Cricket Game Intelligence & Shot Selection

A common mistake that leads to getting bowled is moving the front foot outside the line of the ball. In this video, I explain why keeping your foot, head, and body aligned with the ball is crucial to protecting your stumps.

Stepping out to a bowler is a key skill, but the technique varies based on the ball's line. Here, I explain to Mahima from Rajasthan the two different types of step-out drives and when to use each one to effectively attack the bowler.

Hitting a six against a leg-spinner over mid-wicket requires precise footwork and timing. In this analysis, I break down how to get to the pitch of the ball, keep your head stable, and use your hands to lift the ball over the infield.

Technique alone doesn't win matches; a sharp mind does. Here, I am working with 11-year-old Ujjawal on his mindset and shot selection. By improving his basics, we are now focusing on high-performance coaching to make him mentally tough.

Clearing the long-off boundary requires a combination of power and technique. In this video, I break down the key elements: a big stride, a stable head position, and full extension of the hands to generate the necessary elevation and distance.

The scoop shot over fine leg is a daring but effective shot in modern cricket. In this breakdown, I explain the technique, which involves using the bowler's pace, keeping a still head, and guiding the ball over the fielder for a boundary.

In this analysis, I break down the six-hitting technique of Vaibhav Suryavanshi. The key elements are a stable base, keeping the head under the ball, a high backlift for a powerful swing, and full hand extension for maximum distance.