American reacts to "How to play Cricket"

[@martinsantiago7900]

Watch netflix's "cricket explained" episode... it gives you better understanding

[@TheMightyHams]

"the ball must be rubbery" - Tbh i dont think its possible for a ball to be less rubbery than a cricket ball without being made of concrete

[@Badgersj]

Bless, innocent American!

[@shadeoclutch807]

@David people have died while playing with so called rubbery ball on the spot after getting hit by the ball

[@aussieragdoll4840]

@@shadeoclutch807The last one was Phil Hughes who died almost 10 years ago at the age of 25. He was hit on the head by a cricket ball that had bounced and got under his helmet & just hit him in the ‘right’ spot. People placed their cricket bats outside their houses in honour of him after he died.

[@SebastianKarhan-uf3il]

The thing is that cricket balls are much harder then baseballs, like astronomicaly harder

[@kevanwillis4571]

The ball is extremely hard! It is a very complicated game, the positioning of the fielders is an art in itself. Cricket has 2.5 billion fans around the world, five times the number of baseball fans. Stay safe. Enjoy yourself.

[@al3x4nderthegreat80]

Most of them from India😅

[@CuriousKani]

The ball is very hard. I broke a finger bone trying to catch a high ball during School cricket practices.

[@inkranzz6135]

@@al3x4nderthegreat80 indian subcontinent*

[@mrinangochakraborty5733]

@@al3x4nderthegreat80 From England, Australia too. Just watch Ashes or Australia & England match

[@kaustubhborde8148]

@@al3x4nderthegreat80 not really man. The cricket is popular in most commonwealth countries in the world.Ex. India, Australia, England, Newzealand, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Srilanka,West Indies etc

[@brucelamberton8819]

The USA does have a cricket team - they play in T20 competitions. As at January 2022, they are ranked #28 (of 91) in the world and recently beat Ireland, who are ranked #13.

[@hughbrown1531]

Subscribed for these cricket videos. As a South African it's one of our three major sports. Together with Rugby and Soccer. Our cricket and rugby teams are often on top of international standings. Loiving this.

[@andrewlaw]

Is the ball hard? Hell yes, I lost a skyed ball in the sun and got knocked out when it hit me in the head. You have two batsmen at the crease, a striker and the non striker at the other end, the non striker calls the run if it goes behind the striker who can't see where it's gone. Conversely it's up to the striker to call the run if it goes behind the non striker who can't see it, the technical term is "backing up"the other player to maximise runs but minimise the risk of being run out of your ground.

[@shiftygirl6434]

haha my partner caught the ball with his face once when looking into the sun...got him to the after-hours doctor and he was busy stitching up another cricket player's face for the same thing lol

[@davidrowlands441]

The pads in the batsmens legs may slow them down but they are there to protect the legs. If a fast bowl hits the leg it may break the leg or at least do serious damage. It's the same for both teams.

[@kanishk5490]

Funnily enough, the 1st International Cricket Match was played between Canada and USA. USA do have a minor league currently going on at weekends

[@Kbkalana]

It isn't a rubber ball. it's a baseball on steroids. That's the best way to put it

[@2l84t]

Mahogany wrapped in Cape Buffalo hide. Still have a dent in my shin decades later. Fun game.

[@stephenwaters3515]

Something they didn't mention on there was Overs. When a bowler bowls six legal deliveries this is what is known as an over, then a different bowler will be nominated and he will bowl an over from the opposite end of the pitch , the play rotates in this way throughout the innings. usually with a bowler bowling a set number of overs from one end and a different bowler bowling a set number from the opposite end .

[@mwwoggy]

