Each cricketer has a distinct style and technique that distinguishes his or her strokes from those of other players. The goal of this research was to look at the cut shot, square cut shot, and PULL shot in terms of kinematic characteristics. The current research was confined to angular kinematic variables (angle at elbow joint) and linear kinematic variables (centre of gravity), the height of the back lift (stance), the height of contact with the ball (execution), and the distance are all kinematic variables in between the feet. Slow motion also aids in comprehending the action of specific areas of the body as well as early or late reactions during ball anticipation. As a consequence, the findings for the cut shot, square cut shot, and PULL shot demonstrated that the movement was typically supportive of the coaching literature, resulting in the use of the term "coaching literature." At the stage of stance, the height of the centre of gravity - The height of the ball's centre of gravity at the instant of impact (Execution) - Angle at joint during execution (left elbow)- Height of back lift during execution- Path

Kinematics, center of gravity, cut shot; square cut shot, pull shot, angle at joints, evaluation of technique, ball contact, etc.