Afridi, Younis retain top contracts | Contracts 2013

LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket board announced the contracts of 30 players for the year 2013, with a 15% increment in the monthly retainership fee. Shahid Afridi and Younis Khan are dropped from the ODI team, still they have retained in the top A category, whilst the fast bowler Umar Gul who plays all three format has dropped from A to B. Kamran Akmal being ignored in central contract last year, has been awarded a Category C contract this time.

Category A (Pakistan Rs. 359375 monthly): Misbah-ul-Haq, Younis Khan, Mohammad Hafeez, Saeed Ajmal, Shahid Afridi 

Category B (Pakistan Rs. 251562): Shoaib Malik, Azhar Ali, Asad Shafiq, Junaid Khan, Abdur Rehman, Umar Akmal, Umar Gul, Nasir Jamshed

Category C (Pakistan Rs. 143750): Kamran Akmal, Imran Farhat, Aizaz Cheema, Taufeeq Umar, Adnan Akmal, Faisal Iqbal, Ahmed Shahzad, Mohammad Irfan.

Stipends category (Pakistan Rs. 71875):.Sarfaraz Ahmed, Wahab Riaz, Rahat Ali, Ehsan Adil, Umar Amin, Zulifqar Babar, Asad Ali, Harris Sohail Sohail, Anwar Ali

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Misbah,Farhat stars as Pakistan level the Series 2-2.

DURBAN: Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq led his side to a three-wicket win over South Africa in the fourth one-dayer Thursday, setting up a series decider in the final match in Benoni on Sunday.

Misbah made 80 and Imran Farhat scored 93 as Pakistan chased down South Africa’s total of 234 for nine with eight balls to spare.

Misbah and opening batsman Farhat shared a 153-run fourth wicket partnership after Pakistan had been struggling at 33 for three after 11 overs.

The early wickets included that of Mohammad Hafeez, who was given out for obstructing the field in the second over.

He changed direction and was hit on the leg by a throw from South African wicketkeeper and captain AB de Villiers, who was throwing at the stumps at the bowler’s end when Hafeez was several metres out of his ground.

Hafeez was only the fourth batsmen — and the third Pakistani — to be dismissed for obstructing the field in one-day internationals.

Pakistan’s fast bowlers struck early and off-spinner Saeed Ajmal took three crucial middle order wickets as South Africa struggled after winning the toss, despite a fourth wicket stand of 115 between captain De Villiers (75) and David Miller (67).

South Africa’s troubles started early when the tall left-armer Mohammad Irfan took wickets with the first two balls of the match.

He had Hashim Amla caught behind, then bowled Colin Ingram with a yorker.

Fellow left-armer Junaid Khan followed up with the wickets of Graeme Smith and Farhaan Behardien as South Africa slumped to 38 for four after winning the toss.

De Villiers and Miller gave the home side hope of making a good total before Miller missed a sweep against Ajmal and was out after a career-best innings. Miller’s 67 was scored off 77 balls and he hit seven fours.

Miller’s dismissal came nine balls before the batting power play and South Africa’s hopes plummeted when De Villiers was caught behind when he was adjudged to have gloved a sweep against Ajmal.

The off-spinner had Ryan McLaren caught in the deep as the power play yielded just 17 runs for the loss of two wickets.

Ajmal took three for 42 in ten overs, while Irfan claimed three for 46 in nine and Junaid took three for 45 in nine.

Misbah and Farhat started their stand slowly, with the fifty partnership taking 82 balls, but they picked up the pace, helped by the introduction into the South African attack of part-time leg-spinner Ingram, whose first over in international cricket cost 17 runs, including two sixes and a four by Misbah.

They had been together for 187 balls when Misbah, who has yet to hit a century in 113 innings, holed out to deep midwicket when 49 runs were still required.

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Irfan,Misbah guided Pakistan to a 6-Wkt Win to level the Series 1-1.

CENTURION: Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Irfan took four wickets in a devastating opening spell to set up a six-wicket win in the second one-day international against South Africa on Friday.

Tall left-armer Irfan took a career-best four for 33 in seven overs as South Africa were bowled out for 191 in a match reduced to 44 overs a side.

