When a fast bowler runs onto a field with a short square boundary – under 60-65m to the rope – he is immediately confronted with a spatial dilemma. The conventional back-of-a-length delivery and instinctively tempting cross-bat pull shot, which on large grounds might only produce a safe high-popup catch, turn into a prime boundary scoring play for the aggressive limit over. To avoid b... https://sportreport.in/