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Article Title: Cricket Batting Tips For Aspiring Batsmen
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There are hundreds of different batting tips in the game of
cricket which can all potentially improve your batting and run
scoring ability. Here is a selection of cricket batting tips
that I've found useful to help improve your batting.

- 1st Batting Tip - Keep your eyes level, it's been shown that
having your eyes level helps speed up your reaction time. It
makes it easier for your brain to process the incoming
information if your eyes are level when the ball is delivered.

- 2nd Batting Tip - Your first movement should be from the
shoulders towards the line of the ball. The rest of your body
will follow naturally and will help ensure you get correctly
inline with the ball.

- 3rd Batting Tip - Play the delivery based on its length, if
it's short; even if it's in line with the wickets it should be
'tonked away', Andy Flintoff style, to the boundary. The same
principle applies with full deliveries and half volleys.

- 4th Batting Tip - One of the most important things is to
watch the ball from bowlers hand in run up all the way to the
bat. By watching the ball in the bowler's hand you can see what
the bowler may be trying to do with the ball. Try to identify
which is the shiny side or rough side, so you can determine
which way they may be trying to swing the ball. The same
applies with spinners; but also make sure you closely watch the
wrist movement to determine the type and direction of spin.

- 5th Batting Tip - When batting against spinners, try doing an
initial 'forward press' by making an initial half-step on to the
front foot as the bowler bowls. This will give you a good base
to play from and help give you quicker feet.

- 6th Batting Tip - It is essential to maintain a solid base
when batting and to be in a solid position when you play the
ball. If you watch, for example Brain Lara play a cover drive,
he has a solid base from which he plays the stroke and he is
perfectly balanced.


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