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I'm Australian, and I've been watching cricket for years, and this is the first time I actually understand the rules. 😂
We hope , cricket will be on of the most popular sports in America ,America is a sports lover country and cricket is a great and entertaining sport
My cousin is married to Ian Botham. He could bowl, and bat.
His good friend, Viv Richards, is my childhood favourite, however. He was brilliant and exciting with the bat.
How cricket is famous in uk?..is it or not?
A very old English game, older than the nation of America itself. 🇬🇧🇺🇸
Also a dying game in England
Under 20 no one in England ever heard of cricket
@@jasonhordan That's an absolute lie, most people in the UK know of cricket even kids. 🇬🇧
@@jasonhordan I'm in college and there was literally a conversation about cricket the other day
@@samuelpinder1215 idiot that game is only played within rich private schools. Only 12 % of the schools play cricket. Nobody gives a f about cricket specially in London or Manchester like big cities
@@jasonhordan old trafford is one of the most iconic venues in cricket. This also is far from a private school
Check out the best spin bowler that has ever lived Shane Warne. This is a slower style of bowling however it has a lot of spin. What he can do with a ball is amazing. Unfortunately he passed away earlier this year. RIP Warnie.
I met him once and got his autograph. Truly one of the all time greats of cricket. So sad he died so young.
I second this request. Shane Warne best spin bowler ever. He was an Australian test cricketer and he sadly passed this year unexpectedly at only 52 years of age.
Too bad he never batted for a ton. Got close - 99.
@@simongleaden2864 I met him once playing junior state cricket (was bowling leg spin). He came to visit us in the nets and I was mega star struck. He was a genuine guy and all the kids loved him.
Wasnt he the cheating nonce
This sport is played in many countries. We used to play in the backyard or on the beach or at the park. It is great
The greatest sports ever !! I wish the United States played!! It’s the second biggest supported game in the world!! Your grasping it basics brother!! There are so intricacies in my beloved game!! I played for my city (Sheffield boys) Michael Vaughn was my captain who went on to become captain of England!! Peaceout 🇬🇧🇺🇸
There is a video by an American, using Baseball analogies to explain Cricket; it is Cricket for American Baseball Fans.
The smartest American I have ever seen who got it so easily 👏
Wearing any colour other than white is “Just not cricket”.
I never thought I would see the day when cricket would RETURN to American shores, after more than a century and a half hiatus. Now the entire Anglosphere will be playing it. I don't think it will ever be as popular as baseball, but we gotta start(or continue) somewhere. Its good to see the United States joining Canada and the British Caribbean or West Indies islands in making North American cricket possible! Howzat!
It never actually left, but it did go into serious decline.
Brendan McCullen from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Baseball has very few runs and lots of outs, Cricket has lots or runs and very few outs. So the crowd celebrations are in reverse.
Home run, baseball crowd goes crazy, cricket batter gets out, cricket crowd goes crazy. Batters can score as many runs as they like until the fielding team gets them out, so they can be on the field for many hours.
Please do not explain cricket to anyone I beg😭
😂
Oh the Irony. Baseball is the very epitome of hitting a ball with a long stick!
I meant come on, A baseball bat is round and a stick is round. 🙂
Each time someone is out they cant come back
So the most wickets for one team is 10 (the 11th player cannot bat alone)
Baseball hasn't evolved, cricket has!!
And its the second biggest sport on the planet...
Hello, Are you know American National cricket team qualify to 2023 world cup qualifier competition.
Cricket is day by day grow all over the world 💓🏏🏏🏏💓
Liked your enthusiasm and how you picked up the basics. There's a few things he missed out and would suggest you also watch a video by Ninh "the rules of cricket"who explains it similarly but with a bit more essential detail. As far as I aware the first ever international match was between the USA and Canada ( according to Mr google anyway) which is funny now as neither nation are known as cricketing countries today.
That was the first match between 2 countries in any sport
They are both members of the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Cricket explained for baseball fans is much better!
Who made cricket? The same folks that made soccer baseball, the list goes on... answer = England, golf however was Scotland
Something else to consider... When talking about an "over", they are referring to how many balls thrown. Each over is 6 balls. One day cricket being 50 overs means 50 sets of 6 each side. Bowlers change ends after each over and a new bowler is bowls. A bowler is not allowed to bowl 2+ overs in succession.
