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The game of Cricket is older than America itself. Lol 🇬🇧🇺🇸
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Cricket is 2nd most popular sport in world ❤️🇯🇲🙏
The reason for that is because it's watched by over 1billion Indian people not because it's as popular as Soccer Football.
@@rickbaruah so what is your problem man do you want people or do you you want tag of most countries flags and if you have problem then get your country 1 billion population but unfortunately you guys spend half if not full energy on naughty.. america or p*..n hub so we can't expect it from you poor man
@@rickbaruah what a logic
@@rickbaruah not just 1.4 bilion Indians !
Our all neighborhood country's who also population powerhouse watch and play cricket
So what man it doesn't change the fact that cricket is second most popular game on this planet 🏏
Cricket is the 2nd most popular game in the world. The 2019 WC had an estimated viewership of 2.5 Billion making it one of the top 3 or 4 most viewed sports events of all time.
The group stage match between India and Pakistan in 2019 WC alone had a record breaking viewership of 1.6 Billion which is 400 to 500 Million more than FiFa WC final 2018(which was 1.1/1.2 Billion).
Overall Football is the most popular game as 2018 FiFa WC had viewership of 3.5 Billion. But Cricket isn't that far behind.
Man this is cool and i love cricket..
To be fair though. It is mainly because of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. That is why it has that viewership.
Football on the other hand is an actual global sport played in and viewed by virtually every country in the world.
Remove the sub continent, and cricket becomes a fairly niche sporting audience.
@@shivasrinivasan80 though the niche does include Australia, England and the West Indies. Pretty big niche eh.
@@shivasrinivasan80 You are not far off...there are only 7-8 elite status nations and support numbers are terribly skewed when the second most populous nation on the planet is one. It is NOT an Olympic level sport yet. The second tier has another 8-12 nations but after that it is basically park level.
@@flamingfrancis No you are wrong. There are 12 elite test nations not 8 and there were 12 in the second tier not 7-8. This doesn't include Nepal where cricket is quickly becoming the most popular sport or Thailand where it may well be the first women's sport. New lower than test level competitions appear to have blurred the second tier number. This is comparable to Baseball but with much bigger populations because many of these teams are from the Asian sub continent.
Unfortunately for Americans Cricket is played all over the world. To become World Champions at cricket you have to compete against other countries. But Americans are definitely “World Champions”at sports that only Americans play, so well done for that.
World Series Champions😭😭😭
^Obsessed with America
well said bro
Gary came out swinging and did not miss
They definitely say this, but to be fair to them the World Series baseball and World Champions for that sports started because it was sponsored by the World newspaper.
The video mentions the first international match being in 1844. They didn't mention that it was USA vs Canada.
Yes, a massive fixture in world cricket!
Cricket was first played in 1725. It is one of the few sports where players can still die on the field due to the speeds and the hardness of the ball
The earliest recorded cricket match was in Kent in England in 1646. Bear in mind that it was not the first game played, but the first for which there is a surviving record. During this century, participants could be fined for playing on a Sunday instead of attending church.
Earliest mention of cricket is in Guildford in the 1500s
I love cricket great game 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Cricket is Religion ❤️❤️❤️💕💕🙃🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
Cricket balls are harder than baseballs. I caught one to the back of the head during practice once. I went black for a full minute.
I know someone who had to go to the hospital because a cricket ball caught him in the face. He needed 18 stitches but luckily he made it 🤞🏽
@@arnesh- It's a pretty common risk being hit in the face. Our last game in 2021 a fielder at short mid off was hit in the mouth and still has more dental work that needs doing.
I have been to hospital for stitches four times (I kept wicket as well as opening the batting); and also a split finger that turned septic two days later.
Got one over my eye in highschool and was out for couple minutes didn't even realize I was out eye was swelled shut
....Ahhh....You meant you went "African American for a minute".....Hitler....😏😒
standard cricket ball weighs between 5.5 and 5.75 ounces (155.9 and 163 grams), a standard baseball weighs in at 5.25 ounces (142 and 149 grams). Average exit speed from a baseball bat (especial Al) will be higher...look up average bat speed. The seam pattern on a baseball is longer and hence occupies more of the overall surface area.
