Problem: Article: Watch the ball starting from the bowler's hand and don't take your eyes off it as it travels down the pitch. Try to envision catching it at different possible angles as it comes towards you. Don't worry if you make mistakes. Let them go and refocus yourself on every new ball. Squat down with your weight on your toes and lean forward slightly with your hands on the ground. Face your palms forward towards the ball. This will allow you to come up under the ball and receive it at any speed. You won't know what the ball is going to do until it bounces. Stay down low until the ball bounces, then come up with it to catch it at the right height. This will help you avoid missing balls that roll low along the ground instead of bouncing up higher. Drive your head towards the ball when you have to dive for it and keep your fingers pointing down. This will allow your eyes and brain to process the best way to catch the ball. When you land after diving for a ball, straighten your elbow if it was a low catch. Bend your elbow, tuck it under your body, and roll for higher catches so you don't land on your elbow. You can practice your diving technique on a mattress at home or on mats at cricket practice to get it down. Use ramps that deflect balls at different angles and practice catching them at close range to improve your reaction times. Use tennis balls to make it even more difficult. If you want to focus more on your reaction speed, then train with faster throws. If you want to focus more on your catching technique, then train with slower throws. You can incorporate these training drills into each cricket practice or into your personal training sessions as well if you have a partner to help you.
Summary: Keep your eyes on the ball. Get in a strong, low position before each ball. Rise up from the crouching position only as the ball bounces. Lead with your head when diving. Practice catching with drills.

Problem: Article: You can send pictures and videos that you've previously taken or recorded on your device. This will display the pictures and videos that you've taken using your device's camera and that are stored on your device. You can send both pictures and saved videos. Two buttons will appear on the selected picture or video. When you have a picture selected and press the Pencil button, you'll be able to draw on the picture and add text. When you have a video selected and press the Pencil button, you'll be able to trim the video. Trimming video is currently only available on Android devices. Once you're satisfied, tap the "Send" button to send the picture or video to the conversation. It may take a little while to upload longer videos. If you're sending large videos, you may want to connect to a wireless network to avoid data usage.
Summary:
Open the conversation that you want to send a photo or video to. Tap the "Gallery" button. Tap the picture or video you want to send. Tap the "Pencil" button to draw on the picture or trim a video. Send the selected picture or video.