He mentioned that the first international game was in 1844, but forgot to say that it was between.... wait for it... The US and Canada! And was played in New York!
By all measures, the US will love cricket - and with Major League Cricket starting this year in the US, here's hoping it just grows and grows. The best game in the world!!
Plus, although most cricket fans around the world will cheer their home team, the most important thing for fans is to watch a good game!
I like how the vid being watched says "there's eleven different ways to be out" and then it goes on to only mention four of the ways. 🤣
The commonest 'out' in cricket is actually 'caught' by some distance, I don't know why they say it is bowled; any cricketer knows the truth!
You do not get points within a game for the 'outs' you get; but you do reduce the batting sides ability to score runs.
The very first game of cricket between two nations was in 1844. And the surprise is that the game was between the USA and Canada and was played in New York. Canada won but the Americans won the return match a few months later in Canada. Cricket was quite popular in the USA until WW1. There was a fairly big club based scene on the east coast mainly in Boston NY Baltimore and Philadelphia. It was decided not to play during the war and the game fell away never to recover.
Its greatest strength is its cultural and racial diversity; whites, blacks, browns; Hindus, Moslems, Buddhists, Christians all play for their different countries, and these rivalries among the best nations add a great deal - England, Australia, South Africa, India, Sri lanka, Pakistan, West Indies and Bangladesh are the strongest teams and there are exceptional individual players from other countries.
If you want a measure of how popular the game is, Virat Kohli the Indian batsman has more followers on social media than the 5 most popular NBA players put together.
Cricket is extremely ancient sport, form which baseball is originated from , it has played in the modern day USA aswell before baseball ever introduced, it has played in the 16th century where the Modern day Manhattan is build
Cricket was first played almost a century before baseball so we can say that baseball is just a copy of cricket without long 6 sticks which we call wicket...
That's the fact..It's cricket without stick not baseball with long sticks.. So do not compare..
don bradman is the best cricketer of all time
Bhuvan is best cricketer of all time he single handedly manage to save his whole village from teen guna lagaan
The first ever international cricket match was played in the United States in the 1800's bet United States vs Canada.
There are 9 ways to get out + retired hurt, other than Stumped - which is very similar to run out; the others are mostly technical and very rare, one has never happened in international cricket. There are different formats of cricket, in international cricket (country v country) there is T20 (lasts about 3 hours) One day (3 x 2 hour sessions last about 7 hours) and Test Cricket (up to 5 days of 3x2 hour sessions). There is no one best player, there are batters, fast bowlers, pace bowlers, spin bowlers, wicket keepers, all rounders. Best pace bowler by international wickets taken, is James ‘Jimmy’ Anderson, still playing at the top level age 40 - ‘go Jimmy, Jimmy!’
Good Reaction, My Friend but there is more to learn.
A match can last for 20 Overs(not explained here) An "Over" is 6 successive balls bowled by the same bowler to the other end of the ground. Then, from the other end of the ground, another bowler then bowls 6 balls. So this match is 6 x 20 Overs =120 Balls and, as said, the side with the most runs wins. This lasts a few hours. An all-day match is 50 Overs each i.e. 300 Balls and a TEST Match( between Countries like England/India/Pakistan/Australia) Lasts....READY.....FIVE DAYS😀
Except an over isn't always 6 balls in the new Hundred format. Cricket is constantly changing.
If you want to understand the game, you must watch more matches. Cricket is so fascinating that you get immersed in it every minute. That is why it has a large fan base and is considered a religion in some countries - A cricket addict
@@srilavu Been watching since The England team of around 1963 with Batsmen like Boycott/Edrich/Graveney/Barrington/Cowdrey and Ted Dexter:)
If you ever wonder what Cricket is.
It's like Baseball but you have a Larger Bat, you hit the ball in a different angle as it bounces once.
There is only 2 bases and both batters run with each other at the same time without going back to the dugout.
The batters ONLY go to the dugout if they get out.
Once you are out, you don't get to bat again unless if they are playing a 5 day Test Match which they only get two opportunities to bat in the longer version of the game.
A team can either bat for their entire 20 or 50 overs if they are playing the short form of the game, or the entire team can bat during the course of 2 to 3 days in a 5 Day Test Match if they last that long.
