1500 Net Bowlers for ICC 2015 Cricket World Cup

Matthew Hayden bats in the ICC Net Bowler program

With the Cricket World Cup 2015 starting soon, the coordinators are finding around 1500 net bowlers to help teams for training, reports Ibnlive. Previous Australian opener and two time World Cup victor Matthew Hayden will be handpicking them in the 'Net Bowler' program that is propelled at the Alan Border Field in Brisbane on Tuesday.

"It's going to be truly a test to discover enough bowlers who are readied to surrender their time to help the World Cup groups hone," Harnden, Chief official of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 Local Organizing Committee said in a media discharge on Thursday.

Talking on the criticalness of net bowlers, the previous Chennai Super Kings' star Hayden said: "Net bowlers infrequently get any open distinguishment yet they are fundamental for a batsman's planning. The World Cup needs an enormous number of these extremely exceptional volunteers and I know the coordinators need to do all that they can to make it an extraordinary experience for them".

"For some, it will be an ideal experience to bowl at the world's best batsmen," he included.

The chose bowlers will be given an authority World Cup preparing uniform, an extraordinary token of the competition and two match tickets for each one practice session in which they participate. The worldwide occasion is planned to begin on February 14 with the co-has New Zealand assuming Sri Lanka, the runner-ups of the last version.