Ashwin: *in 90s* "I trust you to play correct shot.... Mohammad Siraj Official: *Proceeds to hit ball out of the park ICONIC!!!
@oyeeHunter5 сағат бұрын
Estelle wins
@VamsiKrishna-yz2ei11 сағат бұрын
Jorrod wins it baby.
@safashaikh289416 сағат бұрын
Md Shami >>>> Bobzy the king 😅😂
@vikasmayekar1322 сағат бұрын
ESTEL can SMILEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ... Gud to cu back
@zenokada2278Күн бұрын
Leach also had the highest partnership between a number 10 and 11 in test history and made 92 when opening as a night watchman Not as iconic but still an achievement. The cultural iconicness of specsavers really makes the story even better
@zenokada2278Күн бұрын
With Jimmy he’d get a huge cheer every time he came out to bat because we all new it was basically over and just let the jimmy anderson and don’t take me home song go One of the most fun number elevens
@DanHooke-xu9wrКүн бұрын
Surely Devon Malcolm and Phil Tufnell should appear in the Walsh-esque 'comic batting' no. 11 category. England were absolutely blessed in that era, Mullally had his moments as well.
@palashsasidharan5710Күн бұрын
Courtney Walsh, Chris Martin, Murali, Chandrasekhar, McGrath were the 5 most iconic number 11s. Worse batters than this lot- Monty Panesar, Prasidh krishna and Natarajan, Pradeep
@kedarsontakke1394Күн бұрын
Behram: "List contains best and most iconic number 11s" Jarrod:"Those two are different things" B:"Yes that's why list should contain most iconic" J:"I think it should be combination of those things" B: FFS............
@subhasisbharali303Күн бұрын
Courtney walsh for me
@AK-fd1tbКүн бұрын
Hey, you forgot Ashish Nehra as he couldn't hold batter better and several ducks in the international cricket.
@sdroy84agtКүн бұрын
Most improved and yet Iconic No. 11 - Bumrah. Averaged 1.55 after 10 tests with 5 ducks. Currently, after 36 tests averages 7.32 (his best) with an incredible 19 ducks.
@prathamchhabra4833Күн бұрын
He ain't no11 anymore since siraj and his batting improvement has come after he became no10
@zenokada2278Күн бұрын
He actually has worked hard with his batting and improved so respect him for that
@sdroy84agtКүн бұрын
@@zenokada2278 Yes, definitely. Huge improvement. Bumrah in his first year as a test batter. Probably, worse than Chris Martin.
@Kishore3010Күн бұрын
What’s wrong with Rohit’s pull compared to Richard’s or Ponting?
@shivanshvashishtha7924Күн бұрын
I think you missed Pragyan Ojha and that iconic partnership with Laxman.
@llyyrКүн бұрын
The partnership was with Ishant, not Ojha. And also not at #11
@bryxxdore4150Күн бұрын
What is a girl doing in sports discussion Anyway love from Pakistan🇵🇰
@gauravyadav6315Күн бұрын
💦💦 what a cool comment
@laughingatnothing4642Күн бұрын
You know there are women in sport too🙃...I mean Pakistan has a Women's cricket team
@ritikd225Күн бұрын
how are you able to watch KZbin when you're stuck in another century?
@JoshF848Күн бұрын
I'd take a wild guess and say that she is infinitely more qualified to talk about sports than you are, so you should probably keep that opinion to yourself
@joebowden4065Күн бұрын
Hope you stay in pakistan
@neerax_Күн бұрын
Guys do an Episode on Most Grumpy or angry cricketers of all time.
@monitor-mindtheover-void6712Күн бұрын
Gavaskar and Gambhir will top the list by 36% and 97% respectively.
@raghvendrapratapsingh2585Күн бұрын
Ben Simmons comparison would be Prithvi Shaw. Lot of promise, good start. Then muck it all up on their own doing.
@1305sarthakКүн бұрын
My man Chris Martin a.k.a the phantom!!
