Relationship of Selected kinematic Variables with the Performance of Gathering phase in In-Swing bowling

Aim: To assess the relationship between selected kinematic variables with the performance of in Gathering phase in in-swing bowling. Material and Methods: Twelve randomly selected male students aged 19-28 years from Ranji Trophy from U.P Team, Players of Combine University Camp and the players of Under 22 national Cricket volunteered to participate in the study. The data was collected by the help of Siliconcoach pro-07 motion analysis solution software. . To analyze data, descriptive statistics was used. Further to examine the relationship of selected kinematic variables with performance of Gathering phase in In-swing bowling, Pearson’s Product Correlation Moment was used. To test the hypothesis the level of significance was set at 0.05. The above statistical technique was analyzed by using SPSS version 15. Results: The results have shown the values of coefficients of correlation of selected angular kinematics variables at gather phases in In-Swing Performance Knee joint (Left), Hip Joint (Left) & Elbow Joint (Left) in In-Swing. Conclusion: Knee joint (Left), Hip Joint (Left) & Elbow Joint (Left) have positive contribution on the performance of in-swing bowling at gather phase. This might be attributed to the fact that every good bowler tried to generate maximum force by coiling the body segments towards the centre of gravity so left knee joint (front), left hip joint (front) and left elbow joint were played important role.