Pakistan achieved victory with 4.4 overs to spare, captain Misbah-ul-Haq anchoring his side’s chase, making 57 not out.

The win levelled the five-match series at 1-1 after South Africa had cruised to a 125-run win in Bloemfontein last weekend with the third game to be played in Johannesburg on Sunday.

Misbah said Irfan’s bowling had been the key to the win on a pitch with some damp spots which caused uneven pace and bounce.“We really needed this win. The batsmen are getting their confidence back,”said Misbah.

South Africa crashed to 62 for five under Irfan’s onslaught but recovered to reach 177 for seven after 38.4 overs when a violent thunderstorm struck the ground and caused a stoppage of almost two-and-a-half hours.
South Africa failed to see out the revised quota of 44 overs, losing their last three wickets for 12 runs to be bowled out with four balls to spare.

Farhaan Behardien led the South African fightback, making a measured 58 off 82 balls for his maiden international half-century.Robin Peterson made 44 and helped Behardien put on 67 for the seventh wicket before Behardien was caught on the midwicket boundary one ball before the stoppage.“It was a very disappointing performance,” said South Africa captain AB de Villiers.

“Pakistan took the initiative early on and although there was a good fightback, we (batsmen) put our bowlers under pressure.”Irfan, the tallest player in international cricket, gained steep bounce as he ripped through the South African top order.

He dismissed Hashim Amla and Colin Ingram off successive balls in the fifth over and followed up with the wickets of de Villiers and Faf du Plessis.After Irfan had made his inroads, slow bowlers Saeed Ajmal, Mohammad Hafeez and Shahid Afridi kept the pressure on.

Ajmal took two for 23 and Hafeez two for 35, while Afridi conceded only 24 runs in eight overs.Pakistan had a brief wobble when they slipped to 69 for three in the 15th over, with Hafeez and Kamran Akmal falling in successive overs.

But Misbah and Younis Khan, the side’s most experienced players, steadied the innings with a fourth wicket partnership of 46 off 67 balls.

Shoaib Malik joined Misbah and they added an unbeaten 77 off 82 deliveries, with Malik contributing an aggressive 35 not out off 75 balls.

Misbah’s 57 runs were made off 75 balls with three fours and three sixes.

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South Africa beats Pakistan by 125 runs in the first ODI.

BLOEMFONTEIN: Colin Ingram hit an unbeaten century to set up a comfortable 125-run win for South Africa in the first one-day international against Pakistan at Chevrolet Park on Sunday.

The left-handed Ingram made 105 not out as South Africa piled up 315 for four after being sent in to bat. Pakistan could only make 190 in reply.

Ingram made his runs off 103 balls with ten fours. It was his third one-day international century and his second against Pakistan.

He shared partnerships of 120 for the third wicket with captain AB de Villiers (65), 62 for the fourth wicket with Faf du Plessis (26) and 50 off only 23 balls with Farhaan Behardien, who hammered 34 not out off 14 deliveries.

Graeme Smith and Hashim Amla set an aggressive tone with an opening partnership of 72 after South Africa were sent in, with both batsmen going for their shots against Junaid Khan and Umar Gul despite the Pakistan new ball bowlers getting some early assistance from the pitch.

Pakistan made a bright start with Mohammad Hafeez and Nasir Jamshed putting on 42 for the first wicket off 43 balls before the suffered a double blow.

Jamshed was caught at slip by Graeme Smith off Rory Kleinveldt for 25 and Hafeez fell for the same score in unlucky fashion when a drive by Younis Khan was deflected by bowler Kleinveldt into the stumps for Hafeez to be run out.

Asad Shafiq fell cheaply and Pakistan were unable to build substantial partnerships with captain Misbah-ul-Haq top-scoring with 38.

Shahid Afridi hit 34 off 16 balls before he was last man out but his innings was never likely to alter the outcome. Afridi hit three sixes, including a massive strike which sailed out of the ground and into a car park.Shahid Afridi became first ever Cricketer to hit 300 ODI sixes.

Kleinveldt, whose first two balls were hit for four, came back strongly to finish with four for 22 in 5.2 overs, while Ryan McLaren took three for 19.

The win gave South Africa a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. The second match will be in Centurion on Friday.

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India beat Australia by an Innings in 135 runs in the 2nd Test.

