Biomechanics and fast bowling. By Adam Kelly
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1 Biomechanics and fast bowling By Adam Kelly
2 History of fast bowling Underarm bowling until 1828 (Dellor 2010) MCC approved Over-arm in 1864 (Dellor 2010) Back foot drag technique (Perves 2001) Modern day fast bowling actions Front on Mixed Side on
3 Phases of the bowling action Ball release Back foot contact MCC (1976) Mid delivery stride Front foot contact
4 Modern day fast bowling early research Front on Hip and Shoulder Alignment of Back foot lands at 0 Mixed Coaching text recommends not to use this action Hip and Shoulder alignment 180 Side on Back foot lands at 270 Longer delivery stride 0.42m Bartlett et al (1996), Davis and Blanksby (1976), (MCC 1976) and Foster et al (1989)
5 Understanding the action Early video analysis Delivery Stride length 75 85% of height of bowler (Elliott et al 1992) Front foot contact peak vertical forces 4.7 times body weight (Elliott and Foster 1984) 6.4 times body weight (Elliott et al 1992) Front foot contact and knee angles Elite bowlers flexed 6.6 College bowlers 31.8 (Burden and Bartlett 1989) Shoulder counter rotation Mean 28.2 ± 13.2 (Stockill and Bartlett 1992)
6 Increasing ball release speed 1 or 2 cameras Extended front knee at contact 164 ± 11 (Portus et al 2004, Loram et al 2005, Wormgoor et al 2010) Slater et al (2007) highlight that: Angular velocity of bowling arm (P=0.001) Vertical velocity of non bowling arm (P=0.031) Stride length (P=0.018) Multiple cameras Shoulder alignment release speed (P= 0.013) (Wormgoor et al 2010) Centre of Mass kinematics (Ferdinands et al 2010) Proximal Distal energy transfer (Robertson 2004, Bartlett 2007)
7 Injury Prevention 3D Motion analysis systems Flexes, Lateral bend and rotation simultaneously (Ferdinands et al 2009) Significantly range of lateral flexion relative to the pelvis (Stuelcken et al 2010) Harness reduced angle of separation (P=0.006) (Wallis et al 2002) Counter rotation of 35.4 in shoulders lead to lower back injuries (Elliott et al 2002,Ranson et al 2008)
8 Legitimacy of bowling actions 3D Motion analysis systems A legal action has less than 15 elbow extension when the upper arm is parallel to the ground (ICC 2009) Opto reflective system most accurate (Elliott and Alderson 2007) Umpires v Vicon mx13 (Aginsky 2010) Elbow extension angular velocity (Ferdinands and Kersting 2007) Hyperextension of (19.5 ±5 ) increased speed Short pitch deliveries had more elbow extension (12 ±6.6 ) (Portus et al 2006)
9 Future directions Analyses of legitimacy of bowling actions during a match EMG and Muscle recruitment sequences in bowling actions Noakes and Durandt (2000) heat affecting cerebral cortex and muscle recruitment Optimum action for top release speeds
10 References AGINSKY.K.D., 2010, Why it is difficult to detect an illegally bowled cricket delivery with either the naked eye or usual two-dimensional video analysis, British Journal of Sports Medicine, 44(6) BARTLETT.R., 2007, Introduction to sports biomechanics: Analysing human movement patterns, Abingdon: Routledge BARTLETT.R.M., N.P.STOCKILL, B.C.ELLIOTT and A.F.BURNETT, 1996, The biomechanics of fast bowling in men's cricket: A review, Journal of Sport Science, 14 BURDEN.A.M and R.M.BARTLETT, 1989, A kinematic analysis of fast bowling in cricket. Journal of Sports Science s,7 DAVIS.K. and B.BLANKSBY, 1976, A cinematographically analysis of fast bowling in cricket, Australian Journal for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 71 DELLOR.R., 2010, Cricket: Steps to success, Leeds: Human Kinetics ELLIOTT.B and J.ALDERSON, 2007, Laboratory versus field