Normative adductor squeeze test values in Indian women cricketers and its correlation with body mass index

Khare, Divya; Datey, Latika; Sathe, Abhinav

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“…In bowling, the groin injuries are following a sudden acceleration or deceleration movement while running at a high speed such as during fast bowling run-up or during delivery stride. Moreover, in batting, when playing a ball in defense with front foot action, it places a very high stretch on groin and adductor muscles [10] . Groin pull also occurs while trying to run and get hit by the ball due to slow reaction time etc [11] .…”

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“…Any groin injuries during the matches or in season can be debilitating for the cricketers. Any adductor strain that is treated improperly can become chronic and further barrier to the career and play [10] . In modern days cricket become very fast its need wellconditioned sportsperson, who must possess the muscular strength and endurance, speed, agility, balance, flexibility, cardio respiratory endurance, etc.…”

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Effect of hip adductor strengthening on performance in young male cricket players

Cholaviya¹,

Shah²

2022

Int. J. Phys. Educ. Sports Health

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Cricket is a dynamic sport in which muscle strength, agility and aerobic capacity play vital role in sports performance. Weak hip adductor muscles are an intrinsic risk factor for groin injuries so this study evaluated effect of hip adductor strengthening on performance in cricketers. Methodology: 30 Young male cricketers included in the study. Group A and Group B was given routine cricket training programme and Group A was given additionally hip adductor strengthening programme. Results: Intragroup comparison showed statistically significant improvements in Vertical jump, Agility T-Test and 20-m Multistage shuttle run test in the both groups (p<0.05). Between group comparison showed statistically significant difference in Vertical jump (p<0.05), while no statistically significant difference in Agility T-Test and 20-m Multistage shuttle run test (p>0.05). Conclusion: Hip adductor strengthening and routine cricket training programme both are effective but hip adductor strengthening had added effect on improving performance in young male cricket players.

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