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Bone stress injuries in the lower back of cricket fast bowlers
Bibliography: leaves 86-99.
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Clinical and imaging features of the lumbar spine in elite male schoolboy cricketers : the effect of a pre-season lumbar stabilisation intervention
… This is particularly relevant in the case of fast bowlers who bowl with a high degree of shoulder counter-rotation. There, however, is a lack of evidence in the literature with respect to injury research of all cricketing disciplines, as fast bowlers receive the most attention. After reviewing …
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The mechanics of front leg loading during cricket fast bowling: delivery variations, spell demands, and the effects of strength training
The goal of fast bowling in cricket is to dismiss a batsman for as few runs as possible. To assist this goal, fast bowlers will attempt to maximise ball release velocity (BRV) to decrease the decision-making and stroke execution time of the opposing batsmen. Fast bowlers will also employ various …
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An investigation into the spinal kinematics and lower limb impacts during cricket fast bowling and their association with lower back pain.
Cricket fast bowlers have been highlighted as having increased risk of injury when compared to the rest of the team. Lower back injury and more specifically, pain results in more time away from cricket than any other injury in the fast bowling population, with juniors displaying even greater risk …
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Three-dimensional biomechanical analysis of fast bowling in cricket
… to provide a mechanical basis for evaluating fast bowling technique. Thirty-four fast bowlers were selected for study and divided into four groups according to ball release speed. A five camera 240 Hz motion analysis system (Motion Analysis Corp.) was used to track markers on the bowler …