Explained | Cricket | FULL EPISODE | Netflix

In partnership with Vox Media Studios and Vox, this enlightening explainer series will take viewers deep inside a wide range of culturally relevant topics, questions, and ideas. Each episode will explore current events and social trends pulled from the zeitgeist, touching topics across politics, science, history and pop culture -- featuring interviews with some of the most authoritative experts in their respective fields.
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[@rounaksinghbuttar9083]

“In cricket there are no rules, there are *laws* ” that is the most British thing I’ve heard.

[@SaddamHussain-we9ec]

There's a huge difference between rules and law, ask anyone who have studied law.

[@KS-vs7ht]

@@SaddamHussain-we9ec am I just about to agree with saddam Husain…. Lol

[@hellorraj]

Lol 🤣

[@YokoshimaSTAR]

I love you, made my night hh

[@TheMamaMiaArchive]

Hmm, laws are basically just rules set by the Government, hmm…

[@bremCZ]

Cricket isn't that complicated. It's just a nightmare to explain verbally only. You need to watch a game and run through it.

[@exessex3522]

I stayed with an American in Minnesota once. He'd spent some time in Australia working for Ford. The house there backed onto a cricket pitch. He said he spent long periods watching mostly not much happening and then suddenly there'd be a flurry of activity and a load of shouting and he couldn't work out what had happened. Watching was not enough for him.

[@bremCZ]

@@exessex3522 Of course. That's why you need to watch a game AND run through it.

[@dasdovian7785]

Like our American Football! I didn't get it until I played it and watched with friends.

[@TTWGD3]

As an American who lived in England for a while, it took me 2 hours and a good friend watching the World Cup and I knew what was happening. Being a big fan of baseball, while they are obviously very different I loved watching it with him and having an English parent (who only loves football) I loved rooting for England. It’s really not that hard to understand if with a good friend and watching it.

[@techland.6333]

fully agree

[@sravankumar7324]

Good, now do Duckworth- Lewis, I dare ya.

[@chandanreddy519]

Hahaha

[@sushilsuryawanshi5413]

🤣🤣🤣

[@faiz2847]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@kryptonian1371]

I double dare them

[@subhrajyotidas]

Best comment ever, belongs in r/therealjoke

[@devotedwriter1933]

As a Kenyan that grew up when Kenya had a good cricket team and cricket new dominated the headlines, I appreciate this documentary. Understanding the rules of the game I grew up loving at the age of 30. Talking of "Tamasha," I never knew it came from India because it is a Swahili word for ceremony. Confirms that Kiswahili is not just Bantu and Arabic, but a lot of languages that merged into a lingua franca for trade at the East African Coast.

[@pawsandclaws92]

I still admire your team from the early 2000s. D. Obuya, C.Obuya, Steve Tikkolo. And who can forget Kenya in the 2003 world cup? Love from India.

[@VinayakaHalemane]

Americans think cricket is complicated and then go out and play football using their hands.

[@timetraveller791]

The real reason is actually negative press.

[@aniket8350]

Most Americans avoid things which look complicated on the surface but are actually easy to follow

[@nilaylambe2598]

😂😂😂

[@soummyy]

LoL

[@shaokahn9487]

It's called football because the ball they play with is 1 foot long and yeah it still sounds like a lame reason to call it football.

[@satya_k]

Indians came here just to verify if they explained it right.

[@aritrachakraborty3883]

Ya 🤣

[@nexusgames8572]

Lol 😂

[@sanchitmehta6513]

😂😂

[@rajanhossain9250]

This is by far the best way to put it. Its ironic!

[@a.m.p.3545]

😂😂

[@Rah11Sin]

Netflix: Lemme explain you Cricket! Every Indian Kid: I can explain better

[@thegamingsociety6452]

Both India and Pakistan. 8-10 year old children play and can explain better!

[@mandar_sankhe]

Every Indian Kid: haa maalum hai Chal apne baap ko mat sikha(in akshay Kumar's voice)

[@MohammedAli-wg6ww]

Asia just dominates the sport bpl,ipl,psl, and billion people on the indo-pak game we are cricket

[@saikrishnapolina3314]

😂😂😂😂 true

[@Ameyiscool]

@qwerty :3 consisting only 4 overseas players to play in ever match ... a big LOL

[@tommyboy1845]

American boy here, cricket should had already been in the states many, many years ago. Like I hear.. A gentlemen sport. In my opinion... absolutely!. Love it and still learning the ethics. Much love from U.S.

[@garvitgoyal2306]

Follow IPL..! Starting from 9 April🔥

[@robertvenegas6113]

Traitor...

[@borgir6368]

@@robertvenegas6113 wtf?

[@soumo2725]

Which team you support in cricket

[@tommyboy1845]

@@soumo2725 I don't have team, just love the mechanics of the game.

[@samuelsisti4849]

Cricket isn't that complicated. It's insufferable how it's marketed like it is a game of bridge. If I, an Australian, can learn the infield fly rule in Baseball and the baulk, an american can learn the LBW Law. Both sports are great games.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

@Samuel Sisti cricket is ot as simple & quantifiable as americna sports thats why america rejected it . Though with T20 they are tried to simplify & quantify it like other popular sports but it will take some time .

[@tams805]

@@Q_QQ_Q Yeah, but they have baseball, which is just...

[@Q_QQ_Q]

@Tams80 read again .

[@theshaunsta]

@@Q_QQ_Q America didnt reject it because it wasnt simple. They rejected it because it was british and they didnt want anything to do with the colonizers. This video mentions it too

[@Q_QQ_Q]

@S M they never banned it . cricket is the first game which started betting business in america but it was 6 - 10 days long which could not produce result & business so they created baseball & basketball cuz they are heavily quantized for betting with proper result in short time . Beside new yorkers or americans were mostly also british at that time . just because netflix doesnt know this , doesnt mean it didnt happen . there are still few americans who keep cricket pieces as token of their british heritage .

[@rodaxel7165]

I grew up in Australia. Where I watched Rugby League, Union, Australian Football League, Cricket and Tennis. Shane Warne, Brett Lee, Ricky Ponting, Sachin Tendukar were my idols. Bowling was my favorite part. Getting smashed while trying to hit the ball was the worst.

[@omkarlimkar6468]

@Fahad Ekbel Yep bro Australia is actually a dominant team. Love from India.

[@JasvinderHere]

Are you a Maori?

