Brendon McCullum 116 in 56 off Australia | Reaction

[@52.divyanshusharma4]

A.B.devilears 30 ball 100 Plzzzzzzzzz No one hates him

[@BoringReviews]

I would love to do one of his videos. Super popular player. But, the channel it is posted on would more than likely throw us a copyright.

[@VaibhavSrivastava15]

@@BoringReviews DO IT! the most amazing innings ever

[@rishabhpb]

@@VaibhavSrivastava15 if it's copyrighted no one's going to see the video, bud

[@52.divyanshusharma4]

Upload it on patreon

[@charlieskh104]

@@BoringReviews Rohit Sharma 264

[@Pegasus_ynwa8142]

McCullum was new Zealand's greatest ever. Unreal batting, captaincy, fielding. It's sad he lost the world cup final in 2015

[@Pegasus_ynwa8142]

@anonymous opinions Fleming may differ too, but theres no doubt that mccullum was more effective as a leader.

[@DoubleMonoLR]

He peaked pretty late, he was mostly just known as a good wicketkeeper for the start of his career. Kane Williamson is definitely in the running to take the title, but I'd also go for Hadlee so far. Shane Bond was amazing, but injuries meant his career was short.

[@51elephantchang]

Not even close..Hadlee Crowe Williamson Turner..

[@Pegasus_ynwa8142]

@@51elephantchang they are legends, but had nothing in terms of success when compared to Bazz's captaincy

[@51elephantchang]

@@Pegasus_ynwa8142 Fair point.

[@MyDigitalTeacher]

*That smiling pitcher/bowler Dirk Nannes is very interesting guy..he played for Netherlands then debuted for Australia..earlier he was skier..then switched to cricket and played for 11 clubs of 9 different countries and played National game for Netherlands and Australia*

[@rahulpatel-xx2pi]

Nice Vid , I wish icould have a sit down with you and explain u all about cricket coz u guys truly seem like ud like to actually learn. ,,, Hope u guys are doing ok during these Quarantine times..Take care Be safe.

[@BoringReviews]

That would be cool. Maybe one day if you ever lived by us. Thanks for the love. You be safe as well.

[@rahulpatel-xx2pi]

@@BoringReviews dont know where u guys are , I am in Toronto for now but I often drive down to NYC. Would surely love to.

[@sadanandapatel6123]

@@BoringReviews You guys now need to react to fielding now. Here's a video link to some compilation of best fieldings in cricket - kzbin.info/www/bejne/an-5pWV9lLaFiZI. You will definitely enjoy some of cricket's gravity defining fieldings. Please do a reaction on it.

[@rahulpatel-xx2pi]

@@sadanandapatel6123 ohhh nice viddd

[@defencebangladesh4068]

same here dude

[@shreyaskalnad970]

You know how much India is crazy about cricket right?.... Losing in the world cup semi final 2019 was so emotional... Everyone’s dreams shattered... everyone in tears... . Newzealand was the country who defeated India in the semis.... . but still whole of India supported them in the finals against England... coz they are such nice people... that’s the level of sportsmanship 😍 . Even after England won the world cup, ppl on twitter and whole of India was congratulating the New zealand captain like - “The cup doesn’t deserve you”...”You might not have won the cup, but have won our hearts”... . these are some of the things why we love cricket so much 🙈

[@edwardspencer9397]

No one was in tears lol. Grow up. Its just a game. India har baar jeetega kya. Its so boring to see Australia win it 5 times. I was supporting England and New Zealand and glad England won. Everyone should get a chance to win the cup. For the next world cup I am supporting New Zealand or South Africa.

[@shreyaskalnad970]

Edward Spencer good luck with your perception... 🤝👍

[@Arjit00]

I almost had a mini heart attack after Guptill's throw.

[@shreyaskalnad970]

Arjit Sharma yaaa

[@hamza3065]

This is peak unorthodox cricket, McCullum was a great player of the orthodox game too and he just had fun with himself and the bowlers here with the shorter version introduced for entertainment purposes. AB de Villiers from South Africa is another name who could play both sorts of cricket pretty great, he's known as Mr 360 for his ability to play 360 degrees of the ground

[@alexandertsiolkovski5848]

Really enjoy listening to Gabe. Good job bringing him to Boring Nation! btw, Boring Nation is the only country free from COVID-19 right now

[@gokulg648]

Brendon McCullum and AB DeVilliers are two batsmen who can hit the ball 360 deg.. Brendon holds the record for a fastest hundred in a test match. Pls do his innings against England in 2015 Cricket World Cup. He transformed New Zealand cricket under his captaincy.. Such a great player and a complete gentleman in cricket.

