How Rishabh Pant's six could kill India's comeback |

Rishabh Pant hit a six today, which was so massive that it could cost India their shot at one of the greatest comebacks in Test cricket history. Not sure what I mean? Well, watch through till the end.
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[@shivamji1234]

Rule no.1 : Don't hit ball out of chinnaswamy, dhoni did , pant did and both of them regret now . Rule no.2: never forget rule one .

[@superchargedpetrolhead]

These small things that almost feel insignificant to a viewer or fan can have massive impact on the game and that's what makes cricket beautiful.

[@NonaPrince]

The moment he hit the six out of the park I was like oh no! IPL match came to mind instantly and the same followed

[@NonaPrince]

@@hardikparikh8751 stereotyping me?

[@HDas-i9q]

Agree 👍🏻 with you 😢

[@lucifer_69960]

Similar to the game where a west indian player smashed a ball out of the park and when a replacement ball was ordered, the umpires accidentally, in an attempt to make the ball "old", made it so that the ball would start to reverse.

[@siddheshrm]

it was Gayle, i guess.

[@Himanshu_K17]

And if I am not mistaken Gayle did it against New Zealand only. 😂

[@shivamsharma-zi9sh]

Man when Pant hit that six out of the ground... I was thinking the same thing.. That.. now again a new ball will come which was used up for the same overs or approx. I saw this too.. happening..

[@kartiksamadhiya5494]

When rishabh hit that six, instantly the rcb vs csk match came to my mind where ms dhoni hit the dew wet ball out of stadium in the last over in this very stadium and csk lost that match and didn't qualify for the playoffs

[@kumarharshrajput6531]

It also happened in 2021 , i dont remember the but CSK got dry ball because some player hit the balll out of ground

[@Achin_Jain]

When that ball hit the roof, I knew it right away that the new ball will just rip apart Indian batting 😢

[@vaibhavvyas2202]

I had the same thought the moment the ball went out of the stadium, I was like this isn't good

[@kumarg769]

Losing the dominant position hurts. But Jarrod always finds unique perspectives and insights. Well done!

[@kumarsawan2087]

Same thought also came in my mind but none of the broadcaster pointed this out

[@rudramahadev22]

Even I felt the same when the ball changes it's a different game every time,

[@anishtimanna88]

Similar to RCB and CSK in the IPL 24' where Dhoni hit the hall out of the park and Yash got a drier ball and rest is history :)

[@kratosgod-ci4tq]

Man we have been so unlucky in this match😢

[@ULTRA-ENTERTAINER99]

unlucky? more like unskilled, first innings were full of skill issue

[@abhinashkumar3161]

​@@ULTRA-ENTERTAINER99*foolish taking batting first

[@njokic2176]

Pant was lucky not to be run out very early on his innings

[@njokic2176]

Pant was also lucky being dropped on early in the first innings too

[@Siberian_Khatru.]

By that logic NZ were also unlucky since they dropped many half or 3 fourth chances

[@iamwham]

I had to refresh twice because I was shocked at what was happening after that partnership at the end of 3rd day and the end of the next session.

[@sumitpandey8604]

I remember when Chris Gayle hit a six and ball was lost in an easy winning game but once ball changed and WI were decimated 😂

[@bikaskumarkundu2638]

Long live Test cricket. The most exhilarating sport in the world.

[@maybepriyansh9193]

it truly is. I recommend u a book by clr james beyond a boundary often touted as the greatest sport book ever. Been reading it and appreciating our nuanced and weird game further

[@bikaskumarkundu2638]

@@maybepriyansh9193 Thank you for the recommendation!

[@dhonddevameya2362]

Thats why gully cricket lessons on 1200 sqft plot are necessary in the international cricket as well...Smashing the ball for six to cunning neighbour's roof should be out😂😂

[@abhinashkumar3161]

😂

[@Usman-ml4ig]

Same thing happened in 2001 in Ashes match at Leeds when England were chasing a stiff target. 2 quick wickets fell as the ball was jagging around, when Hussain hooked the ball for 6 which got them replaced and the replacement hardly swung. England cantered to a comfortable win in 4th innings target of 315, with Butcher smashing 173*.

[@_A.t.g]

Regardless we should understand he did so because of his injury and that 99 is more then enough for his part.

[@binaldoshi495]

Truth. It's only in hindsight we can pinpoint such things and it cannot even be proved. But still an interesting take.

[@louiscyber00]

I was too thinking of that when Rishab knocked that ball out of the stadium.. the 2nd ball was already 6 overs old and was not seaming/swinging that much as the third new ball did.

[@vidhikalaria8201]

Respect your opinion but I beg to differ. More than the change of ball it was sudden change in weather condition. It became more cloudy and hence more movement.

