A cricket shot is the way your bat makes contact with the cricket ball regarding the action and method of movement that is performed. There are many types and varities of cricket shot (also called a strike, or a stroke), and these can be broken down into shots played on the off side and the on side (also called the leg side).
Note: If unfamiliar with fielding positions it is suggested that you look at a diagram whilst reading this.
OFFSIDE SHOTS:
Cover Drive
Front Foot
Back Foot
Cut Shot
Square Drive
Late Cut
Off Drive
Reverse Sweep
LEGSIDE SHOTS
On Drive
Leg Glance
"The big shot"
Hook/Pull Shot
Sweep Shot
OTHER SHOTS:
Scoop or Ramp Shot
Straight Drive
To score a six in cricket, you have to hit the ball so that it crosses the boundary rope on the foul.
Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni is famous for his helicopter shot.
A back foot shot is a shot in cricket played by the batsman with most of his weight on his back foot.
cricket played in many countries where british have went such as India! cricket usually play outside because if person shot ball hard, he might break something! so it's really fun to play!!(00)
You have to root it or look for screen shot no root needed.
hold your dominant hand at the bottom of the bat and then the hand to control the shot above it. Flat side towards the ball and chose your shot and hit it
Moin Khan
it is a type of shot in cricket where you put your front foot forward and and block the ball
oh great shot by sachin tendulkar in the cover drive there is filder into the gap
It's called an outside edge. Often a defensive shot or a cover drive gone wrong.
It depends on what sort of ball it is, as in where it pitches, and what the match status is.
you put your front foot forward and play a shot...its kind of self explanatory