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As a new ball it has no rough surface then how it gets swing?🤔

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I have a question. if this is the reason,then why pitch condition matters for swing in cricket or why green pitch offers more swing?🤔

it can be explained in other way: the rough surface drags more air, as a result, the velocity of air at rough surface increases, so the pressure decreases when compared to the shiny surface, so, the ball will experience a net force where the force moves from shiny to rough side so, the ball will swing

With a brand new ball, it is typically the orientation of the seam that dictates the swing. Hence, if the seam is angled outwards, that side of the ball becomes 'rougher' resulting in the ball swinging in the direction of the seam. That is how most new-ball bowlers (Anderson, Bhuvi etc.) predominantly look to swing the ball. Otherwise, there is no 'rough' side on a new ball - that's only later in the game.

Bhuvi should play for all upcoming ICC events his swing helps in powerplay 🔥

This was just what I wanted

Priorities: 3. Science of Swing Bowling 2. Bhuvi Bowling 1. Ian Bishop Commentary

Just Beyond Amazing.!😋Who could ever explain it better than byju's.

Concept cleared 😃 that is why byju's is the best.. 👍

Bhuvi to Hafeez on debut is my all time favourite swing delivery.

What a beautiful explanation just loved this type of videos more needed

Its just mind blowing to learn from the most reputed firm byjus💜💜

Ooo... today I know how bolwers swing the ball. Wicket to wicket series help us a lot to know science of cricket. Thanks byju's.

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I didnt know that even a new ball has one rough side..Thank you Byju's

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I learnt in swing on my own using a normal kid's plastic ball that has seam pattern at centre. Initially, I also struggled to inswing the ball and I watched lot of videos explaining the same technique similar to this video. The problem with this technique is most of the times your release will be a scrambled seam. So, if you are lucky it will swing into the right hand batsman if the release is correct i.e., an upright seam position pointing towards leg slip/fine leg. So, I tried to correct my release with same technique by observing it in the video of my release recorded with my phone. However, It didn't work for me. So what worked for me was, ROTATING MY WRIST TOWARDS LEG SLIP DURING RELEASE. After learning this, I was able to swing-in but my pace dropped a bit due to that wrist rotation adjustment. I continued practising this with plastic ball and was able to achieve both pace and inswing. The idea is, only you have to figure out yourself that how you are going to achieve that seam position by making adjustment in your action and release. For some people in my cricketing circle, it works by keeping natural wrist release but ny delivering the ball from left side of their head (check Mohd. Asif's coaching video on swing). Good luck ! I hope my experience helped.

This is the best explanation I have ever seen

Amazing😍. Science is also a part of cricket.

I can improve my bowling after see this Thank you Byjus❤️

It helped a lot to me. I implement it to my match and I got a fiver with both in-swing and out-swing. I have just started my career. Thank you very much

*Wow!!!Amazing I learned a new thing* 🔥🔥

Thank You Byjus For your Amazing Explanation Through Your Asthetic Animation ......It was Really Helpful .....Helped me Gained Much Knowledge about The game and Also Science Behind it .....Proud to be a Byjus Premium Student .....

Thank u byjus.now I got how a ball swing.thank u very much and this type of videos will make to fall in love with physics.

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For the first time i understand the concept of swing bowling... Thank u byjus

Wow.. What a way to explain... Absolutely brilliant.

Thanks a lot i am a cricket fan and i learnt lot today. Thanks ian sir

It was just an amazing video . I am just amused . Thanks to BYJUS 💞

Nice explanation Ian Bishop sir and thanks to Byjus to bring this.

What a great explaination. Who can explain it more better than this 😀

Bhuvi🔥❤️

Great video to understand swing bowling.

Thanks byju for explaining it in such a way..

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Finally it's clear for me thank u.

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Hai sir i have a small doubt.... Please let me clear..... In laminar side velocity is high so as per bernoulli's principle pressure should be less right?because Pressure and velocity are in inversely proportional relation. but here how it will become high pressure side.

That's why I love byju's They always make the concept clear with excellent visualisation

Unbeliveble amazing in 1 time i just got concept

Nicely explained And it's so exciting....

The real n attentive example to teach

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I really like this video of Byju's 👍🏻👍🏻 Hoping for more such interesting videos on these series from Byju's

Amazingly explained

So amazing I was thinking that how I throw swing

Now I understand how ball swing 💯thank you for video

This is just amazing.... I have watched all the episodes of wicket to wicket... And it teach me a lot and that too in a best possible way....

Great great explanation in short 🙏

Excellently explained bishop sir

Amazing Explanation ❤️

Amazing videos for learning thanks byju's .. But should be in our mother tongue get easier and quicker for learners .. Respect to Hindi 🙏..

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Thank you Byju's for this amazing series,I'll be waiting for more videos of this series 'WICTET TO WICKET'🙂🏏

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It's really helpful for youngsters who want to learn new things in cricket

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I am learning cricket and this video helped me a lot THANKS BYJUS

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ball swinging is depends upon many factor are: wind , weather , balling conditions , pitch , ball condition, bowlers waist and match more in this video the condition is for old ball

Plz make video regarding spin bowling and it's variations..I hope byju will look at this..

Where science meets cricket❤

The question is when we plays a match like 20 overs, 50 overs or test match so the ball doesn't have any shiny surface so how that works?

He just explained reverse swing's science! Bt it was a good explanation.

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This is very useful 👍

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Good informion thank u

Ian Bishop's narration! Woah!!

That's Amazing 🤯🤯

Thanks I am watching cricket Bit I don't know how bowlers gripping the bowl and they swing the bowl Thanks byjus

Exactly what I wanted🤩🤩🤩.

I like that they choose Bhuvi for the video

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Does twisting a ball by the wrist aids in the swinging of the ball?

The best thank you byju's.

I knew it already because I am a cricketer in profession and I was played for MPL

Good idea💖

thanks for class

Amazing!

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Thankyou so byjus

Today I feel better to see this video 😊

Sir is it necessary that one side should be rough and another should be clean

Explaining - Outstanding Interesting Information- 10/10

Amazing

I love his bowl and Big fan of him

Awesome information!

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best explaination

Explained so clearly well done👍

Nice animation

Please explain the phenomenon of reverse swing which is vice versa as heavier portion pushes it to other direction

mind blowing