If you combine your previous watch with this one, you'll start to see some of the rules in action. Also, just FYI - this clip you watched was a long shot from the best explanation of the rules of Cricket. Watch Ninh's The rules of Cricket - it would have been the next video on your playlist. To answer your questions: 1. The ball is hard! 2. The fence was the boundary for this video, but in the previous vid you watched, the boudary was the white rope (I think you called it a wall because of the foam advertising on it) that goes around the perimeter of the field. If the ball touches the ground anywhere inside the boundary and then crosses the boundary, it's a 4 - if it stays airborne until it crosses the boundary it's a 6. It doesn't matter if it's an inch over the boundary or 20 feet, it's still a 6. There is one exception to this - if a fielder can jump up, catch and release the ball before his feet touch the ground over the boundary rope, he can throw it in-field to prevent the boundary. 3. This video fails to mention the different formats of the game. Ninh explains that. 4. The wickets that the guys are using in this video are actually training wickets (the ones all joined at the base). Proper game wickets are just the 3 stumps in the ground with 2 wooden bails resting across the top of them. Hitting the wicket only counts if the bails are dislodged from the top of the wickets 5. There is no rule as to how far a bowler can run before bowling, but usually fast bowlers take a longer run-up to spin bowlers. 6. The LBW rule prevents a batsman from just standing directly in front of the wicket and protecting it from the ball with his padded legs. In your previous video you paused for quite a while on an LBW decision that was overturned by a 3rd Umpire as the ball was not going on to hit the wickets. But that kind of technology is really only available to the big leagues and international games. So normally it's just up to the umpire that is standing at the bowler's end to make the decision. Keep at it. Cricket is a wonderful sport, It is played in America, the US even has a national Cricket team, as do Canada. The way you react to videos is quite entertaining because you try to figure it out, and have no problems with changing a video halfway through if it makes no sense to you. It's quite refreshing to see someone react in that way.

[@sirtonkalott]

"What, how are runs scored? As the narrator says this how runs scored and the two batsmen are RUNNING between the wickets!🤔😆

[@MrPaulMorris]

The ball is similar in size, weight and construction to a baseball-so definitely not soft and rubbery. The bowling speed is similar to pitches in baseball--top fast bowlers are up to 100mph. Having the ball bounce before reaching the batsman introduces more scope for variability both intentional--for example where the bowler applies spin--and accidental--due to unevenness in the surface, particularly as it gets a bit chewed up after a long game. Mentioning long games reminds me that there are a number of variations in the length of games. All the references I heard were to limited over matches where, as the name implies, each innings has a set number of balls. However, a the top tier--internationals referred to as 'Test Matches'--the only limit is time... and that is not terribly limited as the games run over 5 days. This introduces a lot more tactical decisions for the captains such as whether to declare early (ie pass the batting to the other team) in the hope of getting them out or to slog on in a defensive posture to effectively play for a draw.

[@brucelamberton8819]

And harder than a baseball when new as it has a coat of lacquer. And the raised seam is a killer!

[@fedup3449]

The structure of the game is important. 2 teams of 11 players each. Captains toss a coin to see who 'goes in' first. The team that chooses to go in goes out. The other team that's out goes in to the field. The 'in' team has batsmen at the crease trying to score runs and stay in. When one of them is 'out' he comes in and the next one 'in' goes out. They keep doing this until the whole team that's 'in' is out, except the last man 'in' who can't be 'in' on his own, so he now goes out as well. Then the other team that was 'out' now goes in by going out. The team that was in is now out and goes in to the field. Which ever team scores the most runs wins. There are two umpires that decide whether the players that are 'in' are in or out. Hope that helps!

[@mayabious3dstudio]

Cricket is fun, unpredictable, full of goosebump moments

[@clivejackson3128]

FYI - Early Cricket in USA and first ever international cricket match (first ever in any sport). from Wikipedia "The British brought cricket to the Thirteen Colonies in the early 18th century. Cricket further grew in the 18th century.[12] It is understood from anecdotal evidence that George Washington was a strong supporter of cricket, participating on at least one occasion in a game of cricket with his troops at Valley Forge during the American Revolution.[13] John Adams was recorded as saying in Congress that if leaders of cricket clubs could be called "presidents", there was no reason why the leader of the new nation could not be called the same.[14] In 1844, the United States participated in the first international cricket match. This was played against Canada at the St George's Cricket Club Ground, Bloomingdale Park, New York.[15] This first international sporting event was attended by 20,000 people and established the longest international sporting rivalry in the modern era.[16] Wagers of around $120,000 were placed on the outcome of the match" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_national_cricket_team

[@sidrauniar]

US has a cricket team as well as a cricket league. US also hosts some exhibition matches where many legends of the game show up. I guess recently saw a game happening in Florida. Love the reaction.

[@aplund]

Super weird that one needs a glove to catch a ball in America. These things always depend on your perspective. (Also, a cricket ball is quite hard when new.)

[@25dimensionsfrancis42]

As a matter of interest the first oficial international cricket match was between America and Canada which America won.

