One-handed catch to win the championship, a breakdown
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2023
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“An old man dressed as a British person” had me dying 😂😂😂
Is that Jake? You can’t tell me that’s not Jake
Huh?
Still can’t believe the Seahawks didn’t run the ball.
Win!! 😂😂😂
HAHAHA! OMG. That has to be the best comment on this message. How long is this cricket love affair going to go on anyway? Marshawn Lynch doesn't play cricket so... WTF are we doing here?
"They say come on instead of let's go." What kind of shit is that? There's no excuse for that. Whoever says come on should be ashamed of themselves.
Same, what a dumb play honestly
Too many skittles
@@ttgamer9416 They would have won.
For someone who only started following cricket recently, I'm amazed at how quickly Jomboy has learned how to read the game (like the back-of-the-hand release for slower balls).
Jomboy lived in Australia for a couple years when he was a 10yo kid so he has some background.
Yeah, he didn't just start. He teaches us Americans who did just start
It's almost as if a sports analyst is better at understanding sports than you 😅
Oh yeah, I forgot about his time in Australia. Still, it's impressive how quickly he's picked up on nuances; I imagine the baseball knowledge complements the learning curve.
Not every bowl that turns is a 12 6 curve...ugh..Jamboy needs to learn reverse swing, leg spin, off spin, doosra, googly. Google all these terns dude 😊
As a cricket loving Aussie it's amazing to see all these mostly American (I guess) fans you are getting into the game
Your breakdowns are fantastic Jomboy. The breakdown you did of the stumping in The Ashes was better than anything we had cover it here.
Also, side note, I've always wanted to get into baseball and your videos were really what helped to understand all the technical side to it.
Keep it up, great content as always!
I went to the MLC game in Grand Prairie, Texas tonight. Thanks to your videos and others, I was able to understand most of what was going on.
What was the atmosphere like?
@@dienkonig33 great atmosphere, lots of drums, and "chirping" noises
Welcome to the World of Real Cricket 🥳🙏☺
I've started following the England and Wales Cricket Board and the MLC TH-cam channels and I am addicted to cricket like crack. Thank you, Jomboy!
Watch the 20/20 games mate in Aus the big bash you won't be disappointed not on till later in the year
@@harlowmcfly96 I'm not sure we can get it without having like, ESPN42. Unfortunately all the programming here is 15 different talk shows about freedom football. At best, the international programming we can get is from the UK. Finding rugby, Aussie rules, cricket, is an absolute fucking nightmare.
@@2639theboss cricket is p easy to pirate and find streams for. if that's yoru only option then that's your only option.
@@2639theboss - Willow cricket - around $15 per month when I was last subscribed
That's awesome to hear as a diehard cricket fan!
I have watched more cricket and learned more about cricket on Jomboy than anywhere else in my life and I love it.
The wicket at 2:38 is bowled by a ‘leg-spinner’ hence the reason why it bounces and spins towards the leg-side. That will be his stock ball. There’s lots of different styles of bowling but you can break it down to spinners and pace bowlers (in its most simple form) Sam Curran, who bowled it out of the back of his hand for the wicket, is a pace bowler and that was a variation. Like a 2-seamer pitcher with a great 12-6. Hope that helps!
He is a leg spinner and that was a leg break delivery, but for opposite reason. Spin is named in the direction it comes from rather than going to when bowled to a right handed batsman, so leg spin turns from leg to off when bowled to a right handed batsman. It's just in this case the batsman is left handed that it turns into him
Can I say, as an Aussie, who’s grown up playing baseball but obviously cricket is THE national sport here- Jimmy has done an amazing job of using the ‘correct’ cricket terms “ball”, boundary, batsmen and knowing what a 4 and a 6 is, a “direct hit on the stumps” etc
Well done.
This is the best Cricket Commentary I've ever heard, and I've been watching it for over 50 years.
Jomboy is singlehandedly turning me into a cricket fan. Legendary breakdown.
I am excited for Major Leauge Cricket. And the fact that I am saying that is 100% only because you have bridged the gap between cricket and baseball for me. Living in Ireland and Scotalnd 10 years ago. I never understood this game.
It was just bad timing. Both Ireland and Scotland play to a really high level internationally now.
