Game of Bumrah: How an offcutter from Jasprit Bumrah beat England at Lord's |

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Jarrod Is the equivalent of Bumrah when it comes to youtube videos and storytelling!!

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[@maggie3664]

I would never have known how much thought goes into a single wicket

[@jimmy_xi9342]

Watch Pat Cummins video of setting up Joe Root on cricket Australia channel... It's hard work setting up a batsman and then executing the plans properly

[@sagarsaxena6318]

@@jimmy_xi9342 and imagine that after all that,if someone drops the catch.

[@krishnendughosh2368]

@@sagarsaxena6318 That's the life story of any Pakistani pacer I guess.

[@abhijithashok2564]

But they dont set up any one tho paki bowlers are naturally good there batsmen are still overrates​@@krishnendughosh2368

[@chentiangemalc]

would love to see more analysis of bowler's setting up batsmen .. working on the setup in a lot of cases is just as critical as the wicket delivery and is often overlooked ... Love watching Bumrah when he's on fire, soooo good. And maybe the other scenario ... batsmen forcing bowlers to change their game plan to the batsmen's benefit...

[@shreyassarangi6106]

That slower ball to Marsh ignited my imagination, and now whenever there's a tense battle and India are unable to dislodge a batsman, I feel that Bumrah should bowl any sort of slower ball. So when the offcutter happened I was just ecstatic

[@piyushyadav9006]

This has to be the ball of century. It's not just slow off-cutter, but everything about it was a masterclass in itself. Last over of Bumrah's spell. Pitch wasn't helping. He thinks of a plan. He knows the urgency of a wicket. Bowls a bouncer round the wicket. Wasted a delivery. Batsmen is afraid now. Should have gone with reliable bumrah yorker, but he's expecting a yorker too. So Bumrah bowled a masterpiece , a slow off-cutter executed to perfection and bamboozled a well set batsmen, who's just trying to defend , with an old ball, and LBW from round the wicket. Just amazing.

[@poo-tinthedwarfbunkerb1tch535]

Nah, overrated af, go and watch mitchell johnson's slower ball to dismiss pujara ( who is actually a specialist batsmen unlike robinson) in the 2014 bg series on a way more flaccid track.

[@piyushyadav9006]

@@poo-tinthedwarfbunkerb1tch535 bro it's a left hander vs right hander ... Angle is much easier . Also Bumrah's bowled on slow yorker was comparable with Johnson's. But this ball to Robinson is something else.

[@SpeedBull545]

I lost it when you said 'Every one saw it except for Shawn Marsh'😂😂😂

[@singhalarjun19]

These graphics provide the same kind of joy like the good old flip book ! Top notch !

[@victroiki7321]

Had to mention the Shaun Marsh dismissal...that was magical...that too to a genuine batsman...

[@SS-po6yd]

The delivery even fooled the umpire, needed DRS to give it out. Right arm around with inswing/offcutters bowling would be possible now only because of DRS

[@JarrodKimberYT]

It even fooled DRS. Hawkeye got it wrong.

[@SS-po6yd]

@@JarrodKimberYT True. Pitched closer to middle and hitting middle, but still given not out. Watch out, right arm fast medium offspin will be the next wobble seam.

[@k1ngneel782]

That Shaun Marsh is my favorite test wicket for a long time.. nothing can beat it.. he fooled the batsman and bought a wicket out of nowhere just before lunch break.. Coming to Ollie Robinson's lbw, he could have done nothing here. It was good for a top order batsman (as proved earlier by Shaun Marsh's wicket). Lucky to have a thinking and mean bowler in our set up.

[@ravishingravi]

Important to remember that Rohit Sharma suggested slower ball. Of course perfect execution.

[@52.divyanshusharma4]

Baristow's wicket is now my favourite...

