This is a brilliant coaching video on pace bowling. I am highly suspicious of a lot of what is taught these days, but this is spot on. Congratulations to McDermott and CA.
well there are a lot 'coaches' out there who are just hacks. whether in tennis, football, mountain biking, whatever. they're just out to make some money giving bad advice. McDermott the real mccoy.
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Great t to see Craig McDermott after such a long time. Aussies brings to much technicality in game and takes out the flair &natural Talent of fast bowlers. 2 cents from Pakistan
But I think that's the Reason ... They're able to Generate Consistent World Fast Bowlers throughout Generations Now... McDermott... McGrath... Lee, Johnson, Starc n Now Cummins
If only I knew all that back in 1986 when I was 12 and steaming in from the chook shed end in the backyard at Bonnie Doon. ‘Craig Marc Dermott’ as Michael Holding would say - what a legend
@Ahmed Mamundzai, I think you are confusing seam swing with rough-surface swing. During a cricket match, the ball condition changes into three distinct phases. In each phase you will require technique specific to the phase to swing the ball. Phase 1 (New Ball): In the beginning of the match the ball is new and shiny. This ball can swing in EITHER direction. The bowler use the seam position to swing in or out. There is no rough surface so it does not matter which side of ball you grip. What matters is the angle of the seam at the point of delivery. The ball will swing towards the angle of the seam. Phase 2 (slightly worn out): After 10 or 15 overs, the ball no longer remains shiny on both sides. At this stage, the fielding team chooses a side of the ball that they want to maintain shine on and discard the other side. This when maintained well will leave one side of the ball shiny and the other a bit rough. Now, the ball will swing towards the rough side. (Tip: That does not mean the seam based swing no longer works in the second phase, it still works and a smart bowler will make use of both to either amplify swing or to delay it). Phase 3 (completely worn out): After 35 overs, the ball no longer has the shine it had from second phase. The shine is very little and no longer swings because of counter rough side. At this stage, the fielder maintain the shiny side still by applying natural fluid (sweat & saliva) on the shiny side. The aim is no longer to maintain shine but to keep one side wet so that it becomes heavier and the other side scuffed and lighter. Now, the ball is ready for reverse swing. The ball will swing towards the direction of 'shine/wet' side. Note, for this reverse swing to happen the minimum speed is 135kph. Any less than this, ball may not swing or may swing conventionally i.e., slight swing towards shiny side.
Only thing I question is the difference in follow-through for inswing vs outswing. I play club third 11 standard and swing the ball big (not at any real pace), main problem I have is that my outswingers have become much better in recent years (used to only swing it in) but I'm now less confident in my inswing. If it's going I don't bowl an inswinger very often as it tends to drift down leg, so if my right arm follows through to finish by my right leg surely this will just take it further down legside? Good video though.
Just understand that the air moves faster across a smooth surface than a rough one. So it creates pressure and moves the ball in to the side that is rough
Wrist position is very important, keep it all the way back and bring it in while release. Also, make sure you generate lot of force from your hips by rotating them before you swing your arm. Practice and then attend to finger positions on the ball.
When I was Kid watching McDermott Bowling coming for Run-Up was so Scary...on Television Set... Wonder what's Going on Actual Batsmen facing Him ;-) Haha :-)
I have watched videos all over. One thing that they dont tell is, how to identify which side of the ball will wear quick. When the ball is new it is shiny on both sides. What is the trick/technique to identify which side to shine
In view of events last year, I had to smile around 4.14 when he starts talking about the scuffed up side of the ball....er maybe it got hit into the car park (not spoken: where yer mukka is waiting with a sheet of coarse grade)!
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Great video. He explained everything so nicely and quietly , definitely not like the others, as they seem to be in a hurry.
This is a brilliant coaching video on pace bowling. I am highly suspicious of a lot of what is taught these days, but this is spot on. Congratulations to McDermott and CA.
Helps McDermott was one of the better pace bowlers of the previous era let alone his current coaching credentials.
well there are a lot 'coaches' out there who are just hacks. whether in tennis, football, mountain biking, whatever. they're just out to make some money giving bad advice. McDermott the real mccoy.
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Thanks coach
Quality bowling video, all made very easy to understand - thanks!
