Very good. Nice and relaxed. See what you've got here. Working the batsman over, you're just staying here. You have to make your way through. Nice and relaxed. It's up here around. Nice and relaxed. Don't worry about anything when we need it. Because that makes you rush more. Yeah, just nice and relaxed here. What's up, man? Whatever. Yeah, feels pretty good. Nice and relaxed. Good. Wow. Woo! See how quick that came off the pitch, do you? Beautiful. Welcome back. Beautiful. Yes, yes. And the more calm, the more calm, the relaxed you are, the more chance you've got it there. If you get, rush, we need a wicket, we need a wicket, come on, come on. That's when you might, but you'd be a bit round arm. You're too quick, you strides too big. Bowling is all about rhythm. And if you keep this nice calms through here, nice and relaxed, I'll get that arm up just a spiget, might. They won't play. Good, look at that. That drifted big too. That drifted too, did you see that? Yeah. Drifted big time. Very good. Very good. Nice, man. My flip-up? Yeah. No, I bowed my flip-up, so I click my fingers. I put it in there. So my flip-up would come out like this. So then I'd put these ones, I'd really only bow it with those two. I'd put that finger on there, just for, so it doesn't look so people would be harder to detect it. And that flip-up there, and then I'd really just use those two to do it. So coming out like this. I learned that you're on the end, you know, when the morning was used to do that. I did that last three or three years ago. Like five or six foot in here. Yeah, you get this stuff. Yeah, and like this. I learned that. There you go. I'm doing like what the back, when it looks like. If I bow one, can you just say it? Yeah, it's kind of easy, I don't know. But they're going to look pretty easy. Like the master goes, I'm sure. Going back, and someone in that, or back in that. How do you bow? That's it. What's that? Nothing that's too fast. Yeah, you're putting everything on the bow. You want to kick around the side, right? You can't kick the comes. Side, right? Yeah. That's it. You need to kick it in, isn't it? You might. That's brilliant, that's all I've had. That's gone. You might. That's what I'm doing. That's a little straight, though. It's hard. It's hard to get that completely opposite. When we've all leg-made that way, the foot-maker is that way. It's different. Takes a while. Here's the other thing. Every batsman that comes out to face you, will know that you've got a wrongen, a backspinner, and a leg spinner. And most batsmen don't want to be deceived, or not pick something that a leg spinner balls. So, when you bowl a leg-break, leg-break, leg-break, sometimes you bowl a little bit more overspin, sometimes you bowl a little bit more side-spin. The batsman goes, oh, is that him? Because you haven't bowed it for a while. Kick them guessing, just keep rolling your leg-brakes. You don't have to bowl a wrongen or a straight one. You haven't bowed one for a couple of those. Don't bowl it. Just keep, don't let them get off the strike. Just put one batsman down there the whole time. Because what'll happen if you keep bowling there? They play him, his play him, his block. Let one go, block. Jeez, how am I going to go? Strike it. They'll play a big shot. That's when he's throw that one a little bit wider, the big drive. Almost in. Just leg-break, leg-break, leg-break, and let them start to look at and go. I said, is that him? I said, is that him? I said, sure. Yeah. It's very good. He's been fighting with three over a good shade one. And he's been fighting with three over a good shade one. Then he's thinking, you know, I'm going to get out. We'll get out of the way, we'll get out of the way. That's why all the points he was doing, when he used to bowl full toss, or sometimes leg-break, two, leg-spin and two balls. Both. And he used to, oh! Yeah. And suddenly, did I make any mistake? Oh, he's just going. It's just a main again once in a lifetime. You go to play with the backers. And the other thing is, you used to get wickets with it because you go, block, block, block, I can't play it. I miss, I miss, block, oh, free ball. Try and get it, mate. Because they haven't got one for a while. I try and overheat it, that's how you get the wicket. Sure one wide. Oh, I know. Point. And if you get that shape again, then arm up your higher, relaxed here. Even if you are a little bit short outside the off-stum, the amount of times you're going to catch at the point because you get that extra bounce. You got back, oh, that's bounced on me. Point. Shoot.