The is NO mercy rule.
cricket is far more complex compared to baseball, there are 3 versions of cricket, test matches are the real deal, 2 innings each can last 5 days, one day cricket is 50 overs each over 1 day and the baseball simpleton version for those with no attention span is t20 cricket 20 overs each
there is no best cricketer they all have different roles, check out viv richards for batting, shane warne for spin bowling, curtly ambrose for fast bowling, adam gilchrist for batting also, there are plenty of other greats
I am a lifelong fan of cricket (I'm 70+) but I will state here that at professional level baseball is mind-bogglingly complicated in terms of the situations that can occur. You would need to be a real devotee to be able to interpret a lot of match situations in baseball.
I was trying to understand the rules of Baseball in my school days.. But i could not understand... Cricket is an emotions.. Best Sport in the world after football... Cricket is going to be a number 1 sports in the world.. USA hosting cricket world cup T20 format, joint venture with West Indies..lots of money here...thats why big devoloped countries like USA, Saudi Arabs, UAE.. they invests in cricket..
The commonest way to get out in cricket is caught; it is more common than every other way put together, at most levels of cricket.
I dont know how it is difficult to hit some thing that you can see like a wicket in Cricket than an imaginary space in Baseball.
Baseball just comes from teh game of rounders that little girls play in junior school
This dude said cricket is just baseball with a long stick lol. Cricket was invented long before baseball, it was cricket that inspired the creation of baseball. Cricket is such a beautiful sport to watch and way more entertaining than baseball.
I wish that the West Indies hadn't fallen off because back in the day they were easily the most powerful cricket team
I fell in love with cricket watching the West Indies during the 80s. I'm English.
@@darrenwilson99 Australia or England vs West Indies was the best
@@derpyderp1998 80s West Indies, 90s Australia. Two amazing sides. Spent day one and two at Edgbaston this weekend. Lots of booze, lots of singing. At 49 years old, it was hard work. Still recovering.
@@darrenwilson99 I may be 24m but I don't think I'll ever get a tattoo, drink or have any kids
@@darrenwilson99 water for the win
The most common way of getting out in cricket is by being caught, and that is by a big margin.
In 'backyard' cricket any hit over the fence is OUT and whoever hit it has to go and get the ball!
Especially if it landed in a cow pat
He may have been the best batsman but surely the best "cricketer" would have been an all-rounder !.
It was war at the highschool cricket nets. We'd have a batter in the nets with no pads on with garbage bin as stumps and dudes bowling at you with hard leather ball bowling bouncers at your head with no helmet on. When ball missed and hit back of net then throw ball over back of net where about 50 dudes jump in the air to score the ball with pushing and shoving going on to retrieve ball then once have it then have the right to have ball and chance to bowl out batter.could have up to half dozen bowlers lined up to bowl at batter.if batter is bowled out or caugh out then bowler has priveledge to be the batter. Seen heaps of carnage in the nets. I got hit in the head playing grade cicket and seam marked with stitching on ball embedded just under eye. Looked really cool and was on 96 runs and retired hurt. Came back on after next wicket with same bowler on and bowled bouncer at me first ball on 96 runs after retiring hurt.went straight for my head and i got right behind it and smashed it for six runs over the rope. Got my ton (100 runs) and crowd went ballistic clapping. What a game.
Cricket in it's original and purist form was played over 4 days, and is known as Test Cricket, in which both teams have the opportunity to bat and field twice; another form is Domestic Cricket which is played over 2 days usually between clubs, and each only bats and fields once. Over time other faster past forms were derived, such as one day where each teams bowls a maximum of 50 overs each, or T20 where each team bowls a maximum of 20 overs each. All levels are played internationally, mainly between Commonwealth of Nations countries(former British Colonies). An 'over' consists of 6 legal bowls, penalties apply for illegal bowls.
correction tests matches are 5 days not 4 but can end on the forth day if the 2nd team is all out in 2nd innings on 4th day
Early test matches were played over 3 days as was County cricket in England and first class cricket elsewhere. The three days remained the general duration interspersed with 'timeless tests' that did not necessarily last longer but were guaranteed to play to a conclusion.
Start with ABD aka mr 360 with his Fastest 100 in ODI game !
Baseball is a game that was developed from the game of cricket?
