He had to bowl as fast as he could in Rawalpindi. It's the slowest track in the Solar System. I've heard rumours that there's a slower one on Mars, but that's because there's no soil there. Or air. Or gravity. Or people. When he was finally able to bowl on normal pitches, he found he could achieve hyperspace just short of length.
Akhtar isn't angry he's simply trying to intimidate JL. He's explaining to him who was bowling the ball that just hit him, this is best done right up close.
@@waynec3563 yes the same game. Cricket Austarlia uploaded that video with Ponting saying it was the toughest spell he faced and Justin Langer at the other end didn't want to face him. Ponting did go on to score a mammoth Tom, which shows how strong he was mentally and technically. I absolutely love Ponting but I love Akhtar too.
Ponting looked clueless? Dude, you couldn't make any less sense, could you? Yes, Akhtar was at his peak of his powers back then and he was bowling at the fastest pitch in the world but you keep forgetting that he was bowling to the best batsman of fast bowling on the planet. Akhtar sure did hurry Ponting a couple of times in that spell but to say Ponting looked clueless will be doing him a huge disservice. The thing that made Ponting stand out from any other batsman was that he never took a backward step and thrived in a challenge. Ponting ended up playing a couple of swashbuckling pull shots off Akhtar that spoke volumes of the greatness of the man. This was fire against fire but in the end, it was Ponting who came out on top!
I have just stumbled across both your channels. Love the enthusiasm, especially for cricket. I would like to suggest the Underarm Bowling Incident of 1981 between Australia & New Zealand. Possibly the most controversial incident in international ODI cricket.
Akhtar was a gangster on the field, and I'm from his city Rawalpindi, he is popularly known as the RAWALPINDI EXPRESS. Australia was really those times and the only team that troubled them in their own backyard was Pakistan. They just couldn't face our pace bowlers Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis and Shoaib Akhtar.
Thanks guys for putting up my suggestion and you pronounced my name perfectly ;) You proved that you are true JL fans!! Makes it so much fun to watch when genuine fans react to their guy on the ground!! 😄
Loved this reaction. When Justin Langer signalled the No Ball by extending his arm out to the side, just to remind the bowler that he’d bowled a No-Ball. Priceless 😄 Langer was such a fighter, you need that mentality to open the innings. Also let’s not forget the pace of Akhtar, I think he clocked over 100mph a few times in his career. Such an exciting bowler to watch.
10:38 Well it's basically a Fast Bowler thing. They take such a long run up, raising body temperature & heart beats to end up with a shot being hit or a close call or anything short of a Wicket, that naturally annoys them a bit, so they tend to be quite aggressive just by nature & sledging becomes a part of it.
The 8 minute debate was a good one, though a little long. My take is that sometimes even the best of players aren't that good communicators and can't be coaches. In cricket also we have second or third tier players becoming coaches and they are successful, it's rare and lucky to have someone like JL
Absolutely. The best players may not be the best coaches r for that matter the best captains. And unlike Baseball the captain is very important in the game of cricket on the field.
lol u guys have come a long from when u started ur cricket journey. I'm a cricket lover and seeing what u guys have brought to the Gentleman's, IS APOSOLUTLY AWESOME. ONE LOVE TO aka Night watchman and Wicket Keeper. hope u guys do play some cricket there in the States. SA here.
I loved when he was bowling in the 99 world cup against nz and bowling close to 100mph, and the pakistani fielders kept misfielding and dropping catches, and he got fed up and ran in and bowled this ridiculously quick yorker from around the wicket at Stephen Fleming - was just too quick and got bowled..
JL told akhtar you will be tired in couple of overs and then I will be incharge. Akhtar hits JL on hand and makes fun of him(hurting hand gesture) when he balls the next ball. And then ball after that JL gets back at akhtar by signaling no ball and telling akhtar to get back to his spot on the 4th ball. Lovely reaction again thanks guys 🙏🙂
See the video clip of Justin Langer hit on the head by Makhaya Ntini at Centurian (Pretoria) in Langer's hundredth test. Langer was prepared to come back and bat again as last man when Australia were nine down second innings. But the batsmen got the runs. Ponting said that if a wicket had fallen he would not have allowed Langer to bat which would have meant Australia would have lost the test.
