how to bat?

Answer 1

If you bowl me then I'll tell you how to bat and how to run behind the bowl

Answer 2

like in baseball well you get in a "stance:knees slightly bent and leaning to you dominent side... you hold the bat infront of you when you swing you shift your weight to your dominant foot....
Cricket is a team sport for two teams of eleven players each. A formal game of cricket can last anything from an afternoon to several days.
Although the game play and rules are very different, the basic concept of cricket is similar to that of baseball. Teams bat in successive innings and attempt to score runs, while the opposing team fields and attempts to bring an end to the batting team's innings. After each team has batted an equal number of innings (either one or two, depending on conditions chosen before the game), the team with the most runs wins.

Cricket Bat:
Blade made of willow, flat on one side, humped on the other for strength, attached to a sturdy cane handle

The different types of shots a batsman can play are described by names:
Block:
A defensive shot played with the bat vertical and angled down at the front, intended to stop the ball and drop it down quickly on to the pitch in front of the batsman.
Drive:
An offensive shot played with the bat sweeping down through the vertical. The ball travels swiftly along the ground in front of the striker. A drive can be an on drive, straight drive, off drive, or cover drive, depending in which direction it goes.
Cut:
A shot played with the bat close to horizontal, which hits the ball somewhere in the arc between cover and gully.
Edge, or Glance:
A shot played off the bat at a glancing angle, through the slips area.
Leg Glance:
A shot played at a glancing angle behind the legs, so that it goes in the direction of fine leg.
Pull:
A horizontal bat shot which pulls the ball around the batsman into the square leg area.
Sweep:
Like a pull shot, except played with the backmost knee on the ground, so as to hit balls which bounce low.
Hook:
Like a pull shot, but played to a bouncer and intended to hit the ball high in the air over square leg - hopefully for six runs.
French Cut:
An attempt at a cut shot which hits the bottom edge of the bat and goes into the area behind square leg.
Reverse Sweep:
A sweep with the bat reversed, into the point area.
Most of these shots can also be lofted, in an attempt to hit the ball over the close fielders (or the boundary). The batting strokes can be divided into two categories: Straight bat and cross bat. The straight bat shots are played with the bat held close to the vertical, and are the blocks, drives and glances. Cross bat shots are played with the bat held more horizontally, like a baseball bat. These include cuts, pulls, sweeps and hooks

Answer 3

u have been already told everything(almost).
Just take the correct stance(foot at waist width apart and bat infront of ur back leg) and try to hit the ball(try to keep it down).
Playing straight is the best way to learn cricket.

Answer 4

like in baseball... um... well you get in a "stance:knees slightly bent and leaning to you dominent side... you hold the bat behind you at about a 45 angle...when you swing you shift your weight to your un dominant foot....make sure you come down alittle bit when you swin or youll be swingign at eye level... but i have no idea about criket

Answer 5

take a bat, and let some one ball you, and bat,
so simple

Answer 6

its just like sex, u need to be very consistance and need lots of concentration otherwise u will be bowled. hows that!!!

Answer 7

THATS THE SECRET WHICH OUR INDIANS STILL DONT KNOW.

Answer 8

what sport though ???