Mitchell Starc takes Tom Latham's wicket with a fun sequence, a breakdown
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Jomboy is the most important cricket fan in the world right now
He's the culture reset for cricket in the US
I literally switched mid video to watch it and now I’m going back.
Its cool he does these videos but to think hes going to have any impact on cricket in the US is a joke
I used to laugh at Cricket and now Jomboy made it interesting by educating folks like me.
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I still laugh at it.
Fox cricket spent $1.5b for the rights to Aussie cricket, plus millions in all the camera, technology and salaries of all the greats of the game to be on their commentary box.
Yet they still can’t put together such consise, easy to understand analysis as this from a bloke who barely understood the game 3 years ago and lives half way around the world. Your cricket breakdowns are the best and we are lucky you now get to cover our beautiful game
Only Sky Sports does more watchable nuggets than this.
He lived in Australia for a couple of years also
Yeah like what the last guy said, Jimmy Jomboy O’Brien lived in Australia for a few years of childhood, so compared to most Americans, he has actual experience playing it (even if it was just schoolyard games)
TBH I wouldn't be surprised if there's somebody out in Europe or Australia who could do better American football analysis than our billion dollar NFL media, too.
Best cricket commentary breakdown guy is a bloke in New York (who lived in Sydney for a few years) and does the best breakdowns of baseball and runs a mean stickball comp with the sdpn lads
God I love seeing Jomboy do breakdowns like this that you normally see in test matches (usually when there's a lul in the test match they have an analyst do some videos like a breakdown showing these things off with the ball deviation) Having these little breakdowns are so handy for the newer viewer for cricket.
Absolutely.
For somebody who has not grown up with cricket, you get the nuances pretty well Jomboy. Thanks!
He’s a good Sydney boy
@beefcake502 does it really matter? Throwing is the actual physical action. Its like saying the pitcher "throws" the ball vs "pitches" the ball. Either one is acceptable
@beefcake502 Because of the natural position of his hand, he did not intentionally bowl illegally🤦♀️🤷♀️
As I've said before, when I see cricket on Jomboy, I click it for cricket!
I have watched cricket for about 17 years, yet I got to knew something I didn't know much from an American who started watching cricket last year. Great explanation.
Was watching this test and when Ravindra hit a 6 out of the entire stadium, I was laughing because the match had to be paused for a moment while someone ran out of the stadium into the street to go grab the ball and throw it back into play. Forgot that they don’t change the ball out regularly until that moment
If the ball is hit outside the stadium and the ball gets severely damaged because it hit something, they can opt to get another ball. However the replacement ball must have approximately the same amount of overs balled with it as the original ball that was being used. Eg. If the original ball has seen 6 overs the replacement ball must have around 6 overs of usage on it
@@feelincrispy7053 Except if you're England and the replacement ball is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay newer than the ball its replacing and it helps you win the match.
@@stackhat8624Now now, calling England out for hypocrisy about the Spirit of Cricket is against the Spirit of Cricket
"The seam in his hand" Had me double take...
came down here to say the same thing :-D
I know the cricket stuff probably isn't a great earner currently, but I hope you stick with them Jomboy! Great bits of insight and hopefully a game on the rise internationally.
That delivery comparison with the green and the red....is genius
Your cricket breakdowns are so great.
I still don't understand cricket but I am slowly getting a grasp of it.
Starc has suuuch a clean, fluid action. Poetry in motion.
Jomboy cricket all day, every day. Love it! Hope the crew will be heading to a few matches during the T20 WC later this year.
I love the simulcam of the path of the 2 different balls. We dont get that for cricket very often (often get shown static lines of each ball of an over but not overlayed like that) and it's interesting to see how similar they leave the hand but how different they are in the air
Sky Sports UK does this kind of thing. One reason why they do the best analysis out there.
LOOOOOVE THIS! Been following the baseball analysis for years and am pumped cricket is now being broken down by Jomboy.
I have no idea whats going on but I'm liking it
amazing breakdown, totally comprehensible, fantastic bit of play
The Australian bowling attack severely exposed the lack of technique in the NZ top order
NZ batters r all very good, they have runs in Asia in England in Aus in Caribbean in South Africa, everywhere, they are just out of form, and Australians under Cummins suddenly seem to be very clinical.
NZ batters always tend to crumble when playing against Australia. They're good against everyone else.@@saurishghosh2142
@@saurishghosh2142 yet NZ hasn't beaten Australia in a test series in over 30 years.
@@stackhat8624It doesn’t help that they don’t really play many test matches against each other. NZ were in their prime when they won the WTC, yet that team didn’t get a chance to play against the Aussies.
Have you encountered "reverse swing" of the older ball yet? I guess in baseball you don't get the chance to see what happens with an older ball that much?