You guys are doing great job And could have a future in cricket too by analysing it on TV or digital from some platforms. There are alot of leagues around the world and I am sure you both can get a job over there for some great role
Most of the great batsman in cricket are not very tall, They are in 5'5- 5'9 range 1 sachin tendulkar - India 2. Brian Lara - West Indies 3. Rocky ponting- Australia 4. S. Gavaskar- India 5. Javed miandad - Pakistan & Many more Are top 5 great batsman I remember are of relatively short stature than a general athlete average height.
They just cut the video short, didn't show all 3 of the remaining deliveries. Akhtar was just trying to intimidate, as fast bowlers do. He doesn't really have the personality for it though, he's much better at bowling than acting scary.
@@nokitoki9823 lol why are you being rude and making personal attacks dude? I have not said anything negative about him and I respect and enjoy his bowling. Stop acting like an internet tough guy for no reason and liking your own comments.
There is nothing better in cricket than a fast bowler bowling genuine pace, and the batsman not taking a backwards step at all. The crowds love it, and get right behind the bowler, chanting him in, and he lets it fly. And the batsman needs genuine courage to get in behind it to play it. It’s one the best aspects of cricket that just isn’t found in baseball. A pitcher can pitch inside, but he can’t deliberately aim at the body and intimidate the batter. Once is a walk, the second is probably an ejection. A good fast bowler can bowl 6 uncomfortable deliveries in a row - have a rest and bowl six more.
I do not agree with GABE very often when it comes to CRICKET, but happily here he is SPOT ON! You cannot coach effectively unless you have been a player, seen that done that! A coach who has never played has only HEAD knowledge, not HEART Knowledge. Well said SIR! Most of the time I love this channel CFA, keep it up gentlemen!
The opposite of that is , however,when you get a ridiculously naturally talented player, who simply cannot articulate how he does it, therefore cannot really coach.
In response to your question as to what the bowler is upset about,it's simple,he's a fast bowler, they are born pissed off with the world! It's why they're quick!
Before JL became coach of Australia he was the coach of the Perth Scorchers in the Big Bash League. This is the Australian T20 domestic league which allows each team to play some overseas players. Whilst the other teams went for big name batsmen and bowlers, JL would go for lesser known players who met his standards of wanting to play for his team and would embrace the standard of team first and last and not the size of their paychecks. The Perth Scorchers are the most successful of all the teams in the competition under JL's coaching despite every year the experts discounting their chances.
That's why Test cricket is real cricket... 5 days x 7 hours.... 90 overs each day.... 2 innings each. The game can change in one session... And the banters
WORLDCRICKETSTORE- is a website you can get alot merchandise etc,every cricket nations site as well , i saw a lot of baggy green cap/replica on eBay other question, when will you drop the test review and other cricket nations overview?
*In that video where a Baseball Player faces an average person throwing Cricket ball to him and they made a comprehensive stuff calling Baseball tougher game than Cricket I wonder if they would even survive 6 ball of Akhter or Lee or Johnson...Forget Windians Horsemen if you haven't played a lots of Cricket you should not face a pacer its life threatening...we have plenty of dead case here n there when batters die of fast ball*
Shoaib Akhtar was pissed when JL slapped him to the fielder at cover the first ball of this over. Even though it went straight to the fielder, no fast bowler likes getting pasted by a batsman. Especially when JL hit it so cleanly.
shoaib akhter is regarded as the fastest bowler of all time btw and he was one of the scariest bowler to face he has made the greats of the game look clueless
Shoaib Akhtar is the fastest bowler in the world...The fastest ball in cricket history is 162 kmph is ball by SHOAIB AKHTAR..PLS REACT TO SHANE WARNE "BALL OF THE CENTURY "
You should have seen the test where Australia was chasing a difficult target. Shoaib hit Langer with the ball and he lost a tooth and stood there and smiled back at him..
Nick, the bowler you saw Shoaib Akhtar is till date the FASTEST bowler in the world. He's the record holder for bowling the fastest bowl in cricket history. He was the DON, the BAD GUY, the GANGSTER of cricketing world. Many batsman were scared to face him.
Pls react to India vs Pakistan A war of bat and ball documentary on TH-cam , it’s non copyright , however it’s 50 minutes long but it’s really interesting and fun and shows the tense rivalry between the two sides. I think you guys will love it so I hope you react.
