Right Arm Leg Spin Wrist Spinner Unorthodox Leg Spin

Hi this is Ramesh Chopra and you are welcome on my YouTube channel Ramesh Chopra NIS Cricket Coach.
To become a match winning bowler watch my video #RightArmLegSpin #WristSpinner #UnorthodoxLegSpin.

[sonalikarmakar]

Thank you very much sir, I am a right arm leg break bowler 13 yrs old.
Really got so many knowledge. Thanks sir

[ayushmanepatil]

Thanks sir great video, I am also a legspinner and i found many mistakes I was making while dilevering the ball and it helped me a lot

[toqeerabbas]

Thank you sir. I have never seen a coach like you. The way you explain and share the knowledge no one can do. Best wishes for your health.

[Sureela]

Thank you for sharing your expertise. You have explained the basic art of leg spin in the most easiest way possible. will be waiting for more videos of yours on this topic. Cheers...

[dishant]

Thank you Ramesh Chopra sir to give very useful information about leg spin bowling. Your information is like gold for me. Thank you so much sir. 🙏🙌😊❤

[Googlyminator]

Sir aapki training se mujhe bahut kuch sikhne ko mila Charansparsh Gurudev

[ddddddddddd]

Thank you SIR! for sharing your expertise. You have explained the basic art of leg spin in the most easiest way possible. will be waiting for more videos of yours on this topic. Cheers...

[vitthalsalunke]

Sir apne bahot accha bataya batane ke baad josh agya sir aur jyada practice ka thank you sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[ptcreationz]

Thanks sir waited for this leg spin series from so long plz continue this 😃

[Roshancaptain]

Sir You have best way to explain cricket basics and no one is near to you definetely in term of cricket coaching. U cant imagine how much happiness I got at this age when things sorted out in batting and spin bowling after watching u r videos. I would love to gift u something from my side as Gurudakshina Thanks Sir.

[RAMANDEEPSINGH-zeiy]

exactly right arm leg spinner is always a useful player in tough time of the team, I played 200+ t20's on Australian pitches. always been trouble for batters. remembering a brilliant match where target was 144 for opposition in 120 balls and they were 91/1 in 6 overs . I bowled 7th over and sent 4 back to pavilion. At the end of the day i bowled 4-0-11-7 and opposition all out for 141.

[shreenivastrivedi]

Brilliant video sir!!
I'm a leg-spinner, and I request to make an entire playlist for leg-spin bowling 🙏
Thank you sir 😊

[mohdhassan_aesthetics_]

Inteezar ki ghadi aaj khatam ho hi gayi kb se leg spin par video ka inteeezaar kar raha tha Thanks sir 👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[aadityabhandari]

Thanks sir this the one I was looking for as I am a a right arm leg spinner and a batsman I can even bowl good googlies

[sufij]

Much appreciated. One of the better and more clear cut demonstrations for a beginner like me. Respect and love from Pakistan ❤

[cricketlover_st_w]

Sir aap nhi hote to ham garibo ka kya hota😢😭 kon kon sir ko best coach in the word kahna chahta hai 👇👍

[ItsWithinYou]

This is by far the best video for learning leg spin bowling. I have been bowling leg spin for over 10 years now. My question is when I bowl googly, the speed always becomes slower and loop becomes higher. But how to bowl googly flat and fast?

[PBSDocumentary]

Hello Mr. Chopra,

Thanks for creating this video - it was helpful. I’ve been learning leg spin for quite some time now. Based out of the US, my source has been videos of Shane Warne and I am amazed myself at times as to how big my ball spins with grip and bounce. My concerns are the following:
1. I just don’t seem to bowl 6 balls consistently with the same action/release. 3 balls get bowled simply amazing, 2 balls ordinary and 1 ball (either a full toss or a half tracker) would lead to taking me out of the attack. This makes me try different things and I don’t seem stick to one routine and master it as I don’t seem to know what that routine is. Any tips to be consistent?
2. Consistency issues: My release(s) don’t seem to be the same, my action opens up, I don’t seem to be always bowling on my front foot with pivot, my right arm doesn’t end at the left hip, seem to push the ball rather than spinning it in an arc.
3. Some balls go full toss outside leg and some half trackers.
4. At what part of the action do you increase your bowling arm speed/start the release process? Does it begin when the ball is corked next to the hip? Or you hold the side on action and put the effort when releasing the ball?
7. How important is corking your wrist at the hip and keeping it corked until release?
8. How can I get more body behind the ball?
9. I see that releasing the ball completely side on with the arm at 11’o clock doesn’t impart as much spin (like Anil Kumble) as compared to opening up your action a little bit (Shane Warne). But when you open it, you tend to bowl short. To counter it, I tend to dip my leading shoulder, make sure my left hand touches my knee, pull my ahead and body out, open up a little, then I bowl and pivot - is this right to be consistent?
The only thing that keeps me going are those 50% of the balls that I know are world class!
Please assist. I welcome the idea of a phone call or a chat if you are open to that. My objective here is more to learn something I like, the right way as I know I am almost there. Just need some inputs to get the rest right.
I look forward to hearing from you.
- Fazi

[Himanshuuu_]

Exactly sir, you are best coach and for coaching, very nice 👌 i like your all motivat vedio 👈 🙏

[sudhirdhiman]

Ur have great experience with great coaching sir pls share Leg Spin variation like .. FLIPPER, SLIDER, TOP SPIN etc.
I belive sir ur experience help the learning student become a great player 🙏🙏🙏🙏