Makes understanding individual aspects and stages of bowling clearer
Great t to see Craig McDermott after such a long time. Aussies brings to much technicality in game and takes out the flair &natural Talent of fast bowlers. 2 cents from Pakistan
But I think that's the Reason ... They're able to Generate Consistent World Fast Bowlers throughout Generations Now... McDermott... McGrath... Lee, Johnson, Starc n Now Cummins
I wish I had a cork ball. Mcdermott is a legend.
Excellent stuff!
Thanks Craig!
Waqar Younis And wasim Akram are Legends of bowling
Thank you for the tips, I have improved on my swing bowling in past year, even as a part time bowler, my team can rely on my bowling. Thanks again.
Tonnes, tonnes of experience this man has!!❤️
howsoever i adored the bowling action of mccdermott, i wish he had been in rhythm far more frequently than he used to be.
2:31 how's the swing on that!?
Awesome explanation. Very nice of you Sir.
Good one Craig. Well put!
I liked McDermott's run up n bowling
Enjoyed watching him a lot while he was playing. We should ve coaches like him in every team.
This is the best swing vid
Good Teaching Coach Mcdramatt sir
Thank you for helping my bowling pace.
THANK YOU SIR!
This is the best coaching for me thanks for uploading the video
This video is outstanding
Is there a tutorial for the grade of sandpaper we should be using when roughing up one side?
or the best type of mint, could do it in Afrikaans or Hindi too.
We need a video with Pakistanis then...
Thank you sir! will play against Australia and take wickets someday!
thanks to teach me how to inswing and outswing....
Good teaching McDermott
Thanks, the day after i saw this vid, i took a hatrick
Really
Yep
I can’t believe
I hope you play for the kiwis . Good luck
You are from new Zealand I am from india
I've heard sandpaper works well to scuff up the ball nicely..
Yeah, bowlers spikes and the other wickets on the square are great tools
I've heard dust works well to produce swing off an old ball
Always loved when mc dermott bowled it had great enthusiasm
Thanks Craig
Great video
Hello, Sir, you are a star! Unforgetable! Well wisher!
This is help me out a lot
It helped a lot!
Good video, makes it a lot clearer.
Superb sir
If only I knew all that back in 1986 when I was 12 and steaming in from the chook shed end in the backyard at Bonnie Doon.
‘Craig Marc Dermott’ as Michael Holding would say - what a legend
Thnk u.. coach .. love u.. 😘😘😘❤❤❤❤🙏🙏thnks for giving tips in free...
Thank you Sir
Best swing video
very very nice explanation good tips for me
Thank You Sir...
Super tips give u hatsoff
Thanks very much!!! now I am able to bowl outswing and Inswing
Tavjot Singh when you have a new ball and both sides are shiny how do you figure out which one is shinier one
@Ahmed Mamundzai, I think you are confusing seam swing with rough-surface swing. During a cricket match, the ball condition changes into three distinct phases. In each phase you will require technique specific to the phase to swing the ball.
Phase 1 (New Ball):
In the beginning of the match the ball is new and shiny. This ball can swing in EITHER direction. The bowler use the seam position to swing in or out. There is no rough surface so it does not matter which side of ball you grip. What matters is the angle of the seam at the point of delivery. The ball will swing towards the angle of the seam.
Phase 2 (slightly worn out):
After 10 or 15 overs, the ball no longer remains shiny on both sides. At this stage, the fielding team chooses a side of the ball that they want to maintain shine on and discard the other side. This when maintained well will leave one side of the ball shiny and the other a bit rough. Now, the ball will swing towards the rough side. (Tip: That does not mean the seam based swing no longer works in the second phase, it still works and a smart bowler will make use of both to either amplify swing or to delay it).
Phase 3 (completely worn out):
After 35 overs, the ball no longer has the shine it had from second phase. The shine is very little and no longer swings because of counter rough side. At this stage, the fielder maintain the shiny side still by applying natural fluid (sweat & saliva) on the shiny side. The aim is no longer to maintain shine but to keep one side wet so that it becomes heavier and the other side scuffed and lighter. Now, the ball is ready for reverse swing. The ball will swing towards the direction of 'shine/wet' side. Note, for this reverse swing to happen the minimum speed is 135kph. Any less than this, ball may not swing or may swing conventionally i.e., slight swing towards shiny side.
