Almost_Austwick
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I would say that first up you just need to practice more, the more you bowl the easier it is to control the ball.Jaztheman said:hi i struggle getting my pitching right, full toss every ball, i am a RMF for my age, any help?
i am a batter though![]()
However, I'd suggest that you mark a square on the pitch roughly on a good length and then concentrate on hitting it. Don't worry too much about pace or line at the moment, just focus on hitting the square. You can place some chalk dust on there so it marks the ball if you wish keep a record.
Get someone to watch you bowl side on and give you feedback on when you release the ball, you should start to 'feel' when the right time to let go of the ball is. You can experiment with holding the ball different ways but to start with go for the classic seam bowler grip.
Once you're happy with this start to work on the line and then on bringing the two together.
As above I'd also advise you to get someone to check your action as you bowl to make sure everything lines up - this will not only help with pace but will make it easier to keep a constant line as well as reducing strain on your body.