@SarveshCKКүн бұрын
I think Paddy Dooley and Ntini/Sohail Tanveer deserved an honorable mention at least! (And a rogue pick: Kedhar Jadhav😂)
@notjustanarjunКүн бұрын
Thank you for the comment on mental health it's amazing that you are so willing to share
@abhijitbidwe18782 күн бұрын
Jarrod trying to suppress his yawns is the best part of this interview haha! you are working too hard, mate. Get some breaks..
@tuhinsubhranath49002 күн бұрын
How difficult is it to understand when the ball is not kissing the bat in the frame then the spike on the snicko is of some other sound. Yet we see multiple times umpires ignore that. Happened in the recent SL vs IND series. Really pathetic boomer shit.
@aznfratboy12 күн бұрын
There is a shortage of quality umpires/referees across many sports because of overbearing parents at the lowest levels who believe their 8 year old is the next coming of [insert legend of your respective sport here], abusing the hell out of these people (who are almost always volunteers doing this job for free), over a decision that goes against their child/s team. When the discord around so many proverbial barbershops has shifted from "wow, did you see that player do that unbelievable thing in that match last time?", to "wow, did you see how that umpire made that decision that went against the team I support? They must be on the take! We should setup a Royal Commission immediately to investigate this!" the bridge has gone too far.
@EmsThaBreaks4412 күн бұрын
If Tony Crafter is still around, get him on to explain why it was not a lack of training that explains the quality of his umpiring.
@lolumo2 күн бұрын
We are just lucky that this was in a Hundred game. If Nigel Llong gave the same decision in England's favour in a woman's white ball game I'd call him biased towards England and some would even insinuate that he is racist depending on opposition. The lack of comment from ICC/ ECB would have become a cover-up and people like you defending him would become the SENA mafia. It's sad but the erosion of trust that has become because of decades of baggage that cricket has is making the modern achievements less fruitful than they normally would seem.
@karthik_udaya2 күн бұрын
Since the topic is about umpires, Joel Wilson is the second coming of steve bucknor hope he gets removed from the panel
@adhachol2 күн бұрын
With respect to- estelle is poor …
@charlessobhraj13342 күн бұрын
36 times 5 is 180...how do you people look at stats??? simple math is not possible for you...🤣🤣🤣
@Legendgaming-tp1is2 күн бұрын
there is lot of bias here 1)shane warne 2) mcgrath 3) bret lee 4) wasim akram 5) zaheer khan 6) starc 7) shane bond 8) boult 9) harbajan 10) malinga 11) bumhra 12) dale styne 13) akthar these are the top iconic actions( in my generation)
@redshift61702 күн бұрын
Thanks for talking about mental health the way you do, it’s a good thing that it is talked about more
@SarveshCK2 күн бұрын
I feel like DK is being slept on as a T20 all-timer. He's done it for RCB and India when called upon plus brings a specialist WK.
@SarveshCK2 күн бұрын
Estelle had some really good picks on this one!
@Lathi333 күн бұрын
Kochi tuskers kerala from ipl. Elephants are a big part if kerala culture.
@roboticduniya17313 күн бұрын
That's something purely biased... A player from pre war era who played with a stick against same opponents in same conditions felt better to Jarrod rather than someone who is the greatest ever test opener... SUNIL MANOHAR GAVASKAR
@Aveyzek3 күн бұрын
Where is ajinkya rahane in this list?????
@Aveyzek3 күн бұрын
My all time t20 12 Gayle Rohit Abd Maxwell Msd (C &Wk) Andre Russel Hardik Pandya Rashid Khan Sunil Naraine Jasprit Bumrah Lasith Malinga Shahid Afridi
@Siturambo4 күн бұрын
I prefer Estelle's team just change Brett Lee with Nortje. Trent Boult can bowl 3 overs in power play with Badri ( Based on the type of pitch can Malinga or Nortja can bowl 1 over in) Naraine & Malinga can bowl any time anywhere. Team bating All-rounder can pitch in with 1/2 over.
