Brett Lee 100 Wickets Compilation | Boring Reviews | Cricket Tuesday

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[@udayrathod3786]

Everyone I know tried copying Brett Lee's bowling action when they were kids. He is a legend.

[@Arjit00]

I did that too... But I couldn't control the ball... I'm good with McGrath, Gillespie or Pollock's action.

[@udayrathod3786]

@@Arjit00 I could control the ball but than 1 ball will fall in really bad zone and bam six. Lol

[@venkesteshmurliksishnamutt8453]

Indians are not strongly build so can't be Bret lee at best Indians can be kapil dev that's it 😁😁

[@defencebangladesh4068]

same here

[@julianbanks1885]

Lmao go look up what "everyone" means dumba$$. You are saying that every single person you know tried his style, sit down loser.

[@nileshupadhyay13]

One of the most complete bowler in d history of game, pace, swing, bouncers, yorkers, slower ones, stamina, consistent line n lenght, great feilder too.

[@Arjit00]

Brett Lee also starred in a movie as a lead actor....named "unindian"

[@arpittripathi5395]

And why is that relevant here??

[@Arjit00]

@@arpittripathi5395 cause they love movies I guess

[@BoringReviews]

It seems relevant to me. It is also is a video about Brett Lee.

[@manojkumargaranayak3821]

@@BoringReviews great

[@docgonzales]

Until I saw him bowl in the flesh I didnt realise just what an athlete Brett Lee was. His run up to bowl was a 40 yard dash ending with a hurdle jump and javelin throw at 98 mph , 6 times in a row, then rest for 5 minutes up to 30 times a day. His running speed was pretty fast as well, he would have made a great rugby player

[@robertmcwilliams927]

Guys I love the enthusiasm you have for learning the beautiful game of cricket and the way your trying to spread the word,respect from the U.K.

[@BoringReviews]

Thanks. We will keep at it

[@gamyam-thedivinepath3364]

He's bowling at a speed 95 mph for every ball

[@handsolo1209]

Bret Lee was a very attacking bowler who aimed mostly at the stumps. His great teammate Glenn McGrath bowled away from the wicket more to entice the batsman to swing at it and edge it to a fielder.

[@dattadesai414]

This Guy Was a Joy to Watch. A Supreme Athlete and A Fierce Competitor on the Field But a Very Cool and Humble Guy Off It.

[@BoringReviews]

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[@rajkumar-en3hp]

whether the ball swings in or out depends on how bowler holds the ball while throwing and world class batsman are able to read by seeing the hand where it is going to swing...Brett lee is a superfast bowler and depends on pace rather then swing.....u can react to shoaib aktar....he is also superfast bowler....a lot of competition between the two....lasith malinga is a medium fast bowler and take wickets on swing rather then pace.....some of the best swing bowler have been Magrath (australia), gillespie (australia), Wasim akram (pakistan), waqar yunus (pakistan), jamie anderson (england), trent boult (new zealand), pollock (south africa), alan donald (south africa), etc.

[@1neeraj9]

A hat-trick is when you get three wickets in three consecutive deliveries. A hat-trick ball is basically the ball which follows the previous two wicket taking deliveries.

[@albo97056]

I would compare it to a 3 pitch inning in baseball. Three pitches three outs. There have been instances of 4 in 4 as well.

[@BobarissGish]

The reason it is called a hat trick is because being a so called gentleman's game an expensive hat was awarded to the bowler by the members for getting 3 wickets off 3 consecutive deliveries as giving money in the sport was uncouth behaviour.

[@anurag-kumar20]

The only bowler who consistently hit 90mph plus for a decade with traditional bowling action.

[@hamza3065]

"The Red Cherry", the cricket ball is so beautiful

[@osvertlara5702]

Hamza Raja I agree the ball is very beautiful and intricately designed.

[@shmick6079]

There’s a video somewhere of Peter Siddle bowling a hat-trick on his birthday at the MCG (in his home city). Magic.