[@papaisduniyakapapa]

@@JasvinderHere I sound stupid, par bhai ye Maori kya hota hai?

[@rejuvenatingsoul3498]

@@papaisduniyakapapa Aboriginal New Zealander.

[@mrcfan4619]

I watched football but getting missed the ball while quicking was worse

[@europebasedvlogs1251]

"This is certainly not an Englishmans game anymore" So true, love from Germany

[@kishorchandrapatel1195]

T20 has made cricket more liberalised.

[@jasonbourne7164]

T20 Cricket is like the most aggressive version of baseball. Baseball is a defensive sport and cricket is a highly aggressive sport with same concepts.

[@baseddepartment1324]

It is an Englishmans game though, cricket is massively popular in England. It's just also popular abroad - but Vox hates white people so they love the narrative of White decline.

[@europebasedvlogs1251]

@@baseddepartment1324 that's Netflix not Vox

[@toma4794]

@@europebasedvlogs1251 its produced by Vox

[@leondobie2450]

I'm so proud to come from the country that invented cricket. The UK really created a global spectacle with the game. But if it weren't for India, Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the West Indies, the sport's importance would be majorly diminished. Thank you England and thank you World!

[@chetankarnani4276]

Sad thing is Wales hasnt got its international cricket team, Scotland aren't test playing nation and Ireland aren't playing enough test. So it is not UK only England

[@rape_andrew_tate]

That's very very less! New nations like East Timor, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Sierra Leone, Rwanda are required!

[@yukio896]

Well football was also discovered in England

[@gurpreetwaraich8818]

I dunno why all of you guys forget 2 times world cup winner srilanka

[@KatzenjammerFuu]

@@yukio896 what? did they find it under a rock?

[@ashish282]

Brain Lara is truly wise and humble, that's what makes him a real test player.

[@whyshuvam2077]

I heard Tablighis are different faction of Islam

[@arjeshjha]

Bsdk humbleness se ache test player bnte h?

[@akashgoyal3667]

Lol what a joke - real test player because was an OUTSTANDING batsman!

[@gobimurugesan2411]

And that selfish 400. Sorry for saying this

[@fin3sse10]

@@gobimurugesan2411 if anyone achieves something it is his /her selfishness

[@neloysinha8098]

England takes cricket to India. Years later ICC postpones World Cup to hold the IPL

[@itwoznotme]

thats not progress im afraid.

[@shivansh709]

@Muhammad Siddiqui well bcci owns icc so yes

[@MilesToGo78]

As usual corrupt BCCI did with money muscle.

[@Divyy18]

@Muhammad Siddiqui lmao

[@cussan2thegamer791]

@@pratikop9631 without BCCI, ICC can't survive

[@benazirsohankhan3379]

this video has zero mentions of how cricket literally inspired economic developments in smaller developing countries Like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and many more. Moreover, the miracle team of Afghanistan and the impact of cricket on its nation deserved a mention in this video.

[@sathyaamarasekara4299]

They even took Sri Lanka out of the 1996 World cup. Shame on them.

[@santhosh_se5476]

Rightly said

[@sanchitmehta6513]

Yes, it helped Afghanistan a lot . And this is the only country in which BCCI ALLOWED cricket expansion.

[@grahamdemoraes2992]

@@sathyaamarasekara4299 yes, of course

[@sufimuslimlion4114]

No one cares.

[@music_by_carlos]

im from texas, dont know anything at all about cricket. just got obsessed with a tun of cricket highlights. im hooked on this game hahaha

[@jamesbond4810]

Hey I.P.L. is going on . The best Cricket league in the world. A.B. de Villiers of RCB yesterday (Date-04/18/2021) wrecked on KKR.

[@mr.scientist1469]

I am learning baseball but still couldn't figure it out what's happening 😅

[@sypeeee3374]

@@mr.scientist1469 basically you hit a ball and run to the base and stay there until someone else hits it watch a baseball game explaining thing u got this

[@MrAwesomeSaucem]

@@mr.scientist1469 I am a huge baseball fan currently learning about cricket so we’re probably feeling the same way 😂 It seems like they are based around similar basic principles, however they are organized differently. Baseball and cricket are quite different, however more similar to each other than to other sports from what I can tell. At the very least, they both have a player throwing a ball to a batter, who tries to hit it hard and accurately. They both give points to the batting team for hitting it outside of the field (pitch). In both sports, the batter is “out” if the opposing teams player catches the ball, and it becomes the next batters turn. The wickets always confused me, but I think it is pretty much the same idea as in baseball - the batting player must get to their destination (wicket or base) before the ball does or they are out, in short. I’m from the u.s., and after watching a few videos on cricket I already understand it better than I do American football because of the similarities! This is by far my longest comment ever, I just am fascinated by cricket and enjoy someone in the same boat as me but with baseball. Let me know if anything I said was incorrect!

[@mr.scientist1469]

@@MrAwesomeSaucem Yeah bro you have a good understanding of cricket. One of the goals of batsman in cricket is to save the wickets by using bat, they can't use there body which is similar to three strikes in baseball I guess. I am too learning baseball ,I understood it at a basic level but still I have to learn a lot. I watch MLB highlights to get a better understanding of baseball. Currently I am busy otherwise I would have understood this game I think😅 . Sorry for my English it is not to good😅

[@shankysays]

And then comes gully cricket. One drop one hand is out.

[@ishanbajpai6940]

underrated.

[@abishek9551]

The guy who own the bats and wickets is always taken care of.

[@SATYAMSINGH-ly8kb]

ishan bajpai Abe ishaan Tu Hain Kya Bhaggi here

[@Saurabhrkohardy]

Played using tennis ball . But 99% indians begin there career by playing gully and tennis ball cricket

[@rahulahir1425]

Very underated man🙌

[@cammysmith7562]

I love the fact Cricket is so alive in India. It has turned the sport into a way more exciting sport. It’s now getting slowly popular again in the UK something I thought would never happen. It’s good to have a sport where America isn’t all that dominant and allows smaller countries like England, the West Indies and Australia have some glory and let countries like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh which don’t normally bother all that much with the olympics be world leaders in the sport.