[@remembertochangename3557]

When you progress from level to level in cricket, like from playing in the streets to playing for your class in school to playing for the main team etc, the margins get tighter and the shit that worked in a lower level rarely ever works in the next. Now apply that logic to internationals. What Bumrah has done here in a game of tiny margins for any decisions on the field is just magic and I wouldn't know how to explain this to someone who has never played the game. The odds of it working relied on him being perfect with his plan and hoping for the best and it just worked. That might as well be magic to us casual viewers and I cannot believe that we have been blessed with the opportunity to watch such a talent. Hope he plays cricket in front of a camera as long as possible.

[@philknight7952]

The ball to Bairstow was 90 mph, he qualifies as quick, consistently hits that mark when on song. #justsaying

[@adarshrajan4519]

Remember him bowling at over 150 at times or atleast at about 147 or so quite regularly in the Australia series.

[@dnd611]

exactly my point. But to some ( for example Jarod) he is still only a 85mph (137mph) and he only gets wicket through his unique action.

[@asimghatak2155]

lets say its his avg speed. 140ish. He prefers accuracy more and increases pace according to set ups. No one wants to face a 150kmph yorker at the toes. Fck me its scary.

[@ykishore4340]

@@dnd611 I disagree. I have been watching Bumrah keenly for 3 years. His stock ball hovers around 139-141 kph. Occasionally, he slips in a 144 kph delivery. But he can't bowl 3 or more consecutive balls at that speed. Genuine quickies, on the other hand, routinely bowls at 145+ kph. It comes to them naturally.

[@dnd611]

@@ykishore4340 I agree that he is not speed demon but certainly can qualify as a genuine fast bowler. If you have been watching him regularly you should be aware he clocked 147 and 148 in the last series. In 2019 world cup he was clocked at 150kph and Vs Australia he clocked at 153kph. Not too many bowlers in the recent past who can bowl at those speed.

[@mayank6236]

@@ykishore4340 He is a clever bowler and switches his speed on demand. He can continuous bowls 145+ bt that not require as variation in speed plays an important role and that's the reason is he best in all formats.

[@EejuVava]

That was quite the homage to Bumrah's setup and death blow 😸 his performance in West indies was on a different level thou.

[@chananarocks]

Dukes ball swinging earlier hoopishly and as we have seen in Oval Test if the sun is beating down and the ball is scuffed a bit, he can very well exploit it the reverse swings. And at that time, he also brought proper, consistent out-swingers for like the first time. Poor windies batsmen had no clue, no analysis or data to back it up. But he also got his body done in those exploits.

[@ChoCoMoCo69]

@@chananarocks I missd Bhuvi there. 😔

[@sanjeevvasudevan1413]

It's to be noted that Shaun Marsh faced the last ball of a session. He surely wasn't a expecting a low deceiving pin point accurate yorker from Bumrah. Needless to say, everyone was expecting a routine ball at fourth or fifth stump and Marsh would mostly leave the ball. And in reality, it turned out to be a magical one

[@sanjairaj3532]

Glad that someone is talking about this ball..the planning and execution that went into this ball was phenomenal

[@midhundc7946]

It's mind boggling how he only has a 33k subs compared to the millions of subs from some other useless cricket analysis channels. Keep doing the good work jarrod u'll get the recognition ur supposed to get soon.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Just enjoying being at the crease

[@midhundc7946]

@@JarrodKimberYT u'll start hitting centuries soon brother. Also please do a video on how Rohit adapted to English conditions and the test format as an opener if u think it's worth telling about.

[@sravanh6707]

@@JarrodKimberYT i dont enjoy being at the crease for more than a year, salute.

[@ClearSoul]

The man can bowl 90+ when need be, most of the time 85+ is enough to last longer in spell

[@abhishekkumar-vk8kc]

Ya definitely see his spell of reverse swing at oval (6-3-6-2)he bowls constantly above 90+ there .he adjust his pace according to the condition where he think he can get swing he decrease his speed a little to extract swing and if he sees it's a flat deck he bowls fast and furious

[@PraBha0404]

One reason why Bumrah has not picked a bag of wickets is now a days batters tend to not attack him and just play through the overs safely.