based testing in cricket bowling: A review of current and past practice in modelling techniques, Sport Biomechanics, 6(1) ELLIOTT.B.C., P.H.HARDCASTLE, A.F.BURNETT and D.H.FOSTER, 1992, The influence of fast bowling and physical factors on radiologic features in high performance young fast bowlers, Sports Medicine, Training and Rehabilitation, 3 ELLIOTT.B.C. and D.H.FOSTER, 1984, A biomechanical analysis of the front-on and side-on fast bowling techniques, Journal of Human Movement Studies, 10 FERDINANDS.R.E.D, R.N.MARSHALL and U.G.KERSTING, 2010, Centre of mass kinematics of fast bowling in cricket, Sports Biomechanics, 9(3) FERDINANDS.R.E.D., U.G.KERSTING and R.N.MARSHALL, 2009, Three-dimensional lumbar segment kinetics of fast bowling in cricket, Journal of Biomechanics, 42 (11) FERDINANDS.R.E.D and U.G.KERSTING, 2007, An evaluation of biomechanical measures of bowling action legality in cricket, Sports Biomechanics, 6 (3) FOSTER.D.H. and B.C.ELLIOTT, 1989, The art of swing bowling. In B.C.ELLIOTT., D.H.FOSTER and B.BLANKSBY, Send the Stumps Flying: The Science of Fast Bowling, Nedlands, WA: University of Western Australia Press
11 INTERNATIONAL CRICKET COUNCIL, 2009, ICC regulations for the review of bowlers with suspected illegal bowling actions, Available: [accessed 23 October 2010] LORAM.L.C., W.MCKINON, S.WORMGOOR, G.G.ROGERS, I.NORWAK and L.M.HARDEN, 2005, Determinants of ball release speed in schoolboy fast-medium bowlers in cricket, Journal of Sports Medicine & Physical Fitness, 45(4) MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB, 1976, The M.C.C. Cricket Coaching Book, London: William Heinemann NOAKES.T.D and J.J.DURANDT, 2000, Physiological requirements of cricket, Journal of Sports Sciences, 18 (12) PERVES.M.A., 2001, A dictionary of cricket, Hyderabad: Sangam books PORTUS.M.R.,C.D.ROSEMOND and D.A.RATH, 2006, Fast Bowling Arm Actions and the Illegal Delivery Law in Men's High Performance Cricket Matches, Sports Biomechanics, 5(2) PORTUS.M.R., B.R.MASON, B.C.ELLIOTT, M.C.PFITZNER and R.P.DONE, 2004, Technique factors related to ball release speed and trunk injuries in high performance cricket fast bowlers, Sports Biomechanics,3 (2) RANSON.C.A., A.F.BURNETT, M.KING, N.PATEL and P.B.O SULLIVAN, 2008, The relationship between bowling action classification and three-dimensional lower trunk motion in fast bowlers in cricket, Journal of Sports Sciences, 26(3) ROBERTSON.D.G.E., G.E.CALDWELL, J.HAMILL, G.KAREM and S.N.WHITTLESEY, 2004, Research methods in biomechanics, Leeds: Human Kinetics SALTER.C.W., P.J.SINCLAIR and M.R.PORTUS, 2007, The associations between fast bowling technique and ball release speed: A pilot study of the within-bowler and between-bowler approaches, Journal of Sports Sciences,25 (11) STOCKILL.N.P. and R.M.BARTLETT, 1992, A three-dimensional cinematographically analysis of the techniques of International and English county cricket fast bowlers. In RODANO.R., G.FERRIGNO and G.C.SANTAMBROGIO, 1992, Proceedings of the Xth Symposium of the Inter national Society of Biomechanics in Sports.Milan: Edi Ermes. STUELCKEN.M.C., R.E.D.FERDINANDS and P.J.SINCLAIR, 2010, Three-Dimensional Trunk Kinematics and Low Back Pain in Elite Female Fast Bowlers, Journal of Applied Biomechanics, 26 WALLIS.R., B.ELLIOTT and M.KOH, 2002, The effect of a fast bowling harness in cricket: an intervention study, Journal of Sports Sciences, 20(6) WORMGOOR.S., L.HARDEN and W.MCKINON, 2010, Anthropometric, biomechanical, and isokinetic strength predictors of ball release speed in high-performance cricket fast bowlers, Journal of Sports Sciences, 28(9)
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