[@garvitgoyal2306]

Cricket Is getting popular in UK because of WC win and Stokes heroics in Ashes..! And for the same reason I supported England in WC Final..And I screamed like hell when Eng Won and I'm an Indian..! Cricket is A religion in India even if other sports are growing now..But Cricket is more popular than ever..The Series Win in Aus Generated a lot of Interest towards Test Cricket among Indian Youth..! 🏏 The Greatest Sport ❤️

[@kushal4956]

honestly I'd like it if America took more interest in the sport and trained their team to take part in the world cup. the existing teams have gotten a little too comfortable and the BCCI holds too much power, you need someone to balance it out

[@rambalaji6017]

But India, Australia and England are the top 3 most powerful (be it regarding the quality of playing or administrative power) teams in world cricket.

[@alifaisal2392]

population bro population...

[@dxd8663]

Errr but cricket has always been fairly popular in the UK, America is not dominant at any internationally played sports and India don't bother with the Olympics because they are shit at everything but cricket.

[@Itachi-nc8wf]

Netflix please make an Explained video on why RCB is not winning the IPL!

[@rohitshinde865]

Even Netflix cannot

[@vineethvish11]

Netflix will crash

[@vivekrishnan]

😜😂😂😂😂😂

[@kalyanimane]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vaishnavmenon1573]

Virat kholi just said *Bhenchod* from the otherside of this screen after reading this comment 😂

[@theavenger2424]

Even Srilanka was part of its history.We have won 2 world cups and two players r already in the hall of fame and we were part of the colonies too.we too have a seventy year history and our own cricket culture.We deserve to be included

[@jonaleebajpai8300]

But your team went from being a top team to an associate team

[@theavenger2424]

@@jonaleebajpai8300 doesn't mean u just forget a nation which has won a world cup.just cuz of their bad form u don't forget what we used to be.Everybody knows how capable our SL lions used to be

[@justiceK9]

@@jonaleebajpai8300 you guys got eliminated from T 20 World Cup recently. Every team goes through a rough patch at times!!

[@justiceK9]

@Hambington corruption at it best!! 💩💩💩💩💩💩

[@justiceK9]

@Hambington Don’t try to be a smart ass here . You guys always find loopholes to bypass the system.

[@blakkmetal-wizkokk]

seems like australia is barely mentioned here yet they're still considered (at least historically) the best national cricket players

[@prasoonrajpoot4077]

yup they are one of the top 4

[@stephenpower8723]

5 world cup wins + twice runners up from 12 tournaments. Clearly the dominant team in ODIs. Australia has a winning record against every test nation. Australia will catch up with T20 soon enough.

[@sagarroy657]

True i also wander why did they not mentioned 5 times WC winners properly........

[@prasoonrajpoot4077]

@@sagarroy657 it might be just that right now they are out of touch(only far fetched possible explaination)

[@anonymousdonor8084]

Netflix are political correcties. Trying distort reality to appease the SJCs

[@alexburtly2551]

If you have not seen world cup final 2019 eng vs newzealand, better see it now before you die

[@sarthaksinha4236]

True ✌

[@avinashkumarsinha7888]

I watched it live on my phone till 1 o clock night it was amazing.

[@saroj3462]

The match was unfair NZ was clearly the winner.

[@alexburtly2551]

@@saroj3462 This debate will never end

[@jaswinder57]

Nz was the actual winner.

[@airot1987]

As an American(dont hold that against me guys, I had no choice where I was born) I was always curious about cricket. I see Indians playing all the time. Maybe one day I'll find friends who will teach me to play

[@adnananjum1329]

Sure why not i m an indian but i live in us most of the time Where do u live in US??

[@happymemories_videography]

I live in the US, if you come to the Dallas area, there are a lot of us playing every weekend honestly.

[@CBigsby]

@@happymemories_videography Typical Desi reply.

[@happymemories_videography]

@@CBigsby I'm not wrong in saying that. We do play a lot.

[@happymemories_videography]

@Survivor eppuddu nennu Hyderabad lo unna. Addachu eppuddu ayina

[@AntmeetsMelbourne]

I'm a Canadian who lived in Australia. I immediately fell in love with the game.

[@venkyphenomenal6073]

because its in your blood

[@dw235]

I like the joking about it being too cold for us Canadians so we chose to take up ice hockey.

[@ddr8130]

@@dw235 😬😬

[@AmanEyes]

Canada have just qualified for the T20 World Cup 2024 hosted by USA and West Indies. Hope you will be there to watch and support your country.

[@toogeeky4u]

I love watching cricket even though I don't really understand it. My family is West Indian, so it's almost compulsory to watch it even if one doesn't really understand it.

[@vaibhavsingh3708]

Why don't you understand it? How long have you been watching it?

[@tenzintsephelboy2953]

@@vaibhavsingh3708 I understand all the rule within ipl 2020 😂

[@Abdul_Lahori]

All we wanted was to beat the British at their own game and ended up discovering a new national pastime

[@AbhishekVidhateYT]

Well it was essential to avoid 3 guna Lagaan. Learn our history!

[@obviyash]

@@AbhishekVidhateYT true story mate

[@Ameyiscool]

@@AbhishekVidhateYT ya but both points r correct

[@ric_yo]

@@AbhishekVidhateYT lol bro

[@alokbaluni8760]

@@AbhishekVidhateYT Dude you know that lagaan is just a made up story

[@thomasshelby4507]

Cricket might be a sport for other countries but it is passion , obsession and an emotion for Indians .

[@VamsiKrishna-pp4fy]

The Gabba test has proved the popularity of test cricket in India.

[@AmitKumar-nq7wk]

Yes 😍only way test cricket can survive is if it gets popularity in india

[@kattarshwetabhbhakt6785]

@@AmitKumar-nq7wk F*ck Test Cricket. Waste of time, only for jobless people. IPL is the real shit man.

[@kattarshwetabhbhakt6785]

@Cricket Classics F*ck off jobless boomer, what should I see, Cook playing 200 balls to score 40 runs WTF

[@kattarshwetabhbhakt6785]

@Yaswanth Arasu Tamil Not Theriama

[@kattarshwetabhbhakt6785]

@Yaswanth Arasu Bro I don't know so much Tamil. I tried watching Sivaji Ganesan's old movie, but couldn't understand it because there were no subtitles.

[@cricanalysis3469]

I just wasted 16 minutes seeing what i already knew and i dont regret it 😂

[@saketadarsh7606]

Cricket is our life 🇮🇳❤🥰

[@shourya9898]

Nobody: Literally Nobody: Netflix: Uploading full episodes on KZbin.

