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Thanks for the comment; we'll add that to our list of videos to look into. In terms of timing, it has two key parts. One is getting good alignment between head, hands, and feet so we make contact in the best position. The other aspect is ensuring the bat is at its maximum speed at impact. With a young player facing fast bowling, both of these aspects will suffer due to a lack of confidence. If they are scared of the ball to any extent, the head won't get in line which leads to poor timing. Equally, if they are rushed or panicked, the bat will be slowing down or speeding up at impact. Build up slowly and ensure the fundamentals are in place. There's no real magic drill for this; it's time on task and hard work.

Thanks so much for your comment. You're right, they are great coaching tips. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks. Make sure you take a look at our other Masterclasses.

@@CCCricketUK Thanks bro. Where are you from.

We are UK based. There is more information on our website www.centurioncricket.co.uk

The backlift position remains the same, but the bat path and plane will change when playing the short ball. We'll look to add a video about shot selection soon.

Thanks sir, love from India,

We're glad you liked the video. Is there anything else in particular you'd like to see from us?

Hi, thanks for taking a look at our videos. I'm not sure that we can do anything from our end to enable downloading playlists, but our videos can be downloaded.

Thanks so much for the comment. We try to make a wide variety so there should be plenty of choice. Keep commenting and liking as it really helps us.

The weights added to the bat are available to buy. They are incremental weight lifting weights; 0.5kg each. Make sure you get Olympic size so they fit on the handle.

Amazing work! That's great to hear; keep it up :)

Hi, thanks for taking a look at our videos. They can be downloaded.

Can you explain why you think so please? Our masterclasses have been very successful and combine lots of the latest drills and practices from some top coaches. The players in this particular session enjoyed themselves and learnt a lot. Have you checked out the other parts to see how it all fits together?

@@CCCricketUKif you tell any drill, it should explain proper and excuite what you tell..

@@Rajeshwaro The videos are highlights from a 3 hour session, they are edited down to inform and inspire in a reasonable time frame. If you have any specific questions you want answered, let us know, but we're happy that across all 4 videos we provide a good summary of the coaching included in the much longer sessions.

Thanks for you concern. The boys in this video are experienced cricketers and knew exactly how to perform the drill safely. As ever, feel free to adapt any drill to suit your players, that's good coaching. No one was in any danger here.

Thanks very much. Make sure you check out the other masterclass videos on our channel.

The balls are Duncan Fearnley All Rounder balls. They are heavy weight tennis balls made for cricket which we use all the time. We can sell these in the UK as part of our cricket store. Drop us a message if we can help.

Great question! We'll look into this as it wasn't covered in these lessons, but we'll add it to our list of things to film soon.

@@CCCricketUK please mainly address at what length how should be the bat position, when the bat should go vertical to horizontal... thankyou for your reply

@@venky_vandana77 Yes, we will try to answer that for you in a future video.

Happy to help!

We're glad you're enjoying the series. Please do have a look at our other masterclass videos too.

There's still one more video to come... look out for it next week!

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Thanks for the comment. More videos from this masterclass coming soon. In the meantime, check out our other videos. If you haven't already, please like and subscribe - it really helps us.

It depends on your height and natural stride pattern. You want it wide enough to create a powerful position, but not uncomfortable or so wide it causes you to lose height. The crease lines are often a rough guide for back and front foot contact points.

Establishing good alignment and strong back foot and front foot contact positions would be our starting point. Drop us a video on our other socials and we'll take a look for you. (Links for where to find us are in the video description.)