[@malcolmcowdry1282]

McCullum is one of the greatest T20 batsmen of all time right up the top along side the likes of Gayle. While both have elite power they did it a slightly different way. Gayle had that classic big man stand and hit power, where ass McCullum used more footwork and inventiveness with the scoop shoot etc.

[@dalekwatcher]

I’m loving watching you guys become more and more knowlagable about cricket. I look forward to Cricket Tuesdays! I find it really interesting observing your knowlage evolve. Keep it up legends!

[@nileshupadhyay13]

Great point on hand eye coordination of Baz, he is a wicket keeper too. Also this becomes more special if u look into the speed stats of bowlers. Tait, Nannes, Harris all bowling close to 150, rare combo.

[@blackienz173]

Nathan astles 222 back in the 90s is very entertaining

[@rishabh9389]

Recommend them Virat or Rohit someone😃

[@arjunsethi4629]

Nick there is a video series called Legends of cricket . Can you react to " Legend of cricket Malcolm Marshall " video . He is considered greatest fast bowler ever by a lot of people if not everyone .. Those videos been uploaded by random youtubers if you type legends of cricket Malcolm Marshall ..

[@rx323bug]

And he got that century with his brother at the other end of the wicket, so extra special moment I’m guessing

[@rajivharidasan6718]

New Zealands Former cricket player Brendon McCullum Greatest ever. In the first edition of Indian Premier league T20, On the first opening match He scored 158 for Kolkata Knightriders.:)

[@kushwahagaming8676]

Brendon McCullum is the incredible batsman 😍😍🙏🙏

[@bimbisarwaghmare1990]

"Tait" bowled above 150km/h deliveries and "Nannes" 145 km/h

[@roygupte3480]

I bet you enjoyed it and had a good time watching it.

[@jazztime8542]

Please react to Legends of cricket video series . Available on KZbin. First do Sachin Tendulkar one ..

[@abhinowjaiswal001]

Cricket Tuesday's intro is much better than your regular intro.

[@seriozha3254]

If Brendon impressed u guys, u should definitely check ab de Villiers. He is called mr 360 coz he can hit the ball anywhere he wants. When it's his day, only one person can stop him or get him out, and that's he himself. He has the record of fastest 50, 100 and 150 in odi cricket. I love him.✌️

[@bimbisarwaghmare1990]

McCullum is one of the great fielders of the game

[@borismcqueen1959]

Haha! I was at this game it was glorious

[@shalanafedo]

Only a very few batsman can do this, Very tough to ball at these guys. A few others who are in the same league as Brendon Mccullum is AB de Villiers and Glenn Maxwell, you should probably check them out too.

[@pahuldeepsingh7260]

Maxwell 😂😂😂

[@safarandtravel1999]

Only AB de Villiers matched him, or I should say toped him.

[@Raven-fh2yy]

Interesting fact about cricket. Pretty much unless the batsman is bowled the fielding side has to ask the umpire if he considers the batsman to be out so that is why you hear and see the bowler and the fielding side yell out things like "How is that!" usually shortened to "Howzat!". A batsman is only out when the umpire says so and he must be asked before he can adjudicate.

[@defencebangladesh4068]

14:56 That's why they call Cricket is a gentlemen's game.

[@handsolo1209]

If the batsman hits the ball in to the wicket at the opposite end of the pitch it doesn't get the other batsman out, but if it deflects off the bowler and the non striking batsman is out of his crease (not back behind the line) he will be out. If a batsman deflects the ball on to his own wicket he is out though.

[@Anjula321]

React to Sangakkara's 100 at Lords , one of the most eligant innings you'll ever see.

[@Kshitij7700]

oh hell yeah Friday Cric day

[@BoringReviews]

Lol. Thanks.

[@akhilsharma5051]

Hi Boring Reviews! Watch "The Test: A New Era for Australia's Team" an amazon prime exclusive, recently made on Australian cricket team, it will give you a great perspective of the game and what is means and its delicacy.