[@akshaynigam9729]

This delivery definitely deserved a video! Great analysis and commentary. The one other thing which deserved a mention about this delivery was the umpire's reaction after it was reviewed. Getting the ball to pitch in line and straighten from that angle needed some real skill. The umpire was equally deceived by it. Eyes peeled for what's next. What did you think about Bumrah's over to Root on Day 5 at the Oval?

[@rustyrhurbarb743]

Before watching this video i thought i know about 90% of cricket. But now i don't even know 9%. Nice video Jarrod. Keep em coming.

[@nsn5564]

More than a little bit of art --that out was ART. Great video.

[@anandsingh-cl3xn]

I still feel that Shaun Marsh was the best set up i have seen in a long time. Was one of those who dint wanted Bumrah to play Test so that we dnt lose him in shorter format, but this boy i have never been more happy to be proved wrong.

[@sdroy84agt]

Fantastic video as usual Jarrod. Makes perfect sense. Especially messing the footwork part by Bumrah for the last delivery. Robinson was worried that the ball will either be short or a yorker and that's why his front foot didn't go to the pitch of the ball.

[@ankitchaurasia5328]

What make bumrah unplayable - his thinking execution,, high quality skill, playing mind games , pace, . He is geniuse

[@avijitganguly7195]

Many can plan but very few can actually execute… That’s what makes Bumrah so special!!

[@santugk]

This is gold standard of story telling. Great video Jarrod! Was always a fan of your writing but now, this is taking to the next level. Wonder how Bumrah stacks up against the rest of the best fast bowlers of all time with 100+ wickets..

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This is my favourite channel on KZbin, a combination of the two things I love most, cricket and math. Deserves far more subscribers.

[@vamsiprashanth3829]

Jared I read your article about AB De Villiers back in 2016. Just realized after the T20 WC, you have a KZbin channel. Amazing analysis!

[@mohan9465]

it was rohit sharma who suggested bumrah to try slow ball yorker to marsh (bumrah confirmed that)

[@Brucebanner1432]

Bumrah can be an express pace bowler( depending on conditions), there are many spell of him const bowling 90+, however 85 miles is when he is at his absolute best.

[@Blu_Pickle]

Animations were on point / Narrating was outstanding. One can say that you have put more effort on this video, than Bumrah did, on the pitch. 👍

[@sanmaymishra7084]

There is another intelligent memorable delivery I have of bumrah dismissing a forgettable player, Jennings in 2018 series . A innocuous inswinger to a left handed batsman

[@Iamlegend91]

2018 he got quick wickets against South Africa in the 1st session of the 1st test match. That's when we knew that a legend was born.

[@DeepDeb]

I still remember bumble commentating saying" Oh it swung like a banana 🤣"

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@@DeepDeb oh yea😂

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An award should give to you for your top notch animation analysis. Appreciate your work. 👏

[@subbuthiagarajan5787]

What a magnificent narrative and analysis ! Loved the video !

[@shaileshrana7165]

Great analysis!

[@KP-lw1oi]

Still hard to believe, one fellow fan Criticized Bumrah that he is over rated, after WTC, I tried hard to convince him that he was in lack of redball match practice before WTC, he is a quick learner ,he will find his rhythm in England, but he could understand that now I think... If his body endure the stress, he is an another legend in making 👏👏

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I guess even Jassie would be surprised to learn so much about himself from this video. A fan masterpiece I would say.

[@Vikassingh-fj5jn]

*hats off to your animations, analysis, knowledge about the the game, just discovered your channel, love from India*

[@sjshar1510]

Amazing analysis. Backs up the fact that when Bumrah is interviewed, he comes across really smart!

[@TheNagen]

Awesome analysis. I have seen this more times than that ball to Robinson. You should have seperate segment about proper setup before wickets. I will dig it, as do many of your fans.

[@shubhankardatta2437]

This is an class animation with crisp voice over

[@RS-mn6vc]

Fantastic video and lots of great analysis. The swing balls from the women's cricket was a wonderful surprise - It looked like a faster & opposite version of Warne's ball of the century.

