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Cricket Nets

Submitted by Tom on Friday, 30 January 2009One Comment

This evening I have my first pre-season cricket net of the year, and good lord, I’m excited.

Last year I noticed a bit of a tendency to drive in the air, so the off-season has seen me remodel my back-lift in order to attempt to rectify this problem. I think it will enable me to keep my front elbow high through the shot, thereby ensuring that the ball stays along the ground.

In addition, I’ve also made a couple of minor alterations to my bowling action: I’ve slightly shortened my approach to the crease and decided to lower my bowling arm a fraction in order to get more break from leg to off.

That’s the theory anyway – tonight I put it into practice. I’ve got a feeling that this season might be a good one for yours truly. I need to really cement my place as Hyde Heath’s leading leg-spinning all-rounder under 25. So in concrete terms:  at least one half-century, a five-wicket haul, and less than three dropped catches. Moderate, but attainable.

Anyone in the slightest bit interested in this? I thought not.

TJ

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One Comment »

  • Joe said:

    I’m sure I speak for the entire Spoonfed team, and the wider general public, when I wish you the best of luck with Hyde Heath in the forthcoming season.

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