[@Titan-ll9kn]

It's fun seeing you guys reacting to cricket videos. 👍 Check out some of the best catches in cricket next.

[@BoringReviews]

Thanks G U R U. We have one reaction to another channels compilation of best catches. You can check that out.

[@rishabhkumardwivedi]

Brett's Yorkers were deadly.

[@lardook]

Brett Lee was one of the few bowlers who could consistently hit 90/95/100 miles per hour in all 3 forms of the game. T20, T50 (one day international) & test match (5 day format). True legend. You guys should watch muttiah muralidaran from Sri Lanka, he is the only player known to get 800 wickets in international cricket.

[@mohsinsyedain1754]

Great reaction video..specially now that you know what s cricket ball feels like..That seam on the cricket ball plays a big big role in swinging the ball in the air..Angle the seam 30° or 40° degrees to the left or right of the line of throw and the ball swings one way or the other..as the angled seam creates a difference in air pressure between the two halves of the ball thereby bring Bernoulli's Principle into play.

[@constitutionalistcitizenry8395]

Stitches on the ball is your grip , wrap your two fingers arround the stitches supported by thumb ths how u gain control on the ball , how u release nd use stitches of the ball determines if it's gonna b "out swing " aur " inswing" fast bowlers make sure tht it lands on the stitches to get the movement nd nip once it hit the surface.. Now u need to check out batsman there are some abouslate legends like bowlers ... bats man like they can make bret lee look like kid in the park with there elegant drives nd defensive push nd piercing the gap between the filders nd hitting the bowl from the middle of the bat not edging it so it doesn't pop up in the air ..

[@badgerking200]

Marwari chorra india Not necessarily. It can be bowled cross-seam too.

[@pratikpandey5753]

Most important thing you have to know is that ball in cricket does not changed. Even when it goes to crowd it has to be returned back. When the ball it is hard and swings off the pitch and is easier to hit. When it gets old it spins more and starts reversing too which means swing off the air. Plus the ball is made during tge match by continuously polishing only one side of the ball and keeping the other side rough. But the ball cannot be tampered only the sweat and saliva can be used to polish. The bat also needs preparation by stroking it through a wood hammer for few days before it gets ready.

[@Fat_Paws]

Please consider watching (NOT Reacting, will probably get struck) Breakfast with Champions - Brett Lee. He is one of the most well-loved sportsmen, and not just in his country.

[@sonukumar8652]

Lee is legend !

[@JatinderSingh-qh4rg]

I'm even scared of watching Brett lee on TV , when he throw bone brocking bouncer at 150kmph speed 😬🤐💀

[@nishantdave9558]

The one what you watched in last is known as reverse swing it is an hard technique to triumph it is done by maintaining one side of bowl shine and other side ruff by rubbing only one side so after sufficient ruff the bowl moves in direction of shine due to more weight pls reply if you like it

[@ranjitpatar5695]

Make a video on "virat kohli"

[@manojkumargaranayak3821]

😒😒😒

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

I was pretty confused during my childhood as to whose bowling actions to copy.. Brett lee/McGrath/Zaheer/Shoaib. Absolute legends. I bet that early 2000 Australian team has more indian fans than the Aussies.

[@tharakajayawardhana9254]

Love the video. Try reviewing "top unorthodox shots in cricket. " that is super exciting too. Love from sri lanka

[@SOHRABSWING]

The bowling movement is painful if not practiced regularly. I've had my shoulders hurt for days when I've played after long gaps. BTW, talking about swing bowling, the way they have the ball swing in the air is by deliberately bowing such that one side of the ball gets more rougher than the other side. Then, the ball moves towards the direction of the more smoother side (shiny side) when delivered at a fast pace.