When India's confidence was rattled by the drubbings in Australia and England over the past two years, they took solace in their outstanding home record. Even that bit of relief had been taken away when Monty Panesar and Graeme Swann outspun India earlier this season, but India's belief at home has come surging back with two thumping victories over Australia. 

Though it was widely expected that Australia would go down on the fourth day, few thought it would happen with the embarrassing rapidity that it did. Australia's batsmen were once again nonplussed by the turning ball to subside to 131 all out, handing India an innings-and-135-run victory and a 2-0 series lead.

If Australia's chances were slim at the start of the day, they vanished with two deliveries of vastly contrasting quality. Ishant Sharma got his first wicket of the series with a harmless ball sliding down the leg side which Shane Watson guided through to the wicketkeeper. Ravindra Jadeja, usually the butt of derogatory jokes from Indian fans despite a stellar first-class record, then produced the ball of the match, a delivery that drifted onto middle stump and spun back to beat Michael Clarke's forward defensive to crash into off.

From then it was only a matter of time. Ed Cowan had gritted it out for nearly three hours, forgetting the deliveries that ripped past his outside edge to concentrate afresh. Jadeja, with his tail up after that magic ball to Clarke, ended Cowan's resistance on 44 as an edge ricocheted off MS Dhoni's gloves deflected to Virender Sehwag at slip.

It got even better for Jadeja soon after as he lasered in a throw from cover to run out Moises Henriques, who was yards out despite Jadeja fumbling the ball before collecting it.

Then the man who started Australia's slide on Monday evening, R Ashwin, took over. He has kept his Twenty20 variations to a minimum this series, and cleverly used them against the lower order. Glenn Maxwell was looking towards square leg after attempting a flick only to be confounded by the carrom ball that was heading for the off stump. There was time left for Ashwin to complete his eighth five-for in 11 home Tests.

While the capitulation on Tuesday morning was painful viewing for Australia fans, much of the damage had been done by the batting failure on the first day, when the pitch was at its best. Just three months ago, the much-coveted No. 1 Test ranking was within Australia's grasp and Clarke and the team management seemed to be able to do no wrong. After the two defeats, he will be assailed by questions, just as Dhoni has been over the past couple of years.

The result will be a major source of relief for Dhoni, who after settling doubts over his Test batting in Chennai has now become India's most successful Test captain with 22 wins.

India 503 (Pujara 204, Vijay 167, Maxwell 4-127) beat Australia 237 for 9 dec (Clarke 91, Wade 62, Jadeja 3-33, Bhuvneshwar 3-53) and 131 (Ashwin 5-63, Jadeja 3-33) by an innings and 135 runs.
 

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Hafeez,Gul guided Pakistan to Victory.

CENTURION: Mohammad Hafeez put a poor Test series behind him to lead Pakistan to a crushing 95-run win in the second and final Twenty20 international against South Africa at SuperSport Park here on Sunday.

Hafeez hammered 86 and took three wickets for 25 runs, while fast bowler Umar Gul took five for six as South Africa collapsed to 100 all out in reply to Pakistan’s 195 for seven in what was effectively a series decider after the first match in Durban was washed out.

Appointed Pakistan’s captain in the shortest form of the game, Hafeez thrashed four sixes and nine fours off 50 balls and when he reached 73 became the first Pakistani to reach 1,000 runs in T20 internationals.

His innings was in dramatic contrast to his struggles in a three-match Test series which ended last week, in which he could score only 43 runs in six innings at an average of 7.16.

A second wicket partnership of 83 off 48 balls with Ahmed Shehzad (46) set Pakistan on target for a massive total but the innings lost momentum when Hafeez was out off the third ball of the 17th over, with the total on 170.

Hafeez slipped as he stepped back in his crease to hit Rory Kleinveldt to the cover boundary and he dislodged his bails.

South Africa made a flying start, with AB de Villiers batting audaciously as the home side reached 48 for one in four overs.

But Gul then took four wickets in six balls, spread across two overs, as the match swung irrevocably in Pakistan’s favour.

In between, De Villiers was bowled by Mohammad Irfan for 36, made off 22 balls with two sixes and four fours.

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South Africa completes Clean-Sweep Over Pakistan.

