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Optimising the front foot contact phase of the cricket fast bowling action

Felton et al., 2020

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768213481825102730
Author
Felton P
Yeadon M
King M
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Sports Sciences

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Cricket fast bowling is a dynamic activity in which a bowler runs up and repeatedly delivers the ball at high speeds. Experimental studies have previously linked ball release speed and several technique parameters with conflicting results. As a result, computer simulation …
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