One possible reason is to reduce the impact on his hands due to the speed, force and hardness of the cricket ball.
One possible reason is to reduce the impact on his hands due to the speed, force and hardness of the cricket ball.
One possible reason is to reduce the impact on his hands due to the speed, force and hardness of the cricket ball.
to conserve the momentum of ball
One possible reason is to reduce the impact on his hands due to the speed, force and hardness of the cricket ball.
Raman lamba
a cricket player moves his hands backwards while bowling to pick up pace -hrishikesh parale
One possible reason is to reduce the impact on his hands due to the speed, force and hardness of the cricket ball.
According to Newton,s 3rd law every action has an equall and opposite reaction.A soft ball player moves his hand backwards while catching a fast moving ball to reduce the opposite reaction by the motion of fast moving ball.When the player will try to stop the ball the ball will also tend to move opposite to the player due to its motion.If the player moves his hand backwards he can minimise this reaction.
Yes but not for a while
it either means that you are a natural at playing cricket, or someone injected some cricket juice into you while you were sleeping.
Pulling the hand backwards reduces the difference in speed between the ball and the hand catching/stopping the ball. This reduces the impact force of the ball on the hand, reducing the possibility of injury.
that is your brakes catching then being pulled just a little bit to the side and losing traction and going back and catching again. so its catching and slipping and catching and slipping really fast