CENTURION: South Africa completed a series clean sweep when they beat Pakistan by an innings and 18 runs on the third day of the third and final Test against South Africa at SuperSport Park on Sunday.

Pakistan was bowled out for 235 in their second innings, an improvement on their first innings total of 156.

But the margin of victory and the series result was a fair reflection of the dominance of South Africa, the world champions, playing in their home conditions.

Dale Steyn took four for 80 and was responsible for the run-out of Azhar Ali which sparked a collapse of the Pakistan middle order.

For the only time in the series, the Pakistan lower order showed some resistance and Steyn was frustrated in a final spell of eight overs after tea as the last pair, Rahat Ali and Mohammad Irfan, played and missed or edged the ball out of reach of the fielders.

At the other end Kyle Abbott was unable to complete a ten-wicket haul on his Test debut, finishing with two for 39 after taking seven for 29 in the first innings.

Finally, captain Graeme Smith turned to left-arm spinner Robin Peterson who trapped Rahat leg before wicket with his sixth ball.

South Africa won the first Test in Johannesburg by 211 runs and the second in Cape Town by four wickets. None of the matches went to a fifth day.

In early finish seemed in prospect when Pakistan lost four wickets quickly after lunch to be floundering at 114 for six, but Sarfraz Ahmed (40) and Saeed Ajmal (31) batted enterprisingly and with a modicum of luck to put on 69 for the seventh wicket.

Azhar Ali and Imran Farhat defied the South African bowlers for most of a morning during which only the wicket of Younis Khan fell. They saw Pakistan through to lunch at 87 for two, with Azhar on 27, eked out over 110 balls.

But Azhar did not face another ball before he was run out by a superb throw from fine leg by Dale Steyn after being sent back by Farhat, who had initially been seeking a second run.

Pakistan’s hopes of avoiding an innings defeat crumbled as three more wickets fell in quick succession.Farhat was caught behind, slashing at first innings bowling hero Kyle Abbott for 43 and without addition to the score Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq edged an away-swinger from Rory Kleinveldt to wicketkeeper AB de Villiers.

Asad Shafiq made only six before he drove Kleinveldt to mid-off. But Sarfraz and Ajmal showed spirit in batting through until tea.

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Chief Selector gives Afridi last Chance

ISLAMABAD: Shahid Afridi has been handed a last chance to perform at international level with his selection on Wednesday for Pakistan’s one-day international cricket series in South Africa next month.     

Afridi was recalled on Wednesday after being ignored for the one-day series against India in December.

”The South Africa tour is his last (chance) and he has to perform,” Pakistan chief selector Iqbal Qasim said.
Pakistan batsmen have been struggling on fast bouncy wickets in South Africa and are already trailing 2-0 in the three-match test series with the last test beginning at Centurion from Friday.

Qasim said it was not Afridi’s hard hitting but his legspin bowling which had kept the allrounder, eighth on the all-time list of ODI appearances, in mind.  ”It’s five ODIs and you need variety in your bowling,” Qasim said. ”Based on his quality of right-arm legspin bowling, we have selected him.”

This month, Afridi led Pakistan A in a one-day series against Afghanistan, and Qasim said the selectors were satisfied with his fitness. He turns 33 on March 1. Afridi has played 349 one-dayers for an average of 23, plus 348 wickets.

The chief selector said he wanted to give ODI captain Misbah-ul-Haq enough bowling choice in the spin department after watching South African batsmen struggle against slow bowlers in the tests.

”I am not saying go and play him (Afridi) in the 11, my mind says we have to have some variety (in bowling). ”They (South Africans) are playing good against fast bowlers and we have seen if you have variety of spinners, it will give you benefit.”

Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal got 10 wickets in the second test, but still could not prevent Pakistan going down by four wickets as the fast bowlers could not make an impact on the Proteas.

Durban and Centurion will host the two Twenty20s on March 1 and 3 before the five-match ODI series begins at Bloemfontein on March 10.

Middle-order batsman Umar Akmal and fast bowler Wahab Riaz, who could not make it to the test team, were selected for both Twenty20s and ODIs. Wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal was also overlooked for the test series but returns to replace Sarfraz Ahmed behind the stumps in the shorter formats.

