The Science of Swing

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The Science of Drift and Dip
How much do we really know about how spinners move the ball in the air?
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Aaron Briggs
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Sam Grimshaw
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Cross Seam Swing - New Variations in the New World?
With the World Cup in the USA and West Indies, what can we learn from baseball aerodynamics to help bowlers uncover new skills?
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Aaron Briggs
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From the pitch to the lab and back: Making science work in cricket
A brief guide on using scientific discovery in sport, and a few things I have learnt as a scientist working in cricket
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Aaron Briggs
 and 
Sam Grimshaw
Is Batting Average a useful measure in Test cricket?
A look at batting performance, floor vs ceiling outcomes and how we can use metrics to compare player performance and styles.
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Aaron Briggs
James Anderson in India - a farewell tour?
A look at the greatest swing bowler in the toughest fast bowling conditions, and how he never fails to adapt.
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Aaron Briggs
A History of Swing in White Ball Cricket
The trends and changes through the decades of cricket's shortest formats
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Aaron Briggs
We need to talk about how we talk about swing - Part 2: Curvature
Finding a better way to quantify swing
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Aaron Briggs
 and 
Sam Grimshaw
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The Science of Swing
A series of articles on the aerodynamics of swing bowling in cricket
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