[@barrynichols2846]

Cricket balls are smaller and harder than a baseball

[@shreyaskalnad970]

cricket ball is harder and heavier than baseball ball

[@chrisharris1522]

Yes the pads do slow you down but not as much as being hit in the knee-cap by a hard cricket ball travelling close to 100mph. Catching the ball with the correct technique may sometimes sting a bit but doesn't do any harm, but if caught wrong then can result in broken fingers which is fairly common, most professional cricketers will have bent fingers from breaks.

[@VijayThakurMD]

I once broke my nail while picking up the ball running and without looking at it till last moment.

[@jano9091]

The balls are hard as rocks and the best bowlers can bowl up to 150km/hour. Hence pads, gloves, helmets, and rib and arm protection. Also there are three types of cricket. Originally there was 'test cricket', where the teams have two innings each with no limit on balls bowled, they all wear white, and matches can last up to five days. Then in about the 1970s 'one day cricket' became popular. Each team is limited to one innings of 50 overs (each over has six balls). They wear different team/state/country colours, and the match usually lasts for a day. The most recent type is 'T20 cricket', similar to the above but with only 20 overs in each innings. These matches only last about three and a half hours and are usually pretty exciting. All three types of cricket are still played from local club to international levels. The Laws of cricket, of which there are 42, were drafted in London in 1744. The latest book of Laws and by-laws is 89 pages long. Good luck with learning them!

[@williecoulter1091]

The ball is as hard as a rock and is travelling at speed! OUCH🏏

[@25dimensionsfrancis42]

Basically ther is a boundary which is often the white line or boundary mad of some material and if the ball drops over that line or hits the physical boundary it is four runs which is why some fielders will give up chasing the ball if it is too far ahead of them as they chase it.A hit over the line in one stroke is six .If it looks like a fielder is close enough to catch the ball before it hits the four boundary they will pick it up and throw it toward his team mates close to the wicket and catch the running batsmen out before they have reached the wicket they are running to if possible, also cutting back the possible four runs to less runs. I think like any sport one needs to enjoy what one is watching and the rules are picked up over time.

[@petermizon4344]

Test cricket is international 5 day match between all the countries, county cricket is 4 day match, one day match is faster cricket and 20, 20 cricket is 20 overs per side which is the most similar to baseball

[@Dgcgtff]

Believe me Bradley Cooper, a cricket ball is probably as hard as a hockey ball

[@pinkusmcduff]

The 1st International cricket match was between Canada and USA in 1844

[@Albert64]

Has as already been stated cricket was quite popular before the Civil War in the northern states of the US. There are cricket teams and leagues in America which usually comprise of British and Indian ex-pats. However, there is interestingly a cricket team in Compton in Los Angeles which you probably know is one of the roughest suburbs of LA.

[@joyfulzero853]

LBW can be controversial but it is a traditional maxim of cricket that the Umpire's word is final. If there is doubt the batsman get the benefit and that applies to close run outs as well. At the top levels of cricket there is sophisticated electronic ball tracking equipment that can be used to rule on lbws, really close run outs and catching decisions but the umpire still makes the initial decision. Both batting and bowling teams can refer queries to the third umpire who has access to the ball tracking kit to check the decision, but they can only use it 2 or 3 times (depending on format) in an innings and they lose a referral if they get it wrong. So sides have to be judicious in using the system; if they 'burn' their referrals early on with frivolous appeals then they will regret it later on.

[@ernestknoxknox7075]

One of the earliest test matches was played in America There is also America cricket teams mostly in the south

[@scyber_avatar]

America already has a cricket team ! ... There is also an "American Cricket League" soon to start In-fact the 1st ever "International Cricket Match" was played between USA vs Canada in 1844. Its only later that baseball became big in USA bcoz Americans thought of cricket as a colonial British thing and detested it

[@vaudevillian7]

The three videos you should watch are: Ninh Explains Rules of Cricket Cricket for Americans Cricket Explained (Netflix)

[@donno6711]

The ball is hard my guy!