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Anderson 5-Wicket haul sets up England Win in 2nd ODI

NAPIER: A five-wicket haul for James Anderson backed by a dominant England batting display set up an eight wicket win over New Zealand in the second one-day international in Napier on Wednesday.

Facing a series defeat after an upset loss in the first match in Hamilton, England bounced back after standout performances from Anderson and up-and-coming batsman Joe Root.

England’s top order rose to the occasion, with half centuries to captain Alastair Cook (78), Jonathan Trott (65) and Root (79), the 22-year-old tipped as a future star.

But the foundation for England’s victory came from a miserly five for 34 from Anderson, who swept through New Zealand’s batters to restrict the home side’s total.

His scalps included both the Black Caps opening batsmen and a rejuvenated Ross Taylor, whose century late in New Zealand’s innings threatened to set England a formidable total, along with a quickfire 74 from 36 balls from Brendon McCullum.

The Black Caps made a slow start after being sent into bat on a tame wicket, all out for 269 after 48.5 overs, with England reaching the target of 270 after 47.4 overs.

Missing injured opener Martin Guptill, New Zealand were pedestrian, with the first boundary coming when Hamish Rutherford pulled a delivery from Anderson in the fifth over.

Anderson dismissed openers BJ Watling (7) and ODI debutant Rutherford (11) cheaply as New Zealand’s frustration mounted and the home side were on just 22 runs after 12 overs.

Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor gradually increased the run rate, putting on 72 runs together to take the Black Caps to 91 before Williamson (33) dragged a ball from Chris Woakes on to his stumps to again slow the host’s momentum.

New Zealand’s struggle was apparent when Taylor, in his best performance since returning to the international fold after being axed as captain late last year, brought up his half century off 81 balls with only three fours.

Backed by McCullum, his successor as captain, Taylor notched a century off 116 balls with a four but was dismissed by the next delivery he faced.

The New Zealand tail failed to fire, leaving England with a tricky but achievable target.

England’s Ian Bell and Alastair Cook made a brisk start to the run chase with an opening partnership of 89 in the first 20 overs before part-time spinner Williamson dismissed Bell for 44.

The England batsman attempted to cart Williamson’s delivery over mid-wicket but was out when Hamish Rutherford made an athletic dash to catch him on the boundary.

Cook brought up a chanceless 50 from 67 balls, including five fours and one six, bit he was dismissed on 78 after hitting the ball straight back down the wicket to Tim Southee.

Trott and Root then combined the see England home, with Root displaying a wide variety of shots ranging from authoritative drives to risky reverse sweeps.

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Afridi and Akmal brothers returned to the squad

Lahore: Pakistan Cricket Board has announced the squad for T20 and one day series against South Africa. Misbah Ul Haq will lead the team in one day while Hafeez will be the T20 captain.

 

Shahid Afridi has been named in both T20 and one day squad. Kamran Akmal and Umar Akmal have also returned to the squad. 

T20 SQUAD: Mohommad Hafeez, Nasir Jamshed, Shoaib Malik, Kamran Akmal, Umar Akmal,Shahid Afridi, Saeed Ajmal, Junaid khan, Wahab Riaz, Umar Gul, Mohommad Irfan, Ahmed Shehzad, Umar Amin, Asad Ali, Zulfiqar Babar 

ODI SQUAD: Misbah-ul-Haq, Mohammad Hafeez, Nasir Jamshed, Asad Shafiq, Younis Khan, Shoaib Malik, Kamran Akmal, Umar Akmal, Shahid Afridi,Saeed Ajmal, Mohammad Irfan, Junaid Khan, Wahab Riaz, Umar Gul, Imran Farhat, Abdur Rehman

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WI beat Australia in the Only T20I.

BRISBANE: The West Indies ended their disappointing tour of Australia with a morale-boosting 27-run win over Australia in a one-off T20 international on Wednesday. 

After losing all five one-day internationals and a warm-up game against the Prime Minister’s XI, the T20 world champions cruised to an easy win against a below-strength home side.

The West Indies romped to 191 for six in their 20 overs, then restricted Australia to 164 for eight on a perfect batting strip.