It is more proud than a cricket ball and is more likely to create more cutting type damage than the crickt ball.
Cricket has a worldwide following... more so than baseball or basketball.
A gift from the British Empire, along with railways and Parliamentary democracy.🇬🇧
Baseball is played in the UK by schoolgirls. They call it Rounders.
@@Otacatapetl softball and rounders are slightly different to baseball. Same principle though.
Baseball and basketball combined have a fan base of about 1 billion.
Cricket has 2.5 billion.
True.
The first International cricket match - in fact, the first international sporting match of any sport - was between Canada and USA, in 1844
You guys just tapped into something beautiful trust me , I would suggest you watch some cricket best catches from the World Cup
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This game is so deep boys. Played over 5 days sometimes, more commonly one day or one afternoon evening now. But the AGE of a cricket ball affects the tactics. The condition of the pitch affects the bowling and the ball over time.
Amazing game when you know what you're watching
lauda ka beautiful. Cricket is the most dumb ass game ever produced
@@Scotsdave
Nowadays, the most popular format is the 20-20 over game which can be played in around 3 hours.
The last WC final (England v NZ) was THE most exciting sports even over over seen and I’ve been watching sport for 40 years.
@@AndroidTheLeader Yeah my dad got me into cricket with 20 20 watching Hampshire. I'd Highly recommend that for anyone.
The fielding positions aren't fixed like they pretty much are in baseball. There aren't enough players to cover the whole field, so they set up the field based on the batsman being bowled to, and the bowling style of the bowler. You can have fast bowlers, and they'll often have several fielders behind the batsman, in the hope that the ball will take a 'nick' of the edge of the bat, and will carry to them an be caught out. Other times you have slower bowlers, called spinners, who can make the ball change direction when it bounces. You would then have the fielders in much closer, hoping to catch someone out when they get deceived by the flight of the ball after it bounces, and don't hit the ball cleanly.
An uninformed comment. You clearly have not been observing field settings in elite baseball games. Make sure to do research before commenting.
The GREATEST of all sports!!!
Checkers is to Baseball as Chess is to Cricket.
I would advise you to make sure you actually know that is the case before saying it. I am a lifelong cricket fan but I know baseball has a mind-bogglingly complicated and large compendium of rules. Cricket, in my opinion, is easier for a youngster to grasp the basics and just play the game and then gradually learn the subtleties than baseball. The MLB baseball rule book is around 200 pages long.
@@kingspeechless1607 I was mainly referring to the length of time it takes to play both sports but you go, girl!
@@mcrotor77 The problem of using it as an analogy/comparison is that most people would think it refers to the one being more intellectual than the other.
The most important thing to remember about cricket is that it was not actually designed to be a properly competitive sport. It was an excuse for two nearby villages to spend a day in the Sun drinking and eating and competing only in a casual friendly way while most of the onlookers were not really paying much attention anyway and ending when they ran out of good light. You might hear this original form described as 'Village Cricket' Later attempts to force it into some sort of serious sport format have led to a rather strange game with very odd rules and 'win conditions'.
Yes, also for many in the 18th and early 19th century it was just an excuse to gamble.
The same can be said with golf. Cricket was simply a social gathering and only the upper class of the society could play the game competitively for days without having to work(hence the name first class cricket) and over time it became a prestigious sport for the rich elite.
@@someonejustsomeone1469 It may have been a social gathering for the watchers but there was nothing uncompetitive about local games in the past; whether it was cricket, the local form of football, or any other game of the time.
There was nothing 'uncompetitive' about games of cricket or 'football' between neighbouring villages in centuries gone by; they wanted to win!
Of course it was competitive! Sport between villages was always competitive. Look at traditional annual 'mob-football' matches; they were not messing about. They did end up drinking drinking a lot of beer (and started drinking some as well) but bragging rights for the whole year were up for grabs.
Cricket is followed by 2.5 billion people around the world. It is, whilst slow sometimes, a great game with brilliant rules. The game can be so exciting often
Cricket balls can literally kill people and it has killed people rip Phil Hughes!!
