“No one can be perfect, but we tried to make his biomechanics as close to perfect as possible,” Jagsimran says.
“We fixed his back-foot landing, but even his front foot used to open outwards.
He was an open-chested bowler, but it would open out and cause him side strains.
We worked on making the back foot parallel to the landing.
While releasing, the head should not fall past the vertical body.”
“No one can be perfect, but we tried to make his biomechanics as close to perfect as possible,” Jagsimran says. “We fixed his back-foot landing, but even his front foot used to open outwards. He was an open-chested bowler, but it would open out and cause him side strains. We worked on making the back foot parallel to the landing. The force should be targeted towards the finish of the action. While releasing, the head should not fall past the vertical body.”
