cricketer_uzi
School Cricketer
I've been testing with different situations of bowling and have come to a conclusion
There are a couple of things that affect the swing of the ball
- type of ball
- pitch
- LHB or RHB
- lefty bowler or righty bowler
So here we go
Bear with me because this is going to seem VERY confusing
Note: Everything is based on a "Regular" Ball and Fast bowler
When bowling with a right handed bowler to a right handed batsman, the ball will seam to the right when the white cursor is moved to the left of the seam and to the left when the white cursor is moved to the right of the seam
(the seam is the white strip on the ball at the bottom left)
But if the cursor is to the right and on the ball(not the seam) the ball will seam right and if the cursor is moved to the left the ball will seam left.
The direction of the ball seaming after the bounce is reversed if the batsman is a lefty.
The direction of the ball seaming after the bounce is reversed again if the bowler is lefty.
I need people to test this theory out while i work on the other types of bowlers (medium, medium fast, off spin, leg spin)
Also note the difficulty was on medium and the pitch was green
If the pitch is different the ball will not seam as significantly so testing on a green pitch is easiest.
the attached file is a picture
There are a couple of things that affect the swing of the ball
- type of ball
- pitch
- LHB or RHB
- lefty bowler or righty bowler
So here we go
Bear with me because this is going to seem VERY confusing
Note: Everything is based on a "Regular" Ball and Fast bowler
When bowling with a right handed bowler to a right handed batsman, the ball will seam to the right when the white cursor is moved to the left of the seam and to the left when the white cursor is moved to the right of the seam
(the seam is the white strip on the ball at the bottom left)
But if the cursor is to the right and on the ball(not the seam) the ball will seam right and if the cursor is moved to the left the ball will seam left.
The direction of the ball seaming after the bounce is reversed if the batsman is a lefty.
The direction of the ball seaming after the bounce is reversed again if the bowler is lefty.
I need people to test this theory out while i work on the other types of bowlers (medium, medium fast, off spin, leg spin)
Also note the difficulty was on medium and the pitch was green
If the pitch is different the ball will not seam as significantly so testing on a green pitch is easiest.
the attached file is a picture