| Quote: | | | Originally Posted by apple* | | | |
| ya..its truth...lane reading comes with experience...i can say my release is consistent..but when come to oil start moved down...i dun know...e.g..still blur infact got to shift but yet i still bowling n release at the same spot...
what u mean is when i see consistent bowlers starting to shift board during league...that moment is most likely lane condition change? istz what u meant? | |
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if u wanna bowl and release on the same spot,change balls.
if bowlers change board u wanna follow can provided that u are bowling the same line as them.
most of the time bowlers change board is cos that line is unplayable anymore
i made this suggestion cos i assume u are a right hander so the lanes will be broken down faster as compared to lefties as there are more right handers as compared to lefties.
but u must know the bowler u are following is a line bowler or area bowler.
line bowler are harder to follow cos they tend to move very minimal and very accurate,
area bowlers are easier to follow cos they tend to target their ball into an area so u can basically play any line as long as u send the ball into that break point area be it 10/10,20/10,35/10 as long as they send the ball to 10board the ball will break into the pocket( that is assuming that the break point area is at 10board)
a very good example will be the sg open now,the break point area in the 1st few days of qualifying is around 3-5 board so u will see a lot of diff styles of play
from the outer lines to the inner lines from line bowling to area bowling
