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Featured Cricket Coaching and Technical Drills

byManoj ChauhanOnline coaching available; In-person training at Nizamuddin East, New Delhi and across NCRStarts from1,200 per sessionView full gallery

I focus on the mechanics of your game, whether it is correcting a head fall or building power. Explore how I combine my Ranji Trophy experience with practical drills to help you improve your batting and bowling technique.

(Hero Media) A common issue for batsmen is the head falling over, which affects balance and shot timing. In this video, I diagnose the problem with a student and provide a simple, effective drill focusing on eye line and shoulder alignment to fix it, showing the immediate improvement in his stability and stroke play.

This mini vlog gives you a complete look into a structured personal coaching session. We start with specific drills for cover drives, pull shots, and sweeps, then move to facing pace with the Robo Arm, and finish with live net practice against spinners to simulate real match conditions.

A memory from my professional career during the 2011-12 Ranji Trophy season. Here I am on the field at Eden Gardens during a Delhi vs Bengal match with the legendary Sourav Ganguly. This experience at the highest level of domestic cricket shapes the professional standards I bring to my coaching.

Distance is not a barrier to improving your game. This is a glimpse of an online coaching session where I analyze a player's technique remotely through video call, providing real time feedback and drills they can practice anywhere in the world.

I work with players of all backgrounds, including dedicated women cricketers. Here, I am discussing shot selection for short pitched bowling, explaining how to play the pull shot versus the upper cut based on the line of the ball to score runs effectively and safely.

I don't just coach, I still live the game. This is a mini vlog from a recent match where I contributed with both bat and ball, taking three wickets and hitting the winning runs, which earned me the Man of the Match award. I believe in leading by example.

Power in your shots comes from a proper backlift, not just brute force. I show a student how a simple bat tap before the bowler releases can naturally improve the height and path of his backlift, generating more momentum and power through the ball. You can see the difference it makes instantly.

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Most batsmen struggle with power because their backlift is too low. In my sessions, we fix this by introducing a simple bat tap just as the bowler reaches their jump. This minor adjustment naturally raises your backlift, giving you instant momentum and significantly more power in your shots without needing to change your entire technique.

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