should 'switch hitting' be banned ?
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should 'switch hitting' be banned ?
while it looks great (when it comes off) i think batsmen should not be able to do it, the reason is firstly the field is set for say a right hand batsmen & he 'switches' the field is off beam, more important than that is the umpire tells the batsman eg 'right arm over' & he knows what the bowler is bowling, to my knowledge a bowler can't then 'switch arms' (yes very difficult but it has been done Ian Harvey) can he ?
what do you think ?
what do you think ?
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Re: should 'switch hitting' be banned ?
limiting a batsman's shot selection is not on.
It is high risk so, can easily be his downfall.
Was for Gilchrist a number of times.
Leave it be i think for now.
If there is an explosion of it, then redefine the 'wide' rule.
It is high risk so, can easily be his downfall.
Was for Gilchrist a number of times.
Leave it be i think for now.
If there is an explosion of it, then redefine the 'wide' rule.
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Re: should 'switch hitting' be banned ?
When a batsman does "switch" he is exposing his wicket so it is a huge risk to him.
If the ball is a straight one, the stumps wil be hit. It isn't a shot that is played very often, only in one dayers.

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