[@piyushpatil1289]

You must watch virendra sehwag's batting He scored 300+ runs twice in test match and 200+ once in odi

[@ericmorgan204]

Don Bradman from Australia, the greatest batsman of all time, used to practice his batting, using a wicket as a bat, hitting a tennis ball against a horizontally corrugated water tank. Incidentally, Brendan McCullum is one of natures gentlemen.

[@hamza3065]

There's no written rules of how to bat but there are coaching manuals that are highly respected. Brendon batted beautifully both according to and in violation of the coaching book. Not many people can do that, another big name in this regard is AB deVilliers

[@Amilakasun1]

This is good. Please add more like this. Less sucking up to India

[@tarungupta199]

The overhead shot he was using is considered a cheeky shot in cricket. It's not a proper cricketing shot, it's something batsmen have improvised in the last 5-10 years to use the ball's pace and score easy runs. The area behind the batsman is not guarded so you can easily get a 4 or a 6 when you play this shot, but if you don't time it properly you can get out very easily too. It's kind of a high-risk, high-return new age shot. Most top order batsmen won't use it that much because they have the responsibility of scoring for their team and they wouldn't want to take so many chances. In this case either the bowlers kept missing or he was lucky that he was able to use it that frequently. He was also timing it quite well.

[@SDR0505]

The numbers next to the runs are wickets. Also i believe the captain of the teams play a very important role, coaches are just on the sidelines. Captain decides order of batsmen and where to put their fielders etc, that's what make captain an important part of the team. The batsman such as him also look around to see where there is openings in order to hit the ball there and captains also switch ballers and fielders around to adapt to the batsman.. so there is a lot of strategic play happening on tge field. That is what makes it interesting.

[@arghodas6254]

I wonder if you could do a video of classy test batsmen like Ian Bell who played for England, Rahul Dravid who played for India. Those guys have great technique like Edgar Martinez, Manny Ramirez, Ken Griffey Jr., Miguel Cabrera, etc. A lot of the reaction you guys did focus on big hitting but the grace and elegance of batting is something you guys I feel would enjoy just as much. The batting of Ian Bell and Rahul Dravid has been described as poetry in motion. Bell 241 is one such example. He caresses the ball as opposed to blugeoning it, finds gap and plays high percentage shots. Great to watch just for the skills and batsmanship. Cheers!

[@Arjit00]

Hey they reacted on Rahul Dravid documentary... Check that out...

[@nalinpiyaratna9059]

The first cricketer to try this un orthodox shot sometimes referred to a ramp shot was by Dilshan from Srilanka. Brendan Mcallum however is on another level of confidence and skill. Dilshan at best was good when he was in rhythm but largely inconsistent at times.

[@daimyoj9266]

Little beast on his day!

[@johnroberts3066]

Hey guys, with cricket, sometimes the conditions suit the bowlers (a bowlers wicket) and sometimes the conditions suits the batsman (a batsmans wicket).

[@saurabhvimal1008]

if you didnt notcied when he reached 100 his brother was at non striker end . he was playing with his brother

[@blinx99]

Answering your question about the batsman knocking off the wickets at the opposite end , if the batsman hits the wickets on the other end directly then nobody is out but if the bowler manages to touch the ball before it hits the wickets and if the runner is out of his crease (the safe zone) when the ball hits then the runner is given out.

[@ross7423]

a hundred is a big milestone but it does happen pretty often in test cricket. It's more special considering in T20 cricket the whole team only faces 120 balls or 20 overs so to do it you have to take a lot of risk and essentially swing for the stands and come off the winner.

[@Trance503]

the numbers in the top of the screen on the left or right side of picture is the score ie 110 runs for 7 wickets, in australia it is the other way around.

[@jackantony9431]

Cricket is considered as a gentleman's game. Hence, sportsmanship is very much up there.. please react to yuvraj singh 6 sixes in an over against england

[@prasannapandramish4732]

If New Zealand has a chapter in cricket text book then Brendon mccullum has a separate page

[@jamesslawson8455]

You should check out the NZ vs Australia match under arm incident from the 80s. Us kiwis still consider it to be the most disrespectful and unsportsmanlike behaviour of all time in cricket.