[@pratikpandey5753]

First thing you need to keep in mind is forget what Baseball is. Baseball and Cricket have nothing in common and so don't try to think from that point of view. Cricket is all about brain.. and the game is way too much to understand. Even the people who are watching it from 20 years don't know every rule and how things exactly work on field. On screen the ball may look straight but on field it swings left and right. Then the spin bowlers and medium pacers have their bit too. In Indian subcontinent conditions the ball spins more than it swings. In England and New Zealand ball swings more while in Australia and South Africa the ball has pace and bounce. So pitch has a huge huge role in the strategy. No pitch in same country is same infact. Weather also has a huge impact on the game. I haven't mentioned about Batting yet which is yet another universe.

[@shmick6079]

Also, gotta love the Binga Lee trademark ‘lawnmower’ celebration.

[@pavankumarkv5926]

One of the way to get out batsmen is when the ball hits the leg of the batsmen when he's blocking stumps LBW-Leg before wicket. It's not straight simple. It's has it's own rules. Please Google it to know.

[@defencebangladesh4068]

I love Brett Lee

[@themoviehobbit355]

To read a bowler is so hard in this game. So many ways the bowler can spin,bounce,turn. To face these kinds of balls are so hard!

[@sewkarlr6]

You guys should check out the four horsemen. It's a compilation of the 4 fast bowlers from the West Indies in the 1970 's on how they dominate England after the England captain made some discriminatory remarks against the them.

[@tonywilkinson6895]

You can also use the seam of the ball ,you see the seam going down the middle of the ball ,so as the ball bites the ground it can speed up or slow down.

[@bimbisarwaghmare1990]

This video has his fastest ball 160.1km/h, And also killer bouncers which u reacted earlier in another video

[@rishabhpb]

good choice, lads

[@davidhandson2429]

I don't know if you have noticed or not but after every ball the speed of the delivery is shown either in the top left of the screen or bottom right of the screen. The fastest ball in this video was 99.5 mph.

[@karanz151]

One rule about bowling in cricket: You cannot bend your elbow for more than 15 degrees while bowling. It is for the same reason you mentioned - that it makes it easier to bowl and also bending elbow means you can literally chuck the bowl too which again is not allowed while bowling. So how do they know if the bowlers are bending their elbow more than 15 degrees? Other than the 2 umpires on the field, there is 3rd umpire who sits behind a TV screen observing and communicating a lot of things through technology. If he feels the bowling action is wrong, it is conferred to the 2 umpires on the field and they start observing the actions. At the end of the game if they find enough evidence, they will have that player tested at one of the bowling academies around the world where the degree of elbow can be measured through technology. If the result of the test is not in favour of the bowler, then that bowler is suspended for the rest of his life. The only way he can come back in the team is if he changes his action of bowling which means changing what he is good at, what he has practiced for years. P.S. There is also a 4th umpire in cricket. He is responsible for all the maintenance stuff like getting new balls on the field or providing drinks to the on field umpires during breaks or checking that all the equipments on the field are working and up to standard and making sure the pitch (on which is cricket is played) is not interfered during breaks by any player

[@NikhilChaudhariimbevda]

Brett Lee was one of the fastest bowlers (with his average speed of 150 km/hr ) imagine that ball coming at you at that speed bouncing or turning randomly..

[@wallywombat164]

From stump to stump it's 20 yds. When a quickie is running in at top pace, you can understand the batsmen's reaction time, especially when the ball hits the pitch first and is rising up to meet you at a different length each ball is bowled. Anyhow, thanks men.

[@shmick6079]

He’s swinging that ball, not spinning it. One side of the ball will be cleaned continuously by the players, while the other side remains dirty (difference in air resistance). Fast-bowling with the seam (stitching) upright will result in the ball swinging through the air. You can try this at home. Grab a tennis ball and wrap one side with electrical tape (like a half moon 🌓 ) and bowl it with the line of the tape upright. The tape is quite heavy, so the swing is exaggerated, you’ll notice it immediately. We sometimes do this when we play park cricket or beach cricket with mates.