Hey guys, just thought I'd recommend the Ricky Ponting Australian Story documentary. Gives a bit of history on the Australian side that dominated from the mid 90's till about 2006/07 and has interviews with J.L. and a few others. Ponting is one of the greatest players of all time
I think the channel "Cricket for Americans" is as much as "Baseball for cricket playing nations". It is so interesting and intriguing (I wouldn't use fascinating because the two are related is known) to learn about baseball and if the games are similar and different in the way that they may be cousins the nuances of playing and coaching and the mindset seems to be so related. I had written earlier that discussions are fun and I think one of the reasons is that it is becoming a fair exchange of both sides learning and comparing the two games so similar yet so different.
Forget Brett Lee man, JL played on the same team as Ricky Ponting, Adam Gilchrist, Matthew Hayden, Michael Clarke, Shane Warne, Glen McGrath, Andrew Symonds among others.
Are you guys going to watch any of the England vs West Indies Test Match coming up in July? Would like to see you react to the Allan Donald vs Michael Atherton 1998
If you want to see the toughest batsman in cricket take a look at this battle between Steve Waugh and Curtly Ambrose. It was on a green seaming wicket and Ambrose was tearing Australia apart until Waugh came in and basically said I've had enough of this and won't back down. Justin Langer was a young 21 year old watching this in the change room and was late quoted as saying. "....watching this the hair was standing up on the back of my neck and I said you're crazy (Steve Waugh) but if you're willing to stand up to Ambrose in these conditions, I'll go to war with you". Watching thus is what made JL the tough batsman he was. You have to react to it you will love it. BTW Australia lost this test but went on to win the next with Steve Waugh getting 200 not out and it was the first time the West Indies were beaten at home for 30 years. Steve Waughs stand here was what set up the win in the next test because he let them know that we aren't backing down anymore. th-cam.com/video/6SmwodC7E9k/w-d-xo.html
A lot of chat about Langer's size, I'd imagine there would be few cricketers who could last five minutes in a ring with him ....he's a serious martial artist. First degree black belt, I believe. He also has a bit of a crazy gene, hit that many times on the head and generally just smiled and got on with it.
As long as the batsman offers a shot/stroke against a ball, the bowler has a chance of getting the wicket. Langer was an opening batsman for the Aussies and Shoaib a very fast swing bowler. So Shoaib's objective is to get a wicket while the shine of the ball gives him the advantage while Langer's objective is to hold on as long as he can and take the shine off the ball so that it will swing less as it will give more talented batsmen down the order like Ponting better odds Shoaib is frustrated that Langer is not offering shots to his good balls while Langer is trying to get the bowler off his rhythm by taunting him about how he can read that bouncer. All in all, this is what Test cricket is all about, 3d chess where the players are trying to take the mental upper hand.
he's angry because he's trying to intimidate Langer ... he's threatening him ... being mean .... trying to hit him or hurt him with the ball ... trying to make Langer scared so he might play a rash shot or not get in and behind the ball .... Intimidation and fear is a thing in cricket - always has been and always will be ...
It is not anger, it is more like a challenge between the batsman and the baller. Regardless of the countries. Shoaib Akhtar is a legend and world's fastest bowler. You need to understand his run-up his action his flat foot issue. And then appreciate him.
If you want to know what JL is about, have a look at a video of his debut Test where he made a half century against the West Indies when they were the best, with a fearsome pace attack of Ambrose, Bishop, Walsh and Benjamin that were battering the Aussies and the rest of the world at the time
Coaching at highest level is all about managing not coaching about the game!!! These players don't need extra skills from someone else. They need someone to manage them.
Bowler was trying to dominate batsmen with aggression, he is not angry Batters also dominate bowlers when they are on fire 🔥. It’s all part of the game and also entertainment for crowd.
Well it wasn't Holding against Boycott or Donald to Atherton when it comes to gripping overs was it? Or for that matter Waqar or Wasim against any number of people.
Shoib Akhter was the fastest bowler ever in cricket he holds the record for the fastest ball ever in cricket history. And that was his prime too. As you can see he was bowling at 150 kph , at that time, only few bowlers including Brett lee, were able to bowl at 150 kph , so it was really dificult for batsman to face it.