In baseball, they don't use the same ball for an extended period of time like in cricket. I don't think there is an equivalent concept in baseball.
@@AMCPW Yes, but I would have thought someone has tried roughing up one side. I think it used to be common to tamper with the ball in baseball, but not sure.
@@cricketexplained8526 Might be worth a try in baseball :)
@@cricketexplained8526 it did use to be like that, but now that would generally be considered illegal. Pitchers can get a bit of Rosin on their hands, combine that with their sweat to get a better grip on the ball, and some pitchers will kind of work at a ball for a couple seconds with their hands when they get a new one, just to feel everything out, but using anything other than Rosin on your hands will get you tossed out and suspended
@@FirstToThird Thanks. Are you aware of any change or reversal in breaking behaviour of a baseball that can come with amount of wear, or asymmetrical roughness?
The seams above the fingers was great
I grew up in North America but I’ve been an avid cricket fan my whole life because of my upbringing….it is probably also the reason why I love baseball too…Happy to help if there’s anything regarding the rules or the terms used in the sport that may require clarification…Just FYI…The swinging deliveries are always mentioned with the referenced batsman being right-handed. Therefore, it will always be the opposite direction for the left handed batsman, without actually changing the name of the delivery itself.
This is also how spinning deliveries are named…a leg break and off break delivery is in reference to how the ball spins after bouncing when bowled to a right handed batsman. A left handed batsman understands automatically that it will bounce in the opposite way for them.
@beefcake502 I’m talking about the type of spin delivery…not the type of bowler…Jadeja is a left arm finger spinner.
Feels like the cricket version of one of Jomboy's pitcher breakdowns to me. Nice to see the guy fool a batsman and get a breakdown of it.
Love the cricket content! More please!
Why i love cricket. The science behind the deliveries. Why just a slight change in grip or position of the ball can change so much!
you might like baseball too, then
@AliceYobby there is more than that about cricket. The creativity for example. Unfortunately baseball doesn't have as much creativeness
@@bagebunyip965 It does, you just have to know what to look for, just like with cricket.
@@bagebunyip965 You can't just chuck the ball randomly and hope for the best in baseball. The number of deliveries overall in baseball is about the same as in cricket. Some pitchers will have maybe 5 or 6 variations at their command if I understand correctly. They will change their sequencing according to the batter and game situation so it is creative and also a thinking process.
@@cricketexplained8526 you can only do so much variation especially when its bouncing from the ground. In cricket there is so many type of bowlers not just balls. You could be a fast baller, or spin or medium pace . And in that you have further classification as off and leg spin . And in those you have how you ball . So many variations to bowl . Its not even comparable
Thanks jomboy for this breakdown
always a lovely day when we get jomboy cricket.
with the passing of Shane Warne, I think cricket commentary is missing this sort of analysis. Some of these insights live would bring a lot more to the commentary box
Sky Sports do this kind of thing all the time.
shane warne was a great cricketer but terrible commentator
Skull is the best
First vid of urs I'm watchong. And it's so weird to hear an American deliver such concise and detailed commentary on cricket😊
No wonder Mitchell starc is one of the best bowler in the world
he is good bowler but latham get late here
Great analysis. The one thing I will add are field placings. Sometimes subtle shifts in the field can being about a dismissal. For instance a captain might take out a midwicket and place them on the deep square leg boundary. The batter thinks that a short one is coming and gets onto the back foot.Another option is to look to get a single in the gap where midwicket was. Instead it's a fuller one at the stumps that is driven with the weight not properly transferred into the shot and edged onto the stumps.
The dangerous thing about the wobble seam is that it can go in, out or straight after it bounces depending on how the seam is angled because it is constantly spinning
Interesting to see Starc use the scramble-seam as early as the 5th over when he was also getting it to swing. But frankly it's a punt you can't easily lose.
Do a video on the Kane Williamsin run out 😂
I love your analysis of bowling tactics and the art of dismissing a batsman.
You are amazing Jomboy!
You did a cricket rules for baseball fans. Can you please do a vice - versa also ?
I enjoy seeing you do these breakdowns Jomboy, its been cool to see you improve your cricket knowledge as well throughout the years
Great analysis video Jomboy ❤❤❤btw from where do you find the footage ❤❤❤❤
I still don't get the game but love your reactions.
Jomboy woulda loved the Shane Warne heydays
This is solid cricket analysis from an american. Never thought i'd live to see the day.
'did 'im for pace' is the technical term.
good commentary! Well done.
Starc is top class,
My love cricket
I think this is a great plan. Glenn McGrath and Jimmy Anderson were awesome at the mind games! Bowling top order batsmen is so hard. Kudos to Mitch!
Great breakdown as always Jomboy.
One slight correction though, Starc has way more than 2 deliveries he bowls.