[@azarealbheri6876]

Just like you said that batters in baseball try to read the ball out of the pitcher's hand, the batsmen in cricket also are required to do the same. That is one of the fundamental traits of a good batsman. However the bowlers try to hide their grip by holding it in a concealed way(either with the other hand, or just the way they hold the ball in general). It is hard to read the ball when it's new and swinging, because both halves of the ball have similar shine. But when the ball keeps getting older, the fielding team tries to maintain shine on only one half of the ball. So it is a little easier to read the ball when it's older. In the case of spinner the batsmen figures out the type of delivery based on the discharge, release point, from which part of the crease he's bowling. All said and done the predictability of the pitch is another conundrum and a mystery.

[@TheGoodQuotes]

I grew up in india yet Brett lee has always been my favourite till he played. This guy is a beast!!

[@timinglis340]

I was at that game where he got his first wicket. I'd never seen bowling that fast in my life. So quick!

[@zahrans]

_The hitters don't have a lot of leeway.._ Bowlers: *Yeah, right!*

[@MyDigitalTeacher]

*Yes it's big factor that Batsmen watchout how a bowler/pitcher grabs the ball when he starts running but it's very tough to know which way the ball gonna go.. however there are some old batters who had played for more than 10 years cricket they figure out almost every time which way the ball gonna swing or bounce or full toss..but bowlers have developed new techniques to avoid this..1. Right hand bowlers started runnings by grabbing the ball in left hand and switch the ball to right hand right before they take that jump near the umpire...while who can't do that comfortably started running right behind the umpire this way batsmen couldn't see which way the ball gonna go as batter couldn't see the bowler.... bowler suddenly appears jumping at the crease and flummox the batsman..if you can guess the ball you will definitely stand the ground otherwise bowlers like Brett Lee, Shoaib Akhtar, Mitch Johnson can literally leave you and ur bat dead.. these bulls are freaking fast and lethal..these guys mostly relied on pace coz it's not easy to swing the ball at such a pace.. however medium pacer bowls slow so easier to spot on by the batters but these bowlers use another tactics..its swing and speed variation*

[@spazbog123]

lbw law is actually reasonably complicated, adjudging the ball would hit the stumps is not enough, the ball needs to pitch (bounce) inline with the stumps or on the offside (if it pitches outside leg stump it should not be given out). It then needs to be adjudged to strike the batsmen in line with the stumps (normally the pads but Ive seen some strange but legit lbws that didn't hit the pads) if the ball hits the batsmen on the full it should be adjudged to be going straight on and then after that it still has to be determined to be going on to hit the stumps. One of the more controversial points in the game given the judgment call nature of it, even with the decision review system and ball tracking technology.

[@NikhileshSurve7428]

Was the video a bit delayed? From your reaction the video appears late. Brett Lee also had one of the best Bowling Actions in Cricket (of course tried copying it). 18:12 Then you can try Bowling Side Arm by bringing your arm around the shoulder instead of over the shoulder somewhat like Malinga does. But either way it'll take practice.

[@BobarissGish]

Just so you are aware there is similarity between how a wiffle ball produces in air movement and how a cricket ball produces its in air movement. A wiffle ball as Americans are aware is perforated on one hemisphere and smooth on the other, a used cricket ball is polished on one side by the bowlers and scuffed to hell on the other side.

[@munmunhazarika5247]

Hey guys 5th of March, India vs England..... Women's T20 world Cup semi final match.... If you got time plz do follow it..... Players to watch out..... Sefali verma 16 yr old explosive batter, smriti mandhana, harman-preet kaur captain, blunt grt bowler, eccelstone best women's spinner, knight captain of England team. Subsole best swing bowler in women's cricket..... Well England are favourite but I hope Indian ladies can do it.

[@alantattersall3190]

I'm looking forward to you guys trying to 'bowl. In the 70's I wad a Phys Ed teacher in Oz and we had a lot of US Phys Ed teachers arrive on a special scheme. Many of them fell in love with cricket but although most of these guys were superb athletes in multiple disciplines and well co-ordinated and a few them made decent batsmen not one of them that I saw try could master the technique of bowling.