Raizo rain look at this way , speed guns came in around 1984 in Australia anyway where each ball speed was shown on tv. Thommo bowled a 160 kph ball, you see it on youtube. This was 8 years and a shoulder reconstruction after his best. Shoabs was 161.7, a bit above. But the first ever test was done in 1975 by a University in W.A that scientifically measured Thommo at 161.00 kph during an afternoons spell in a test match against england. What are the odds that the only time he was measured happened to coincide with the fastest ball he ever bowled? Minuscule, this was just an average spell for the guy 160, his hottest he would have been 165 minimum.
Jeff Thomson was the fastest bowler in cricket history. Making up the top five in no particular order would be Shoaib Akhtar, Frank Tyson, Brett Lee and Mohammed Zahid.
Back in the day, Shoaib Akhtar bowling Sachin was delightful to watch. Sachin is kind of a player who you don't wanna sledge him because he is too much of a nice guy. Akthar was ruthless no matter the player. Shoaib used all his ammunition to make the little master tilt but he always kept his cool.
So the thing about some bowler is like Johnson shoaib they sledge batsman make him play a shot and batsman do mistake he loss wicket and when you are fastest bowler ever like shoaib so
Test cricket is all about hanging in there as long as you can and score some runs. The strike rate does nt matter as you got lot of time to play unlike T20s or ODIs. JL was such a customer who is good in hanging around and not loosing your wicket against tough bowling. He was an accumulator of runs facing touch challenges. And not to forget consistent fast pace bowling from the Rawalpindi Express! He comes second in my favourite Pakistan bowler. First one is obviously the Sultan of Swing!
USA Cricket official merchandise is on admiral-sports.com/shop/usa_en/catalog/category/view/id/130?club=1553 ; they have a USA Cricket hat as well. Team USA got promoted to division 2 (a great achievement) in 2019 and got an ODI status (big achievement). They were supposed to host Scotland and UAE in April 2020. Since dismantling of the old USA board and formation of the new board, USA Cricket has seen great improvement from both men and women teams.
Shoaib Akhtar is an absolute legend and famously known as RAWALPINDI EXPRESS. He's also one of the most feared bowler ever!!
@Asher Hendrix Can you read about Geography in your bored moments? Might get some knowledge.
He had to bowl as fast as he could in Rawalpindi. It's the slowest track in the Solar System. I've heard rumours that there's a slower one on Mars, but that's because there's no soil there. Or air. Or gravity. Or people.
When he was finally able to bowl on normal pitches, he found he could achieve hyperspace just short of length.
Even as an Australian I couldn't help but enjoy watching Shohib Akhtar bowl. Loved his bowling action and aggression.
10:39 "What's the bowler angry about?".. Well fast bowlers only come in angry.
Akhtar isn't angry he's simply trying to intimidate JL. He's explaining to him who was bowling the ball that just hit him, this is best done right up close.
There is another where Akhtar makes Ponting look clueless with his pace.
Akhtar still holds the record for bowling the fastest at 100 miles per hour.
Did u know... Shoaib akhtar avg. In Australia is about 42 something
Is that the one where Akhtar bowls a 10 ball over and Ponting scores 197?
@@waynec3563 yes the same game. Cricket Austarlia uploaded that video with Ponting saying it was the toughest spell he faced and Justin Langer at the other end didn't want to face him. Ponting did go on to score a mammoth Tom, which shows how strong he was mentally and technically. I absolutely love Ponting but I love Akhtar too.
@@hamza3065 I believe he said it was the fastest spell he'd faced.
Ponting looked clueless? Dude, you couldn't make any less sense, could you? Yes, Akhtar was at his peak of his powers back then and he was bowling at the fastest pitch in the world but you keep forgetting that he was bowling to the best batsman of fast bowling on the planet. Akhtar sure did hurry Ponting a couple of times in that spell but to say Ponting looked clueless will be doing him a huge disservice. The thing that made Ponting stand out from any other batsman was that he never took a backward step and thrived in a challenge. Ponting ended up playing a couple of swashbuckling pull shots off Akhtar that spoke volumes of the greatness of the man. This was fire against fire but in the end, it was Ponting who came out on top!
I have just stumbled across both your channels. Love the enthusiasm, especially for cricket. I would like to suggest the Underarm Bowling Incident of 1981 between Australia & New Zealand. Possibly the most controversial incident in international ODI cricket.
Yes! That was so controversial, would love to see them react to that
Akhtar was a gangster on the field, and I'm from his city Rawalpindi, he is popularly known as the RAWALPINDI EXPRESS.