[@iratherbeanonymous6894]

Shourya Saraogi *Dude! Except **_KZbin ITSELF?_* 😂😂😂.

[@vaibhavburkul12]

Saiman will be very angry

[@Amarnath0002]

Mokka: Literally mokka:

[@TheGudumbashankar]

Because if it is for Cricket, the Americans wouldn’t watch it anyway but if it is for clicks or views the Asians are in huge number and they could get them the views.

[@hritikghatge]

@@vaibhavburkul12 *Le Saiman* 🤣

[@akshitthakur6833]

Fun fact : 99 percent of the people watching this video allready knows all about cricket 😂

[@shruti0341]

Jon Bellion yayyy!!!!!!

[@jvinclarence3977]

im the 1%

[@zeddvaldez7942]

I didn’t even know the difference between cricket and croquet

[@the_snt6086]

Correct mate!!!😁😂

[@maxtaarnby7178]

Yep

[@thomas33331000]

As a Frenchman I knew nothing about cricket, yesterday I watched a bit of the World Cup final, not understanding anything about this sport I came across this brilliant video which taught me more than all the articles I have read before, what a fantastic sport!

[@PrashantKumar-rp1hs]

This final has stolen the happiness of millions of Indian s .But Indian team is best in the world

[@thomas33331000]

​@@PrashantKumar-rp1hsLots of compassion for you Indians, it's hard to imagine the pain that it's a defeat like this, 15 years that I've been following sport I've only seen a stadium once like this, it was during Germany Brazil in 2014

[@Viratkohli__69]

Yes Cricket is most unpredictable, Entertaining sport But unfortunately India team loss everytime 😢

[@Airman1121]

I discovered Cricket about 6 years ago. I have been in love ever since.

[@Jaisonkp800]

Where are you from?

[@Airman1121]

@@Jaisonkp800 USA

[@Jaisonkp800]

Cool.. Subscribe to Cricket for Americans Channel.. Nick & Gabe is their name..

[@sajeeshopto3045]

@@Airman1121 wow

[@Airman1121]

@@sajeeshopto3045 I have become obsessed with this game.

[@juniastainbank2920]

Please stop trying to explain cricket to Americans. If we wanted them to get it, we would never have made it so Goddamn complicated to begin with.

[@funman5293]

Americans are loosers in cricket

[@funman5293]

Americans are loosers in all thongs..example - corona

[@aradhyasharma4712]

@@funman5293 what's their fault

[@TehStormOG]

lmao American Football is by far the most complex sport ever popularized

[@manajitbhowmik7482]

🤣🤣

[@debaloydey685]

I'm an Indian, why am I watching this Edit: Bc i knew they'll get it wrong

[@rayray2528]

Because we are bored.

[@RajMGandhi]

Sports ki yaad aa rahi hogi aur kya

[@rahultiwari-dx8qo]

Yes same here:d

[@rahultiwari-dx8qo]

This is in our D.N.A more than the British:d

[@shahrozafzal7446]

Same from Pakistan 🤣😛

[@manishthakur9851]

I am 23. When T20 was introduced I was 9 years old and just fell in love with it. But since 2-3 years back I am done with T20. Test cricket is king. Label me old school but I love test cricket. Every session has its own story.

[@ggmu4656]

T20s are short and good but if you have the time nothing better than test cricket

[@yashsingh1631]

I think it's the story of every cricket fan

[@mrdarren1045]

Yep. Test cricket will always be the best. See how the grounds get packed out in England for test matches to see how much we love test cricket here. Sure we like ODIs as well but a good test match will always be more interesting imo.

[@hertor8803]

Fast food is all well and good but quickly forgotten. Test cricket is like a Michelin star meal. Take your time, enjoy it and remember it.

[@zeeshan2k]

While T20 is a foreplay the actual game is test cricket! I agree with you.. and the presenter T20 is for younger kids but when you grow you realise it’s all about test and one days

[@thecommonman6558]

This shows how Netflix is trying to capture the Indian market

[@akshaykumarbagh8737]

It's a good thing. We need to show the world how big a market India is...

[@abdullahimran6977]

they already have.

[@dolendrakhadka3907]

Well said, only entrepreneur mind would know what you mean.

[@kurtsudheim825]

The Common Man not just India, basically the rest of the world: they're doing/done ones on f1, soccer & a few others now, next it'll be Aussie rules & that gaelic football thing. Edit okay the football one was Amazon, but Netflix has a TV like english drama series on it

[@rohandutta9986]

It's actually from Vox

[@binyeamin]

Americans calls a coconut ' football ' and play with their hands, and calls Football ' Soccer '. WTF!

[@johndunning9977]

The English invented the word 'soccer' (as an abbreviation for 'association football'), used it for many years, and now get upset by Americans using it. Even setting aside the total hypocrisy, why even care about something so trivial?

[@UMANGPLAYS]

soccer suck what?

[@sanket5050]

UMANG PLAYS her

[@hasibalfuad9652]

@@johndunning9977 Oh ffs.

[@johndunning9977]

@@hasibalfuad9652 What? Did my calm use of facts upset you?

[@wazik7153]

So Australian cricket just doesn’t exist. Winning 3 world cups in a row more like no.

[@akhilalexg]

Yes they didn't even mention that golden era.

[@nileshpritam8302]

😂😂

[@DevarshRBhatt]

Well I think it is because Australia is Jack of all trades + they don't have 1 billion people as mentioned, though it's still quite popular

[@AbhishekPatelab9]

Yes they jumped from India winning 83 world cup directly to T20. Lol. One day cricket had its incredible moments before becoming second fiddle to t20.

[@AlasantroHeski]

Australia won 5 World Cups and they don't even bother mentioning

[@sebarioxes]

as an american I had no idea how cricket worked but after seeing this im gonna start to follow the sport a bit and see if i can understand it better and maybe even watch some games

[@Jaisonkp800]

Please follow Cricket for Americans KZbin channel

[@rape_andrew_tate]

Are you watching and understanding the game? 🤔

[@crystalbulldog]

Yes, tell us.

[@AmanEyes]

Canada have just qualified for the T20 World Cup 2024 hosted by the USA and West Indies. USA is automatically qualified as host. Hope you will be there to watch and support your country.

[@debjitpaul8580]

Cricket deserves much more attention worldwide... It is one of the most entertaining game if not the most.

[@शतपथी]

Test cricket is the most beautiful format among others, period.

