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No disrespect to anyone in the Blanks crew but the commentator on the original video is awful, his excited accent just grates.
In cricket you can't bend your elbow while bowling,that's why bowlers take running start
less than a minute in and I wanted to take a sledgehammer to the commentator.
One thing to understand in cricket is that short term decisions in cricket are made by onfield captains, not "coaches"
Just FYI the team coach in cricket doesn't make the tactical on-field decisions for field placement, bowling, or anything like that. It's entirely up to the team Captain on the field, though obviously there will have been discussions before play about various tactics with the coaches.
9:17 The infamous underarm incident. I and most Aussies are a little ashamed about it. Final ball at the MCG, 1981. NZ need 6 to tie. Aussie captain Greg Chappell tells his younger brother Trevor to roll it underarm so it can’t be hit for six. Trevor does it, batter blocks it in protest, and all hell breaks loose. Worth noting: it was technically legal at the time… but absolutely against the spirit of the game. The backlash was instant. The crowd boos, Kiwi’s outraged, even Aussie players weren’t thrilled. And the third Chappell brother? Ian Chappell, the eldest brother, was on commentary team at the time and didn’t hold back. His immediate reaction: “No Greg, no, you can’t do that.” That pretty much sums up how the cricket world felt. The rule got changed soon after, and underarm bowling was banned in international cricket. So yeah: Greg — made the call Trevor — bowled it Ian — called it out in real time
13:20 You missed the line when commentator says, “Adam Gilchrist had nine mates for the first time in his life!” 😂😂😂
Having a shine half and rough half make the ball swing more This is why you'll see a red patch on the white trousers
The under arm bowl is now illegal.
This was fun to see you lads watching some awesome cricket moments :-) The dumb spongebob commentator on the original video doesn't belong with Cricket though!
Yanks watching a Yank commentator with none of them understanding cricket. Brilliant!
Can I just say, having Fred Dibnah to react to and choosing this instead might not have been everyone's Plan A
2:01 No, that’s not what you call choking. To explain, the batting team needs two batters on the field at all times. With 11 players, once the 10th wicket falls the innings is over, and the last batter is recorded as *not out.* That’s why Kumar Sangakkara ended on 199 *Not Out.* His partner got out before he could get that one extra run.
Just wait until you see Shane Warne bowling spin. Your minds will bend. 😊❤😊
The commentary on this vid was everything that cricket isn't, I couldn't watch the vid because of it.
That under arm bowling was a sad day for Auatralia.
runs not points.
At 13.28 they talk about the nine slips fielders and suggest that the coach sets the field, it is the captain who sets the field. Even a game played by under 12 year olds, the 11 year old captain has to figure out where the fielders should be placed.
Cricket commentator that’s American ? Who sounds like he does not understand the game ?🤷♀️
I was working at Lord's the year after the Michael Bevan beer can incident. Everything was changed because of that one fan. No-one was allowed onto the outfield at the end of the match anymore, which meant we all couldn't just run on to the grass to celebrate a win as we used to - that was always such a thrill. And presentations were moved from balconies onto the outfield.