How To bowl different deliveries

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How To bowl different deliveries!
To bowl a cricket ball you have to keep your arm
straight and make it come over close to your ear
and release the ball down the pitch and towards
the batsmen.
By Jayden Fairlie
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The Outswinger
The outswinger When you go to bowl an outswinger
you have to point the seam towards the slips.
(The People next to the wicket keeper.) When it
hits the turf it will swing out towards the slips
increasing the chance of the batsmen edging the
ball and getting caught out!
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The Bouncer
The key to bowling a bouncer is to bowl it
shorter than usual down the pitch, this causes
the ball to bounce higher. Aim towards the
batsmans ribs or head to scare them from the
next ball again increasing the chance of getting
the batsman out.
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The Inswinger!!!
The inswinger is practically the same as the
outswinger except you aim the seam to the left
side of the batsmen in this case a left hander,
you aim the ball to the offside of the player and
than the ball will swing into the batsmen and
possibly trick him and get a wicket!!!
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The Yorker
The Yorker is when you bowl the ball right at the
batsmen to their toes where they have to act
quickly to dig the Yorker out and be able to stay
in for another bowl. Bowling a Yorker increases
the chance of getting the person out, by either
L.B.W (leg before wicket) or just plain bowling
him or her out!
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The leg Spinner
The leg spinner When you bowl a leg spinner you
have to flick your wrists to get the ball to
spin. Usually the ball can spin from the edge of
the pitch back into the middle of the pitch, If
you bowl it properly then it could fool the
batsmen to go for an off-side shot and it could
spin back in and hit the wickets or the pads for
L.B.W!