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ProCricketer1982

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Re: Off Spin - Field Setting
« Reply #15 on: July 30, 2018, 05:28:12 PM »

I quite like:

Deep square leg
Deep midwicket
Long on
Midwicket
Mid off
Deep extra cover
Cover
Slip
Point

Bit in out but provides cover for the bad ball but I feel also cuts out the single

I rarely bowl to it though

lol.. lot of sloggers in your league ?? Lots of men at deep slog
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Re: Off Spin - Field Setting
« Reply #16 on: August 08, 2018, 03:04:53 PM »

When it comes to setting fields for spinners I am a massive fan of 'in, out' fields from the start. Who says you can't attack with men on the fence.

We regularly start with 2 close catches on each side, slip, gully but have boundary riders on the off and legside (probably deep cover and mid wicket).

I am also a big fan of leaving square leg open to encourage the sweep shot. There are few batsmen at our level who can play it regularly well and sooner or later get it wrong and are LBW or top edge etc..

Completely agree, I would argue a man on the fence at deep midwicket is in an attacking field position for an offie, especially in T20 matches.
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