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Cricket likely originated in medieval England as a children's game in Saxon and Norman times. The earliest known reference is from 1598 in Surrey. It spread from England to other British colonies in the 17th-18th centuries and became an international sport in the 19th century. The game has faced crises due to wars but has always recovered. It developed rules and organizations over time and added limited overs formats that increased popularity and commercial success on television.
presentation on cricket
Cricket is a bat-and-ball game that originated in England in the early 16th century. It is played between two teams of 11 players who take turns batting and fielding. The objective is for the batting team to score more runs than the opposing team by hitting a ball thrown at them into the field. There are specialized positions like wicketkeeper who stands behind the wicket to catch balls not hit by the batter and try to get batters out.
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Cricket originated in England in the 16th century and became widely popular in the 18th century. It was introduced to India in the 1840s when the Parsi community in Bombay founded the first Indian cricket club. India entered international test cricket in 1932 while still under British rule. The game has evolved over time, from being played mainly by aristocrats to becoming a professional sport dominated by test matches and one-day internationals between countries.
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- 2. Introduction History of Fast Bowling Categorization and Technique Prime Focus Variations Fitness concern Legendary pairs Conclusion
- 4. Pitches Uncovered – Un even Bounce Minimal/No Field Restrictions No protective gear for Batsmen Douglas Jardine - 1932-33 Harold Larwood – Body line attack Aggressiveness Emotional Attachment – WI Best period – 1970-1990
- 6. Fast – 146+ kmph Medium fast – 130-139 kmph Grip, Run up, Action - Bowling arm straight, Side on/Chest on, Follow through Line and Length – Off theory
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- 12. High Work Load Extreme pressure on feet, back and the shoulder Knee, Toe and Hamstring injuries Shoulder injury To overcome injuries › Monitoring the action and making changes if necessary › Balanced workouts and staying Calm and Positive
- 22. Pace, skill, accuracy, aggression, courage and Calmness are what make a good fast bowler. Players › Too many tournaments IPL,BPL, SLPL, etc., › Less Rest – More Injuries › Character and Attitude › Controversies As the art of fast bowling seems to be in terrible decline, serious steps should be taken by all cricketing nations to revive the bowling standard by grooming and nurturing the young talent in a gentle manner.