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Master Your Batting Technique: Lessons from the Nets

byMalaya SahooOnline lessons available; Training at 3 academies across BengaluruStarts from500 per weekView full gallery

I don't just teach you how to hit a ball; I teach you why it works. Watch how I break down the mechanics of stance, alignment, and shot selection to fix your game from the ground up.

A detailed breakdown of batting alignment. I explain how the shoulder, heel, and head must work together to stay in the line of the ball for perfect drives.

Here I explain the key points of the backfoot punch. It's all about the top hand, getting the shoulder in, and keeping your body balanced to execute the shot cleanly.

Understanding the batting grip is fundamental. I demonstrate how the top hand controls the drive while the right hand only provides support, a crucial detail for powerful shots.

Playing against spin requires different tactics. I explain how to use your feet to step out, get to the pitch of the ball, and use the flick shot to rotate the strike effectively.

The flick shot is about timing and guiding the ball, not forcing it. I explain how to use the bat face to work the ball into gaps, especially for deliveries on the leg stump.

Shot selection is critical. I discuss how to judge the height and line of a backfoot ball, deciding whether to punch, tap for a single, or leave it.

This is my explanation of backfoot alignment. Unlike the front foot, you need to land on your toe to stay balanced and generate power, keeping a high elbow.

When stepping out to a spinner, you must watch the ball closely and keep your head down. I explain how getting close to the ball cuts down the turn and gives you more scoring options.

Playing the ball late is very important, especially on tricky wickets. I teach batters to let the ball come to them and play close to the body to avoid unnecessary risks.

A detailed guide on the backfoot punch. I explain how to get behind the line of the ball, target the extra cover region, and use a high elbow for control.

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Most players fail because they don't align their head, shoulder, and toes with the line of the ball. In these breakdowns, I show you exactly how to fix that stance. If your backlift isn't straight, you are fighting the ball instead of using its pace. Small tweaks to your grip and top-hand control change everything about how you play drives and cuts.

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