The "How to Train?" topic (part 2)

[Jim]

Agree with Smiddie Here, a couple levels of fielding then AR training and look at reasonable batting. Then go pure bowling/tech from there

[KeepItCool]

A couple of general questions: typically how much batting should one train on a bowler if the idea is to make him a decent lower order bat and not a proper AR? And what is a good time to do it? Early on or once you get him to a certain level on the bowling front?

Specifically, I have an OBB RM with Finisher talent in my affiliate team ...but his batting is only at Poor. Is it worth working on it at all to get some juice out of the talent or just let it go? My academy is lavish.

http://www.fromthepavilion.org/player.h ... Id=1763850 (skills revealed)

[KeepItCool]

Thanks guys

[Chaisa]

OK, I have a couple of potential problems:

Add this player to your bookmarks Inner Western Wombats >> 92. Cornal Brits >> Details
Player Info
17 years | 27,825 rating | $976 wage (5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Right arm Medium
Talents Gifted (Keeping), Seam Specialist
Nationality Zimbabwe Zimbabwe
Form average
Fatigue rested
Experience dreadful
Captaincy average
Skills Summary
Batsman ordinary
Bowler ordinary
Keeper poor
Allrounder ordinary
Notes
Skills
Batting poor Endurance ordinary
Bowling average Technique reasonable
Keeping poor Power ordinary
Fielding reasonable

Add this player to your bookmarks Inner Western Wombats >> 66. Brian Letwaba >> Details
Player Info
18 years | 28,951 rating | $1,326 wage (5.5% discount)
Right hand batsman | Right arm Medium
Talents Safe Hands, Bouncer
Nationality Zimbabwe Zimbabwe
Form capable
Fatigue revived
Experience poor
Captaincy poor
Skills Summary
Batsman ordinary
Bowler average
Keeper poor
Allrounder average
Notes
Skills
Batting poor Endurance ordinary
Bowling capable Technique average
Keeping poor Power ordinary
Fielding capable

The main issue is that their skills don't quite match up to their skill summaries....why is this the case? Have I been training them wrong or....?