Every fast bowler has at least: yorker, bouncer, slower ball, before you start adding in swing and scrambled seam balls.
Such a great breakdown of the bowling
Nice work. Should do a classic catches segment. Steve Smith was on fire
I'm surprised he didn't do a breakdown of that crazy t20 game.
Ban vs SL?
I think he's referring to the first T20 in the NZ v Aus series. @@Rifatbinmaruf
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Praise be to thy Almighty Algorithm, bless us with content we are not worthy of.
For the Algorithm situation.
Thanks for the content.
Wobble seam doesnt always go straight. It's a bit of a mystery ball because if it lands on the seam at the right angle, it could jag in either direction.
Jomboy understanding test cricket better than the entire English playing and coaching team. Do a dissect of "Bazball". I think you'll have a laugh
Dude why do I gotta scroll so far through my feed to find this the TH-cam gods don't understand good content when they see it smh
Latham very much should have been able to see that that ball was not an outswinger from the way that Starc was holding the ball. Starc was making no effort to hide his seam placement as he ran into the wicket, and even if he had, as an elite batsman, Latham should have been able to note during Starc's delivery stride that Starc was not holding the ball to deliver an outswinger. I think it's most likely that Latham, in the split seconds before the ball whizzes past him, saw that a wobble ball was coming, but a wobble ball from Starc is about the least predictable ball in cricket so there was little better that he could do in preparation for that ball than what he did here. I suspect that Latham knew it was a wobble ball, decided to trust to hope and shoulder arms - in other words, thought he'd keep his bat high, rather than to leave his bat in a position where the ball could come off it for a catch - only to see late that the ball was indeed honing in on his stumps, at which point he tried to defend, only to be, extremely understandably, too late.
Jonboy - Just FYI - In cricket the batter "Faces" the bowler. It's opposite to how you call it in Baseball :)
Starc did him for length more than any movement off the pitch. The line compelled him to play & he was slightly late getting his bat down with his feet stuck on the crease, creating the 'gate' between bat & pad. A bowler who bowls a full length, like Starc, is often trying to open up the gate & exploit a technical weakness.
Mitch does have many more than TWO deliveries in his armory. Any bowler that plays ar Test level will have as many variations as an elite level pitcher and we know most will have eight or more variations on release.
he's a freak, a sniper of a bowler. doesn't care about the 4's the 6's the wides, na snarky's gonna getcha.
Warney would be proud
The length did force him to play. It would be a brave batsman indeed to leave that one on length. There was no footwork because he was miles late on the shot the whole time. Just plonked the front foot down and dropped the bat on it. Chopped it on. Good bowling
Yep, the ball was a difficult length & seemed to skid a little so he was slightly beaten for pace & got the bat down a little late. Unlucky to play on but an excellent ball requiring him to play at it.
Found a maybe fun breakdown. Lance Lynn got thrown out TWICE in the Cards game on 3/8. Once in the 3rd and again from the bullpen later trying to complete the day's pitching reps. I Don't have any social media so hopefully comment idea will reach you. Love all the content!
Please comment of the NRL in Las Vegas, Some great games to watch.
Fun fact: Mitchell Starc and his wife Alyssa Healy both have a career high score of 99 in tests.
The ball down leg is just a bad ball. Australian in country 3rd grade finals atm. But the overlay was awesome. You would be better off using it in limited overs cricket though.
Field placements are more important in the long form.
bad balls quite often get wickets.
@@thejesusaurus6573 Ian Botham made getting wickets off bad balls an art form.
Quite often bad balls are tactical. Thye can break up a batsman's rhythm
Interesting that the bowler is allowed to keep their wedding band on...seems like that could be utilized for spin purposes.
And they absolutely use it to doctor the ball lol. They used to let bowlers spit on the ball until COVID
The wedding band will only very lightly rest on the ball if at all when gripping it for spin purposes. It's either your wrist or your thumb and the parts of your three middle fingers between the knuckle and fingernail that does the work.
That said, any kind of strapping or bandaging (including a simple Band-Aid) is not allowed on your bowling fingers for that very reason.
We have silicone rings available now (Groove Life) that could impart much more grip, it seems to me... @@victorytilidie
That finger wouldn't effect the ball at all. I'm surprised they let them keep it on too though because it could be used to scuff the ball between bowls.
It's a tattoo I think.
This is the difference between a 4 seam (scrambled seam) and 2 seam (outswinger), except the 4 seam has a chance to bounce in a random direction.
Great cricket breakdown by a non cricket channel
That's weird
Jamboy ❤❤
nice
More cricket videos men
Nothing against you mate but it is weird hearing an American accent talking cricket. I felt the same with Leigh Diffey’s Australian accent covering US Track and Field. #mindblown
Stumps?