Major League Cricket starts in the US in less than a month. Interesting to see how that is received.
The highest possible run in cricket is 6 but a Pakistani legend of cricket name Shahid Afridi scores 12 runs in one ball
Cricket is love 🥀
Watch Cricket Explained for Baseball Fans by Sports Explained. This is the best explanation.
The video did not show all 11 ways to get a batsman out..... nor did it explain the importance of the BAILS.
The BAILS are very light and sit in shallow grooves on top of the stumps.
If anything touches the stumps, the bails are supposed to dislodge and fall to the ground.
If the ball smashes into the stumps or bails, but neither bail is dislodged and falls to the ground , then the batsman is NOT out. lol
This applies to run outs as well as bowled.
But...... if the wind blows the batsman’s hat off and the hat dislodges a bail, then if the bowler has released the ball and the delivery is still alive , then the batsman is out...... he must protect his wicket including from clothing, jewellery , legs etc..... anything attached to him or on his person.
A batsman can also be stumped out...... if he moves out of his crease , lined batting area, and misses the ball..... the wicket keeper can take the ball and whip off the bails or smash the ball into the stumps..... OUT.
As in a run out, the ball does not have to touch the stumps or bails.
As long as it is hand, and THAT hand removes the bails or smashes into the stumps.
The wicketkeeper wears special gloves as does the batsmen.
No one else is allowed to wear gloves.
All catching and fielding is done with an unprotected hand or hands...... the wicketkeeper ( catcher ) excepted.
As already suggested, watch a Shane Warne video.
Also a classic catches video.
Maybe even some fast bowlers..... Dennis Lillee, Jeff Thompson, Andy Roberts, Michael Holding, Malcolm Marshal or Wes Hall...... there was many others, but these were the most dangerous..... they could kill a batsman.
For power hitting check out Chris Gayle 50 runs off 12 balls . It's awesome.
After you have finished checking out cricket, its Australia's second most played sport, you should do a reaction video on Australia's number 1 game AFL ( Australia Rules Football) Tell us what you thinks mate.
Idk, is that your traditional sport or national sport?
I’m English and I like the sport
Baseball is basically ripped of cricket.
Unlike baseball - the ball hits the ground before it gets near the bat. It is any ones guess where it goes thereafter. Either way it is lethal, especially when it flies at 95 mph. Unlike baseball the game is not plagued with delays due to invasive advertisements.
I listened to The Ashes on radio, and in the one-minute changeover between ends by the bowler and other fielders, there always was a 30-second ad. Pretty invasive, if you ask me...
Check out the "Sultan of swing" Wasim Akram and "The Magician" Muhammad Asif
Cricket is growing in the USA due to the number of immigrants from Commonwealth countries and anywhere visited (conquered) by England. There might be a club near you and you don't even know. Go on line and check it out.
Yo also check the wickets taken by Lasith Malinga, Murali and Shane Watson
Recently hockey World Cup was being played in India, I can say 90 percent of India was unaware. It's an attitude.Why people from India Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh etc have made cricket it's religion? British taught soccer, hockey and cricket. India adopted cricket its passion. Simple reason is it's a game of convenience. It requires skill and little fitness and stamina. In cricket if you cannot bowl fast like Brett Lee become Ashwin and Bhaji. Even Inzamam ul Haq types can become world champs scoring tons. Running between the wickets you run in your own timing, in Fielding you chase the ball in your own timing. In batting ball comes to you. There is never toe to toe neck to neck competition. Whereas in games like soccer, basketball, track and field etc you require enormous amount of speed, stamina and fitness. Opponent stretches you in all these parameters. To beat Maradona you have to beat him not only in skill but also in terms of speed, stamina and fitness. So is with Bolt, Micheal Jordon, Micheal Phleps, Nadal and Federer etc. It's an attitude. IF MONEY AND INFRASTRUCTURE ARE THE ONLY REQUIREMENT THAN PEOPLE FROM INDIA, PAKISTAN, SRILANKA AND BANGLADESH ETC SETTLED IN US, ENGLAND AND EUROPE would have played soccer and other games which are popular there. Who cares for cricket there? But there also they play cricket only. Today football and hockey are played only in villages. Cricket is played in cities and towns. Even England prides in English premier league EPL not cricket, India made IPL in cricket. Media sells what people like. India cannot produce heros in other games which require speed, stamina and fitness, try to find heros in cricket. You talk of Micheal Jordon, they will bring Tendulkar and Kohli, you talk of Micheal Phelps they will bring Tendulkar and Kohli, you talk of Bolt they will bring Tendulkar and Kohli, you talk of Nadal and Federer etc they will bring Tendulkar and Kohli. Recently during FIFA WC media brought a weird comparison between Messi and Tendulkar about their height, popularity , age, achievements etc. But one should know Messi is Messi because of his magical footballing skills which is engined by his mercurial lighting speed and incredible stamina and fitness. Indian cricketers cannot be compared to even state level footballers in terms of speed, stamina and fitness. India Pakistan, Srilanka Bangladesh etc are zero in other games can never be a sporting nation. Japan and Korea may be geographically Asian, but they have the attitude to compete with the best in the world be it technology economy and sports. Today they compete with top footballing nations and Europe in soccer. Make their presence felt.