[@mrleo4067]

mcCullum is always favourite but I think you should react on *Shahid* *Afridi* fastest century 🔥 legend of an era Boom Boom Afridi

[@anuppareek2050]

God there are so many parallels you can draw between cricket and baseball and can share so much technique-wise. So tell me, do you think a straight-batted shot will be effective in baseball, specially for pitches that are closer to the body? I mean instead of a horizontal bat shot where the batter would be crunched for space, swing a straight bat to the pitches closer to the body so he can use the full length of the bat and chances of missing it are lower. Ofcourse this is assuming that hes good enough to know every inch of his bat. Thoughts?

[@udayrathod3786]

Some Aussie guy before the match told Brandon McCullum that Ben Affleck was better Batman

[@husnainali2050]

well bale was the best

[@HarshrajGohil]

You guys must check out the "The Test" on Amazon prime. It is a new cricket documentary and it is absolutely amazing!

[@moshiurrahman2247]

i love cricket

[@karanz151]

Few doubts that you had while reacting: 1. Yes, if the batsman hits it high in the air, best to run at least 1 run and hope the catch is dropped. 2. When the batsman hits straight ahead and it hits the wickets on the other end, he is NOT OUT. But, his partner - the guy standing on the opposite end, could be in trouble if the ball even just touched the hands of the bowler while going to hit the wickets. If that happens, they refer it to the 3rd umpire to get a closer look firstly to confirm whether the bowler is telling the truth that the ball did hit his hands while going to the wickets and then they check at the time the ball hit the wickets, the batsman was inside the white line or not. If he was then NOT OUT. If he was outside the white line then its OUT. 3. Yes if the bowler is of a good height then it is an advantage and yes if he leaves the ball from a certain height then he can get a good bouncer BUT, all of that really doesn't matter much if this bowler who is not that tall, is getting the ball at the level of Batsman's neck/head. This is because ball cannot be bowled above batsmans head. If this happens, then it's considered a WIDE BALL. This means the batting team will get an extra run even if the batsman has not hit the ball and that ball will not be counted. So the batting team will get an extra ball to play. 4. Brendon McCullum is one of the most fearless batsman that the world has seen. He retired 2-3 years ago. Over the years New Zealand were known to be very competitive but reserved and soft. They appeared in 6 50over World Cup Semi Finals and lost in every one of them. Brendon took over the captaincy and he made Nz an aggressive competitive team. He was the 1st to captain NZ to the finals of a world cup in 2015 but they lost the finals to Aus. Brendon holds the record of fastest century in a Test Match. 5. Good score in cricket depends on the type of pitch you're playing on. But let's just assume its 80% batting friendly which is probably the most common type of pitch - yes cricket is very biased towards batting team and a lot of rules in cricket favour the batting team. So on a pitch which is 80% batting friendly: T20 score: 180+ 50 over score: 300+ Test Match: 500+ If it's a bowler friendly pitch or a slow pitch where there isnt much pace: T20: 140+ 50 over: 240+ Test Match: 300+

[@DoubleMonoLR]

As a kiwi, I think saying NZ was soft/reserved previously is an exaggeration. Partly they may have been perceived that way as NZ relied mostly on medium pacers(dibbly-dobblies they were referred to as, lol) for a long time. Having Boult, Southee, etc later added a lot of firepower and reliability in the bowling. Batting often had a lot of firepower(as seen in the Chappell Hadlee series they won against Australia, where all 3 games went over 300 when that wasn't a common score), though it didn't always come off. McCullum did have aggressive fielding patterns etc, but he also had a team to suit. The T20 experiences of a number of them possibly helped too. Fleming was widely known for being an excellent captain, though was actually criticized(fairly) for giving the team too much of a combative attitude at one point. Back in 1992, they tried very unique approaches at the world cup - opening the bowling with a spinner, and using pinch hitters to open(pretty much unheard of at the time) WIlliamson has a very different style, but has obviously also been very successful. NZ performed better at the end of the 2019 WC than they did in 2015, and away from home, despite some poor player selections and form for a lot of the world cup. While McCullum was very good later in his career, I think he gets too much credit for the results. I think this perception is more common outside NZ, than within NZ though. NZ was never really expected to reach a final at any particular world cup, except perhaps in 1992 when Crowe got injured and the replacement captain blew a lead against Pakistan. They almost always finished higher than expected. ie: They reached way more semi-finals than expected, but probably should've won one earlier from the number of opportunities, even though they were almost always the underdog. South Africa have a worse record at world cups, even with generally very strong teams, they've still never won a semi-final. NZ haven't lost to SA at a world cup since 1999! Unfortunately SA choked quite a few times, including against NZ in 2015. Wow, that ended up long ;)

