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squeeze the ball using first , middle finger and thumb or it can be done this way :While Bowling the palm should be placed in a way that the seam is towards the batsman , then click your fingers to create backspin.Note:the palm should not face the ground or it will become a googly.
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What is a flipper in cricket?
A flipper is a back-spin ball by a leg-spin bowler in cricket. Supposedly invented by Australian Clarrie Grimmett, when taunted, several years later, by Don Bradman, that Grimmett had forgotten how to bowl a flipper, Grimmett summarily bowled out Bradman in an exhibition match in which the two players were opponents.
Who was the coin flipper in Super Bowl xii?
Red Grange
What is a bowl in cricket called?
A bowl
Who was the Honorary coin flipper for Super Bowl xii?
Randy White and Harvey Martin.
In which sport could you hit a ' six ' or ' bowl a leg spinner '?
Cricket
Show you 7 letter words with 3RD letter i?
ummm.... dribble.....trickle.....flipper....cricket....prickle.....sticker....written.
How do you bowl in final test cricket?
slowly
Who plays cricket at the Rose Bowl?
Hampshire
What cricket ground could you bowl from the Radcliffe Road end?
trend Bridge Cricket Ground
What type bowling did Bradmon bowl?
He is a cricket player.
Who is the tenant of Rose Bowl?
The tenant of Rose Bowl is Hampshire County Cricket Club in England.
Is a cricket bowl a concentric contraction?
No, a cricket bowl is not a concentric contraction. A concentric contraction occurs when a muscle shortens while generating force, such as when lifting a weight. In cricket, a bowl refers to the action of the bowler delivering the ball to the batsman. This motion involves a combination of eccentric and concentric muscle contractions.
