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Explaining reverse swing in cricket

Explaining reverse swing in cricket

Reverse swing is a phenomenon in cricket where the ball moves in the air in the opposite direction to what is expected from conventional swing. At the https://www.1xbet.ie/en website you can also wager on other players who use this technique too.

Conventional swing usually happens when the ball is new, and the movement is towards the shiny side of the ball. However, as the ball ages and the seam wears down, the swing tends to reduce. This is where reverse swing comes into play, primarily effective with an older ball that has 1 rough side and 1 shiny side. The 1xBet website also comes with great wagering opportunities on talented bowlers too.


The science behind reverse swing involves the behavior of airflow over the ball. The rough side creates turbulence, causing the ball to swing towards the rough side rather than the shiny side. This aerodynamic anomaly catches batsmen off-guard, leading to dismissals or mistakes. This unexpected movement can be a potent weapon in a bowler's arsenal, especially in the later stages of an innings when conventional swing is less effective.

Factors that condition the use of this technique

Several factors influence the occurrence and effectiveness of reverse swing. If you see how to download 1xBet apk, you will also be able to wager on efficient players with this technique too. Let’s examine 4 key factors:

Condition of the Ball: A ball that is around 40-50 overs old is often prime for reverse swing. The rougher one side is compared to the other, the better the swing.

Bowling Speed: Reverse swing is more prominent when bowled at speeds above 85 mph (137 km/h).

Seam Position: Keeping the seam upright and angled towards the rough side enhances the reverse swing effect. Accurate seam positioning and wrist action are crucial.

Pitch Conditions: Dry and abrasive pitches help rough up one side of the ball quickly, aiding in reverse swing. Indian subcontinent pitches are typically conducive to reverse swing.

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Mastering this form of delivery

Mastering reverse swing requires immense skill and practice. You can try online cricket betting at 1xBet on the best cricketers who have been able to reliably make these kinds of deliveries.

Bowlers need to develop a consistent wrist position and seam alignment. Fielding teams play a crucial role in maintaining the ball’s condition, often seen vigorously shining one side while allowing the other to roughen up. Feel free to try cricket betting online at 1xBet on other occurrences that happen in cricket matches too.

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