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Other Shots and Aspects of the Game

1. The Cut Shot

2. The Hook Shot

3. The Sweep Shot

4. The Leg Glance off the Front Foot

5. The Front Foot Flick off the Legs

6. The Leg Glance off the Back Foot

7. The Back Foot Flick off the Legs

8. Moving out to Drive

9. Playing the Bouncer

10. Running Between the Wickets

11. Playing Yourself In

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Running Between the Wickets


Do not move out of the crease until the bowler has released the ball, then back up approximately 1 metre.


Always face the ball when turning, change hands, hold the end of the bat handle and get low to reach for the crease


Always run the bat in along the ground about one metre from the popping crease

	CALL EARLY AND LOUDLY YES! NO! or WAIT! NO! is the overriding call
STRIKER: Never run straight up the wicket Always run to your OFF SIDE

Bat must be grounded
over popping crease

AREA A: Non - striker calls
AREA B: Striker Calls

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