Australia, whose five-man pace attack was badly exposed by the West Indies batsmen, started brilliantly.
But they were reined in by the off-spin of Sunil Narine and the run outs of Sean Marsh (21) and Adam Voges (51) when both were in full flight.

Voges and Marsh put on 74 at better than a run a ball until they were run out within three runs of each other.
Narine, who finished with 2-19 from his four overs, then chipped in with the key wicket of Australian skipper George Bailey (15) to put the hosts under intense pressure.

Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin (22) and debutant Ben Rohrer (16) threatened briefly, but the asking rate was too much and the innings fell away towards the end.

Earlier West Indies opener Johnson Charles scored a blistering 57 off just 35 balls as the visitors dominated the Australian attack.

Charles took control after fellow opener Chris Gayle (8) failed once again, and hit seven fours and a six in a sparkling innings.

Any thoughts Australia had of keeping the West Indies under control after Gayle’s early departure were soon ended by a brilliant partnership between Charles and Darren Bravo.

They added 88 in quick time before Charles played on to Nathan Coulter-Nile.

Bravo followed soon after when he was run out for 32 following a dreadful mix-up with Kieron Pollard, which left both batsmen stranded at the non-striker’s end.

Pollard was looking dangerous until he miscued a drive off Faulkner and holed out to Marsh at long on for 26, with Dwayne Bravo (13) clean bowled two balls later.

But Darren Sammy (20) and Andre Russell (23 not out) took the Australian attack apart, smashing 35 runs off the last two overs.

Left-armer James Faulkner was the pick of the attack, with 3-28 from his four overs, but the other four seamers were all expensive on a flat batting track.

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Review: Latest review of YOC on Cricketcoach apps

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Cricketcoachapp have developed three interactive cricket coachingsmartphone apps (batting, bowling and WK/Fielding), the apps were developed by four qualified coaches who have had experience playing at coaching at a high level in England and Australia. The apps have been designed to remove the boundaries associated with cricket and cricket coaching, offering affordable professional level cricket coaching in the palm of your hands.

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CricketCoach helps the user learn how to play cricket and is packed with cricket coaching tips that help improve cricketing skills and learn the game. Cricket coach has 3 apps (Batting/Bowling/Fielding and Wicket Keeping) which can be taken anywhere to help improve the user’s game. The apps give the user everything they need, whether they’re a beginner wanting to learn how to play cricket, through to experienced cricketers wanting to improve your current game or coach others.

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The apps are packed with everything you would expect to experience in a private 1-1 cricket coaching lesson, but at a fraction of the price. They are a unique coaching aid, a revolutionary coaching experience, removing the boundaries associated with cricket and coaching, allowing everyone to have access to high quality professional coaching.                      

 

"It’s hard to imagine cricketers at any level of the game who wouldn’t benefit from studying it. Fantastically detailed with an almost over-whelming amount of information and visuals.” Planet Cricket

Cricketcoach is packed with features including, Detailed coaching points teaching you how to play cricket, these points are easy to understand and help not only tell you what to do but how and why you should be doing it that way. The apps 

have HD videos that demonstrate the correct technique. Images where the shot is broken down at key stages and then analysed showing you the key areas you should be looking at and focusing on in each stage. The ability to compare your own technique compared to the technical model, challenges to track your progression, drills to help improve your technique, common faults you may be doing and how to correct them. The full range of all front and back foot shots, the apps are for everyone regardless of ability, talent, knowledge or experience. The apps have been written and designed in a way that a complete novice or an established 1st team cricketer will gain from the app.

Cricket coaching is not always available, or very expensive and seasonal; it is often very difficult to fit in one-to-one sessions whilst at school and playing games during an evening. However, our brand new Apps make coaching accessible to everyone and enable both players and parents to become the coach, by putting professional cricket coaching in the palm of their hands through their Smartphone – which will be invaluable to players of all skill levels. Both the coach and the player can now view the correct techniques for bowling, batting and fielding through expert coaching pointers, sharp videos and analysed pictures. If a child has watched cricket on the TV and taken an interest and wants to start playing and learn how to, the Apps give a parent or guardian, the ability to teach the basics, including how to hold the bat and how to bowl the ball – regardless of experience.

“Overall, for price and content quality, the app is a bargain” Drawing the stumps

 

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