Sticks, which are behind the batsman, also called wickets
the 3 upright sticks. Combined with the 2 bails that rest on top the whole apparatus is called a wicket.
Baited him perfectly.
Do a video on BEN STOKES OBSTRUCTING THE FIELD.
I can't wait for the tea break.
FYI tea in this context means a meal, not a hot drink.
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latham changed his shot at last moment and get late
For a guy with just two deliveries, he's done quite well at the intl. level. 😅
Also, that was just lazy defense.
He doesn't only have two deliveries.
@cricketexplained8526 I was talking in terms of lateral movement. He either bowls inswinger to right-handed batsmen and outswingers to left-handed batsmen or straight deliveries.
That's not wobble seam Jomboy, it's scrambled seam. But a great video nonetheless, as usual!!
I was alerted to the fact that Starc calls it wobble seam. While I believe scramble seam is the better description, it seems to be a little fluid.
@@cricketexplained8526 But regardless of what he calls it, the very grip of the wobble seam is different. Wobbled seam uses split fingers with one finger on each side of the seam, instead of the usual grip which has the fingers next to each other. Scrambled seam is holding the seam at an angle, in contrast to a seam-up delivery wherein the seam is held upright. They're two completely different things
@@smitmahajani7663 Yes. I agree. He has the name wrong.
Can you do a video on the NRL games in Vegas?
lol
He got NOIVOUS.
i wish they would give you a job on tv as a commentator, then i might start watching cricket again
Please this video next Jomboy- please 🙏
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It's always against NZ...
So weird to hear an American accent talking about cricket. Great vid though.
I loved this up until when you accused Starc of chucking.
huh?
He uses the term "throwing" instead of bowling sometimes because of his baseball background. It doesn't mean he is accusing the bowler of chucking.
@@stackhat8624 @2:30 He said Starc was 'throwing' which is illegal & a slur on the bowler.
@@sentimentalbloke185 .. unless it's just a simple misuse of a common word.
@@dielaughing73 In this context, no. It's not. Throwing is illegal under the laws of the game.
bazball ended in India !!
Why don’t bowlers just throw the ball as far behind the batter as they can? Seems like it would be impossible for the batter to get to it in time with how much space there is behind them within the throwing area
If the ball is too wide to hit it counts as one extra run to the batting side.
Then they could just leave those forever and you're wasting energy with no chance of getting them out. In this format, you have to get the guys out to win, so you have to bowl it somewhere that they'll at least try and play a shot.
@@cricketexplained8526 also, the bowler has to bowl it again too if it's called wide.
@@marklnz Yeah, didn't bother to mention that :)
They also can't get the batter out if they do that. Especially if the batter is patient.
Flic this
Love the cricket breakdowns but please understand that a bowler would never intentionally bowl a ball so far down leg side hahah. That was a mistake
Nice work, but please dont ever use the word "throwing" with regard to bowling. Its just something you don't ever say.
What i luv most about Starc's bowling is how much of a tease he is. He deliberately asks and tempts a top order batsman to play shots. Purely attacking mindset. Sometimes it costs some sxtra runs and is expensive, but thats the secret to getting the big name wickets.....get them playing shots to a newish ball. He's still brilliant to watch.
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No idea what's happening here
One of the best in the world baited his opponent into playing the wrong shot and got him out. All without "softening him up" by hitting him with the ball a few times as you'd expect.
God, test cricket is so boring. Give me limited overs or give me death!
Im the opposite. In limited overs; maybe only the opening bowlers bowl attacking lines and lengths for a little bit, but after that; its all about avoiding being hit for 4 or 6. Cant stand seeing world class pacemen aim for 4th or 5th stump yorkers. It's demeaning!
I've watched a lot of these Cricket breakdowns but still have no idea what the fuck is going on lol
I would’ve been so pissed if someone was throwing me that garbage lol
Viral my comment
bouncing a ball on the dirt/grass deletes any "pitch strategy" whatsoever! no control of a bounce!
They actually have quite a lot of control in where it bounces to. Hence spin bowling is a whole thing itself, it's especially nuanced given the variation in the pitches (the actual ground) themselves. If it leans to spin then the team select more spin bowlers and if it doesn't they go with more pace bowlers. Shane Warne was the king of spin, he could make that ball bounce in whatever direction he wanted.
Not correct. If it is bounced "short", it will get up higher and closer to a batter's head. That is strategic and not random. Balls bowled at slower pace will often bounce differently and that can be used to get a batter out as well. Landing a ball in a worn part of the pitch can exaggerate the deviation and that gets used strategically too.
you must understand that this is an incredibly naive comment, right?
its just not any sort of dirt/grass. It is a 22 yards of curated field called the pitch. There is literally a team of people who look after the pitch. It is quite complex and involved in the preparation of the pitch.