How to Reverse Swing a Cricket Ball

Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.

Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.Normal swing occurs mostly when the ball is fairly new. As it wears more, the aerodynamics of the asymmetry change and it is more difficult to extract a large amount of swing. When the ball becomes very old—around 40 or more overs old—it begins to swing towards the shine. This is known as reverse swing—meaning a natural out swinger will become an in-swinger and vice versa. The result is always a swing to the side with the later separation, so the swing is away from the seam.