@KICK8394 күн бұрын
First most populous
@harikrishnan44204 күн бұрын
i think the idea time to retire was at around 36-37 from representative cricket. Anyway, like wridhimaan saha,you get communicated that we are moving on from you. so you get like 3/4 franchise oppurtunities like bbl, SA 20, CPL, LPL, the hundred. You get 2 gigs and become their fav, give out all you have learned, possibly u can even become an assistant coach or mentor or something. ashwin is right at it. he can now retire from representative cricket and he will be the most valuable in all sena countries :) you know like there some 1000 spinners in india. its ok. bye bye to ipl if you dont need me!
@KICK8394 күн бұрын
He is the best batsman to play t20i wc ever.
@joshforde6984 күн бұрын
Blew my mind that Sri Lanka never won a series against India for that long, they seemed to play a series every six months between 2007 & 2011.
@KICK8394 күн бұрын
Babar azam ? Nigg ?
@supremegodemperordonaldtru35634 күн бұрын
BILATERAL SERIES since 2005 because from 97-2005 only a few matches were played and series were drawn. There were 4 tri series wins in the same period along with various other ODI series like the aiwa cup etc for SL. These video titles are straight from the Dinda academy.
@VamsiKrishna-yz2ei4 күн бұрын
Guys ur too much excited about this sl series win. If they bat second in these wickets even netherlands can beat them comfortably.
@joebowden40654 күн бұрын
Indians have an excuse for everything lol
@SA30.1374 күн бұрын
Well, Jarrod made me cry last week. So i understand. All i can say is... I'm gonna bowl to pant one day and bowl him out.
@santugk4 күн бұрын
Behram is right. Kohli's mentor was Dhoni and not Sachin.
@Ab_Dut4 күн бұрын
For me, Behram wins... I know and appreciate Hayden, Cook, JL, and Smith, and I do remember Anwar. Close second is Estelle because of Sehwag and Gayle.
@santugk4 күн бұрын
Despite the experiments and lineup changes made to test the bench strength, I would argue that India would still have lost, even if they had fielded their best team, including Bumrah and Shami, especially while chasing. The real issue here is that the established Indian batters are neglecting their spin-playing skills, which are crucial for success on turning tracks. As Dinesh Karthik pointed out in a recent interview, once players are in the national squad, the focus shifts almost entirely to preparing for fast bowling. Over time, this neglect leads to a significant decline in their ability to play spin effectively, leaving them vulnerable on spin-friendly wickets. It's time to mandate that all Indian batters, regardless of their stature or status, regularly participate in domestic cricket to sharpen their skills, particularly against spin. This would ensure that they remain well-rounded and better prepared for the challenges of international cricket.
@Lathi334 күн бұрын
You should not care much about bilaterals at all.. It's been too many years Indian mgt cared too much about bilaterals and not about world cups. You don't almost never rank turners like this in world cups anyways. You normally gets sporting wickets in icc tournaments.. Still currently India is best players of spin anyways.
@santugk4 күн бұрын
@@Lathi33 You probably didn't watch much of the T20 WC to call them 'sporty' wickets. My larger point was all-round development of indian batters. For a while now they seem vulnerable against spin- quality'or otherwise. This could be exploited against the team if neglected. In lieu of WC or any tournament preparations, we need to have a team that is adept to win in all conditions.
@AgroKopite4 күн бұрын
Typical over reactive injun fan, it's just a meaningless bilateral ffs
@TerrAqua4 күн бұрын
You are assuming we get spinning pitches in domestic cricket
@Legendgaming-tp1is5 күн бұрын
1)watson 2) gayle 3) virat (compare anyones stat ) 4)sky (7500+ runs 150+ strike rate 35+ avg compare it with anyone) 5)ABD(Wk) 6)pollard 7)russel 8)narine 9)rasheed 10)bumhra 11)malinga 12)boult