[@lorddraagon]

❤❤❤

[@gothicgolem2947]

in your opinon

[@JasvinderHere]

Test Cricket is Best Cricket.

[@naweed9040]

@Mark Bronson from which country are you?

[@adnananjum1329]

@Mark Bronson those who are true cricket fans they will know why test cricket is best

[@ravimahara4741]

Test Cricket is not just any other game, it's length, nuances, uncertainties, eccentricities are nothing but a sporting equivalent of Life itself.

[@SaiKrishnaG-h2w]

Perfectly put

[@ernstthalmann4306]

As an American I'm watching a match taking place in India at 6 am local time. The speed of the game is impressive, the athleticism required is similar to baseball. Cheers mates for the good show!

[@Ds-oj5py]

Which Match was that?

[@ernstthalmann4306]

India vs Pakistan methinks

[@TNVICKYVigneshwaran]

​@@ernstthalmann4306it was popular rivalry

[@jaikeerthib]

Indians watching cricket explained so that they could correct if any mistakes were found😂😂

[@vipulchauhan4020]

In video , they don't show indian map correct

[@alifaisal2392]

FYI many other countries play cricket, not just indians

[@mazardeen10]

Cricket is not a game. It's a lifestyle for South Asians. 😍

[@adad2524]

And war between india pakistan

[@pariveshdewan7880]

Sorry football is more popular in south asia.

[@nisachar6881]

@@pariveshdewan7880 then that's not south asia.

[@sidjain999]

ummm no sorry

[@omkarupadhyay406]

@@nisachar6881 😂😂😂

[@ahmedazain7826]

Forgot Sri Lanka.. Shame on you Netflix. Highest wicket taker of test Muralitharan

[@kabirchaudhuri3140]

Sri Lanka has many great players love from India

[@shklasith]

Love From Sri Lanka ♥️

[@adnananjum1329]

Not test but also odi

[@krish5554]

They havit explained lots of countries and great players even Brand man or sachin. Its just a short story of cricket

[@dod6031]

Plus the King of the Yorker, good old Slinger Malinga.

[@galoglaich3281]

Ireland is unusual in cricket terms in that the game almost died out yet it has had a huge resurgence since 2007 .Still along way from being among the major sports in the country

[@aadhila2164]

My fellow indians , Why are u here?? You don't need to be explained Cricket 😁 Do u??

[@junnuravikumar]

good point loll

[@samuraisom636]

Just to check if they did it right!! Lol

[@anirudhsinghi4037]

I'm here for Stephen fry

[@pcpolice2314]

Indians desperately looking to see if anyone outside of 10 countries cares about the 1 sport they are half decent at.

[@Happy-xi9hl]

I do. I don't know what it is. I've heard that it's something in Lagaaaaaaaaaaan.

[@RakArtzy]

Complicated?? Seriously??🤨 We Indians, start playing cricket even before we start to go to kindergarten 😂

[@happymemories_videography]

so true lmao! It's our religion now!

[@SureshKumar-dt1sl]

It's complicated and boring for other football nations.

[@jacksonsiemens177]

Canadian here- to me any foreign sport seems complicated when you have never encountered it in person, and all of the rules are presented at the same time. From my small understanding of cricket, it does seems to be more straightforward then baseball.

[@viciousmk1905]

in every country that is in top 10 but yes very much in india

[@viciousmk1905]

@@jacksonsiemens177 true

[@flare2000x]

As a Canadian who's never watched, this is a great explanation.

[@xNamsu]

Fun fact, the first international sporting match ever, was played between Canada and the United States in cricket in 1844!

[@AmanEyes]

Canada have just qualified for the T20 World Cup 2024 hosted by USA and West Indies. Hope you will be there to watch and support your country.

[@fahadkahlon16yearsago33]

Title: "Cricket" Indians and Pakistanis: ITS FREE REAL ESTATE

[@mdgaming470]

more FREE REAL ESTATE FOR south asia

[@Pooja_sen10]

Cricket is not just a Game, It's an emotion!

[@happymemories_videography]

It's a religion

[@sufimuslimlion4114]

It’s boring

[@zorndy5750]

@@sufimuslimlion4114 you’re boring

[@amnplays3211]

@@sufimuslimlion4114 says the guy spamming the comments section with irrelevant comments.

[@didakpies]

You are not just a Knob, You are a Super Massive one.

[@golfinguy75]

Me before I start this video: Oh shit.. There's no way this is going to make any sense. How dumb. Me after this video: Holey shit how much are flights to India? I gotta go see this in person!!!

[@jamesbond4810]

Well the IPL is about to start from April 9. Get on to hotstar to watch all matches.

[@smoothy7873]

IPL is going on....

[@mrbrohere]

For those who don't know anything about cricket 5:01 : He is Brain Lara, prince of cricket 8:18 : Sachin Tendulkar, God of cricket

[@sauravparida4423]

Bruh , Brian Lara is the Prince of cricket

[@Amitabhlifts7]

And Virat is the King of Cricket

[@Yayaka1]

@@Amitabhlifts7 babar?

[@agentfries1560]

You Indians claim anything for everything, Sachin is nothing compared to The prince, just like how Bumrah doesn’t compare with Shoaib Akhtar, Brett lee or McGrath

[@Amitabhlifts7]

@@agentfries1560 i guess we've got a kid here who wants to deny the facts 😂🤣....

[@TheYeti6000]

As an American who lived in Bangladesh as a boy, this is a good refresher and something I think most Americans can understand. It’s not that hard people! 🇺🇸🇧🇩

[@pamithkodikara]

The video should be renamed "How India got control of Cricket"

[@gautamsethi2705]

@@msdadsfsx According to you , China should have won every FIFA , most Olympic medals as they've the most population.

[@utkarshbtw]

@@msdadsfsx your GK must be pretty awful coz the last time I checked USA had earned the most Olympic medals. And btw investing in a sport and getting the results every major event are 2 seperate thing. Over the years you can see how much diciplined the Indians have become . Over the past decade fitness have drastically been improved and along with NewZealand and Australia , India has became one of the best fielding team . Infact India is the only team which is ranked in the top 3 in all the formats of the game . So check your facts before commenting anything stupid and bias.