Been watching MLC having never really watched cricket outside of warehouse BiP before, expected to be in it for the big sixes but the fielding and bowling had been the real highlight. de Kock’s catch to end the game against the Unicorns was insane.
That's an important comment - people think T20 is all just sixes but good bowling and fielding strategy/execution can play a big role too.
Happy that People watch MLC other than those who already lived with Cricket.. Welcome to the Club 🥳
You will never get a feel for real cricket by watching the T20 game and it is a big advantage to have played as a youngster and to have been coached correctly. Sixes are to cricket what a HR is to baseball (but more are hit) and in the non wham-bam variant there are real strategies and as many skills that are simply not a part of T20.
@@flamingfrancisunfortunately not everybody has 5 days or even 8 hours to watch a Test match or ODI. T20 is the best thing in that situation.
t20 is cricket bro. @@flamingfrancis
No one does a breakdown like Jomboy specially the cricket ones
I’m from Barbados and played cricket in primary school. That’s probably why I’m a baseball fan today. Cricket is an awesome sport.
Jomboy has single-handedly revitalized my excitement for cricket. Great stuff as always
That tongue transition was a thing of beauty
Petition to get Jomboy on TMS for at least a session during the next Ashes test 🙌
Where do I sign?
This! ⬆️
We need an Oval test vlog
Jomboy, I love your enthusiasm for all sports. I'm a Canadian who worked in international development and knew nothing about cricket until I went to Sri Lanka when the country was hosting the World Cup. It took me a long time to learn the rules of the game but I learned to love it after a time, although it's as slow as baseball, maybe even slower but some of the athleticism is astounding and if the match is close it can be very exciting. You conveyed that in your review of this match. Well done.
ODI will look slow for New Fans..
I recommend only T20 until u understand the game ☺
Damn, Cricket seems pretty tight. I don't know what tf is really happening but, the passion is obvious. Radical
Greetings from the UK! I became a casual viewer of your channel a few years ago when I started to get into baseball. I'm loving your recent cricket content and it warms my heart that you're helping to expose this wonderful sport to a new audience, just as you helped expose the great sport of baseball to me. Keep up the great work!
The USA is going to have the best cricket team in the world in 144 years and they will pull these videos up as the reason we even started playing it.
Bro is a time traveller
It would help with your knowledge of cricket in the USA by visiting USA Cricket.
I wish Jomboy would breakdown something iI did at work with this much enthusiasm
Send in a video of you jumping around and screaming "let's go" after you file your tps report. He might do a lip reading.
Another must go-to for world cricket breakdown Jimmy! These are so good! Those two cutest shots (aside from the improvised ramp shot) are classic late cuts, perfectly executed. It's a difficult shot that almost disappeared from the game for a while but it's back again and I'm loving it.
Oh and the catch that wasn't I'd have given out. As long as fingers are underneath the ball, which they were, then it's definitely out. Seems like third umps fail to remember the grass isn't infinitely short - it grows up above the ground so it's very possible in fact to have fingers under the ball while it's below the tips of the blades of grass.
It is the case from 2d image you can’t tell either way the tech isn’t good enough
These breakdowns are the best, I'm a huge baseball fan but you've gotten me into cricket now!
I love coming back to your Channel after a month and catching up on all the videos I missed.
Thanks for the cricket breakdowns, Jimmy. Love 'em
Great vid! Wish I could watch more cricket! And when are you going to start covering kabaddi? ;)
Thank you for the breakdowns Jim!
Love this cricket content! Big hype for Ashes Test #4 tomorrow!!
MLC, Asia Cup, Asian Games, World Cup ->Looks like I can get a lot of Jomboy cricket commentry in the next few months.
Best Cricket coverage, this side of the Thames.
if you get me addicted to cricket i'll never forgive you, i only have so much time
That last out was like Kyle Tucker's catch against my Angels the other day. Brutal
This is the most I’ve ever understood cricket. Thanks Jomboy!!!
I enjoy cricket content
love that cricket shit
Loving the cricket content!
Amazing vid guys
Love the cricket coverage
Excellent stuff Jimmy.
LOVE Jomboy's take on cricket! So refreshing and such enthusiam for the sport. Get him a spot on TMS !! 😅😅
Great video, another cool thing was In the semi final, twin brothers Jamie and Craig Overton played against each other on opposite teams. One of them actually caught the other out to get his wicket as well
Awesome highlights love the 12/6 bowl breakdown that is some nasty stuff
Old man dressed like a British dude nailed it! You can't convince me he isn't!
