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Wicket-Keeping and Fielding Fundamentals

byCenturions Cricket AcademyCoaching at academies in Andheri West & Kurla, and across MumbaiStarts from1,500 per sessionView full gallery

Better reflexes and sharper glove work start with the basics. I use my background as a sports fitness trainer to help you build speed and technique on the field.

Mastering the basics is what sets great keepers apart. This is a classic drill where the keeper works on technique and soft hands by collecting throws from the coach.

A wicket-keeper in action during a diving catch drill. This exercise improves agility, commitment, and the ability to cover ground quickly.

This is a crucial skill for every keeper. We are working on a one-handed collection drill down the leg side, which requires sharp reflexes and soft hands.

More work on one-handed takes. This drill enhances agility and control, preparing our keepers for those tough chances behind the stumps.

This is a "right hand, wrong hip" drill for wicket-keepers. It trains coordination and flexibility, forcing the keeper to adapt to awkward bounces and collections.

That's how you do it. I am demonstrating the correct technique for a wicket-keeping drill, focusing on footwork and hand position.

About Wicket-Keeping & Fielding Fundamentals

Most keepers get caught out by bad body weight distribution before the ball is even delivered. In our sessions, I focus on correcting your crouch and head position so you can react instantly to an awkward bounce. We run specific drills, like the one-handed leg-side collection, to force you to rely on sharp reflexes and soft hands rather than just snatching at the ball.

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