where the batsmen`s weaknesses are, you are then able to target that area to take the wicket and change the field to allow for the bowlers to get the result that they are wanting.

you can also use this to see where the batters weaknesses are in your team so you can fix them as well

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