Anatomy Of A Cricket. High joint torques can be created through counter rotation which is rotation of the upper trunk away from the direction that the ball is to be thrown. Optic lobes of brain.
Some cricket bowlers demonstrate hip abduction during a fast bowl as illustrated in figure 8 below. Biomechanics of cricket 1. Like all insects crickets have a three part body head thorax and abdomen six jointed legs and two antennae.
The stridulatory organ is located on the tegmen or fore wing which is leathery in texture a large vein runs along the centre of each tegmen with comb like serrations on its edge forming a file like structure and at the rear edge of the tegmen is a scraper.
Like all insects crickets have a three part body head thorax and abdomen six jointed legs and two antennae. As shown in the image below the cricket has the basic makeup similar to most insects. Chandrahas choudhury and nishant arora. Their body is covered with a hard exoskeleton.