Who are you? Lol you seem very hurt because of the popularity of cricket no one asked for your opinion here take your little football and go cry somewhere else
Sri Lanka Cricket 🇱🇰 💪
Virat kohli - king kohli
Malinga - yoker king
Chris gayle - universal boss
Sachin thendulkar/ Sanath Jayasoriya - Master blaster
Muralitharan - has most wikets in criket history
AB de villers - mr360
They have 11 players in a side, so you have 11 batters.
However they must have 2 batters on the field at any given time, should the batting team lose 10 wickets as in 10 batters are out.
Even if the last batter is still remaining, since they don't have any partner that is the end of the innings.
20 over game the batting side needs to make as many runs within 20 overs (6 balls per over) before change of innings. 1 batting innings each side.
50 over game the batting side needs to make as many runs within 50 overs before change of innings. 1 batting innings each side.
5 Day Test Match, they can make as many runs within as many overs they can as long as they still have two batters still in play or they can declare to force the other team into bat and try to get them all out, the match can only result in a Draw if no result has been achieved within the 5 day requirement. 2 batting innings each side.
Before you react to individual players, you'll need a bit more information on the laws (not rules!). This video was good but brief, and left out more than it put in. There is another explanation done by Ninh Explains, which would dovetail well with this video and there is also a series on the "laws of cricket" presented by Stephen Fry, that explains a selection of the laws in detail. I've yet to find a good explanation of the fielding positions such as "gulley", "long-leg", "third man" and "silly mid-off" etc. You'll probably need to figure those out for yourself, as you progress into this wonderful sport.
Cricket is like 3 dimensional baseball.
Or more accurately, baseball is like 2 dimensional cricket.
It has so much more nuance and variety than baseball, and is immensely more entertaining.
This isn’t to put down baseball, which is enjoyable to play and watch, but rather to explain how fabulous cricket can be.
I can recommend extremely highly.
Note: the USA will have a professional T20 league very soon.
T20 ( or twenty / twenty) is the shortest form of the game and probably more akin to a baseball game.
I hope you enjoy it.
Americans make a big deal of the Superbowl but with the cricket world cup final you can have 2billion+ people watching.
And it's a game that can last a week and end in a draw🙂
5 days
Baseball and cricket are thought to have been invented in England at around the same time. Both seem to have been evolutions of a game called Stoolball that was played by milk maids in the 15th Century.
There is a reference to baseball in the Jane Austen novel “Northanger Abbey” which was written in 1803.
One day I will be professional cricketer
best cricket players , I like most
AB Develiers
Virat Koli
Baber Azame
Mahela Jayawardhana
Lasith Malinga
Ben Stokes
Brendon Macculem
David Warner
Trust me brother, you do not want to get a whack with a Cricket ball , they kill batsmen , or get hit twice on the inside thigh , in the same over ,OVER =6 BALLS BOWLED BALLS BY ONE BOWLER IS AN OVER infact don't get hit there at all cheers
I'm English and I don't understand cricket I've tried, tried and keep trying but I'm scratching my head what am I watching 🤔 maybe it's trying to explain the difference between rugby union and rugby league that's why I stick to football 😊
I mean baseball is technically cricket's illegitimate son
Criket is very intresting sport
Who invented the sport well the same people that invented baseball. The British. There is 3 different games. Test Cricket played for 5 days the players are dressed in white. Limited over Cricket or 1 day match the bowlers bowl 50 overs each or all 10 batters are out. T20 bowler bowls 20 overs each or until all 10 batters are out.
