Cricket Batting Tip - Attack or Defend the Ball? (For Beginners)

A cricket batting tip on how to decide to attack the ball or defend the ball in cricket. Decision making in cricket is important when batting to save your wicket as well as score more runs. In this video I show you a simple drill for beginners to learn this ability of decision making when batting. This will help them decide when to attack or hit the ball and when to defend or leave the ball.
For all beginner batsmen, learning when to defend the ball and when to attack the ball will make all the difference for their confidence. A very simple batting tip is to use cones (or any other object) to make a good length zone on the cricket pitch. This good length zone is then used as a guide to help the batsmen know when to attack the ball and when to defend the ball.
Practice of about 1-2 hours is required to improve this skill (depends on the age group). But the decision making skill can definitely improve!
Enjoy!!
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Hi All! My name is Ankit Grover and I am the founder of Results Cricket Academy in Sydney, Australia. I have close to ten years of cricket coaching experience in Australia, England and India. Over this time I have worked with close to a thousand cricketers of all ages and abilities helping them develop interest in the game and guide them towards better cricket technique.
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[@tejasoza7010]

This is an excellent approach. Will be useful if this is used in the academy on more regular basis.

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

Sure Tejas, thanks 🙏

[@sanborse]

Such a great explanation on creating good length box - less technical and more practical

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

Thank you so much Santosh :)

[@sajaytanti779]

Thank you sir

[@virajpatil7585]

Very nice informative video

[@riyazzzz7393]

Its very good👍👍

[@abuzar4908]

Your techniques is always good for us

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

🙏

[@DARKKNIGHT-jk2eo]

Sir we can give directly trials in any domestic cricket ?
I'm 22 so I can join cricket or not & what platforms are available for me ?

[@instagramvideo1307]

Nice explanation 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

Thank you 🙂

[@proton7309]

I have difficulty playing around the stump bolling attack.. please help

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

Hi, great question! I will make a video on this soon!

[@syedhamzalla3694]

How to jump while bowling
When I am jumping as I am right arm fast bowler I am jumping with right leg

[@syedhamzalla3694]

Hi sir how to start our load up with our pre-stride and suggest drill for how to start our load up with our pre-stride

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

Hi Syed, for me jump starts the action. Everyone has a different load up routine, there is no right or wrong. If you are struggling with yours you can send me your bowling video on the following WhatsApp number and I can give you feedback: [phone]

[@syedhamzalla3694]

How to jump and from which leg we have to jump in fast bowling and guide some drills for jumping forward in fast bowling

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

Hi Syed, please see video # 11, it will help you with this 👍

[@syedhamzalla3694]

@@ResultsCricketAcademy OK sir thank you

[@syedhamzalla3694]

@@ResultsCricketAcademyI have watched video #11 and after doing drill when I am bowling I an not able to jump (left leg) forward and I am losing control

[@syedhamzalla3694]

Guide me sir please

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

@@syedhamzalla3694 Hi Syed, how long did you practice for?

[@jonny4866]

So are you saying block / leave the good length ball? Maybe look to nudge for a single?
Anything too full is the one we attack? Or also too short.
I always thought if it was full, defend it. Are you saying hit the full ones, defend the good length ones?

[@arunbiradar9149]

Age 16 above I can join cricket academy sir

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

Hi Arun, we are based in Sydney, Australia

[@arunbiradar9149]

Age 16 can join cricket academy

[@arunbiradar9149]

Yes or no

[@arunbiradar9149]

Reply sir

[@ResultsCricketAcademy]

Hi Arun, where are you based?