@@RealFansSports there is another game of cricket that is worth watching... On (15.39') in this video it shows The 438 Game - RSA v AUS... That game was historical in many ways...
Ab de Villiers was the most consistent player And let me share a fun fact...he scored 28 runs from 238 balls without hitting a single boundary against Australia for saving a test match And in another instance..he scored 43 runs from 297 balls against India in india at turning pitch ...both in test matches
In cricket AB DE VILLIERS is called '' the alien '' he is also known as MR .360 because he smashes the ball all over the ground for sixes and fours. he's known to be one of the greatest cricketers in the world of cricket .
The ball isn't kept by the spectators as a souvenir. It has to be returned. Cricket balls lose their hardness/shine during an innings which has an enormous effect on how much it bounces, swings or spins. Sometimes the ball will get hit out of the park and is lost. The umpires have a collection of balls that have been used for around the same number of overs as the lost ball. They try to find a ball that is approximately in the same condition as the lost one. In Test matches, the old ball is/can be replaced after a designated number of overs (80), when the captain of the bowling side so chooses. This is called 'taking the new ball' and can often result in a batsman getting out due to the extra bounce or swing. Conversely the ball travels faster off the bat as it isn't soft and which can result in more runs being scored! There are a huge number of factors, atmospheric conditions, the pitch wearing, deteriorating/breaking up, the footmarks caused by the bowlers and so on, that mean the playing conditions are constantly changing. This is what makes cricket great, as players have to adapt to the conditions as well as the state of play/the game and the pressure to perform.
The only way I got to keep a ball is when my brother and I looked all around the outside and we eventually found one in the parking. Coolest thing I even got
never missed ABD's innings....I am from India and ABD is South African, i would root to ABD even when he is playing against India and scored tons of runs, and man he has messed up Indian bowlers in many games, even now after he is retired he is my favorite player.
On 27 February 2015, he scored 162 runs off 66 balls in a match against the West Indies in Pool B, leading South Africa to their second-highest total in World Cup history (408), at Sydney Cricket Ground. With this feat, he became the record holder for the fastest 50, 100 and 150 in ODI history.
@@benaffleckisanokayactor Yeah except that every other typical batsman would hit a hundred or a 150 that way except ABD.. so there's nothing to laugh about
The announcer is Michael Holding, a West Indies star of the 70s and 80s. A very fast bowler from Jamaica. Sadly retired from announcing, a good and principled man who knows his cricket. And hitting it to the left for a right batter is known as leg side or onside. To the right for a right handed batter is to the off side.
@RealFansSports grip and also the newer harder ball is usually bowled by a fast bowler. It hits the pitch and the bat harder and faster,so could catch the batsman unawares. On the batting side ,you want your best batsmen facing the new ball,because harder balls goes faster to the boundary. On the other hand when the ball is older and has some wear and tear, the slower ,spin and seam bowlers get a better time of it and they also depend on the wear of the pitch to know where to direct the ball so it hits perfectly on any rut or break they might have detected. That is why players are not allowed to run right down the middle of the pitch . Some would deliberately pretend they forget when the umpire isn't looking, especially if they have already batted. Cricket is a game of brains and tricks that most who don't know it will miss. The umpires always have a box of used balls ,so in case the ball goes out the ground. They would chose one that mat have been used for the same amount of overs/or condition as the ball that was lost or as close to it as possible.
@@RealFansSportsthe fielding team very carefully prepare the ball as the innings go on. They want one side of the ball shining and other side rough. They use their swear and polish one side of the ball constantly. This allow the ball to reverse swing towards the 40-50 overs. Fielding side do not want the ball replaced for any reason.
Once a Legend of Cricket said " AB Devilliers is not a Human , He is an Alien " . He is best in business but sadly due to politics in SA cricket board He took early retirement and He still can play cricket for at least 3 years more but He is man of words. Even In INDIA , when there is INDIA vs SOUTH AFRICA match , people from INDIA always cheers for ABD .If ABD is getting brutal against INDIA in Home ground, people still cheers for him . He earned public love ❤ all around the cricketing nations.
the crazy part was the previous record was 36 or 37 balls, so he beat it by a lot. nobody else has come close this was the peak time to be an ODI batter though, and the WI were the best team to face as a batter.