[@darrell3975]

This only shows 1 form of cricket, there are 3 forms, there's T20 where each team has batted 20 overs (lots of 6 bowls), limited overs cricket has 50 overs and then test cricket which is played over 5 days and each team bats twice

[@joyfulzero853]

A cricket ball is slightly smaller but heavier and harder than a baseball. It is not weird that the fielders don't have catching mitts; if anything is weird it is catching mitts! The video is slightly misleading when it says batsmen have to run to the opposite wicket to score a run. They run from their batting crease to the opposite batting crease to get home. The white line creases are 4 feet from the wickets so from crease to crease is 58 feet and the whole pitch is 66 feet long and 10 feet wide. The whole playing area varies greatly according to local availability and budget, but in practice you would want boundaries roughly of 55 to 70 yards radius for amateur recreational cricket and around 75 to 90 for professionals.

[@vishkiller23]

Ball is hard that some cricketer died after being hit by it

[@jenniferharrison8915]

The complications are mostly the different types of bowling and the unique skills of most batsmen, also the energy level of the fielders! These days teams will watch videos of the other team members and look for weaknesses before the match, there is also a third, video, umpire to check for correct out/not out decisions by field umpires and for any unsportsmanlike behaviour! 🧐

[@AaAa-on4mx]

I don't know if someone mentioned it, but a cricket ball is harder than a baseball.

[@richardwickliffe9488]

cricket is awesome when you get into it, In basball if you pitch inside to a righty they will pull between 2nd base and third most time so there for you can set a defence to a pitch. Cricket is the same they set a defence to the bowler and the bowler needs to hit his or her spots team work. the bounce of a criket ball makes much harder to judge , watch spin bowlers shane warne for eg, and welcome to the outside world

[@williecoulter1091]

Sadly we lost Shane Warne earlier this year as we did Andrew Simons and the great all rounder Rodney Marsh one of the best wicket keepers is Australias history.

[@ranveeryadav9358]

It's so weird for cricket player to see baseball players using huge gloves to catch the ball it's feel much easier... 😂

[@sidrauniar]

I always assumed that the ball used in Baseball would be harder, hence the gloves, but it's not. However, if you don't have practice in catching a cricket ball which is harder, you can easily injure yourself.

[@joyfulzero853]

If someone throws a cricket ball at your legs and it hits them you would instantly understand why you wear pads. The same applies to batting gloves, box and nowadays batting helmets. That ball hurts when it makes contact with human flesh and it happens regularly in cricket unlike in baseball.

[@StephMcAlea]

There are 6,000 semi professional and non professional teams in the US. I'm a fast bowler. Or was. I took a cricket ball to the side of my knee in high school and it fractured my knee (hence the pads). Cricket balls are harder than baseballs and can travel up to 80 miles an hour. 3 months after my injury it still hurt to walk. I had pads... I was just unlucky. Also, America has a national cricket team. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cricket_in_the_United_States

[@davidrowlands441]

The top international games are allowed 5 days to complete but sometimes it's not long enough so then it's a draw. I think it's different to any game you play in America but it's popular in countries where the British empire was. India,Pakistan,west indies,Australia,south Africa and England but not in Scotland,Ireland or Wales, except just a bit here and there. In India they get massive audiences. For one world cup final they had a tv audience if over 500000000. Also it's a game of competition but also good sportsmanship. If somebody is not doing things how they should there is a saying in england. It's not cricket. I said in a previous response to you that you must get a cricket ball to hold and feel then imagine it coming towards you at over 90mph. It's deadly.

[@phanirajsrinivasch8108]

There are many Cricket clubs and tournaments in USA.. There is even a national team for the USA. Soon there is going to be a Cricket league.

[@RD-xv5fn]

The footage you've watch here appears to an amateur league somewhere who probably get together on weekends . Hence they are not the fittest players around nor the quickest. The professionals are skilled at what they do and get rewarded for that skill. As stated the US has a number of cricket leagues often filled with players from commonwealth countries that live in the US

[@MELODYMUNRO]

Yes but you wouldnt want to get hit in the legs by a cricket ball. They are roughly same size as a baseball but harder.

[@kevintravis2078]

The boundary is on the ground so the fence is irrelevant and not part of the field of play.

[@Angaraman]

"This is how runs are scored" "How?" By...running. My dude. The clue's in the name :p

[@terawattz]

if that cricket ball hit you it would hurt

[@gregorystott4238]

cricket is played in I think 4 states in America at university mainly by Indian students

[@varshagoyal7626]

It didnt seem complicated coz it was just an overview of Cricket. But in reality the positioning of fielders, understanding the seam and spin and many more rules which were not describes in this video makes it a very complicated game. And the whole lbw rule has another set of rules in itself.

