Left or Right

[Browny]

http://www.smh.com.au/sport/cricket/whi ... -lbtb.html

interesting article

 

[Coxy]

Interesting yes, but man Peter Roebuck writes some shit. Like this:

Langer has not been allowed to roll over an arm in public but shakes hands with his right mitt.

Unless you're a Scout, or have a broken right arm/hand you always shake with your right hand FFS!

 

[Browny]

Yeah noticed that one as well

 

[Crazy Sam]

probably more common than one would think.



I'm left handed yet always batted right handed as that's what came naturally (and that was even before i started playing hockey).


Similar with tennis, when I was young I'd play right handed even though I'm left handed. Although the last time I played (very rarely), playing left handed came more naturally so I stuck with that. [icon_confu

 

[Jeza23]

I am a right hand bat and bowler so that is unexciting.

However our opening bowler is a right hander, writes with his right hand, kicks with his right foot but is a left hand batsman lol

 

[ningnangnong]

I am left handed, but bat, bowl, kick and play tennis with my right hand/foot.

Play pool/snooker left handed though.

 

[Je$ter]

Interesting yes, but man Peter Roebuck writes some shit. Like this:

Langer has not been allowed to roll over an arm in public but shakes hands with his right mitt.

Unless you're a Scout, or have a broken right arm/hand you always shake with your right hand FFS!

+1

If he did his research he would know that it has been happening in baseball for ages.

Batting lefty means your right hand is the dominant hand on hte bat.

 

[Bannermania]

I'm a switch-hitter, I feel equally as comfortable as both a left-handed and right-handed batsman.

Bowling is strictly right-handed though.