A Difference in Heights and Weights between Right-Handed and Left-Handed Bowlers at Cricket
Richard B. Pollard
Abstract
Richard B. Pollard
Abstract
Right-handed pitchers have been shown to be significantly taller and heavier than left-handed pitchers. An analysis of 113 professional cricketers in England showed a similar difference between right-handed and left-handed bowlers. On average the right-handers were 1.05 in. taller and 8.30 lb. heavier than the left-handers, differences which were close to significance at the 5% level with this small n.
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Right-handed pitchers have been shown to be significantly taller and heavier than left-handed pitchers. An analysis of 113 professional cricketers in England showed a similar difference between right-handed and left-handed bowlers. On average the right-handers were 1.05 in. taller and 8.30 lb. heavier than the left-handers, differences which were close to significance at the 5% level with this small n.
Key concepts: Cricket, Left handed, Right handed, Significant difference, Psychology, Audiology, Mathematics, Medicine