[@himarkburdett9378]

I was brought up playing cricket and played for a village cricket team so the rules are automatic to me. What are the best ways would be what's a cricket match for an hour or so with someone English you probably have to watch a few videos for it to sink in

[@TheClunkingFist]

The Netflix video, loads of fun and loads of history, too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIuqfXuamNxliK8

[@AdstarAPAD]

The USA does have a cricket team and a number of domestic competitions but it is mostly a sport played by immigrant populations from Cricket playing countries.. So it is a minority spot in the USA.. This is a video of the USA vs Canada game.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2qWmYJ9h9ubj7s

[@mayabious3dstudio]

The ball is slightly heavier than Baseball ... And it's full leather hard ball .. can easily break bones

[@mintu29apr]

America already has a cricket team , USA cricket team . There is canada cricket team so two in North America , the carribian islands form a combine team of West Indies cricket team . Best teams are Australia , India , England , Sri Lanka Pakistan West Indies , New Zealand. Are top teams in the world.

[@jksinorbit]

South Africa: dowe even exist in your world ?

[@gamegladiators777]

Cricket Ball is harder than the baseball one

[@pilotcyborg.gaming]

Dude there is cricket team in america even there is a women's team in america just search the channel USA cricket but they are not officially yet play with international country teams but USA is going to have a strong cricket team right now the multiple teams in USA play each other so the cricket board can pick and choose the best players from each team and form up a strong international USA cricket team

[@sujankavinda8977]

There's a cricket League happening right now in US.

[@NarutoUzumaki-vg1im]

*AMERICA HAS A CRICKET TEAM*

[@abbiecorcoran6006]

cricket balls are harder than most baseballs

[@aiistyt]

NCL starts in US 2022

[@greekterr0ru-i13]

Nice vid mate! Just for info though the sound of the vid is rly low compared to your voice, it's kinda hard to follow the video alongside :) Btw I'd suggest you watch : basket fans atmosphere USA vs EU, and in a second time : ULTRAS our way of life. Both vids are great for reaction vids and they usually get views + I think you ll enjoy them. Keep on grinding!

[@maxviking3210]

Yeah the ball is very hard as many mentioned. I think there has been about 10 deaths in cricket when they have been hit in the head, neck or the chest with the ball

[@maxviking3210]

@John Ashtone glad to hear! 💪🏻 it would be a little spooky if you said U wasn’t :)

[@demeraragirl]

The USA does have a cricket league.

[@hughmcm2866]

Nope, the balls just as hard, we just don’t need gloves

[@djdjdjdj8320]

Bro there's like 600 cricket teams all over USA 😂😂

[@stirlingmoss4621]

the USA does have a cricket League...look it up.

[@santanamauricio]

the ball is harder than a baseball

[@dhananjaysingh4172]

America already have a cricket team 😂

[@benbrits6840]

real cricket ball is very hard thats why batsman have helmet were just not girl we catch with hands

[@saud7209]

Omg dude watch cricket explained by Netflix. It’s on KZbin as well

[@vishkiller23]

Btw usa have a team n also usa have played one world cup

[@AfrikanTaO]

4:36 He's getting it..

[@kimn9802]

You score runs, not points. Never points. You get out, you don't go out. The 'sticks' are called wickets or stumps. The ball has a cork filling with a leather skin. It's extremely hard. I'd strongly suggest you watch a different video. This one wasn't the best. There are many more aspects to the game than what you saw here. It's actually quite complicated tactically.

[@premsingha6202]

It's much harder than baseball ⚾️ and even more harder than tennis ball. You have to practice a lot to get used to it

[@mrmars1868]

with lbw is does but there is more to it then the vid say that there is

[@lengyrotron4329]

keep going it will be worth it. Chess on Grass.

[@RolandjHearn]

This is actually not a good video to explain the game and there were moments that the explanation was less than what it could be. BTW they were describing one form of cricket when they talked about one innings each team. Original, and the best, cricket is actually two innings per team and there is no limit on the number of balls. The game will go four or five days.

[@joyfulzero853]

Why are you struggling to work out how they score runs. I would not normally advise it but on this occasion think of baseball. In that game you either score runs by running or by hitting the ball to the end of of the ground. It is the same in cricket; you except you run in a straight line between the wickets or you hit the ball over the boundary; it is not rocket science.

