Science of Fielding | Projectile Motion | Wicket to Wicket | BYJU'S

A no-mercy mode. An easy-breezy mode. A fielder’s dual nature is quite uncanny. But is it? Or is there a larger motive that’s driven by science? Let’s find out.
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[@bthegamer8116]

This Really Makes studies interesting !!

[@anupkumar7067]

Flatter the throw will be, less the ball will travel. As a result, flat throw will reach the target position in a shorter time.
Thank you BYJU'S, it is really helpful.
😍😍😍😍😍😍

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I love cricket and I am student of BYJU'S and BYJU'S explain CRICKET very beautifuly and scientifically continue BYJU'S we are with you❤️ .......

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Wow this series of wicket to wicket is more interesting than money heist, Harry Potter and marvel. Hats off to byju's. Superb

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Science+ cricket=Fun #Wicket to Wicket

[@vanshikaharish9495]

A Looper throw is easier as it requires less energy to throw and is slower while the flat. Throw is very fast

[@papiyachakraborty1515]

A looping throw is easier because you don't have to give much force on the ball and also there is much less pressure of hitting the wicket. But in case of a flatter one, the force should be much more, and also a pressure of hitting the ball at the wicket is there.

[@lakshyasoni5244]

A looper throw is easier than a flat throw due to the following reasons
1. It requires less speed and hence reduces the chance of cramps and sprains.
2. It also requires less energy.
3. It is also hurts less to the palms of the collecting player. When you play cricket yourself and you are covering the stumps, you might have noticed that it is harder to catch a ball that is coming too fast towards you.

[@rinkeypandey3706]

I am shanyansh I love learning from byjus

[@khushbelani4420]

It depends on the force applied

[@imukesh_18]

Mesmerizing 🤩

[@akashpathak2251]

projectile motion.. Range = (initial velocity)² × sin2© /g ©=projection angle

[@aniljadhav1141]

Super knowledgeable video. Happy that I commented 1st.

[@steveirungu3132]

Cricket is my favourite sport by Steve Irungu Jermaine

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*#BYJuce** do a Video on Javelin Throw best angle ?*

[@sajinc7865]

What is it's just amazing wow byju's I am crazy to know this👍

[@pomguha2497]

I loved this video but can u pls make a video on cricket players who bowl with their right hand and bat with their left hand like BEN STOKES
So pla make a video on this topic

[@aditya_kittu22]

If my teacher's explains lesson's like this, i would be a successful student

[@marikantyakshay1412]

Good one

[@pampareja8184]

This is so awesome..

[@karthika6383]

a looper throw feels like its lesser energy because instead of apply pressure to youre wrist and biceps you distribute the stress from you're shoulder to you're whole body.
its like a reverse pendulum or an unbalanced disc rotating
when the heavier part comes down,it accelerates

[@NAKULA2008]

Sir means if we hit the ball during batting time for a six then we have to try to hit that ball horizontally do that ball will be goes to the boundary but if we hit the ball and that goes upper and upper then that doesn't goes upto boundary

[@dakshrai6b247]

Wow

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I love this video.😍

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Wow!!good

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Wow amazing ❤️💕

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Hi sir and Man today class very nice

[@kamalchellappan6563]

Looper throw has less effort and angle is higher compared to flatter throw

[@siddharthkadiyan1311]

A looper throw needs less velocity hence less energy

[@mueezmusharraf1508]

Interested bless you happy winter 👔

[@vigneshyoganathan8655]

Make video of side arm throw vs flat straight throws

[@divyanshsamriya5888]

Thank you

[@sameer6942]

Yourker king 🔥

[@Aditya15821]

Simply because of gravitation force

[@abhiramisgallary]

👍

[@kunal878]

Wow yaar 😲

[@susmithas1477]

can you put computer classes from 8 to 12 cbse its a request

[@riturajmnk4561]

My PE teacher after seeing this starts asking questions instead of letting us play

[@lets_stand_for_right]

Force applied and energy..

[@raviashwin1157]

Where is Sir Jadeja Rocket Arm throw

[@aditisharma4137]

Flater throw reqire a lot more energy than a higher throw

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Launch the videos more & more

[@kkk-hu8pu]

nice👌👌🏏🏏

[@kashifsabri3850]

Because flatter throw requires more energy

[@satkeeratsingh1294]

Lopper throw

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Let’s gooo
Fast comment

[@bpashupalak]

Because it falls straight into the arms

[@StudyManXShailesh]

Hi

[@bipinshukla8210]

Flat throw is easy in my case

[@Kitchenamoorthy]

when we Hit a Flat throw We can sometimes Overthrow which can lead to extra runs which is not easy and is costly, but the casual throw is very easy as using flight gives more Control to the throw so a casual throw is very easy compare to a flat throw

[@siddharthkadiyan1311]

#wickettowicket

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1st comment

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I am first

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Thank you but Delay

[@yasatharunraj2510]

Why they go flatter?
Because they want to hit the wickets not the crowd.

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Op

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First

[@mafiaff3511]

you are not using that much energy

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Even though I am anti-byjus, I come here to watch this

[@lakshyasoni5244]

A looper throw is easier than a flat throw due to the following reasons
1. It requires less speed and hence reduces the chance of cramps and sprains.
2. It also requires less energy.
3. It is also hurts less to the palms of the collecting player. When you play cricket yourself and you are covering the stumps, you might have noticed that it is harder to catch a ball that is coming too fast towards you.