[@bhushanekbote8508]

Jarrod - you are an absolute legend! What a great analysis! I am wiser today because of you! Thank you!

[@krishnanunni2665]

what an editing dude! with unbelievable analysis.. good to know some facts.

[@AbhishekSingh-rb3de]

That tweet from Daniel and his discussion with Geoff Lemon something you do not get to see in cricket daily. Go see it guys if you haven't and yes he is right about the documentary part! Needless to say my favorite cricketer :)

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Link please!

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[@DeepDeb]

True! I saw that and Norcross even praised Siraj taking wicket of Anderson . The delivery was so great but the celebration after that overlooked how good a ball that was.

[@AbhishekSingh-rb3de]

@@DeepDeb totally agree with you. Siraj in that inning was lethal. His best spell for me.

[@sroy3631]

Absolutely nailed it Jarrod.. also note that the ball was so good even illingworth was fooled. He even was mumbling and showing it pitched outside the line.. was gobsmacked when the 3rd umpire said out pitching in line..

[@JarrodKimberYT]

How many LBWs are ever given to a right armers from around the wicket. You can get why he thought it.

[@sroy3631]

@@JarrodKimberYT yes surely.. being a Left arm spinner himself he knows a bit where the ball pitches if delivered around the wicket..

[@venkatasubramanianlalgudi3435]

Very well done analysis, it is cricketing brain all the way, just superb animation as well. One thing interesting which you can mention here is that the UMPIRE thought that is NOT OUT, so if I remember right it was given NOT OUT probably because UMPIRE thought a Right Arm Seam Bowler bowling ROUND THE WICKET to a RIGHT HAND BATSMAN would have pitched that outside LEG STUMP but the SKILL of Bumrah meant it was pitched in line. Also Kohli took the review almost on instinct and it was given OUT on REVIEW. Even if pitched in line not many would think it would hit the stumps for the NATURAL ANGLE would take it past off-stump but BUMRAH bowled it in such a way that it not only PITCHED IN LINE, it was going to HIT the STUMPS and it was a SLOW OFF CUTTER and was a LENGTH BALL [not FULLER in LENGTH] for even if BUMRAH had bowled a SLOW YORKER probably Robinson would have kept it out for he was expecting the YORKER.

[@gardenjunction1835]

Great analysis sir, looking forward to more crom you🙏🏽😀

[@AnonymousCitizen7]

Wow What n analysis. The Best i have come across

[@soumyakar]

Great video. Would have loved to see the Robinson dismissal animation also include a signal from the ump to overturn his original not out ruling

[@AbhishekSingh-gk9gh]

I was waiting for this video ever since you said in your previous video that you are going to make something related to bumrah... Absolutely love your analysis

[@abhidon0]

One more Creative and entertaining video Jarrod. Keep it going!

[@naveenn4768]

Wow.. great analysis. Thanks KZbin making all these analysis a globally accessible thing for cricket lovers.

[@bharathbhat]

This is Gold tier analysis. Absolutely brilliant stuff. 👌👌

[@russellfernandes9607]

Great breakdown 👍🏻

[@kiranbhanushali3831]

what a beautiful breakdown! This ball was in many ways better than the Shaun Marsh slower ball given the context of the game and it being a right hander. Also I feel like Bumrah holds back on effort during the "not so important" spells during the day and ramps it way up, up to and past 90 mph when the moment is right, sort of like Wasim Akram and Shoaib Akhtar did

[@mytube1246]

This video perfectly encapsulates what JJ Bumrah really is. He's a thinking bowler. I think Bumrah has begun the reinvention of bowling/bowlers' role. Also, to add to your point about White Ball skills being transferred into red ball cricket, a huge part of the credit must go to the major leagues, you no longer work with a local coach, you work with experts from around the world by the time you even hit the international scene. You DO NOT want to miss out on a fat cheque of that a season brings you so you get that butt of yours more regularly in the gym, going injury free and hurling balls at a toe crushing pace. Also, I never quite understood why RFB dont bowl from around the wicket. It's seen as a defensive option. Like you mentioned, it is an angle waiting to be explored. For one, I think Deepak Chahar should try it out. He's great with his lengths most of the time and working on the line from around could probably give him an extra weapon.

