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When playing a back foot shot as a batsman in the game of cricket, transfer your weight onto your back foo… More
The straight drive is a cricket shot that can be played on the back foot or the front foot. Learn how to b… More
The cover drive is a very useful tool for the batsman in cricket. Learn how to bat a cover drive and get e… More
A leg glance is usually played on the back foot of the batsman in cricket. Learn how to bat a leg glance i… More
The square cut is a drive that is played on the square in the game of cricket. Learn how to bat a square c… More
A gully shot is played behind the square in the game of cricket. Learn how to bat a gully shot, plus get e… More
A sweep shot in the game of cricket is played by sweeping the ball on the leg side. Learn how to bat a swe… More
A hook shot in the game of cricket is a shot that is played at chest level or higher. Learn how to bat a h… More
A pull shot in the game of cricket is always played on the leg side. Learn how to bat a pull shot, and get… More
A reverse sweep shot is the opposite of the sweep shot in the game of cricket, and is played on the off si… More
Summary: A pull shot in the game of cricket is always played on the leg side. Learn how to bat a pull shot, and get expert tips and advice on playing cricket, in this free educational sports video.
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"Hi, this is Ash on behalf of Expert Village. In this clip I'm going to tell you how to play a pull shot. A pull shot is typically played to a ball that is rising and is at a high which is above the waistline up to the chest level. Now this is a shot that is typically played, well actually always played, on the right side. Let's see how this shot is played. So once the ball has bounced and it is rising to the level of the waist and above, the batsman takes his back foot behind and then takes his front foot also behind, transfers his weight and hits the ball on the right side. Another way, which is unorthodox, to play this shot is you play this shot at where you are standing, you don't transfer the weight at all. You just lift your front leg slightly and hit again towards the right. So you don't move at all. Let's see this shot in action. "
eHow Article: How to Play a Pull Shot in Cricket
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