Love seeing the slo-mo release from the bowlers. Makes me want to see if tunneling and other baseball concepts have cricket equivalences.
A few of the grips in cricket have been influenced by baseball. In fact I have a close up of a cricket bowler delivering an adapted knuckleball on my channel. I don't know about tunneling but you do get mapping where each bowler gets their balls to bounce.
the Jomboy commentary makes cricket even better.
Jomboy, I was there for the whole day, although we were 8 pints deep, the catch at the end was genuinely magical
The one at 2:43, the dude's in front of 95% of the stumps. How does that get through for a wicket?
Tip of the cap.
Insane amounts of spin, and movement through the air, to deceive the batter.
It's called leg spin. Ball turns from right to left. So the batter here is trying to hit against the direction of turn, which helps create the gap for the ball to sneak through.
For a spinner we call the movement drift (sideways) and dip (when it drops from topspin like a 12-6) and we have flight (when they bowl it a bit more loopy to allow for more drift, used a lot to get the batsman to try and smash it for 6 and beat them with the movement in the air). Then once it bounces its spin. For a fast bowler it's just swing then either seam or cut after its bounced (typically cut is when it's intentionally bowled or for a large movement where as seam is a little deviation). The "12-6" the fast bowler bowled is a slower ball. The exact same as a breaking ball in baseball. Gets them swinging out in front and can have some variation on the bounce
Ramp shot was the cutest
Not sure if anyone else has already explained this but, the championship game spin bowler is bowling LEG spin. The ball comes out of the pinky side of your hand and spins towards your less dominant hand. A bowler spinning it the other way bowls OFF spin. The ball comes out index finger side and spins back towards your dominant hand. Hope that helps. Really enjoy your cricket breakdowns!
Persons who know both sports will temm you that the release action of a leg spinner has been used in baseball A HOF LAD pitcher named Fernando Valensuela was famous for his "screwball" in the 1980's. Throwing at the velocity he did was detrimental to the length of his career.
No mention of the best part of finals day and the mascot race?
So a small distition:
I heard you call Sam Curran & Ish Sohdi's bowling both similar to a 12-6 curve ball while yes it's back of the hand it needs to be considered that Sam Curran was bowling a "Slow Ball" because he is a pace bowler & with Ish Sohdi his style of spin bowling is called leg spin which is predominantly out the back of the hand
A well pitched 12/6 curve ball is more often thrown with the typical "overhand " curve ball action.
I think the second bowler you’re talking about is a spinner, just looked like a leg break to me not a slower ball, but I could be wrong
You're right. Ish sodhi is a leg spinner for New Zealand
You should sometimes review MLC matches. Would be good to see cricket being promoted through your channel in the US. I started watching baseball highlights on youtube because of your videos. Love from India, man.
You really make the joy for competition apparent.
Never expected to see my very own Hampshire Hawks on this channel, great to see your interest my dude
Before jomboy
Never watched baseball, never watched cricket
After jomboy
Still don't watch baseball or cricket
But watch every damn breakdown.
Yep. I'm here for the lip reading 🤣
You got to do a video of Allen for San Francisco getting out in an embarrassing way against Seattle in the MLC.
I’m a lifelong Seattle Orcas fan but watching San Francisco throw that away was embarrassing
Just to be precise Jimmy, Sam Curran's ball is called a slower ball and its done by a fast baller, its disguised as a fast and straight one, often a yorker, but because its slower and comes out of the back of the hand its stays lower. On the other hand, Ish Sodi is a leg spinner(ball spin from right to left if thrown by a right hander) so the back wrist movement you see is his usual routine, while for Curran its just a disguise. As you can see Sodhi's skids quickly straight while coming drifting from the left.
Jomboy is awesome 😂😂😂...
We have to talk about that eye roll at 4:34... That might be top 5 eye rolls of all time. He low key could actually see the replay in his brain
4:40 Sorry, Jomboy. Semantics and lawyering in cricket coming from a baseball fan! 😆🤣
Took me until 5 minutes in to notice Jimmy’s face was moving the whole time like a progress bar
YEAH CRICKET
Hey so i understand the rules and concept but can some hardcore cricket fan explain some of the strategy to me? Like how do they decide where to stand? and does the batsman just try to hit in where theyre not? Thanks!
