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Bowling Masterclass: Pace, Swing & Spin Training

byBrigade Cricket AcademyAcademy at Sanfort World School, Greater Noida; open to players across Delhi NCRStarts from1,000 per sessionView full gallery

I don't just teach you to bowl; I teach you to understand the art. From mastering your run-up rhythm to holding the perfect seam position, we fix the mechanics that stop you from taking wickets.

A young bowler asked me why the non-bowling arm should be held. It's crucial for balance and to ensure your body's momentum is used behind the ball. A stable non-bowling arm helps you bowl straight and fast.

We even have a "Lefty Malinga" at our academy. His unique slinging action is quick and very difficult for batsmen to pick up. We encourage and refine natural talent.

A proud moment for us. Our player, Shubham, bowling to the Afghanistan international team during their practice session. This is the kind of exposure we strive to provide.

This is a perfect outswing delivery, just like Sir James Anderson. The ball pitches and moves away, taking the edge of the bat. This is what we call a dream ball for any fast bowler.

If you are struggling with your run-up, these drills are the solution. We use cones and hurdles to develop a smooth, rhythmic, and quick approach to the crease.

Here are two of our great fast bowlers in action. We work on their approach, action, and delivery to ensure they can generate maximum pace and accuracy.

The revenge of a fast bowler. After being hit for a few runs, he comes back with a fiery delivery that beats the batsman all ends up. This is the attitude of a true fast bowler.

Leading by example. Here I am demonstrating the correct bowling action, showing the importance of a high-arm action and follow-through.

A young player from the UK learning the art of leg-spin from me. We are working on his grip, pivot, and release to get the perfect spin and drift.

A top-class leg spinner in action during a match. His control and turn are a result of relentless practice and a deep understanding of his craft.

About Bowling Masterclass: Pace, Swing & Spin

Many bowlers struggle because their non-bowling arm falls away too early, causing them to leak pace and lose direction. I focus heavily on this lock—holding that arm steady until the front foot lands. If you do not get this position right, your body momentum is wasted, and your accuracy will never be consistent. We fix this with specific drills right here at the academy.

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