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Sportplan TeamAdministrator, United Kingdom
Hi Graeme,
Please try using the search bar to find drills and session plans. Here are the results we found when we searched "Singles" for you.
All the best,
The Sportplan team
Cricket CoachCoach
Dear Graeme
In response to your question I about scoring more singles, there are a number of things you can look at to improve this. These include:
- Looking to work the ball onto both sides of the wicket. This can be done by opening and closing the face of the bat to score on the off and leg sides, and using the pace of the ball.
- Practising 'soft' hands when playing the ball, to drop the ball for a single. This can be done by loosening the grip of the bottom hand on the bat.
- Spreading the field out. By attacking the bowling, you can create more gaps to score your singles.
I have attached a drill you might want to try to get you started.
Hope this helps!
Tom
Finding more gaps
DESCRIPTION
Groups of 4/5per drill Use cricket balls, batters are fully padded up and are looking to deflect and manupulate ball off the front foot. Batter recieves 6 balls, under arm feed bouncing once, on the same spot Batters must alternate between the three target areas (red/green/blue) Batter scores 3 points if ball goes between the target cones. Fielders may stand behind the target areas to collect the balls in. Progressions: Feeder must call the target area Batter may get into a set front foot position, and concentrate of hand movement only
Finding more gaps
DESCRIPTION
Groups of 4/5per drill Use cricket balls, batters are fully padded up and are looking to deflect and manupulate ball off the front foot. Batter recieves 6 balls, under arm feed bouncing once, on the same spot Batters must alternate between the three target areas (red/green/blue) Batter scores 3 points if ball goes between the target cones. Fielders may stand behind the target areas to collect the balls in. Progressions: Feeder must call the target area Batter may get into a set front foot position, and concentrate of hand movement only