Australia was really those times and the only team that troubled them in their own backyard was Pakistan. They just couldn't face our pace bowlers Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis and Shoaib Akhtar.
Thanks guys for putting up my suggestion and you pronounced my name perfectly ;) You proved that you are true JL fans!! Makes it so much fun to watch when genuine fans react to their guy on the ground!! 😄
Loved this reaction. When Justin Langer signalled the No Ball by extending his arm out to the side, just to remind the bowler that he’d bowled a No-Ball. Priceless 😄 Langer was such a fighter, you need that mentality to open the innings. Also let’s not forget the pace of Akhtar, I think he clocked over 100mph a few times in his career. Such an exciting bowler to watch.
10:38 Well it's basically a Fast Bowler thing. They take such a long run up, raising body temperature & heart beats to end up with a shot being hit or a close call or anything short of a Wicket, that naturally annoys them a bit, so they tend to be quite aggressive just by nature & sledging becomes a part of it.
The 8 minute debate was a good one, though a little long. My take is that sometimes even the best of players aren't that good communicators and can't be coaches. In cricket also we have second or third tier players becoming coaches and they are successful, it's rare and lucky to have someone like JL
Absolutely. The best players may not be the best coaches r for that matter the best captains. And unlike Baseball the captain is very important in the game of cricket on the field.
Bowler is angry coz he is talking back to him in cricket you don't usually talk back to a bowler specially when he is the fastest bowler in world
he is fastest bowler in the history of cricket
K. p jeff thomson was way faster
@@docgonzales I am sorry who?
Shoaib akhter is the fastest bowler in history he bowls 160kph react to him.
Ayan Zafar jeff thomson was way faster
Anonymous thommo speed tested one afternoon in 1975 and he happens to bowl the fastest he's ever bowled? What a crazy coincidence....
@@docgonzales yes you are right but thats not official by icc and there is no clue of that
@@docgonzales If there's no proof to back it up then it's not true.
lol u guys have come a long from when u started ur cricket journey. I'm a cricket lover and seeing what u guys have brought to the Gentleman's, IS APOSOLUTLY AWESOME. ONE LOVE TO aka Night watchman and Wicket Keeper. hope u guys do play some cricket there in the States. SA here.
I loved when he was bowling in the 99 world cup against nz and bowling close to 100mph, and the pakistani fielders kept misfielding and dropping catches, and he got fed up and ran in and bowled this ridiculously quick yorker from around the wicket at Stephen Fleming - was just too quick and got bowled..
JL told akhtar you will be tired in couple of overs and then I will be incharge. Akhtar hits JL on hand and makes fun of him(hurting hand gesture) when he balls the next ball. And then ball after that JL gets back at akhtar by signaling no ball and telling akhtar to get back to his spot on the 4th ball. Lovely reaction again thanks guys 🙏🙂
See the video clip of Justin Langer hit on the head by Makhaya Ntini at Centurian (Pretoria) in Langer's hundredth test. Langer was prepared to come back and bat again as last man when Australia were nine down second innings. But the batsmen got the runs. Ponting said that if a wicket had fallen he would not have allowed Langer to bat which would have meant Australia would have lost the test.
Nick at 10:41 - "whats the bowler angry about?"
Ans: You sister turned down his marriage proposal
At 8:50 starts the reaction 😍😍🤣🤣🤣🤣😜😜
@Hidden star 😂😂😂
Video starts at 8:45
You guys are doing great job And could have a future in cricket too by analysing it on TV or digital from some platforms. There are alot of leagues around the world and I am sure you both can get a job over there for some great role
Most of the great batsman in cricket are not very tall, They are in 5'5- 5'9 range
1 sachin tendulkar - India
2. Brian Lara - West Indies
3. Rocky ponting- Australia
4. S. Gavaskar- India
5. Javed miandad - Pakistan
& Many more
Are top 5 great batsman I remember are of relatively short stature than
a general athlete average height.
SHOIAB WAS A MONSTER!!
React on Shane Warne, the greatest spinner of all time.
Nah
Murali from another planet😂
Murali.
@Garniar Nablus Nahh Murali never chucked but Warne did use performance enhancing drugs..
Murli?
They just cut the video short, didn't show all 3 of the remaining deliveries. Akhtar was just trying to intimidate, as fast bowlers do. He doesn't really have the personality for it though, he's much better at bowling than acting scary.
