Question

How to develop neuromuscular activites in a cricket game ?

Answer 1

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Just in case you don't know much about cricket - it involves the use of a bat and a ball, and the players play on a specially developed pitch of grass. The bowler has to produce a delivery from one end of the wicket and keep his teams runs down... while the batsman (at the other end of the wicket) has to hit the ball and try to get as many runs as possible, while guarding his wicket.

If the batsman hits the ball over the boundary without the ball touching the ground first he will get 6 runs. If the ball touched the ground then went over the boundary he will get 4 runs.

The batsmen (2 of them) can run between the wickets when they hit the ball anywhere in the playing field. But it is advisable to only run if there are definite runs there to be made because if you run and the ball is fielded quickly there is a chance that you or your partner could be run out. This is the job of the fielders, they have to gather the ball as quickly as possible and throw to the wicket keeper or any other fielder near the wicket, to stop the runs or to run the batsmen out.

Answer 2

Answer:

Just in case you don't know much about cricket - it involves the use of a bat and a ball, and the players play on a specially developed pitch of grass. The bowler has to produce a delivery from one end of the wicket and keep his teams runs down... while the batsman (at the other end of the wicket) has to hit the ball and try to get as many runs as possible, while guarding his wicket.If the batsman hits the ball over the boundary without the ball touching the ground first he will get 6 runs. If the ball touched the ground then went over the boundary he will get 4 runs.The batsmen (2 of them) can run between the wickets when they hit the ball anywhere in the playing field. But it is advisable to only run if there are definite runs there to be made because if you run and the ball is fielded quickly there is a chance that you or your partner could be run out. This is the job of the fielders, they have to gather the ball as quickly as possible and throw to the wicket keeper or any other fielder near the wicket, to stop the runs or to run the batsmen out.

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