Cricket fast bowlers are recognised for their elevated injury risk, largely due to the complex interplay between high-intensity workloads, biomechanical demands and technical execution. Contemporary ...

Many strength and conditioning coaches and biomechanical experts compare this movement to a minor car crash, as fast bowling can have similar effects on the body.

Desert Vipers skipper Lockie Ferguson reflects on the ILT20’s rapid growth and the value it brings to the UAE and Associate ...

Objectives Lumbar bone stress injury (‘bone stress injury’) is common in junior fast bowlers. The repetitive loading of cricket fast bowling may cause bone marrow oedema (BMO), detectable on MRI, ...

On Saturday, England fast bowler Jofra Archer delivered a ball to batsman Steve Smith that flew out of his hand at 92.4mph, bounced off the pitch at Lord’s and struck the Australian on the side of the ...

With Josh Hazlewood ruled out of the Ashes after an Achilles injury and expected to target the T20 World Cup early next year ...

ChatGPT provides a comprehensive approach to becoming a fast bowler, covering physical conditioning, technique, mental toughness, and continuous improvement. Fast bowling is an art that requires ...

RCB IPL 2026 auction strategy analysed with Hazlewood workload risks, Dayal injury timeline and bowling depth targets.

Even Mark Wood was surprised last week when Brendon McCullum vowed there would be “no cotton wool” treatment for his prized, injury-prone fast bowlers in this, the defining year of the Bazball project ...