[@bimbisarwaghmare1990]

U were not looking at the speed at which he is bowling

[@BoringReviews]

We did. The video was out of sync by a good amount. My fault. But I did mention the speed a few times.

[@robertmcwilliams927]

You should checkout sir Garfield sobers , West Indian all rounder from 60s/70s one of the greats of the game !

[@murthyde6117]

Try to watch complete test match of any team By the end you will understand what is cricket

[@azarealbheri6876]

Also react to other bowlers like Dale Steyn, James Anderson, Glen McGrath, Malcolm Marshall, Alan Donald etc

[@babarali4158]

watch Muhammed asif's wickets.... his insane swing bowling

[@speak2jp]

You need to get the line and length of the ball as soon as it leaves the bowlers hand.

[@shubhamjatav6637]

Festival of cricket IPL is about to start from 29 March,2 months of non stop cricket It will be live on hotstar app Nick you should buy hotstar subscription before ipl starts

[@Arjit00]

Good idea and talk about the matches like a match review... That would be exciting.

[@shubhamjatav6637]

@@Arjit00 it will be great

[@bimbisarwaghmare1990]

Do react to video "Brett Lee - Bouncers and broken bones"

[@rishabhkumardwivedi]

Brett Lee used to be most handsome cricketer. He's a good singer & actor also plays guitar as well.

[@philiphenning8493]

Check out Lungi Ngidi SA vs AUS 03/03/2020. The whole game was a thriller!

[@garrygraham7901]

You guys are starting to get some important skills that batsmen have to develop. Watching the ball out of the hand is critical to know whichway the ball might swing or change direction off the seam as it hits the pitch. Spin bowlingneeds to be watched even more closely, to try topick which way the ball is spinning. Goddspinners have a "wrong-un" or "googly" that spins the opposite direction. Longmay youvideos bemade available!

[@denishackwood6716]

Go to joel gardener 6 foot 7 ish farst bowler west indies jeff thompsom 1st person to be tested at a 100 mph worth looking at like your show

[@soumo4]

Please make a video on baseball too.... And help us to understand the game in a simple way ... I personally like to watch baseball game but due my knowledge level 000000 mostly I stop watching after 5 min .. :| As a Indian and also as a cricket fan I love to know about baseball .. at least some basics

[@osvertlara5702]

RAGESTAR Bro that’s a great suggestion love this comment we are going to a few games this summer maybe we will do a video at a game and due an Intro to baseball later on. Thanks for the love👍

[@Arjit00]

@@osvertlara5702 I used to play baseball on vedio games...me and some friends used to bet on each game...it was a lot of fun...I thought I knew the game and then I watched Moneyball and then I realized nope I don't know much about it.

[@da3v1ls93]

There was a guy killed from being hit by a ball. Look up Phil Hughes

[@Vishal-]

React to Bret less bowling bouncers to piers Morgan in nets

[@Amiittk]

React to "fire in the babylon"

[@ricardogordon4825]

Some blower are natural swing blower than other and it all about the bitch as well and the conditions. When a blower is blowing at 90 miles and the ball is moving around it’s difficult for the batsman at times.

[@albo97056]

I have never understood why a foul tip to the catcher in baseball is not an out. As you see with some of the outs in this video, in cricket if you just get the smallest touch on the ball with the bat or the gloves you can be caught out.

[@onylra6265]

Bowling is more in your hips, back, and legs - when your body is moving right the arm follows easily. Pitchers blow-out their arms, bowlers' most common injury is spinal, knees and shit.

[@tangles01]

Need to sync your audio up dudes. None of it is guessing.

[@abhijitpaul1023]

if u body stay close to ball or play as late as possible with proper technique then u can play against good swing bowlers

[@MyDigitalTeacher]

*If you wanna see the real movement on cricket ball then watch Best Swinging balls... it will be something you never seen before.. it's like banana kick in soccer*

[@MusicIsMyAeroplan3]

U guys are damn chill. U are like a awesome Dan and Jian types. If u know those reactors.

