- an
exaggerated backlift. Others, who have emplo**** the more
unorthodox open stance, such as
Peter Willey, had a more
abbreviated backlift.
Depending upon...
-
recorded feats,
including lifting 500
pounds (227 kg) with one
finger and
backlifting 4,337
pounds (1,967 kg),
former International Fitness and Bodybuilding...
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attacking right-handed
opening batsman who
possessed an
unusually high
backlift.
Horne was born in
Takapuna on 5
December 1970, the son of
Noelene Rae...
- Bradman's high
backlift and
lengthy forward stride were characteristic....
- the ball if the
throw misses the stumps,
thereby preventing overthrows.
Backlift Lifting the bat in
preparation to
hitting the ball.
Badger A particularly...
-
Subsequently the
December 1958-January 1959
issue commented on a
reported backlift of 6,200 lb (c. 2800 kg), by far the
greatest weight ever
lifted in this...
- [citation needed] A
batsman in
their normal stance will
raise his bat (
backlift) as the
bowler bowls which can make the
yorker difficult to play when it...
-
dashing middle-order left-handed batsman, with a
characteristically generous backlift and
breathtaking strokeplay combining a keen eye with
wristy execution...
-
across the line and much of the TV
media blamed this on his
stance and
backlift. This
despite the fact that his
opening partner Graham Gooch had a very...
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coach from 1980 to 1990. D'Oliveira was a
successful batsman with a low
backlift and
powerful strokes. He was also a
tough competitor. When he
toured Australia...