Jack Bilsby how do you measure out your speed
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Thank you sir.. 👌👌
Thank you... ❤
Mac a was a fine bowler, a ferociously competitive ,man.
yes, occasionally.
Thank you
I learned
Thank u so much sir
Only thing I question is the difference in follow-through for inswing vs outswing. I play club third 11 standard and swing the ball big (not at any real pace), main problem I have is that my outswingers have become much better in recent years (used to only swing it in) but I'm now less confident in my inswing. If it's going I don't bowl an inswinger very often as it tends to drift down leg, so if my right arm follows through to finish by my right leg surely this will just take it further down legside?
Good video though.
this help alot thanks craiggy
your welcome
Great Sir
thanks billy
Quality stuff!
Supper sir ur explanation
perfect tips about swing thak you man
Thanks sir
Thank you so much sir u r great coaching sir
After I watched this video I managed to get 4 wickets keeping my wrist up really helped
Thanks now I am able to bowl both outswing and inswing.
Wow..well done technic
Tq u very much
Super Excellent.
❤love this🎉
Thx
best demonstration regarding fast bowling ,very helpful to young bowlers
you're a champion billy!
Ryan Harris - what an underrated great of red ball ❤
Just understand that the air moves faster across a smooth surface than a rough one. So it creates pressure and moves the ball in to the side that is rough
Thank so much sir What to do to put a fast ball please tel me sir and mideam fast boll
Wrist position is very important, keep it all the way back and bring it in while release. Also, make sure you generate lot of force from your hips by rotating them before you swing your arm. Practice and then attend to finger positions on the ball.
Humm thank you
Thank u sir
When I was Kid watching McDermott Bowling coming for Run-Up was so Scary...on Television Set... Wonder what's Going on Actual Batsmen facing Him ;-) Haha :-)
I am your really fan shir
I have watched videos all over. One thing that they dont tell is, how to identify which side of the ball will wear quick. When the ball is new it is shiny on both sides. What is the trick/technique to identify which side to shine
this video is very helpful for new learner
Hey,when I grab the ball and follow the grip I got www1w0
Cricket is my favourite sport by Steve Irungu Jermaine
A bit of sandpaper always helps too.
lol
Do you ever wonder what grit they used? I do wonder how much thought they put into that.
Great...
It would be nice to see a video of how the physics works in this.
Look up Magnus affect by veritasium on TH-cam
Search up Bernoulli's equation
nice video
can you please suggest me on how to increase bowling pace from 120's to more higher pace more than that
kc look to workout your fast twitch muscle fibres which allow you to perform movements quickly
My All time Favourite Craig Mc Dermott 😍👍
Craig John Mc Dermott.. My Favourite Bowler..
thank u this helped alot😉😉😉😉😉😉😎
Craig McDermott one of Australia's best bowlers. Shame he finished on 291 Wickets would have preferred him to be in the 300 Club.
Come on ! He was very good but not outstanding.
the bowler is verry good
0:43 actually the ball swings TOWARDS the shiny side right? Did he get it wrong there? Please correct me if i am wrong.
Nope it's the rough side which should face the direction you want to swing
thank you for blowing tips
Jalaj Kalal pun untended
How we can bowl cutters & naukle bowls
now we need a video on how to scuff up the ball
Wich is The best lenth to swing a Ball
6 foot 15, ok...
Still remember his brilliant spell vs Pakistan in Lahore 1987 world cup semi final got 5/44
Thanks, after watching this video I became James Anderson
Nice one coach
helpful me a lot....
Good
🙏💕
Legend. Should have played longer. There was cricket left in him for sure.
Hardly a legend. 28 average is very good but the legends are McGrath, Ambrose, Donald, Hadlee etc.
@@cascade3769 Legend
@@gazzawhite Bowlers like that are a dime a dozen internationally. He was a very good fast bowler; not legendary.
Sir plz make a video on pace bowling run up.
In view of events last year, I had to smile around 4.14 when he starts talking about the scuffed up side of the ball....er maybe it got hit into the car park (not spoken: where yer mukka is waiting with a sheet of coarse grade)!