Most players have scoring patterns to balls of a particular height/speed/line. There are two lines of thinking - trying to get outs and trying to stop the rate of scoring. Placing guys close in will get you more catches but is risky because if it goes past them you concede more runs.
And yeah generally the batsmen try to hit gaps but to certain bowlers that can be difficult.
@lawrenceeverglade7493 Nice. Fielder placement is all part of the bowling team setting and springing traps on the batter. Like 2 balls in a row tight into their ribs, cramping up their swing. Then a lovely juicy hittable one right in the batters favorite spot, but bowled a fraction slower so they're too far through the shot when the ball gets to them. Skied up for a catch. Maybe. Runs are cheap and outs are rare, so bowlers are usually happy to leak a few runs before getting the batter out.
@@Nizzleson
3 Formats of Cricket:
1) Test Cricket - lasts 5 days, played with RED ball (90 overs a day; both teams bat 2 times alternating) [Domestic red ball matches called First Class cricket]
2) One Day Int'l (ODI) Cricket - lasts 8-9 hours; played with WHITE ball, 50 overs a side [Domestic 50 over matches called List A cricket]
3) T20I Cricket - lasts ~3-4hours; WHITE ball, 20 overs a side [Domestic/Franchise 20 over matches called T20 cricket]
An over consists of 6 balls (Pitches?). So, 20 overs means 120 legal deliveries. There's concept of extras - No Balls, Wides, etc. (leaving those out here)
A decent score in T20 would be something like 150 - IFF conditions of the pitch and the outfield aren't too favorable to either side.
There are total 10 wickets, and if your team is out before they are able to bat for the full quota of overs - consider those remaining overs wasted.
These were some basic info off the top of my head.
P.S. Field placements are tough to comprehend if you are new to cricket. Even I find it tough sometimes. 😂
Hope you enjoy this amazing sport!
@@Nizzleson "Runs are cheap and outs are rare, so bowlers are usually happy to leak a few runs before getting the batter out." -- well said. This is cricket and strategically this is the first way to think differently compared to baseball. Especially in the longer formats of the game.
Fielding positions are decided by the captain in conjunction with the bowler, the type of bowling, the condition of the ball (the leather and seam progressively wear out and in tests the same ball must be used for 80 six ball overs until you are eligible to take a new one) the weather and state of the pitch AND how the game is progressing. To make it even more complex in limited overs cricket there are rules depending on the number of overs bowled which require fielders to be inside the circle which denotes catching and run saving positions.
Generally speaking, if the pitch is bouncy and fast, and maybe the weather is overcast and there's high humidity, the bowling will be fast, the ball will move around more in the air and off the pitch and that will entice the batter to play at a good delivery which gets an edge through to the keeper(catcher) or one of the players next to the keeper in the slips cordon and "gully". That would be a very attacking field.
If the pitch is very flat, the bowlers are often slower and then the fielding positions will attempt to slow down the flow of runs to maybe frustrate the batter into making a rash shot .... perhaps to hit over the field, mis-hit it and get caught near the boundary rope.
The fielding positions can be anything from within a few feet of the batters to right on the boundary rope; usually there's a combination of catching in close, single run saving in the 25-35 yard circle around the pitch and 4 saving positions right on the boundary fence/rope... cutting a good shot down to a 1 or 2 rather than a 4 or 6.
Here are some positions to look up apart from bowler and keeper .. in an anti-clockwise direction from the keeper on the "off-side" .. slips, gully, backward point, point, cover-point, cover, extra cover, mid off then the bowler. Continuing round that inner circle on the "on-side" AKA "leg-side" you have mid on, mid wicket, square leg, backward square leg, leg gully and back to the keeper again.
There is no hard or fast rule as to where these positions are .. they can be "deep" mid-on for example closer to the boundary or "silly" mid-on which is as you'd expect right in front of the batsman and likely to be in danger if a big shot is hit.
Then around the boundary again anti-clockwise ... "3rd man", Deep Backward Point, Deep point.. a Sweeper, deep cover, deep extra cover, long off, long on, deep mid-wicket, deep square leg and deep fine leg/long leg.
