Okay so I have just started playing outdoor cricket for the first time in 5 years.
I am use to indoor cricket and don't exactly know what I should be aiming for in this form of the game.
Basically I am 19 years old, I bowl at around 125-135km/h and have been called a "skiddy" bowler which I suppose could come from the fact that I am only 175cm.
I have thought about what I find hard to face as a batsmen but as I struggle to face anything short and am pretty decent at anything pitched up, so it's hard to determine exactly where to bowl as I'm sure that not everybody out there is as bad on the back foot as I am.
Would be greatly appreciated if you could give me some advice on where/how I should be bowling. I know better accuracy will come from practice, however practice is useless if you are practicing the wrong thing.
PS. I've been told my action is fine and I feel like my rhythm is getting a lot better the more I train.
@Vampire Hustle Thnx for the advice, however I do wish to stay in Australia.
I am use to indoor cricket and don't exactly know what I should be aiming for in this form of the game.
Basically I am 19 years old, I bowl at around 125-135km/h and have been called a "skiddy" bowler which I suppose could come from the fact that I am only 175cm.
I have thought about what I find hard to face as a batsmen but as I struggle to face anything short and am pretty decent at anything pitched up, so it's hard to determine exactly where to bowl as I'm sure that not everybody out there is as bad on the back foot as I am.
Would be greatly appreciated if you could give me some advice on where/how I should be bowling. I know better accuracy will come from practice, however practice is useless if you are practicing the wrong thing.
PS. I've been told my action is fine and I feel like my rhythm is getting a lot better the more I train.
@Vampire Hustle Thnx for the advice, however I do wish to stay in Australia.