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Cricket Show 53: Playing spin, the Magnus effect and fast bowling appearance
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miCricketCoach Show LogoKevin's young and inexperienced team is having early season success. This week he reveals why he thinks everything has gone so well. Also Menno Gazendam and Gary Palmer join David in answering cricket coaching questions:

  • How to force the pace against spinners
  • How do spinners make the ball drift in the air?
  • How fast should a spinner bowl?
  • Should a fast bowler look like Brett Lee or Atul Sharma?
  • How can an away swing bowler take wickets?

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posted by akshay brahmbhatt on 29 Nov 09 at 08:06

How do spinners make the ball drift in the air?

 
 
 
posted by DavidHinc on 29 Nov 09 at 12:45

The answer is in the podcast akshay

 
 
 
posted by Patrick on 01 Dec 09 at 08:05

The only difference between an outswinger and a drifting leg-spinner is the rotation of the ball this is why when the ball is in the air they go in the opposite direction.

 

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