Playing spin with positive feet, either forward or back. What Oscar does well here is that he scores and rotates the strike quite easily using low risk shots .
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I was always told "foot to the pitch of the ball". 50% or more of my dismissals were LBW as a consequence. In this clip you can see the foot isn't to the pitch, but the head is in line. The front leg also doesn't block off, if the ball nips back.
@brimfieldben Thanks mate. We discovered he bowls quicker off a 17 step run up than the 23 he was doing before. It wont be the same for everyone but just something to consider i guess
A shorter run up can sometimes generate more pace as the bowler tends to run in faster rather than pace themselves over a longer distance. Something to consider when coaching young players who want to run in miles
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