[@utkarshbtw]

@@msdadsfsx china had 100 medals whereas USA had 110 medals. China only had more gold medals . There only have been around 12 world Cup and India won 2 of them and a T20 world cup along with champions trophy . Considering the game was globalised less than half a century ago India has done pretty well . How many times have china won an Olympic? Your logic doesn't makes sense . It's not about the population of the country it's about its resources and how they use it . Brazil had won 5 fifa world cup with less than 1/6th population of China or India . USA has won most Olympics with comparetively less population. Im not saying India is perfect coz cleary it ain't . But it's the rate at which it's developing . When you compare modern India to 80s India you can cleary see a big difference in almost all aspects and that's what makes me feel proud.

[@utkarshbtw]

@@msdadsfsx china has won like 10 less medals than USA during that year. China only had more gold medals. And your logic doesn't makes sense coz population doesn't define a country's success . There only had been like 12 world cups and India won 2 of them along with T20 worldcup and champions trophy.

[@utkarshbtw]

@@msdadsfsx Brazil had won more worldcups than china . USA has won most Olympics (more than china) . So this argument doesn't even makes sense . Every country is good at something or another. When u compare modern India to 80s India u can cleary see a big difference and I'm proud of that. I won't say India is perfect coz it isn't. But it's developing and using its resorces more efficiently and in futute you will cleary see how much of an impact would it make.

[@jnate6095]

If you know Shane Dorwhich, he’s a cricketeer for the West Indies. He’s also my cousin.

[@aryan_bhat]

Wow!! Man!!!

[@vvshetty1]

What happened to him now

[@anonmyous8525]

Really

[@VARUN9151]

Netflix explains cricket- Tells about England,India, Pakisthan, Westindies Now aussies be like ' we have 5 world cups' 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@CaesarCassius]

Yes but who have the $$$?

[@dhruvitbj9058]

@@CaesarCassius india lol

[@bitik9847]

Australia is obviously the greatest Team on planet Cricket. They own 75% of all the cricket Records

[@vishwajeetnandyaduraj4804]

@@bitik9847 Hey, but their future seems darker than ever in last two decades.

[@bitik9847]

@@vishwajeetnandyaduraj4804 Yeah the future maybe Newzealand's and England's. But even in our worst days we reached to the Semis in the WC

[@YokoshimaSTAR]

I almost cried when the Indian winner with his graceful accent said that they were fighting for their lives in their first cricket abroad, tears of joy because I am so happy and grateful for myself that I decided to search and understand cricket. I’ve just learnt that tamasha means joy, glamour, uncertainty, fun and love and it describes cricket to Indians, and I'm so wowed, as if I'm feeling cricket for the first time. The feeling of joy is sure incomparable, triple tamasha. Also to that great man ending the video with wisdom, much respect.

[@satura4113]

As a South African I don't watch t20 or one day, i only have love for test match cricket.

[@masterbadminton7400]

That's great. It takes a lot of passion to enjoy test matches.

[@hadescerberus8633]

Okay edge lord

[@sooryamithra8735]

Ok boomer

[@pranavgandhar4604]

Ashes 19,Ind vs aus regained the glory of test cricket

[@tseyazmutseyami1402]

@@masterbadminton7400 test matches are good

[@snowman300]

I wouldn’t have made it through this past year if I hadn’t been introduced to cricket. Such a splendid game

[@KeaneSouthard]

I'm a rare American (not the child of immigrants) who enjoys cricket (have watched for a decade, and even got to play a little when I spent a summer in England), but I still don't know half the fielding positions and what all the different types of spin bowling are (like what exactly a googly is).

[@punamjaiswal9865]

So googly is a variation for a leg spinner So conventionally a leg spinner moves a ball from right to left after pitching(bouncing before reaching the batsman) but a googly is ball from a leg spinner that moves left to right

[@kushal4956]

most of us don't know the names of the fielding positions.

[@guap-papi]

Thank you for this explanation! I'm an American and I've always wanted to understand cricket. Growing up, I had Fox Soccer Channel so one show we got was Sky Sports News. I loved watching highlights of cricket and rugby and seeing how hype everyone got even though I had no idea what was going on. Now I finally understand it lol. I'm gonna start watching it now.

[@kitarokun6564]

Enjoy family 💪

[@akshat_khare]

How is it going brother ?

[@JamesJohnson-oy3rw]

As an American that was raised on Basketball, Baseball, and American Football. It took some time for me to adopt and love proper football/futbol and even longer to do the same for Rugby. I find myself sitting here watching Australia vs Sri Lanka in the T20 world cup. I had no idea what was happening. This video may have single handedly changed my perspective on this game. I'm actually enjoying the match now.

[@saadaziz6011]

So in America They broadcast cricket matches???

[@sameed.ahmed_]

Just watch Pakistan vs India Matches and u will see the hyper 🇵🇰🇵🇰❤️🎉❤️❤️

[@amilaperera812]

​@@sameed.ahmed_but england and australia series far better than this medias hyped indu pakistan matches 🤣

[@AmanEyes]

Canada have just qualified for the T20 World Cup 2024 hosted by USA and West Indies. The USA is automatically qualified as host. Hope you will be there to watch and support your country.

[@JamesJohnson-oy3rw]

@AmanEyes That’s the plan!

[@grakhita]

It's a shame that this documentary completely missing on how Sri Lanka helped to change the cause of cricket. Especially in 1996. Not just winning the world cup but changing the enter game how it is played.

[@ERROR-4000-4]

In Asia no one can forget Sri Lanka .😅 Sri Lanka is our brother and has one of the best team in the world no one can deny that .

[@stormysamreen7062]

*"If cricket is not trying to entertain people, then I'm not sure why we're even playing it"*

[@Zentrum234]

T20 is just amazing. I used to be a big fan of baseball but ever since I first stumbled across cricket on youtube, baseball seems very boring to me. Unfortunately though, where I live it is very difficult to watch cricket (Germany). I hope this sport becomes more popular in other countries, too. 🏏

[@Codetutor-DemystifyCoding]

As an Indian, I am here only to validate whether they have explained it correctly. I would say well done :-)

[@dilshan7982]

this went from History of cricket to HOW INDIA BECAME GREAT lol

[@Mrsamj1989]

Dilshan Jayamanne didn’t show how they bought the ICC 🤪

[@dilshan7982]

@@Mrsamj1989 oh yea😂

[@KYLORENSL]

Yeah lmao

[@gajendrasinghkanyal3766]

"zor zor se bolke sabko scheme btade" - le BCCI

[@shivamdeol9370]

@@gajendrasinghkanyal3766 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hardrock342]

Brian lara was truly the best of his generation. Always love to hear him.