[@BoringReviews]

Thanks a lot. We know Dan and Juan, not personally of course. I’ve seen lots of their videos. I couldn’t believe that Daniel wasn’t pumped by the Sooryavanshi trailer. I thought it looked great.

[@bilawalgulfaam2374]

React to Shahid AfRidi, oR Shoaib AkhteR, Wasim AkRam, ImRaN KhaN, oR WaqaR YouNis

[@spider7665]

Just for your knowledge, kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYe1lH-neLeJZ68 ☝️Here's a video of Brett Lee bowling in Slo-mo👆 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6q3qn6jg6arg6M ☝️And here's here's a bowling tutorial by Brett Lee👆

[@themoviehobbit355]

People back in the day use to style there hair exactly the same as him

[@deepakchand4677]

Pls react shan bond bowling

[@anandsharma1705]

You are not allowed to bend your elbow more than 15 degree.

[@KapilSharma-kl7sj]

I was thinking if they were giving any attention to the pace..

[@wallywombat164]

Sorry men i gave you a bums steer. Its 22 yds from stump to stump. 20yds from crease to crease.

[@michaellivesey4354]

Mitch starc..best swing bowler

[@DeepDas-fu4wv]

How ya'll don't talk about the speed ? I mean he bowls at 150 cage most of the time.

[@keithevans9544]

For a laugh look up Brett Lee bowling an over to Piers Morgan!

[@zarag1621]

Guys,pls react to Lasith Malinga!

[@sirrr.9961]

Please react to highest score made by a team in ODIs ever in the history of cricket, btw it is made by England.

[@da3v1ls93]

That isn't a dance Binga was appealing to the reff to see if it was an lbw

[@AdarshYadav-ki8xn]

react to jasprit bumrah yorkers and bouncers plsss....

[@1neeraj9]

Btw Brett Lee, Chris Jericho and Kiefer Sutherland look very similar to each other.

[@karoshabudhram8219]

React to Tendulkar cos indians love him although he is retired now.

[@jawadaltaf1999]

plz react on shoiab akther the fastest bowler in the history of the cricket

[@b.292]

Reaction on shoib akhter world fastest bolwer ever

[@karanvij00]

The video preview was synced out.

[@BoringReviews]

I know. I just realized that. I’m sorry to all of Boringland for this mistake. No excuse for it. I won’t let it happen again.

[@karanvij00]

@@BoringReviews Please don't be sorry! You guys put a lot of effort in publishing these videos. Also, if you need to discuss anything related to cricket, I would love to help you guys. You have barely scratched the surface in terms of the rules of cricket. Also, tell me if you want any help with the editing n all. Cheers!

[@318harshit]

👌

[@soubhikmishra]

The helmet comment was said before the visual... Correct your timing plz...

[@BoringReviews]

??? The timing was pretty spot on. I’ll check it again but I’m not sure how it could be off by more than a millisecond. Thanks for the heads up

[@BoringReviews]

Dude you’re right. I don’t know how I messed up that big in the editing stage. Wow. That was off by a lot. I won’t let that happen again. I’m surprised no one else has mentioned that yet.

[@Ravi-xk1bj]

Please react to Sachin Cricket's Greatest

[@sadanandapatel6123]

Enough of bowling you guys Need to react to batting now. React to Glenn Maxwell ( An Aussie batsman ) , his unorthodox cricket shots/hits against Sri Lanka where he was hitting the ball 360° all over the ground. Here the link to the video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3zWlZ2Df9WWmrs

[@TanvirAlif]

Bowlers are less appreciated than batsman. He did a better than Lara, Sachin, Gayle, Virat.

[@cdhope2008]

A cricket ball can kill

[@kb-tq9nn]

React to Hardik Pandya explosive batting