Lol u know nothing about cricket go and see wat batsman had to say about akhtar kid he was nightmare
@@nokitoki9823 as a bowler yes, but not scary as a person
@@halfcentaur9836 if he ran towards u with that furious speed and action i bet u would pee your pants kid
@@nokitoki9823 lol why are you being rude and making personal attacks dude? I have not said anything negative about him and I respect and enjoy his bowling. Stop acting like an internet tough guy for no reason and liking your own comments.
@@halfcentaur9836 shutup🥱
Great content guys 👌🏽
That's what cricket is about, competition between two top class players at their prime.
There is nothing better in cricket than a fast bowler bowling genuine pace, and the batsman not taking a backwards step at all. The crowds love it, and get right behind the bowler, chanting him in, and he lets it fly. And the batsman needs genuine courage to get in behind it to play it. It’s one the best aspects of cricket that just isn’t found in baseball. A pitcher can pitch inside, but he can’t deliberately aim at the body and intimidate the batter. Once is a walk, the second is probably an ejection. A good fast bowler can bowl 6 uncomfortable deliveries in a row - have a rest and bowl six more.
Good job guys 👍
You need to watch more robelinda2 videos. The channel's got a great collection especially from Aussie point of view.
I do not agree with GABE very often when it comes to CRICKET, but happily here he is SPOT ON! You cannot coach effectively unless you have been a player, seen that done that! A coach who has never played has only HEAD knowledge, not HEART Knowledge. Well said SIR! Most of the time I love this channel CFA, keep it up gentlemen!
The opposite of that is , however,when you get a ridiculously naturally talented player, who simply cannot articulate how he does it, therefore cannot really coach.
Shoaib Akhtar is the fastest bowler in the world
Woohoo nice videos....guys and good job
In response to your question as to what the bowler is upset about,it's simple,he's a fast bowler, they are born pissed off with the world! It's why they're quick!
Watch Atherton vs Donald
Watch Flintoff vs Kallis
You will enjoy the contest between bowler and batsmen
My friend is Shoaib Akthar. I wanted him to see your reactions. Lol well done
Before JL became coach of Australia he was the coach of the Perth Scorchers in the Big Bash League. This is the Australian T20 domestic league which allows each team to play some overseas players. Whilst the other teams went for big name batsmen and bowlers, JL would go for lesser known players who met his standards of wanting to play for his team and would embrace the standard of team first and last and not the size of their paychecks. The Perth Scorchers are the most successful of all the teams in the competition under JL's coaching despite every year the experts discounting their chances.
Hey guys! Love your reactions and comments! An Australian band wrote a song about Justin Langer.. wrong about Justin Langer by Telemachus Brown 😁
These are tactics in test cricket making batsman angry to play rash shots and get out.. in tests leaving the ball is greater skill than hitting it..
Shoaib Akhtar the fastest bowler ever.
That's why Test cricket is real cricket... 5 days x 7 hours.... 90 overs each day.... 2 innings each. The game can change in one session... And the banters
WORLDCRICKETSTORE- is a website you can get alot merchandise etc,every cricket nations site as well , i saw a lot of baggy green cap/replica on eBay other question, when will you drop the test review and other cricket nations overview?
He is trying to intimidate him. You know let him know that its going to be tough facing my balls. Letting the batsmen know its going to be tough
You guys would make great commentators for US televised cricket.
*In that video where a Baseball Player faces an average person throwing Cricket ball to him and they made a comprehensive stuff calling Baseball tougher game than Cricket I wonder if they would even survive 6 ball of Akhter or Lee or Johnson...Forget Windians Horsemen if you haven't played a lots of Cricket you should not face a pacer its life threatening...we have plenty of dead case here n there when batters die of fast ball*
West Indians not windians don't sound right .
Shoaib Akhtar was pissed when JL slapped him to the fielder at cover the first ball of this over. Even though it went straight to the fielder, no fast bowler likes getting pasted by a batsman. Especially when JL hit it so cleanly.
That makes sense
shoaib akhter is regarded as the fastest bowler of all time btw and he was one of the scariest bowler to face he has made the greats of the game look clueless
Shoaib Akhtar is the fastest bowler in the world...The fastest ball in cricket history is 162 kmph is ball by SHOAIB AKHTAR..PLS REACT TO SHANE WARNE "BALL OF THE CENTURY "
Not getting a guy out for a long time can get frustating
You should have seen the test where Australia was chasing a difficult target. Shoaib hit Langer with the ball and he lost a tooth and stood there and smiled back at him..
