How to face a fast bowler as a left-handed batsman! | Marcus Trescothick Batting Masterclass
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Former England batsman Marcus Trescothick runs through his approach for facing speed bowling as a left handed batsman. Marcus explains how he deals with the first ball of the over, before getting on his helmet and facing the bowling machine set to 80mph to show how he'd get runs from a fast swing ball.
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All left handers!
Hit like!!!
Proud to be a unique lefty!😊😃
vishnu 18 same
Lefties
Left handed people are the devils minions.
Same
yep bro
Watching Marcus Trescothick is always a treat... The most underrated batsmen... The absolute gem of person.. never seen him sledge or had any altercation on field... I can still remember the game in my childhood where he hit a pull shot to Brett Lee for a six without any effort...Such a natural timer of the ball.. god bless him.... Love from India❤️❤️
He was one of the sweetest timers of the ball. Even his sixes looked effortless. I was disappointed when they dropped him and Gough just before the 2007 World Cup!
I think he left the game volunteraly sitting reason with depression and problem at home due to touring. He was fav English batsman growing up still have the Wisden cricket 2002 edition poster on my door.
@@prankstereddy did anyone ask
Mann Chandaria did anyone ask?
@@freddiemills4068 did anyone ask
@@prankstereddy Yes, he was an unsung hero of English batting. Considerably better than Strauss. But never really got the recognition.
Trescothick would have been an all time great had the cruel depression not take away his prime years. He had everything necessary to be successful in all formats.
He *was* successful in all formats
I guess he is still successful. May not be an all time great. But his record is still pretty good. That just shows how strong, even mentally, the all time greats are.
@@sagarbehera his average is only 2 runs less than Cooks and Cook is hailed as a all time great.
Trescothick played in a tougher era too .
Cook is considered great because he played consistently for a long time before the slide. Cook flopped for a considerable period and then finished on a high.
@@sagarbehera Cook had a slide between 2013- early 2015 where he didnt get a hundred. But 2010-2011 aside, cook was consistently ok-good throughout his whole career. I dont consider Cook to be a great in the same vein as Hayden,Smith,Grenidge, Sehwag.
The uncomfortable truth about Cook is that the reason he had such longevity in his career is that England had no one better to replace him with, as seen by the long list of failed batting partners he had.
Tresco and Thorpe were few of the best of English cricket. Its been a pleasure to watch them play.
I'm Watching This, Even when I'm not even a Left hander.
PriYo Pathak
I mean we can use this agansit left armers
Watching this even though I don't play cricket.
😂 same
@@blakey70 ,
Interesting fact Trescothick is right handed but bats left handed in his book he puts it down to mirroring players on tv growing up.
Great, really interesting to listen too technically, but its also nice to see that MT is a very articulate/happy and at ease man. Going to watch the interview he did with Trotty next.
Love Tres. One of the classic English greats!
Get well soon keysie
Absolute great.. Just love him
To swing the ball around his middle off stump line
He is holding the Gray-Nicolls "The Legend" Rolling Stones Edition Cricket Bat. What a beautiful bat!
Definitely!
What I really love about Trescothick is his International career maybe bamboozled way sooner, but this man doesn't loose himself and back himself in Domestic cricket and pile great runs: Almost he mount runs. Great inspiration for anyone Whoever career get cut shot.
@@rishabt1401 True..
This is so interesting and informative for opening batsmen!
Thank you sport star cricket...for providing us the masterclasses of legendary players...thank you so much..during this lock down we can at least try to do shadow practice. By your supportive videos. :)
Marcus Trescothick is one of the most underrated batsman of all time!😣
Yes.......I think he was only attacking batsman in Eng team at that time......
He’s probably the best English batsman of his times. He used to consistently perform well against IND and maintained good record overall. I’d rate him higher than KP. If not for his mental illness, he would’ve ended up as one of the greats.
Trescothick is a legend ,one of the English greats.
