Cricket 1914

J u n e 6, 1914. THE WORLD OF CRICKET. F ig . 7.— B a t co m in g r ig h t th r o u g h , w ith w e ig h t of b o d y BEING TRANSFERRED TO LEFT LEG. NOTE THE LEFT ELBOW WELL UP, WHICH CAUSES THE BAT TO BE ABSOLUTELY STRAIGHT. F ig . 10.— D it t o . N ote th e str a ig h te n in g o u t o f e l b o w s . F ig . 8.— B a l l a b o u t to b e str u c k , th e b a t co m in g th rough DEAD STRAIGHT CLOSE TO THE LEG, WHICH IS BROUGHT WITHIN TWO INCHES OF THE BALL. F ig . 1 1 .— (S e e F ig . io ). F ig . 9 . — B a t b e in g b r o u g h t r ig h t th roug h w ith b o d y . F ig . 12 .— (S e e F ig . io ).