I've played all my life and trust me you learn to hit that ball if you don't you've got broken ribs lol simple as that, It's massive here in 🇬🇧
There can be ties in some formats of cricket (many different formats - some last for 5 days and some last for 3-4 hours). Some tournaments (mainly leagues where there is a league table) will allow ties but some when there is a tie will go down to which team got the most wickets or, in some cases, a 'super over' will be bowled. This is where each team faces 6 balls and whichever gets the most runs from those 6 balls will win. I know that probably quite confusing but I hope that helps 😂😁.
Test cricket is played for 5 days,whereas T20 is played in 4 hrs.
The videos Cricket Explained For Baseball Fans and Cricket For Americans are well worth a watch, probably in that order
Its funny how Americans say cricket is complicated. I live in the US and watch football (American). This is the most complicated sport of all with literally hundreds of rules if not thousands for offense, defense, formations special teams and various scenarios In almost every game there will be an instance where everyone is confused (took me months into watching football to know what a safety is).. Given football is Americas most favorite sport, its a bit rich to call any other sport complicated..
Lol cricket is much more complicated than any American sport.
Even more complicated than football.
What are you smoking mate??
New sport you have to be joking it's much older than baseball. Infact baseball is based on a game played by women in the UK .
Rounders🙂
The positions are chosen by the captain, he can move the fielding team in or out where ever basically he feels will stop the other team scoring runs or where the fielders will most likely be able to catch the ball, dependent on the particularly batting player and his skills or what he has been producing with his shots in that particularly game. To be a great bowler, takes many many hours and days in the nets practicing. One of the best bowlers and one to watch is the late Australian "spin" bowler Shane Warne (recently passed suddenly at only 52). His ability to put incredible spin on the bowl, when he released it from his grip, often had the opposition players, those at the wickets, unable to read his bowling, this is why he was a brilliant taker of wickets and very exciting to watch
The video leaves out some important aspects of he game. In particular, there are different forms of the game. The original form is the long format. When this is played between different countries, it is called test cricket, which lasts for up to 5 days. Each team has the opportunity to play two innings. The game can finish earlier than this once one side has outscored the other and got all the batsmen out twice. The next format is one day cricket, which takes about a day and is usually 50 overs (an over is when 6 balls have been bowled) per side. The next version is T20, in which each side has 20 overs to score their runs. For the shorter forms of the game, the team could be all out (10 wickets) before they get to 50 or 20 overs. The shorter forms of the game tend to have more big hitting and faster play, but many regard the traditional, 5 day game to be more intriguing and there can be ebb s and flows over time as one side gets the upper hand over the other.
Yes, there can be ties, although these are very rare. There have only ever been twi ties in test cricket. Draws in test cricket are much more common. This occurs when neither team has got the other team out twice.
The positions are a bit complicated. There is a wicket keeper, who stands behind the wickets (or "stumps") and catches the ball after it has passed the batsman, a bit like a short stop in baseball, except that he can get the batsman out by catching the ball after it has been nicked by the batsman, or by stumping - knocking down the stumps while the batsman is outside his crease. The crease is a line in front of the stumps that the batsman must be behind if the stumps have been hit. There can also be other feilders behind the wicket. There can be up to four who line up to the right (from their perspective) of the wicket keeper for a right handed batsman. Their main role is to catch the ball if it has been nicked by the batsman. Wide of them are the gulleys. The left side of the ground (from the batsman's perspective) for a right handed batsman is the on side and the right side is the off side. There is often a mix of players close to the pitch and those on the boundary.
Yes, there are penalties, which are called extras and add one run to the batting team's score. The infringements include "no ball" when the bowler oversteps the line behind which he is supposed to ball and "wide" when the ball is balled outside the reach of the batsman.
This is probably the best video that explains the rules: th-cam.com/video/AqtpNkMvj5Y/w-d-xo.html
The "original form" was not test cricket. It took centuries to work up to the point where a representative team from one country would travel to play a representative team from another country. Even when test cricket did begin, in 1877, it was played over three days.
React 2019 ICC world cup final you will shock and know what interesting game it is..
Mate, don’t ask about the fielding positions they have proper crazy names…. Like “ silly mid on” yep that’s a real term basically he stands about 1m in front and to the side of the batsman (the silly part of the name is genuine as it’s a fucking silly place to stand - they often get hurt by the batsman whacking the ball and them being stood in the way) x it’s good fun to play though…. I used to love watching the West Indies fast bowlers as a kid … Curtly Ambrose what a legend, he would just tear through our English batsmen and his mate Cortney Walsh was pretty good too.
