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What bones muscles and antagonistic pairs are used when playing a back foot punch in cricket

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Bones muscles used when playing a back foot punch in cricket are :-

  1. Agonist - The muscle that contracts (shortens).
  2. Antagonist Fixator - The muscle that relaxes (lengthens).
  3. Stabilise - The agonist muscle.

Antagonistic pairs used when playing a back foot punch in cricket are :-

  1. Biceps and triceps
  2. Quadricep and hamstrings.

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