[@kashyabguruvar5065]

With just 7 steps, Bumrah bowls at 145+ kmph is just incredible

[@MM-br3gt]

He is a Magician fast bowler .

[@ersandy4u]

Wow what an analysis! Subscribed subscribed.

[@purushetty7458]

Brilliant. Loved every bit of it. You deserve far more followers than your current numbers for sure!

[@christyantony9290]

Next level bowler..Bhumra.

[@akalrove4834]

What a video, just fantastic. You could've finished it nicely by saying Brains, Brawn Bumrah

[@MrR188749]

Man the intricacies you get in ..... 👏👏

[@Siturambo]

Jasprit Bumrah is the first fast bowler in history who is the first selected player in any Indiana cricket team and no body would argue about it.

[@ousofrancis1783]

wahnsinn..... what for an analysis !!! Bumrah should watch this, since he is exactly what Kimber says , " an artist'...not a mindless express bowling machine

[@ankitchaurasia5328]

Bumrah is genius ! That it

[@TheProductLife]

This was beautiful to watch. Thank you ❤️

[@navigawade7181]

That's some storytelling. Brilliant!!

[@dakshsingh2389]

Man u just nailed it

[@sagarsaxena6318]

that slower ball was absolute genius. It's a bit unfortunate that Robinson was the wicket,this could've been far more legendary otherwise. I don't think many top order batsmen would've been able to fend that either,given the prior setup.

[@user-to2qk9oz6b]

What a skillful bowler this guy is..such an intelligent man

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Thank god i subscribed. Else would have missed gems like these.🙌

[@LalitSharma-dy5su]

Good analysis!!

[@johnconnor3246]

Perfectly executed..... analysis!

[@rajeevshrivastava4488]

We Indians admire and respect Anderson, what a bowler he is

[@AmberClayton777]

Wow. Thanks to that Indian guy in twitter. Mesmerizing comic book clips.

[@nitishdhawan1297]

Ball of the century imo.

[@misterparas]

Super cool analysis. Keep posting great videos

[@plabanbora2]

Man, that's serious in-depth analysis. Any cricket board watching this video, I give you your new analyst.

[@kushaljoshi561]

That's a gr8 study and animation is too good and real

[@purushetty7458]

So glad you are on youtube. Used to love your columns on cricinfo!

[@kamaltanwani]

WOW this was too good, keep up the great work :)

[@2sridhark]

Excellent analysis. I did not know Bumrah was this good!

[@ZainAK283]

Brilliantly explained, as always

[@muralikrishnag1773]

What a fantastic analysis...thanks !! Loved the part where you insist on the "brawn brain, skill + the art"

[@yokkaiyokkai]

Good video thanks. Just like to point out popping crease to popping crease is not 20 meters it’s 17 something meters. It’s 22 yards from stump to stump.

[@JarrodKimberYT]

Sorry, put the arrows down wrong and tricked myself

[@jkmani]

Loved this, thank you !

[@swapnilbatle]

The ball was so ridiculous, the umpire couldn't give it out. how can he pitch it in line from that angle and get it to spin on middle. Probably the ball of the series. Considering a series with some beauties from robinson, anderson, woakes, yadav, shami and siraj...that's saying something.

[@dallascricket8532]

Splendid breakdown.

[@insinkerator7331]

bloody perfection animation!!

[@ankitchaurasia5328]

I can watch your vedio every day every year ! ❤❤

[@bharat5277]

I use to read every article Jarod use to write on Cricinfo they were just so different and refreshing way to read I stopped going to cricinfo when u stopped writing for them glad u started ur own channel

[@simirreddy5323]

Great video as usual!