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Sehwag +1Welcome to the latest series of cricket fielding drills on pitchvision.com. Over the coming weeks I'll be posting a massive number of drills to help you and your team improve their fielding.

This is a follow up to my original fielding drills week.

If you have any drills you want to share please contact me. If not just subscribe (it's free), sit back and watch the drills come in.

You can use this page as a starting point as I will post all the drills here as well.

Current List of Fielding Drills on PitchVision miCricketCoach

Past Drills

Stopping Drills

Underarm Throw Drills

Overarm Throw Drills

High Catching Drills

Close Catching Drills

Fielding Drill Games

 

Remember you can get free fielding drill updates via email if you don't want to check back.

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posted by mark harper on 26 Oct 07 at 16:26

A progression could be to have player 1 run up to the stump to take the return if he misses the stump on his attemp.

2 LET the backup group stand at an angle to make the backing up more challenging and a match day situation.

 
 
 
posted by David Hinchliffe on 26 Oct 07 at 20:15

Thanks Mark, a progression of which drill though?

 
 
 
posted by amit bhoyar on 12 Mar 08 at 16:31

its very good site i love cricket by learnig the cricket from this site.....

 
 
 
posted by martialarts on 25 Jun 08 at 15:25

Hi all great information here and good thread to comment on.

Can I ask though - how did you get this picked up and into google news?

Very impressive that this blog is syndicated through Google and is it something that is just up to Google or you actively created?

Obviously this is a popular blog with great data so well done on your seo success..

 

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