1 m no just over a yard.
Cricket is the 2nd most played sport in the world after football and it's also the national game of England.
No, football is our national game.
In baseball, if the pitcher hits the batter, the batter walks... in cricket you got to be tougher, if the bowler hits the batter, the batter has to face up again (or retire hurt & come back later).
let's goo🇿🇦
Big up to the West Indies!!!
Who didn't qualify for the world cup this year. Thrashed by the Netherlands. Big big up to the Dutch !!!
The fastest bowl ever delivered was 161.8km/h or 100.6mph. Proper fast bowlers, can bowl 20-30 overs (minimum 120-180 balls) in a one day game, and sometimes 300-600+ balls in a test game (over 5 days), at consistent speeds of 145-158km/h.
And bowlers must bowl, they cannot throw/chuck the ball. That means simply speaking, their arm has to be straight during the bowling action, they cannot have a bent arm and then straighten in during the bowl, i.e. you cannot pitch like a baseball pitcher. But that also means it's less destroying of joints. A fast ball baseball pitcher might pitch 95-100mph balls but he isn't bowling for the entire 9 innings.
There are ties in Cricket. This depends on the format but usually a tie is when both teams score the same number of runs. Unlike baseball, fielders in cricket are forbidden from wearing gloves, the only exception is the wicketkeeper, the fielder behind the stumps who does wear gloves, otherwise they would have 8 broken fingers
A cricket match seldom results in a draw(tied game). A Batsman will continue to Bat until they lose their wicket, by get out in one of the eleven out decisions; once a team loses ten of their players(wickets) their innings is over, as a batsman can not bat alone(Always bat in pairs, called a partnership). Cricket has several different forms of the game, the Three most played forms are: First Class/Test matches, where each team will bat in two innings; and the game can last upto four or five days, this is the oldest form of the game. The other two forms are limited overs matches - ODI(One Day International) where each team plays one innings, in which they face a maximum of Fifty Overs(an Over is the deliver of six legal balls); as the name says, it lasts one day(approximately six hours of play). T20(A 20/20 match) where each team plays one innings, in which they face a maximum of Twenty Overs; this is the shortest form of the game, and generally lasts about three hours.
Best way to understand cricket is to play it, and that's the best part because almost anyone can play cricket.
Grabs some gear at your local sports store and head to a field. Interested people will either join to play or spectate.
I remember starting a beach cricket match with my cousins. In no time at all almost everyone who was on the beach that day joined. That was more than thirty years ago and I still remember.
You don't have to run six times from end to end to get six runs; just hit it over the boundary and you don't have to run at all.
There are no such penalties, but there is something called no ball which gives an extra run to batting team if the bowler doesn’t follow some few rules like overstepping his bowling line and bowls.
It's a difficult sport to understand over night let alone in 5 mins. When I was younger at school I only knew the basics so at that age like most I was more interested in sports like football and found cricket boring. Until recent years I watched and appreciated it
You have just entered the rabbit hole of cricket. Welcome!
One point is that the "most common" way of getting out is not 'bowled', it is 'caught' by a large margin.
Cricket is one of most famous sport in the world! It is watched by billions all over the world, it has a huge fanbase.. "Virat Kohli" is the Lionel Messi/ MJ/ Cristiano of cricket for the last 10 years.. You should react to him too! ♡
Given the drop in averages of Kohli in the recent past that is certainly not clear cut
The wat bout Sachin Tendulkar ??
Or you could have mentioned the greatest of all time Don Bradman
@@MAKelly2121 indeed , a career test average of 99.94 speaks for itself
Don’t forget ab de villiers
He was the no 1 batsman from 2014-2016
And i think Americans would be shocked to see abd's 360° shots
There are ties as well. If a match is tied between both teams then, there is an extra over for both teams to play. An over consists of six pitches bowled by the bowler, like 6 deliveries. A World Cup final of 50 overs was recently played between England and new Zealand and the match has been tied. A super over was played and even then it was still tied, but England won it, since they have the most boundaries. The match usually ends with super over deciding the win, but in rare instances like this, boundary count is considered
A good reaction to a sport new to you. My favourite is Sir Gary Sobers who played for the West Indies. Look him up on TH-cam for seeing the greatest cricketer of all time. A bit like a Muhammad Ali of cricket but without the boasting!
