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Bowl a corker yorker with Bicknell! | |
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Hi, I'm Martin Bicknell of Surrey and this is my guide to bowling the yorker! It's one of the most dangerous weapons a bowler can have in a one-day game. Watch my masterclass
If you're having trouble downloading the video, why not check out our slideshow
The yorker is a ball which pitches right on the batsman's feet, giving him little time to react to dig the ball out. It's a great ball to have up your sleeve - particularly towards the end of a tight game. Aim for the batsman's feet, around middle stump and don't be afraid of bowling a full toss or a half volley. Have confidence in your ability. But remember to keep practising in the nets, it's the only way you'll get those stumps flying at the death!
So check out my masterclass in full by clicking on the above, and why not have a look at how to bowl the slower ball.
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