Check out Glen Maxwell 201 playing with cramps
20/20 cricket is a lot of fun, test cricket, not so much.
Test cricket is the pure form, it is only less fun if you have a short attention span
Who made the sport? The same country who made baseball.... England.
US reacting folks be like:
1. Reacting to the cricket explained video. Talks a lot about learning a new sport hyped and excited
2. No real interest or passion about the game so no self study not learning anything
3. Still no idea about the game
4. No reaction videos about cricket and that's about it. shame!
If you truly wanna learn and keep learning you must have some passion and interest about the game not about TH-cam views or subs. If reaction videos are done right, Cricket can be one of the biggest things as it's the 2nd biggest sport in the world with over 7 Billion fans around the world. But I see a lot of TH-camrs give up after the Cricket explained video. If they keep learning and keep reacting they are gonna build a massive cricket audience.
This YT vid might also help you - 'The Rules of Cricket - EXPLAINED!'
You have two sides, one out in the field and one in.
Each man that’s in the side that’s in the field goes out and when he’s out comes in and the next man goes in until he’s out.
When a man goes out to go in, the men who are out try to get him out, and when he is out he goes in and the next man in goes out and goes in.
When they are all out, the side that’s out comes in and the side that’s been in goes out and tries to get those coming in out.
Sometimes there are men still in and not out.
There are men called umpires who stay out all the time, and they decide when the men who are in are out.
Depending on the weather and the light, the umpires can also send everybody in, no matter whether they’re in or out.
When both sides have been in and all the men are out (including those who are not out), then the game is finished.
@@heathergarnham9555 absolutely right
look at adam gilchrist
USA has a national team but they are not good enough. Currently trying to qualify for the cricket world cup the USA have been easily beaten by NEOAL. Think of the Yankees vs a complete novice team and the Yankees totally dominate from ball 1. That's where cricket USA is at right now. However, the USA is currently setting up a cricket league. Considering the size of USA am sure there will be regional divisions just like basketball. It's not ready to launch yet but it's thought summer 2024 the likely kick off. You are looking at the short game setup here.
Beaten by nepal.
You should watch rugby league
If you watch some you will get it gradually. Even if you watch some highlights
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Base ball with long stick? noooooo..... Cricket is older. SO baseball is cricket with easy rules
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shane warne
The day you remove the antennas on your head you'll understand cricket mate.. 🙏🏼
Look at Cricket explained by the channel called Ninh. It's far more clear
You have to checkout ALL vids about Shane Warne it's a MUST.
Too bad you didn't check cricket out a bit sooner because you just missed the Cricket World Cup.
Cricket season is only just beginning. As I type this a live match is being played between USA and Namibia. You have T20, Tests, Ashes, one dayers all over summer... Im in Australia.
@@CQuinnLady 👍
A old english game with english ethics and dicipline just english things
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Please do a reaction on NETFLIX Explained - Cricket
I don't know how monetising works on TH-cam, but in 4 minutes 42 seconds of this 10 and a half minute video I've had to put up with eight blasted ads so far. It makes the video unwatchable, sorry. It may not be your fault but youtube's, in which case double sorry.
Just an intro but didn't even cover the minimum you need to know. Check some other "Rules of Cricket" video or videos.
What is baseball?
Watch virat kohli hilights
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@@officialcammmreacts Good Reaction, My Friend but there is more to learn.
A match can last for 20 Overs(not explained here) An "Over" is 6 successive balls bowled by the same bowler to the other end of the ground. Then, from the other end of the ground, another bowler then bowls 6 balls. So this match is 6 x 20 Overs =120 Balls and, as said, the side with the most runs wins. This lasts a few hours. An all-day match is 50 Overs each i.e. 300 Balls and a TEST Match( between Countries like England/India/Pakistan/Australia) Lasts....READY.....FIVE DAYS😀
😂😂
This is very exciting video, probably should put a copyright notice over the screen, but here, this is a video of a world record of sixes for one inning : th-cam.com/video/Ut9BZtWoPVM/w-d-xo.html