Friday 25 June - Last Batter Stands

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Today we’ll be revisiting our batting skills with the ‘Last Batter Stands’.

The aim of Last Batter Stands is to last as many balls as possible before losing your wicket. Think Jack Leach at  Headingley, Monty Panesar and James Anderson in Cardiff in the 2009 Ashes or Bell, Prior and Graham Onions mammoth efforts in Cape Town in 2010.

On Friday we'll be sharing the final video from Heather Knight. She'll be sharing her top tips for being the last batter standing.

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