There are even more rarer positions than those, but only 9 players apart from the bowler are allowed to occupy any of those positions ... it's like a game of chess - you have a strategy and use combinations of those positions to attack/defend depending on the state of the game (PHEW!). That's what makes cricket so interesting... there's LOADS happening but the T20 and One Day formats are less complex and easier to watch and appreciate for new fans of the sport. Cheers and enjoy our game - the more you watch and understand, the more you'll love it - that's a promise.
You and a a few of my Indian friends have me loving cricket and I have no dang clue whats happening!
Jomboy can you review buddy franklins 1000th goal in the AFL?
Think you would have a great laugh on the breakdown of peoples faces 😂
There’s a section in the description for breakdown suggestions if you want to be sure he sees it
Also funny hearing you say 'championship' game, that's the domestic four day competition (like test cricket), we call it the 'final' :) but most of your terminology is absolutely spot on
Love how you're getting into cricket! Only very slight pedantic point was that you got the teams mixed up on the winning play of the tournament. Essex are batting, not bowling. Everything else is nailed on! The 12-6 curve comparison, we just call a slower ball 👍
Which he corrected ten seconds later.
Ish Sodhi, the somerset bowler, was bowling whats called leg spin, turns right to left off the pitch, very difficult to control
"It's not out" LOL
We could use some more ‘Cutest hits’ compilations. Great sound effects
MLC have started Jomboy
5:10 .. lmfao!
We gunna get a breakdown of the mascot race controversy?
The back of the hand 12/6 curveball is called a googly.
The one at 3:00 is a regular leg-break.
Oh my mistake, I was actually refering to the one at 2:00, but I`ll bow to your better knowledge.
In all 23 years of my life I’ve never enjoyed cricket besides this video lmao
The back of the hand bowling is called a slow ball.
Shit I think I like cricket better over baseball solely on the fact that they field with out gloves.
They also don’t chuck like pitchers which is frowned upon and is illegal because it’s considered easy to do.Cricketers generate the same pace without bending their arms
If you're looking for more diving catches, see the AUDL (ultimate frisbee) playoff highlights happening now
The "old man dressed as a British person" is actually how umpires dressed until about 20 years ago. They then introduced different styles and colours depending on the format of the game
Do the wickets spark like that when hit with the ball or did you add that effect?
It's automatic, they light up when the circuit is broken
EDIT: the circuit being contact between the bails on top and the stumps holding them up.
They have lights in them. They're designed to light up when the bails (the things sitting on top) are removed. As the other reply said, there is a circuit broken when they are removed which causes them to light up
@@DNeonLamp thanks!
@@amireallythatgrumpy6508 thanks!
man i wish you said "an itialian" when you cut to the luigis
Do you have to let the ball bounce before you can hit it?
No. Sometimes a ball slips out of the hand and doesn't bounce. Those can be much easier to hit.
Having a strike zone light would be so much better than an umpire.
The Dalmatian’s a Leafs fan!
Jomboy will have single-handedly made cricket in the USA
The Blast is just the aperitif for the Hundred
it looked as though the ball also hit the ground in that game ending catch as well... sus!
Fuck yeah cricket
Not bothered, when Australia and England have been pounding each other with short-pitch bowling in real hard-ass cricket. That would make a much better breakdown.
Cool but can you make videos about US cricket
"..........bye"
pretty sure its a catch, so long as your fingers are underneath the ball. So, if such is the case, and then the ball continues to touch the ground somewhat afterwards, its still a catch. The ashes one was weird and stupid -as he caught it, he then used it to stable himself as he was falling to the ground. Thus, supposedly, there was an insufficient distinction between the two motions of catching and grounding the ball.
T 20 is fun. Lot's of action and only a couple of hours long for those with a short attention span.... ;)
To be fair “let’s go!!!” Is becoming a lot more popular over here now instead of “come on”!
How good is sport? Its the best!
My hope is that through Jomboy, Cricket becomes America's biggest sport. And that American Cricket becomes a world wide powerhouse!
It will never become America’s biggest sport, but even if it becomes the 5th or 6th most popular sport in the US in the far future, that will be great for American cricket…
@@theamesavenue9834 I was just making a wee joke. Though I would love it if Cricket did catch on here in some capacity.