Nick, the bowler you saw Shoaib Akhtar is till date the FASTEST bowler in the world. He's the record holder for bowling the fastest bowl in cricket history. He was the DON, the BAD GUY, the GANGSTER of cricketing world. Many batsman were scared to face him.
Impressive! Well over the 50% mark on the video length before the countdown begins. Lol!
He didn't stand tall he was afraid of playing it,
React to muttaiah muralitharan the greatest spinner of all time.
Fast bowlers show anger to rattle batsman concentration!
Facing shabby was a punishment for many great batsmen
Pls react to India vs Pakistan A war of bat and ball documentary on TH-cam , it’s non copyright , however it’s 50 minutes long but it’s really interesting and fun and shows the tense rivalry between the two sides. I think you guys will love it so I hope you react.
Hey guys, just thought I'd recommend the Ricky Ponting Australian Story documentary. Gives a bit of history on the Australian side that dominated from the mid 90's till about 2006/07 and has interviews with J.L. and a few others. Ponting is one of the greatest players of all time
Shoaib akhtar the fastest bowler in cricket history! From Pakistan!
I think the channel "Cricket for Americans" is as much as "Baseball for cricket playing nations". It is so interesting and intriguing (I wouldn't use fascinating because the two are related is known) to learn about baseball and if the games are similar and different in the way that they may be cousins the nuances of playing and coaching and the mindset seems to be so related. I had written earlier that discussions are fun and I think one of the reasons is that it is becoming a fair exchange of both sides learning and comparing the two games so similar yet so different.
Shoaib Akhter is the fastest bowler ever.
he bowled the quickest delivery
161.3 km/h
Forget Brett Lee man, JL played on the same team as Ricky Ponting, Adam Gilchrist, Matthew Hayden, Michael Clarke, Shane Warne, Glen McGrath, Andrew Symonds among others.
Langer was a dawg.Never gave his wicket away easily.He would fight to the end
Are you guys going to watch any of the England vs West Indies Test Match coming up in July? Would like to see you react to the Allan Donald vs Michael Atherton 1998
Shoaib Akhter is a legend cricketer. Justin Langer is like a kid in front of him.
Lol. So true
Shoaib Akhtar was a fearsome monster for every batsman.
If you want to see the toughest batsman in cricket take a look at this battle between Steve Waugh and Curtly Ambrose. It was on a green seaming wicket and Ambrose was tearing Australia apart until Waugh came in and basically said I've had enough of this and won't back down. Justin Langer was a young 21 year old watching this in the change room and was late quoted as saying. "....watching this the hair was standing up on the back of my neck and I said you're crazy (Steve Waugh) but if you're willing to stand up to Ambrose in these conditions, I'll go to war with you". Watching thus is what made JL the tough batsman he was. You have to react to it you will love it. BTW Australia lost this test but went on to win the next with Steve Waugh getting 200 not out and it was the first time the West Indies were beaten at home for 30 years. Steve Waughs stand here was what set up the win in the next test because he let them know that we aren't backing down anymore.
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A lot of chat about Langer's size, I'd imagine there would be few cricketers who could last five minutes in a ring with him ....he's a serious martial artist. First degree black belt, I believe. He also has a bit of a crazy gene, hit that many times on the head and generally just smiled and got on with it.
He wz fast and furious every cricket lover miss him very very much he wz great entertainer 🌹🌹🌹
As long as the batsman offers a shot/stroke against a ball, the bowler has a chance of getting the wicket. Langer was an opening batsman for the Aussies and Shoaib a very fast swing bowler. So Shoaib's objective is to get a wicket while the shine of the ball gives him the advantage while Langer's objective is to hold on as long as he can and take the shine off the ball so that it will swing less as it will give more talented batsmen down the order like Ponting better odds
Shoaib is frustrated that Langer is not offering shots to his good balls while Langer is trying to get the bowler off his rhythm by taunting him about how he can read that bouncer. All in all, this is what Test cricket is all about, 3d chess where the players are trying to take the mental upper hand.
he's angry because he's trying to intimidate Langer ... he's threatening him ... being mean .... trying to hit him or hurt him with the ball ... trying to make Langer scared so he might play a rash shot or not get in and behind the ball ....