[@karanz151]

@@DoubleMonoLR As a kiwi, even I agree that calling them aggressive but soft is quite an exaggeration. However, I only wanted to give an example of the difference between teams like Aus and NZ. Yes it's true that while McCullum was captain, he had a strong bowling unit that he could rely on - Boult, Southee, etc.. However, the aggressiveness on the field only started post vettori, Taylor captaincy. Again not saying that Fleming's or Vettori's team was weak in any way. However, Fleming's team was competing perhaps against the golden era of Aus teams where they had firepower in all the departments. And this made NZ look reserved in many matches. McCullum only spent a little time as captain in his late career for 4 years but those were his best years. I have lived in Auckland, Hamilton, Dunedin. Almost wherever you go, you'll only hear praise for what McCullum has done for the country. His aggressive tactics is perhaps what made NZ qualify for final.. He may not have been the best in his early days but he soon grasped what was required of him as a captain in an era where T20 format has been induced in all formats.

[@yashaswiification]

Please react to yuvaraj six 6's in a over

[@boulder6499]

Please watch Chris Gayle 175 in IPL ( highest inings in IPL and T20 history)

[@lordatum8139]

Check about Brendon McCullum in his very first match in IPL T20.. It's still lit ❤️👑

[@RR-rs3sw]

Please reaction on sahid afridi 36 bal 102 rans

[@vishaltiwari6014]

If the ball hits the stumps at the non-striker's end directly without any contact, then it's not out. However, if the ball makes a contact with the baller and hits the stumps at the other end while the non-striker is out of his crease then the non-striker is given out, not the batsman.

[@gautamsharma045]

Look at the speeds of Australian bowlers, 150+

[@SameerKhan-ig1kx]

After breaking Viv Richards world record of fastest Test century in Tests

[@asderven]

Watch the highest run chase between Australia and South Africa. The video is 1 hour long, but well worth it. Or do it in two parts, first innings and second innings.

[@azharsheik1]

The first international cricket game was played in usa

[@babarali4158]

guyz do u wat is the fastest delivery in the history of cricket and who bowled it??? and who r the other fastest bowlers in the world... one of them is in this match shaun tait... nanas was also fast but...

[@akashkotwani518]

If you want to see an amazing hand eye coordination then you check out virat kohli's batting... Also... Check out Sachin's batting.... He is GOAT!!!

[@boopathirajan2099]

He is a great batsman in newzland....

[@TheB657]

11:31 - Off Shaun Tait's ball !!!!! 😱😲

[@geordigirl40]

You really need to check out the South African legend AB Deviliers, he is similar to Brendan McCullan but is even harder to bowl to.

[@ShreyKundra1]

Yuvraj Singh - 6 sixes in an over!

[@ronaldchristie8206]

What is AFL rules , Australian Football League

[@shubhamjatav6637]

Nick you are reacting to everyone except God of Cricket

[@KILLAPANDAgaming]

Please react to Virender Sehwag Fastest Test triple century for which he took 278 balls 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@avinashvishwakarma5659]

Do reaction of Ab devviliers 30 ball 100 runs

[@Justkiddingbutuknow]

React to the double hundred in odi scored by Martin Guptil.. 237* vs wi..

[@mithrasrevisited4873]

There was a lot luck here and it is a small ground. The best batsmen tend to be short. You need quick reflexes.

[@irfanhuda5207]

Yes that was 92 runs for 4 wickets.

[@constitutionalistcitizenry8395]

Now is the time to call unorthodox shots in cricket.... I mean they r not by the book but effective nd impressive nd frustrating enough for the bowler loose his composure nd kool..

[@saurabhvimal1008]

Chris gaye was in domestic league and its an international match .international matches are harder

[@worldcitizenB]

Check out Alan "White Lightening" Donald. Arguably one the best fast bowlers to play the game.