[@sunnyzzynnus4565]

Watch Netflix cricket explained

[@VijayThakurMD]

Cricket ball is way to hard to play safely Just like a Wooden ball with weight of rock.

[@pilotcyborg.gaming]

Watch cricket explained on Netflix

[@devindewet3876]

America does have a cricket team. So does Canada

[@mayabious3dstudio]

Americans have a cricket team

[@devindewet3876]

This video shows the basics of cricket. You also have different player roles. Batsmen, Wicket keeper, All Rounder which is both batsman and bowler. Then you have bowlers. Bowlers are broken down into pace which is fast/medium and rarely seen slow. And then you also get spin bowling which is right arm leg break spinner, right arm off break spinner, left arm chinaman spinner, left arm orthadox spin. There's 10 batsmen in a team. 1-5 are usually your best batsmen. 6-7 are wickets keepers or all rounders. Then 8 to 11 are bowlers. Thats general because some teams are different. You can have a wicket keeper that can also be a batsman and can bat anywhere depending on his skill. You can also have a wicket keeper that's a bowler and not batsman. Some all rounders are balanced well between bowling and batting, and some favor bowling or batting a bit more. Each team is different. Some have more better batsman with a longer line up. For example. Team A has good batsman from 1-8. Team B has good batsman from 1-6. That means one teams favors batters more and the other bowlers more. You get different types of venues that have track records for their pitches. So some pitches favor the spinners or pace bowlers or batsmen. Meaning the pitch can make it easier for players skill. Where you pick up more wickets or make more runs. Teams that don't have the best of players are limited because they don't have a big selection of talent. Teams like Australia, England, South Africa, India, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Pakistan have good upcoming talent when their senior players leave due to retirement. So some teams can't really change their strength from one side to another to suit the pitch because they don't have the skill selection to back them up. There's still more to it. Explained what I can think of now🤣 Oh you get 3 levels of crickets tours. You have 20 overs( 120 balls bowled) That's fast a paced game. Then you have 50overs(300 balls bowled) That requires some more mental skill to hold out longer in your batting and bowling. Then you have test match. Average 90 overs per day for 5days. Each team bats twice and has to make a score and get the other team out depending who wins the tos. The tos is when two captains stand next to each other. A coin is flipped and which ever captain wins can choose to bat or bowl first. That can help the dynamic of the game because statistics show that either batting or bowling first is favored for the win.

[@mayabious3dstudio]

Watch Netflix Cricket explained .. it will give you better idea

[@maherraza2478]

The ball is very hard than u think just order one leather or cricket ball see yourself

[@theeaglesingh.fitnesseducation]

Instead of a youtube video, find someone from Indian Sub-continent around you they can surely tell & teach you cricket better. And USA do have a national team.

[@kanishk5490]

Not gonna lie, U look pretty similar to England Cricket player, Jos Buttler

[@BP-kx2ig]

That is a terrible example of a cricket field. Most are all grass with a grass wicket - not artificial. Also the stumps are separate and not connected at the base - again artificial. No idea why the commentator would describe the stumps as sticks!

[@ncproduction8218]

You watching Indian cricket related cricket teaching videos 👍

[@kageyama6286]

American has a cricket team 😂😉😉, you just don’t know about it 😂😂

[@aaronpage587]

Cricket is the oldest team sport in America out dating baseball and nfl by at least 20 years the very best international cricket game was played between Canada and the USA and my fingers would disagree with that a cricket ball is soft

[@saminda]

do more cricket stauff please.

[@joyfulzero853]

The 'essential' piece of cricketing equipment that he coyly failed to mention is the 'cricket box' also known as an abdominal protector; what it protects is one's genitals! If you bat (or keep wicket) without one of these then you are a foolhardy idiot, and when ultimately the inevitable happens you will be writhing in great pain whilst, traditionally, your team mates laugh and show no sympathy whatsoever.

[@KevinWood9]

I hope out

[@dukestt5436]

that was a terrible video on the rules of the game, for instance, the batsman isnt out if the ball hits the wicket and being caught is a lot more complicated than that, and the ball is rock hard, and what about the five other ways to get out!!

[@MrPaulMorris]

I have to agree. That was the worst attempt I've seen at explaining the game. I'm no expert but could have done a better job in five minutes with a sheet of paper, a sharpie and a voiceover.

[@timwaters6393]

This is not the best one to watch. I play this game and it wasn’t explained to well.