[@suhasjoshi2905]

U don't know cricket if u don't know sachin Tendulkar

[@hardrock342]

@@suhasjoshi2905 F off normie.

[@ritzzyritz2044]

Sachin tendulkar laughs in corner!

[@GauravYadav-bf7qj]

@@ritzzyritz2044 Lara as well.

[@LazloVimes]

I learned to play Cricket in ‘07 in NZ; using a tennis ball, frying pan and milk crate for wickets. It was a blast! I still barely understand it, but always catch myself watching matches :)

[@julupani]

The ways to get out is wrong. 1. Retired out is still considered "not out", even though you cant actually bat. In such cases the batsman's innings will continue to be counted as not out in the records. 2. You missed hit wicket, which is probably the most common of the 5 uncommon ways of getting out!!! Also, in your animation in the beginning, you missed the fact that the bowler changes ends after each over!!!

[@mojo9362]

I am damn sure India vs Pakistan matches alone attracted half of the cricket fans worldwide towards this beautiful Game.

[@haziqmalik8273]

Yes brohh 💯💚پاکستان زندہ باد 🇵🇰

[@mrdarren1045]

I dont think so. Literally no one here in England watches india Pakistan matches. We only care about England matches... especially England vs Australia. The ashes will always be the biggest thing in cricket. Bigger than the WC even. Nothing matters more to English cricket fans than the ashes. Plus English cricket grounds get filled out far more for test matches than indian ones.

[@amilaperera812]

​@@mrdarren1045that's right this indian pakistan matches only hype medias and this two country peoples.but some peoples and medias this fake rivalry spared to little bit with other neighbor countrys.real truth is this but they think always this is a greatest rivalry in cricket world 😂 🤦🤷‍♀️

[@PankajKumar6493]

@@mrdarren1045 agreed. Ashes is more entertaining than Ind Pak. Heck even Border Gavaskar trophy is more entertaining than Ind Pak.

[@stevenboese1480]

I'm from the US in 2011 I just got a sports package free for 3 months on my cable it was one night that there were no good American sports on I started to flip through the different sports channels and came across the cricket channel I'd heard of cricket before so I kinda knew how it mainly was played the game was being played by two Indian teams I was fascinated by it especially when they hit 6s and boundaries it was then I fell in love with Cricket and couldn't get enough of it. Sadly I couldn't afford the sports package after the three months free was over but NOW thanks to You Tube I can see what I missed I like the test games but love T20 the teams play harder when the game is shorter.

[@josecarvajal6654]

As a Dominican who, like most dominicans, grew up playing baseball; cricket fells familiar but so weird at the same time. When they were explaining the "laws" I was like "but why??" the whole time hahaha

[@dasdovian7785]

They kinda remind me of stick ball or street baseball rules. Modified baseball games we played as kids in the city when we didn't have a bunch of space but had a bunch of players.

[@josecarvajal6654]

@@dasdovian7785 yess! here in the Dominican Republic we play a game called "vitilla" played with a stick and the lid of one of those big water bottles, and the rules are similar indeed

[@shrihariprajapati9996]

what Lara said at 15:03 no other cricketer will have the courage to drop that truth straighter than that.

[@iArpanMishra]

Netflix come on! Right map of India please!

[@subhams902]

@Nomi I don't know even one state of Pakistan and you know so much about India. Is geography of India in your Pakistan syllabus?

[@arnabj31]

@Nomi As an Assamese myself I can clearly see what propaganda you have been told all this years

[@g3vibes418]

@Nomi yeah yeah whatever go start somewhere else

[@arnabj31]

@I am boss Chup Bangladeshi

[@whyshuvam2077]

@I am boss Assam is diverse....It has Assamese,bodo,kachari,dimasa,naga, bengali...so many different tribes and linguistic people...

[@kaustubhparashar2497]

If you vomit every single rule of any game at once , it is bound to be complicated. Just watch one or two games , you will understand everything

[@musaddiqbhuiyan6429]

Cricket is love cricket is life Cricket is our childhood🇧🇩❤️

[@Francis-12377]

Finally cricket not fully explained but marketed really well

[@aneezraymee]

This is so biased. You cant really explain the cricket without mentioning the best team ever to play and win it. The Mighty Aussies

[@JoyjeetKanungo]

They are the best team to have ever played the game. But they haven't added anything to the game as we know it in its various forms and models today.

[@analcommando1124]

@@JoyjeetKanungo Up until Kerry Packer and World Series Cricket one day cricket were just mini test matches. Played in white clothes and during the day. Australia also brought about a lot of the rule changes like the white circle and fielding restrictions. Packer changed cricket. And for a long time Australia was the driving and developing force of cricket. On and off the field. Technical changes like stump mics, stump cam, hot spot, snicko etc all came from innovations Australian cricket and TV brought. It was Australia who made the game professional and largely developed it after the ECB became a bunch of incompetent, out-of-touch old farts in the 1980s.

[@JoyjeetKanungo]

@@analcommando1124 I'll buy the coloured kits argument. But technical innovations were adopted from other sports and then applied, like other rules which were decided by a committee in ICC based on inputs.

[@analcommando1124]

@@JoyjeetKanungo Something like tump cam developed from other sports? You can't deny that from the late 70s into the 90s Australia was the economic driving force of cricket and pioneered most things on and off the field during this period. Day/night cricket might have been adopted from baseball but it was EXTREMELY controversial at the time and quite difficult to do. The whole of the World Series Cricket was. I suggest you read about that.

[@JoyjeetKanungo]

@@analcommando1124 But what has the stumpcam added to the game?? And I'm talking about the game in its 3 versions. And I'm saying this again at the cost of reiteration that Australia was/is the best team to have played the game, so yes, economics always works around the best proponent and money is generated. But I wouldn't say that 50 over cricket wouldn't have survived if some bloke wouldn't have imagined to fit a Japanese cam in the stumps in 90-91 B&H trophy. Oh BTW, the first stump camera was installed by the BBC in the early 1990s. It placed a Hitachi KP-D8s camera in the middle stump. This was a colour camera that used a 410,000 pixel CCD with micro lenses, and offered a horizontal resolution of 470 TV lines.