You guys should check make a video of the "438" game. It's also cricket but it's the first time a team went past 400 runs ever then just to loose the game being out batted mostly by a Hershel Gibbs who has a hangover after drinking in the hotel bar till about 4 that morning
7:01 …. Unlike in baseball, if a spectator catches or gains possession of a match ball they have to give it back. In a Limited overs Cricket match they will usually use the same ball throughout an entire innings.
This is truly one of the greatest performances in sports history. That shot on one knee where he takes the ball from way outside off stump is so difficult and he makes it look easy. Batting genius in this innings.
As a batsman you generally take a few deliveries to see and understand the pitch, AB just went straight for the jugular. Backward scoop for six off a pace bowler is crazy, bro did it like they were bowling a basketball to him.
Don't forget, wear and shine on the ball is a big part of the game. It's the same ball - The crowd have to give the ball back, unlike baseball. If the ball is lost on a roof or goes in the river, they bring out a selection of old replacement used balls and pick one that is in a similar state..
At 3:47 you see the guy with pick golfer well he is South Africas highest goal scorer in soccer Benny McCarthy , he is Champions league Winner and currently attacking coach for Manchester united
Playing in Pink jersey has become South African cricket team’s annual (2013-2020). The Proteas team wears Pink Jerseys once in a year in a home ODI match. The reason behind South African cricket team wearing pink jersey is for supporting and creating awareness on Breast Cancer, and collecting money for the people who are suffering from the disease.
The score is not the only achievement here. South Africa only lost two wickets to get the score (they had 8 batsmen left who didn't have to bat). Interesting fact: The pink uniforms worn by the South African team is in support of breast cancer.
If you are in the crowd and the ball comes to you, you don't keep it. It has to go back into play because the exact condition of the ball is a vital aspect of the game. If a ball gets damaged so it becomes unplayable a box of balls will be brought out and both captains must agree on a replacement ball that is as close as possible to the wear state of the damaged ball.
Please check the match between Australia and south Africa which is most seed and loved by all because twice on the same day world record for most runs scored were broken. And it was once in a lifetime match. ie. 424 Australia vs 427 SA
8:21 it's not 377 to 1... It's *for* one, as 1 batter down. You have a team of 11 but they have to bat as a pair, so each team has 10 wickets in hand at the start of an innings. This appears to be a first innings knock.
Check out Adam Gilchrist's 57 ball century in the 2006 Ashes test series in Perth. What made it even more special was it happened in arguably the worlds biggest test series and both teams were considered two of the best.
Guys if u haven't seen maxwell's double 100 i will definitely recommend u to watch it because it was the best innings by a batsman in any form of cricket and that too in the world cup and that too in the pressure situation and when he was injured. You will definitely love it.
6:30 Yeah 4 is where the ball has bounced before the boundary rope somehow. 6 is hitting the boundary rope or going over. A fielder can accidentally parry a ball over the rope and that would be 6 (assuming it didn't bounce before then). You see that a little bit on hits that are very close to going for 6 anyway and they don't have room to catch the ball without touching the rope themselves. If the ball touched that triangle pad before touching the grass that is a 6 so yeah that's what they were checking.
@@RealFansSports ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iboakCXwvgw.html that is for the best swinging deliveries..and thanks for the reply. Lots of love..❤️❤️..
You don’t get to keep the ball if you catch it in the crowd. It has to be returned as the same ball is used until the umpires decide it is out of shape
It's not exactly a record, but I won a trip to the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil through a PlayStation competition. As result I was in the iconic Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro for the second round match between Colombia and Uruguay. That's where James Rodriguez scored an incredible goal that would be later voted as the Puskas award 2014, officially FIFA's best goal of year in all of football that year. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GESyL3MkgNU.html
ho thats an old record by a team you should watch england vs netherlands 1st odi 2022 its already on youtube you wont need to edit it its a highlights so its only 20 mins long
