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Back foot shots like back foot punch in cricket, back foot pull, cut and back foot defence can all be improved by fixing the 3 issues described in the video. Back foot shots in cricket are a great way to play all kinds of bowling and scoring runs on the back foot is key to success in a cricket innings.

Some batsmen react instinctively to the short ball and drop their head and upper body back. As a result, their back foot hastily goes back but their front foot does not follow, and their final body position is too spread out! In short, they have not moved into the correct position to tackle the short delivery.

Second, I have found a lot of players have poor balance when they move to their back foot. This leads to the batsmen not waiting for the ball and as a result losing power in their shots. On the other hand, if the batsmen is well seasoned (and balanced) they will be able to generate more power of that back leg .. Hooray!!

And last but not least, some player’s shy away from getting on top of the ball. Due to this bad habit, they frequently pop the ball up and give catching practice to their opponents!

Watch the video and 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. 

This YouTube series is directed towards players and parents anywhere in the world who can take a step into my coaching sessions and benefit from my observations as I work through some of the common batting and bowling issues with my players.

If you are still struggling with your cricket technique, feel free to send me your batting or bowling videos via a YouTube link and I will be more then happy to send you feedback on how you can improve your cricket technique!