Best batsman England has ever produced.. loads of runs against India.. never played a wrong shot.. very elegant.. all time great
David Warner be like: 👁👄👁
Trescothick vs Wasim Akram was a treat to watch in 2000-2001
Still remember that series. Legend against legend.
Who can forget the ashes where he faced another legend, Glen Mcgrath.
I think covering the stumps when playing from this angle is key. That way, bowler will also be searching for the right line because as soon as he goes wide, you can leave the ball easily.
I remember him from EA Cricket 2007, where I used to score hundreds of runs with him as my main English opener in every game.
Ishant Sharma is best Indian bowler for India against England ...the support was lacking for him but Marcus Threscothick was one of the greatest players of the game ...
Standing open has so many benefits. Fantastic technique for a great batsman
There is a lot to learn from the great player. He may not look pretty but in cricketing intelligence and application, he was a legend.
Most underrated batsman ever seen in cricket history
Trescothick’s batting technique was faultless. Very underrated player. Played some great innings.
Still an absolute gun solid player, could do a job today for England, unlike naser 😅😂😀
Banger, aggression, skill, dedication, fantastic team mate and batsmen, a captains dream
@@deansimister2545 unless you are on tour...😂
I really enjoy the batting style of left handers .... Hayden,Gilly, Warner, Sanath Jayasuriya,lara, Gayle, Fleming,Grame Smith , Andrew Strauss, Yuvraj , Ganguly, Andey Flower, Tresscothik, decock, Miller, Salman bhutt , tafeq umar etc.....
Love tres
When i was a Kid marcus was playing,when i was a teen i saw his best,i am in my early 30's now,this guy is still playing and looks the same,you are a legend,could somebody please tell me what was his issues with flights and touring abroad,started in mid 2000???
I think he missed his young family and kids.
One question for all the English cricket player,,why you have less longevity in the game . I think he was such a brilliant timer of the ball.
Tres suffered from depression and anxiety. He stepped back from international cricket in 2006, then found it difficult to get back in the test side with Strauss and Cook opening and more prominently, continuing struggles with mental health. He eventually retired from international cricket all together in 2008. Top bloke.
Terrific opener. Nowadays right arm around pace angle is very difficult for lefties .Just have to play the line and hope it misses the edge against the new ball especially. Otherwise they can bat out of the ceease, at times kook for disruptive strokes like the reverse sweep or switch hit once in a while.
One of my favourite players growing up!
He was legend💝
Trescothik verry good opener of eng.. team
England awesome opener Batting reliable Batsman
Credit to Duncan fletcher for having the guts to pick him when his fitness and stats at domestic level weren't great. I'm a big fan of Trescothick but the fletch era was the best for talent spotting.
Unfortunately his mental illness robbed him of what surely would of been an international career that would of had him ranked as the greats. I was so pleased though he could continue to play at first class level for Somerset for so many years.
One of my fav english batsman 👍
Respect, I didn't even see the ball XD on the thrid delivery
When I was a kid I hated this guy as a W.I. fan. He would bat and just take them right out of the game. Now as a older fella I can only appreciate his talent and really miss watching those innings.
Thank you sir
I wish I got this information when I used to play at 3 😂
Absolutely masterclass + sexy British accent
Brilliantly explained
What brand/model bat is he using?
Amazing tips
Extremely fantastic trick to play swing ball
If i am right i think his batting style and Sir Alistair Cook batting style is little bit similiar if it then reply me plzz
To be honest, I never liked his technique as much as some of England's other batsmen, specially against the new ball. He was very vulnerable on that middle and off stump line. One of my cousins used to call him the edge man, because he edged the ball too much. It was frustrating to watch, especially against Australia.
U R a great batsman in this world no doubt but U were the one who got bowled on the very first ball of the first over two times by Shoaib Akhtar in Odi and Test match.
Zaheer Abbas batted with glasses on so I dont see why Trescothick should not have done the same. Great player.
Get well soon Keysy!