[@MyDigitalTeacher]

*Whatever you see in bold is, Team Name (country/club) then teams total score and number of out players...NZ 94-4 (New Zealand 94 runs scored 4 players are out) below are number of overs/balls bowled.. Individual score is shown occasionally or consistently in live match. Cricket generally have firm batting style but like this guy there are many other guys who kinda play reckless but very aggresive style it's good for shorter format like T20 (120 balls game) these player play fancy sometimes stupid shots..n get out cheaply most often.... fans and coach don't like throwing up wickets like that but in T20 you need players like him coz there is not much time to settle and stand for later coz very soon balls will be over so just score as many as possible by any damn style just send the ball out of ground as many times possible... because of these player the franchise cricket exploded and draw new fans and more money...there are other cricketers who are as attacking and more consistent like Mike Trout ...and get highest bidding in franchise cricket...for hardcore cricket fans cricket is game of patience but this new shorter format and attacking style is hijacking the cricket. And like you said all 11 players can score 100 and make team reach 1100 ... it's impossible how u gonna score 1100 runs in 120 balls or 300 balls ?..Shaun Tait bowls at 96 to 100mph u need bat like thor's hammer and Earth size good luck to score a century ..you have seen how pacers swing the ball*

[@Punjabnaalpyar]

He was Mr 360

[@samratroy1487]

Watch a Test match guys.It is the ultimate format of cricket. Only the technically good cricketers survive a test match.

[@Arjit00]

Batting is 1000 times more difficult in test matches...all the people who get hit badly it's in test cricket...the red ball is very dangerous...the white ball is mostly batting paradise. That's why many people say test cricket is real cricket.

[@supmeyisi8490]

You guys should do a reation to Mr 360 AB De Villiers. The fastest 100 and 150 in 1 game.

[@radioactive6596]

React to 'fransisco lindor cricket meets baseball'' in this video u will get to know what exactly 'the ashes' is. Sorry for my bad English🙏🙏🙏

[@abdulquadirshekh6409]

USA also has a national cricket team but it's full with Asian immigrants

[@Onnnichan]

You should notice speed of ball.

[@deepanshu8659]

Watch rohit Sharma's 264 runs inning. The highest individual score in limited over cricket.

[@ude3333]

For those "scoop" shots to the back, watch TM Dilshan's dilscoop shots.

[@adr23]

What abd innings you get all those shots in one innings

[@gil4frdgil4frdofficial49]

thats the hightlights link rite there

[@mohsinsyedain1754]

Actually, you can play these outrageous shots only in limited overs Cricket, because there are so many restrictions about fielding placements..In a Test match these shots would be considered too risky..with the batsman being aware of fielders being placed strategically to deter such shots. Less likely to play such risky unothodox shots..

[@billdemudd6697]

Bowler was prob hoping the ball would go to slip,for out? Edge of bat,bowl a sucker looking ball to temp batsman to go for it

[@codingamul7468]

Fun Fact :the match get draw and aus win in superover

[@px6497]

Does height matter in baseball.... I mean what height should a player be so that they might have an advantage. There cricket height players a very role for a fast bowler, since they can bouncer the ball way much higher than an average person... And that too with ease. For the batsmen both tall and short batsmen have their own advantages....the bowler has to adjust his length depending on the height of the batsmen. The definition of good length ball defers based on the height of the batsmen. PS. I died laughing when Gabe's phone rang... I thought I would see him again struggle with his iwatch

[@saikrishnaa4201]

I bet Ab deviliers is best in all round play. Mecallum has very fast hands. Do a reaction on him ❤️👍💛💙💚🧡💚🧡💚

[@asifrafique8833]

why u forget 37 balla 102 runs, shahid afridi, ?

[@taufikislam5170]

Please react to AB De Villiers aka Mr. 360 degree and Aaron Finch's 175 run (highest individual innings)

[@adr23]

Watch mr 360 abd you get every shot in single innings

[@Raj_wardhan123]

Indian player Rohit Sharma 264 runs please react on it

[@Raj_wardhan123]

He is the only player to score more than 200 runs 3 times in international cricket

[@Raj_wardhan123]

You have to react on it

[@saurabhtripathi3333]

React to AB DE VILLIERS batting video ... he is known as mr 360 in world cricket ... now he retired from international cricket ... he is from south africa cricket team ... please react to it and also react to ROHIT SHARMA 264 runs in ODI (one day international) match ... just jaw dropping batting ... its an earnest request to react to both of these videos