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Expert Pace and Spin Bowling Coaching

byCricket ExplainedCamps at academy in Dombivli EastStarts from1,200 per 60-min sessionView full gallery

Off-season is not for resting; it is for rebuilding. I work with bowlers to fix alignments, increase pace, and develop that killer spin for match conditions.

There's nothing like watching a fast bowler run in and intimidate the batter. Here is our 15-year-old athlete Indra Mishra giving it his all in the nets, focusing on pace and aggression.

Here is our 15-year-old female athlete Unnati, who is new to leg-spin, learning the basics. We start with the grip, run-up, and action to build a strong and repeatable foundation.

A great spell from our 15-year-old athlete Diyaan Gala. This clip shows him creating doubt in the batter's mind by mixing up his length and pace, a key skill for any fast bowler.

This is the journey of our 20-year-old fast bowler Janhavi. We corrected her illegal action and poor body alignment, a difficult process that she persevered through to become a much more effective and safer bowler.

Now or never. Our 13-year-old athlete Tvisha Shetty putting in the hard yards on her fast bowling. This sequence shows the key phases of her action, from the jump to the release.

Our 20-year-old athlete Janhavi working on minor changes to her bowling action for the upcoming season. The off-season is the perfect time to make these adjustments without the pressure of matches.

Our 13-year-old female athlete Tvisha Shetty is a superb fast bowler and a handy middle-order batter. Here, we are working on her bowling action to ensure she generates maximum pace and swing.

The art of spin bowling is about making the batsman think something special is happening. This clip shows a leg-spinner setting up a batsman by varying his flight and turn.

Here is our 18-year-old female athlete Mansha Kapoor working on her fast bowling. The drill focuses on a smooth run-up and a powerful, repeatable bowling action.

Our female athlete Mansha Kapoor working on her bowling action. These drills are designed to improve her rhythm, balance, and the final release point for better accuracy and pace.

About Pace & Spin Bowling Clinic

I do not just tell you to bowl faster. I look at your run-up, your front knee, and your release point. We use video analysis in every session to spot the subtle flaws—like a dropping arm or a collapsing front leg—that cause injuries and drain your pace. This is not just practice; it is correcting the fundamental mechanics of your bowling action.

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