I have the same issue as a lefty batsman bowling right arm bowler bowling over the wicket. I get bowled when the ball is full length and I cant block it so the middle stump falls apart.
Loved this.....I have always had a bowlers mentality in that I hate batsmen....well done Tres!
LEGEND BATSMAN 🌹🙏
His voice is like naseer Hussain the gentalmen with the trescothick
Dale styen has entered the building.........
The king of Somerset
Ur my favourite batsman
Get well soon Rob Key.
I am also left handed batsman and left handed batsman play cricket in style 😎
The one area they didn't cover was facing a left arm paceman as a left hander - this can be quite difficult!
Good technique
David Warner should learn how to face swinging bowlers like Broad from him
Ishant sharma, or twisted sister as Warne called him 😂
Most crucial player of english cricket..
All international 90's teams are balanced and most talented.
I am a right handed
What’s that bat? Blank Bats? Looks classy.
Gracefull
It is a shame that he didn't play in India. That was the last frontier for him to excell to be considered among the greatest openers ever played the game.
If he did well in the square turning Indian wickets, I would have definitely rate him over Mathew hayden as an opener. Marcus was technically way far better than Hayden and Alistair Cook when it comes to playing fast bowlers.
He did play in India during the 2001 series.
He scored couple of hundreds in India bro I feel
@@kalyanjac I think those were odi centuries. If he had dominated the Indian spinners the way Mathew Hayden , Andy flower or Alister cook did, the cricket gurus would say that he passed the spin test as well.
From what I saw, he was a good player of spinner as well.
@@asif.ali007 : I am not sure he played in test matches. Correct me if I am wrong.
@@rorschach1724 he played in all 3 test matches in that 2001 series. I clearly remember him scoring 66 and 99 in the 1st and 2nd test match. I think he didn't score much in the 3rd test at Bangalore which was curtailed due to rains.
All left batsman like me
A player who always played within off stump
Make a video how right hand batsmen played left Aram fast
He was so good yow
cricket is just a skill game and class a part
Dude... ishant sharma?😳 shocked to see batsman discussing to tackle him😂
Dislikes are from fast bowlers 😂
Or some right handers who think left handers are garbage
I just turned into a lefthander after 1 year of practice in right hand ↔️ .
Martin Freeman on ball machine duties
Wish I had see this when I was 13.
How Robert Key is in the net today??
J D it was recorded before
@@VBHD-ho5qb that's the reason why I am confirming Why they are uploading recording video
Nice
Finally some love for left handers😭😭😭❤️
I used to copy his batting stance .
❤
I am Right handed still watching this
Is that Robert Key with Trescothick?
Yes
I wouldn't have played my shot until 3 seconds after the ball hits the back net lol
Bruh this should be the other way round
England create this game but cricket brought up with India. Don't destroy this game with so many formats like t10 and 100 overs cricket. T20 cricket already destroyed the game quite a lot
i struggle in batting a lot... can't even hit the ball.. 😟
Shoaib akhtar's bunny
Well I could get great cricketers out chucking the ball
You can't chuck and play for 15 years under ICC supervision 😉. You gotta be unique, and that's called hyper extension.
@@ameer2942 Then i`d say two things...why did he play with a long sleeve on hs right arm and secondly....he could have opted for a brace to stop the hyper extension
@@jfrost1942 Two answers. So many times his action was checked by ICC and they cleared it, no slow motion cameras and testing labs can hide chucking, Muhamad shabir was banned in same era for chucking.
Why would you brace something which is natural. Brett lee's arm had a little bend because his elbows can't go further than that. Murlitharan had hyper extention too. Bhumrah still has it.
well its telling that only irrelevant below average spectators like you term cricketers as 'bunnies' instead of appreciating how hard it is to play international cricket. says a lot how mediocre you are LOL
Hi
right handed but bat left handed
Iam an righty guy
But an lefty batsman
Height ke upar he
Does anyone else bowl right handed and bat left handed
me
Warner plz join the lesson