Greatest cricketer of all time ? Sir Donald Bradman the greatest batsmen ever to play cricket.
6 x 6 fir Nottinghamshire v Glamorgan in 1969 in ONE OVER...😀
Been watching and playing cricket since about four years old. Trust me this is exciting!!
Dude, There is a Major league cricket going on in the states right now guys. React to any of the highlights from major league cricket game on TH-cam. I recommend the first game of Texas super kings and Los Angeles knight riders. The match is around 3 hrs or so. But the highlights come out to be only 15 mins. This is essential for cricket to grow in America dude. If you guys don’t spread the word, this beautiful sport won’t be recognised by most ppl. U can get a decent views for this too.
Its a Big sport in some countries including my own. Hopefully Mookie will like Virat Kohli
2nd biggest sport in the world after Football(soccer)
@@jacksmith4460 football
What makes the game exciting is that a strong position can change to a weak one in a single over (6 balls delivered) if more than on ewicket is taken. If a batter is going great, smashing the ball all around the ground, his team`s position can be made strong in about a single hour. After 6 or 7 wickets have been taken and more than 20-30 runs are still needed for victory, that is a very tense situation. Especially if you need more than 10 runs per over. That means they have to score boundaries (4 or 6) nas are liable to offer catches. The final outcome can be in doubt to the last over. The best batters are at or near the top of the batting-order. Bowlers are the last three in. They`re usually not so good at batting. At the end you can be batting for victory, or just to avoid defeat. So drawn matches are sometimes the most exciting.
let me list SOME of the fielding positions that are permissible in a game cricket......here we go...deep backward point, square leg, long off, gully, mid-wicket, cow corner, cover, mid-off, silly mid-on, leg-slip, wicket-keeper, .............good stuff, eh?
There is not enough information in this. I don't mean so much that a new watcher gets overloaded. They need more than is shown here. There is a cricket explained for baseball fans by "Sports Explained" and another by "Jomboy" worth seeing.
1. Yes, there are ties and tie-breakers also.
2. Yes, There are penalties
3. Yup, The more time you run between wickets the more run you score.
4. Fielder's Positions can be anything they want. There are some rules in powerplays but most of the game they can stand wherever they like (except on the pitch).
Bowled is not the most common dismissal. Caught by a fielder is the most common, and in modern times LBW and caught behind are more common (probably due to DRS). Clean bowled is actually quite rare, particularly in tests.
A great mystery of the world is why the US miss out on the wonders of Cricket and Rugby (World Games) so mostly play with themselves.
Cricket is too complicated for Americans.
They can't think past kicking a ball into a goal.
I watch both football and cricket and I enjoy both of them and I think an interesting difference between this to games in that cricket don't have a clear cut goat like Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo every country has their own goats.
Chris Gayle would beg to differ!
In my experience goats are rubbish at cricket; all they want to do is eat the ball, the pads, and anything else that takes their fancy.
Don Bradman was the GOAT.
@@whattiler5102 🤣
There is and that is Virat Kohli.
Cricket's unpredictability>>>>>> All the other sports (Except Football).
There’s no video that breaks down everything about cricket. The nuances and subtlety of the game cannot be captured easily without a lifetime of watching matches … and your other half explaining what a googly is over and over again.
technically: "once all BUT ONE of the batters on a team are out, the sides swap" (since once the tenth of eleven batters is out, there's nobody to partner the remaining batter, so the innings ends.)
Aussie girl here for this!
Go Aussies. 😁❤️🇦🇺👍🏼
The most common way of being out in cricket is 'Caught' by a big margin. 'Bowled' comes second.