[@joelallwyn]

3:13 Steven Smith's grandfather 😅

[@GauravYadav-bf7qj]

Lol

[@rahulmore4584]

Sahi pakda bhai 😂😂

[@mothothebe5974]

One of the few positives of British colonialism.

[@imviiku]

I Miss IPL 😭😭😭 China you ruined my Summers

[@gabadiamond]

We feel the same way about baseball but after watching this, I totally respect why you would miss this!

[@mohsinofficial]

New team of IPL, China Blasters

[@anugrahadeborah6362]

Bro. Same. Needed to see rcb lose again 😭

[@steveaustin6608]

Congratulations bro, IPL is finally happening.....not in India but at least it's happening

[@rohanpatil_rp]

@@anugrahadeborah6362 😂😂😂only Mumbai

[@Rbdeo]

Now Explain duckworth lowish..

[@inyeetzenm3275]

And then comes gully cricket. One drop one hand is out.

[@Skull_S0UL]

@@qir23 both of you are wrong it's Lewis

[@cashkarti]

@@qir23 your dum@ss came and explained it wrong

[@jodhanbeshaan5535]

Second most popular sport in the world... watch the short format of the game and it’s ten times more exiting than baseball. A Cricket game can be played a five day format, a one day format and a 3-hour format

[@jodhanbeshaan5535]

The West Indies is NOT country. It is a private cricket board that represents a group Caribbean countries and a South Americans team called Guyana. People who represent the west indies team are called Caribbeaners and Guyanese

[@amilasilva3933]

It's kind of absurd not showing Sri Lanka lifting the 1996 World Cup which was such a pivotal moment in the evolution of cricket.

[@sathyaamarasekara4299]

mihir shah During that era, Sri Lanka simply changed how Cricket is played in the shorter version by explosive hitting. The opening pair Jayasuriya and Kaluwitharana implemented it very well during the 1996 World Cup campaign!

[@Gimhan123]

Buddy, this documentary was made by Indians to show their country cricket and bring some money from none cricket playing countries. so obviously they will not show any detail about any other that's why it shows IND vs AUS match with mentioning 1996 world cup. This is their investment to develop their cricket and bring some money. When do I say MONEY, you know which money I meant right?

[@dod6031]

Very India-centric look at cricket but a good one nonetheless. I’m from Zimbabwe and grew up at a time when we had greats like Grant & Andy Flower, Heath Streak, Henry Olonga etc. Corruption unfortunately destroyed Zimbabwean cricket but I hope we can someday be back where we belong.

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

As an Aussie I was surprised and sad to see Zimbabwe not in the T20 World Cup. It's great to see the sport growing in Africa but Zim should be a driving force.

[@Jabberstax]

You will be. It'll take time and investment, but I've no doubt you can be a great team again.

[@sandeepunni1663]

Why are there people who clearly already know how to play cricket watching this? Well other than to comment stuff nobody asked

[@garrethboland]

I live in Chicago and there is a Pakistani restaurant across the street from me. Every time I'm there, they're watching Cricket. Being a sports lover, I want to get into this game. Looks really fun.

[@garrethboland]

@SynthMusicFan 501 Yea aren't the hard balls like billiards balls? haha

[@pranavgandhar4604]

pakistan was good team in past, but now their team selection is mainly political on the basis of religion, on the other hand, indian team dont use religion tool to select their players,

[@HereistheReality]

@@pranavgandhar4604 yeah that's why they defeated india in t20 cup Man you're such a drag

[@wahajshahazad4831]

@@pranavgandhar4604 really thats why shami was ostracized when you lost and not only that you had jailed Kashmiris fan in terrorist charge for celebrating Pakistan win.

[@jimmytommy7717]

​@@wahajshahazad4831 coz those are pisslammic terrorist just like u,coz those are the r@pe products just like u,they promote pisslamic terrorism to break down the harmony of the country.

[@mdnahidn]

*Have been playing cricket for over 25 years, why am I watching this?*

[@Arthur77888]

Because it is Netflix doing the advertisement 😆😆😂

[@publiusii4246]

I wonder if I was the only one here watching this who learned something. An American with little interest in sports I could barely explain football to you. I got recommended a clip of a bowler spinning a ball so hard at bounced at a ninety degree angle. I was like cool I have no clue what I just watched. Helpfully KZbin was aware of this and recommended this next.

[@riajshmir]

question: so how did this confusing British game, become one of the most popular sports on earth? answer: British colonialism.

[@naraendrareddy273]

It's popular population wise, not country wise. No one in South/ North America( except very few who are mostly south Asians etc), middle and North Africa, Europe except the UK, other parts of Asia know about cricket. 1.2 billion, that's a lot of people. So that's how it's the second most watched sport.

[@birendrashahi40]

@@naraendrareddy273 except west Europe football is nothing.

[@amilaperera812]

But not now

[@h.g.i.hathnapitiya7051]

Who else is here because they are afraid of getting neglected by the friend group due to lack of knowledge on cricket😭

[@tejwantsinghbrar6201]

Now Cricket is going to the OLYMPICS!!!

[@stephenpower8723]

There are 10 ways a batsman can get out. One of them is "Hit Wicket" which is not listed at 3:50. Instead, they have "Retired" which technically is considered out but you don't exactly get out and no-one is credited with getting you out.

[@rajarshidey3000]

Netflix: we will explain cricket Indian kids: hold my Britannia biscuit,bat & cosco ball 😎

[@jamiengo2343]

Britannia biscuit? What on earth are those lol

[@manswind3417]

@@jamiengo2343 The "biscuits" made by a company named Britannia. I think they used to make them about a decade ago, now their primary business has shifted to bun-shaped cream-less cupcakes. [biscuits actually refer to cookies as you might call it, but honestly the term "biscuit" just hits better]

[@vinaykumar-dn5ep]

@@manswind3417 best explanation bro but.... Biscuit v/s Cookie!! there u have it

[@harikrishnan4183]

@@jamiengo2343 it is an Indian biscuit company named after Britain 🤣

[@harmindersingh9363]

11:47 one of the best thing to watch in cricket

[@aliabbasnaqvi347]

1:06 hey that rivalry cannot be explained by man it's too awesome

[@garyb2392]

Cool ! I learned something new! And would love to see a twenty20 game at some point,I’ll keep the game on my radar

[@rvs1444]

Hope you watched few games of the IPL. Unfortunately tourney got postponed due to covid. But the t20 world cup is coming. Best teams in the world.