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Left arm off spinners have been highly successful because many right-handed batsmen find it difficult to play the leaving ball. Over the years, India has pronounced some all-time great left arm spinners. Who can forget the superb Vinoo Mankhad or the ever consistent Bishen Singh Bedi? Mankad's magical bowling spells helped India notch up several victories. Bedi's majestic but effortless run-up, action and flight are still imprinted in my memory. He broke through the defence of many batsmen - even seasoned players - with his remarkable guile and subtle variation.
The Grip is exactly same to that of the right arm off spinner, the only difference is that the ball is held in the left hand, with the first two fingers across the seam. The third finger and the thumb support the ball. The ball should be held between the first two fingers in a sufficiently tight manner so that even if one hits it with the other hand, it does not get dislodged.
The Grip is exactly same to that of the right arm off spinner, the only difference is that the ball is held in the left hand, with the first two fingers across the seam. The third finger and the thumb support the ball. The ball should be held between the first two fingers in a sufficiently tight manner so that even if one hits it with the other hand, it does not get dislodged.
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