5:59 Yes, a match CAN end up in a tie but it depends a bit on the format
Cricket has three major formats, Test(the 5-day matches), ODI(an 8 hour match) and T20s(a 3.5 hour match)
In Tests, a tie is a tie and it just ends there and is done as a form of respect to the opposition, who played just as well as they did, as well as other circumstances
In ODIs and T20s, however, after a tie, both sides play a Super Over and the winner of the Super Over wins the whole thing
Booooo Bears!!!! LOL nice vid gyz
It is possible to score more than six runs, but it takes shambolic play to happen. E.g. batsmen could run three, the fielding team throws at the stumps but fails to run out a batsman, and the ball rolls over the boundary - 7 runs.
Penalties - if a bowler oversteps the line or bowls the ball out of the reach of the batter, they concede a run and the delivery is not counted as legal, so must bowl it again. Runs scored off no balls still count. If the ball hits a piece of equipment on the field (most commonly a helmet behind the wicketkeeper, which he or a close fielder otherwise wears when standing close to the stumps), they concede 5 runs. Batsmen don't concede runs but can be given out for obstructing the field. Fielding teams can concede runs for slow over rates.
What are the positions? Here are some unusual ones: Third Man, Deep Fine Leg, Silly Mid-on, Cover Point, Gully, Slip, Square Leg, Deep Long Off.
America will make a new version of cricket and announce them they are the world champions in that game 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Most test matches finish in a draw. They normally last 5 days per game.
No they don't! Based on studies the number of draws in tests have not gone over 25% since 2012. Most draws are a result of bad weather.
@@joyfulzero853 and not when Authe Aussies winstralia plays England nearly always
@@ianbrook7793 You really should read your comments before posting
the ball is hard hence the protective equipment
You want to watch a Test match, that’s an international match and lasts for 5 days where each team bats and fields twice.
After 5 days you may just about understand the basics of the game.
Ties are possible. Rare in 2 innings per side matches, and uncommon but more likely in limited overs cricket.
The ball in a men's cricket match typically weighs 156 grams (5.5 ounces), and in women's it's 142 grams (5.0 ounces). Children's games usually use a 142 gram ball.
Seriously, look for T20 Cricket. That's the... gateway into loving the game. First Class Cricket is the pinnacle, but I think too long for Americans wanting to learn about it.
We don't use the term "outfielder" in Cricket. In Limited overs, there is a fielding circle 30 yards from the pitch. Depending on the time of the innings, there are allowed to be either 2, 3, 4 or 5 fielders outside that circle.
I seriously hope you watch some cricket highlights and get into enough to watch more and more and develop an appreciation, if not a deep love for it.
The ball is a bit bigger and heavier than a baseball and yes if you don't get the catch right it does sting the hand and breaks fingers
Cricket is like baseball except something actually happens unless it's a Test series! If you want to get into it just stick to T20 which is much faster and higher scoring. There is also T10 but that hasn't really taken off apart from in non cricket playing countries in Europe. Do not bother with The Hundred though because that would just encourage it to continue and it has no right to even exist! The T20 World Cup is starting in October which will feature the best and hardest hitting players in the world so you should check it out if you can. Btw theres a TH-cam channel called 'Cricket For Americans' which would be right up your street and the two regular hosts know more about cricket than a lot of cricket fans I know! Oh, and if you have Prime Video theres a fantastic drama series called Inside Edge which is about the power and greed and corruption surrounding cricket in India, where cricket is practically a religion!
T20 is, quite demonstrably, not higher scoring than test cricket.
couldnt agree more.the Hundred is awful, and as you so rightly say, it shouldn't be allowed to exist.......
Imagine there's home plate and one base.
Batter hits it and each time they want to complete a run, the batters need to swap and be safe at either end (or each 'base')
A school in the uk girls played rounders (bas ball) the boys played soccer in winter cricket in summer
Did you get the videos and got more acquainted with the sport?
7:38 If you want more explanation then may be one of these videos could help.
Cricket for Americans
th-cam.com/video/5oPLhskOH4o/w-d-xo.html
What is Cricket
Basic Laws of Cricket
th-cam.com/video/cfsm2Hbc56w/w-d-xo.html
What is Cricket
The Rules of Cricket Explained
th-cam.com/video/ycK3LCbaVL8/w-d-xo.html
Cricket Rules for Beginners
th-cam.com/video/M5MD5i6VpYQ/w-d-xo.html
Y’all reacted to cricket and rugby, but have you checked out Australian Football? Best sport in the world, Grand Final (Super Bowl) is this week.
