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Match-Winning Cricket Fielding Drills

byBrigade Cricket AcademyAcademy at Sanfort World School, Greater Noida; open to players across Delhi NCRStarts from350 per session per personView full gallery

Fielding is where matches are saved. We train on real ground to master slides, catches, and throws when it matters most.

We teach our players how to slide correctly to cut off boundaries, even if it means getting muddy. Here, I am coaching the boys on the proper technique for sliding on a wet field, building their confidence and skill.

A special fielding session for our U-13 boys focusing on diving catches. Look how quickly this player learned to dive and roll over his shoulder to protect himself, showing great technique and courage.

A slip catching practice session under the lights. Sharp reflexes and soft hands are key. We create high-pressure drills like this to make sure our fielders are ready for any edge that comes their way.

To simulate match pressure, we have other players distract the fielder during catching practice. It’s a fun but effective way to train concentration and the ability to perform under pressure.

A simple but essential catching drill for our younger players. Repetition is key to building the coordination and confidence needed to take catches cleanly every time.

This comprehensive fielding drill covers multiple match situations, from ground fielding to catching. We practice these drills regularly to ensure our players' fielding skills are sharp and reliable.

A wet ground doesn't stop our fielding practice. In fact, it's the best time to improve basics and build mental toughness. Here, players are working on their sliding and diving techniques in the mud.

We believe practice should be effective and enjoyable. After a tough fielding session in the rain, we end with some fun, which builds team spirit and makes the players love coming to the academy.

About Game-Ready Fielding Drills

Fielding isn't about looking good, it is about not dropping the ball when it counts. We practice sliding on wet grass and slip catching under lights to ensure your technique holds up under pressure. It is dirty, hard work, but it is the only way to build a reliable fielder who doesn't hesitate.

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