A Coach / Batsman sets up at the crease with fielders in the following positions
The ball is hit in the air 'through' the infield between gully and cover. The aim of the drill is to either catch the ball or stop the ball getting thruogh the infield.
Players should be walking in just before the feed.
Coaching Points for Low / Cover Catches –
For Cover catching it is important to ‘walk into the catch’ you do this by taking 4 – 5 paces then getting into a ‘set position’ – A good way to do this is to ‘jump’ a little and use the momentum of the jump make sure that you can spring left or right.
Coaching Points for High Catches –
Coaching Points for Throwing Overarm and underarm –
We are only focusing on the throwing action in this section rather than the collection of the ball prior to the throw.
Coaching Points for Picking the Ball Up –
There are 3 different types of ball pick up in cricket: One Handed, Two Handed and Long Barrier.
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