"Send us a video that breaks down everything about cricket"...
I think the rest of us are still trying to figure *everything* out 💁🏻♂😂
There is not enough information in this one and it is careless about stuff it says
Number 1 sport in world FOOTBALL and N2 Cricket
You guys should react to England versus New Zealand world cup final 2019 it was one of the best cricket match ever
still can't bring myself to watch/listen to that game again. I still feel sick after that ending!! Yes, I'm a Kiwi 🙂
@@taniareads8751 I missed that over thanks to next door neighbours (domestic that spilled to the outside of their property).
England win by cheating 😂
But the real winner is KIWI 😢
6:45 there are no positions in cricket like there are in baseball
The fielders can be standing ANYWHERE on the whole ground
Explain like the west indies team where 13 nations join as a team like jamaica, barbados,guyana,trinidad,antiguya,dominica, and many more nations... So, That's why cricket is world 2nd most popular sports
Cricket is the greatest and toughest game in the universe #icc
Bro there is a difference, baseball kiss cams before the match and cricket does the pitch report. 😏
G;day mates! Wonderful first take on a complex game. I'll see if I can post some classic catches.
To tie it’s almost impossible because you have the number of balls bowled. There is not just one bowler on a team you can have any number of bowlers I think, this is because normally there is to types of bowling a fast bowler (self explanatory) and spin bowler, normally the spin bowler bowls slower but imparts a fast spin on the ball using the the crease line on the leather ball where the two halves are stitched together. You saw one on your video where the ball hit the ground and bounced in a slightly different angle towards the wicket. Each bowler has six bowls at the one wicket trying to get whichever batsman is there at the time. When the six bowls are up another bowler takes over from the other end having his six bowls. These six bowl are called an Over so if the totals are equal they also count the number of overs it has taken to get each teams total so the least number of overs is the winner. Oh! A test cricket match is run over a max of five days not over one day.
No maximum number of bowlers (apart from the number of players; I think I've even seen a sticker keeper of their gloves to bowl an over or two),. However, most limited overs cricket is structured to require a minimum of four or five. bowlers, assuming all overs are used. In test cricket (5-day matches with two innings of unlimited overs per team) , you could potentially have all of a team's overs bowled by just two bowlers but they would end up completely exhausted, probably before the end of the first day.
Some matches can end in a tie - called a draw but those matches are long duration games of four or five days. Most matches will end in a win.
Cricket balls are very hard and can be lethal, players and officials have been killed by cricket balls, it can really hurt your hands when you catch a cricket ball but that is just part of the game.
Cricket is very interesting game
Cricket - like American football - are massively popular but, strangely, are not truly international inasmuch as it is absent in huge areas of the world.
They have no clue what so ever.... 😃 Watch more videos... you'll understand... good job guys... ❤
Ties are rear but, they decide it by super over in T20. In oneday a point each. And in tests, a tie is a tie.. that's it. Cheers :-)
You do have 20/20 in which the amount of overs can reach.
Once you hit a 6 or 4 you don't run, because you automatically score that many runs.
Compared to most cricket videos that people send to Americans, this one is actually quite good
Grys try to react to "Caribbean Cricket Podcast" for better understanding the game.
The game of cricket is older than baseball
Actually the most common way for a batsman to be out, is to be caught usually by the wicketkeeper or slips.
Theorhetically there is no maximum off any hit. You could run endlessly, or get over throws. An 8 has been scored in test cricket I think 3 times. I've seen a 7.
Bro u guys need to react to dj bravo wickets
Only the person behind the wicket (the wicket keeper) wears gloves. The other fielders in cricket do not wear gloves. There is a way to catch a cricket ball to lessen the pain of the catch, but it can only be done if you have time to see the ball and line yourself up for the catch.
Yes they can tie or draw
I would love to see America get into cricket because there would be some big hitters there .
Baseball is chequers to cricket's chess
In Australia in the winter we play football rugby league and Union, AFL and Football (Soccer) like in America (NFL). In summer we play cricket and in America, you guys play Baseball. Cricket is played in England 🇬🇧 Australia 🇭🇲, New Zealand 🇳🇿, South Africa 🇿🇦 and many more other countries to. 🏉🏈⚾🥎⚽