Intimidation and fear is a thing in cricket - always has been and always will be ...
It is not anger, it is more like a challenge between the batsman and the baller.
Regardless of the countries.
Shoaib Akhtar is a legend and world's fastest bowler. You need to understand his run-up his action his flat foot issue. And then appreciate him.
If you want to know what JL is about, have a look at a video of his debut Test where he made a half century against the West Indies when they were the best, with a fearsome pace attack of Ambrose, Bishop, Walsh and Benjamin that were battering the Aussies and the rest of the world at the time
Coaching at highest level is all about managing not coaching about the game!!! These players don't need extra skills from someone else. They need someone to manage them.
Bowler was trying to dominate batsmen with aggression, he is not angry
Batters also dominate bowlers when they are on fire 🔥. It’s all part of the game and also entertainment for crowd.
So you don't know about Shoaib Akhtar??? Holy... Shoaib is the World's fastest bowler in the history of cricket marking 161.3kmph
Shoib Akhter my favourite player ever. He is a Don on field.
The ultimate gangster of the cricket history " Shoaib Akhter"..
It’s a test match and to get them out you need to make them angry to play raah shot
Justin Langer was a superb opener for Australia alongwith great Matthew Hayden.
Oh man, you guys can't see the fun in this over 🤓 you have to be cricket lover to get it 🥰
he is the fastest bowler in cricket history and also known as don of cricket
Well it wasn't Holding against Boycott or Donald to Atherton when it comes to gripping overs was it? Or for that matter Waqar or Wasim against any number of people.
I just wish the fast bowlers would get on and bowl their bloody overs. No wonder they struggle to get through even 90 overs in a day.
You can more react on shoaib akhtar videos he was a nightmare for batsmen
Shoib Akhter was the fastest bowler ever in cricket he holds the record for the fastest ball ever in cricket history. And that was his prime too. As you can see he was bowling at 150 kph , at that time, only few bowlers including Brett lee, were able to bowl at 150 kph , so it was really dificult for batsman to face it.
Raizo rain jeff thomson was faster than this guy
@@docgonzales But he has the record for the fastest bowl ever.
Raizo rain look at this way , speed guns came in around 1984 in Australia anyway where each ball speed was shown on tv. Thommo bowled a 160 kph ball, you see it on youtube. This was 8 years and a shoulder reconstruction after his best. Shoabs was 161.7, a bit above. But the first ever test was done in 1975 by a University in W.A that scientifically measured Thommo at 161.00 kph during an afternoons spell in a test match against england. What are the odds that the only time he was measured happened to coincide with the fastest ball he ever bowled? Minuscule, this was just an average spell for the guy 160, his hottest he would have been 165 minimum.
Don of cricket, terror of bowling ,fear of facing the bowler agreesion ,technique and many many more by only Shoaib akhter.
Some more duels in cricket to react to:
Steve Waugh vs Ambrose
Donald vs Atherton
Flintoff vs Ponting 2005
Y Singh 6 6s in an over
Most successful players as a coach could also have to go through ego issues.
Jeff Thomson was the fastest bowler in cricket history. Making up the top five in no particular order would be Shoaib Akhtar, Frank Tyson, Brett Lee and Mohammed Zahid.
Back in the day, Shoaib Akhtar bowling Sachin was delightful to watch. Sachin is kind of a player who you don't wanna sledge him because he is too much of a nice guy. Akthar was ruthless no matter the player. Shoaib used all his ammunition to make the little master tilt but he always kept his cool.
Rawalpindi express remember 161.3 km per hour speed fast and furious
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He ball the fastest ball in cricket history
So the thing about some bowler is like Johnson shoaib they sledge batsman make him play a shot and batsman do mistake he loss wicket and when you are fastest bowler ever like shoaib so
The bowler shoaib akhtar is the fastest baller in the world still after almost 15 years ago his fastest ball was 161.3 kmh unbreakable record
Test cricket is all about hanging in there as long as you can and score some runs. The strike rate does nt matter as you got lot of time to play unlike T20s or ODIs. JL was such a customer who is good in hanging around and not loosing your wicket against tough bowling. He was an accumulator of runs facing touch challenges. And not to forget consistent fast pace bowling from the Rawalpindi Express! He comes second in my favourite Pakistan bowler. First one is obviously the Sultan of Swing!
Shoaib akhtar faster then bratt lee.
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