[@lionheart650]

but whenever ball goes out of the park this happened 90 percent of the time

[@abhinashkumar3161]

Maybe both

[@ashishupadhaya8532]

Deep dasgupta was making the same point too on air . Rishab killed game either way😂.. No serious replies please

[@AtulSingh-nb9em]

I was wondering the same, they blunted the 2nd new ball for 40 odd balls, with Sarfraz's wicket also owing to his impatient shot. But I just thought the ball that was replaced after the 6 was a brand new ball again, which effectively ruined their efforts on the prior ball and hence, the excessive movement and eventual collapse.

[@gaingr]

I said the same thing to my kids when the ball went out of the stadium. Being an India and CSK fan, I had a bad feeling after that six and the dreaded happened.

[@saiki4116]

Thanks for using median, not the average.

[@catanana]

only and only Jarrod can make such content 😂

[@ramchandrajoshi9512]

Damn!! Never thought about this!!!

[@no-dogma]

So basically everytime someone hits a ball out of the stadium they should treat the replacement as a completely new ball and play very carefully.

[@abhijeetbiswas2543]

4:39 exactly this scenario came to mind when he hit the ball out

[@bismoy99]

While I agree Chennai vs Bengaluru match due to bowl change Bengaluru won it . But today match I don’t see any wicket that gone specially because of bowl change . It just that some ordinary batting and some good bowling . Pant wicket was key .

[@tylerisangry2444]

his breaking the momentum in the finals of t20wc and now this six, he is certainly a game changer😂

[@vanshbazaz3213]

rishab pant is to good

[@Ancz7]

What kind of day has it been. Aaron Sorkin India has: (1,2) The World's best openers (3,4) Incredibly driven (one absent) (5,6) Highly impactful, one of which is the world's greatest wicketkeeper-batter. (7,8) Accurate, each with two good balls (9,10) A servicable swing bowler, a servicable seam bowler (absent), a unique and good left hand wristie. (11) Bumrah. That said, Rohit did fail as a captain. (1) He didn't open with KL Rahul and Kuldeep Yadav: India's most capable blockers. (2) He didn't use Ashwin's new ball and Bumrah's reverse swing in the 2nd and 4th innings. (3) He didn't calm down Jaiswal. (4) He used Ashwin's old ball too much. Rohit does give in to panic. He gave Shami the new ball in Ahmedabad. India was incredibly unlucky too. False shots/Wickets was insane for Indian bowling. Indian batting had incredible cloud cover and darkness and Indian bowling had lots of sunlight. Rohit and Kohli's dismissals were extremely unlucky. Pant was injured, which slowed him and SarKh down. 1) Rachin's batting was absolutely masterclass, and they just couldn't get him out. Kohli-like decisiveness, Smith-like execution. Shiver me timbers. 2) New Zealand's seam bowling were miles better than India's in both innings. 3) GP got a few good balls in. These three things and a returning KW are the only things that will challenge India. What a bloody great test match. Also, JK there are two things I do object to: 1) KL Rahul has incredible talent but a hopeless temperament. That is incredibly self-evident, right from his reaction to getting out at 199, or hitting the last ball six at Chepauk and it is for that that Indians can't stand him and unless he learns consistency, don't patronize in expecting us to forgive him. 2) Catches do win matches. They did in Ind vs Aus 2023 group game (Kohli drop), 2023 final (Rohit), Ind vs Eng 3rd test (Root, 1st), 2024 final (Miller), the last Ind vs Ban (1st, Litton and Shakib) and in this match (1st, Kohli). When chances are rare an incredible catch kills you mentally.

[@amitm1993]

408/3 to 462 all out

[@mukundvinayak6786]

your story telling backing with data 🙌

[@subrotomitra]

Good point Jarrod!!

[@maybepriyansh9193]

man I love this game and folks like you who through these analysis of little intricacies and weirdness of cricket bring alive how beautiful and nuanced our weird little game is. CLR James would be proud

[@samratnarayandasmukharji604]

God willing, India will win this match anyway and you will eat your words. My humble prediction. Stay happy. God bless. Glory to God. 😊🙏.

[@starshanny27]

Instantly Dhoni's six at the knock-out game against RCB in the IPL, came to the mind 😮

[@handle4singhyoutube]

This was amazing. Seriously

[@eshwarprasad524]

Me as a Kid: Yayyy sixerrr Me now: Nooo you didn't have to hit a six

[@Xinnie_The_Flu]

That six was so amazing that I jumped with excitement but then me and my dad immediately realised that it might not have been the best thing for us when they couldn't find the damn ball.😂

[@nohandleava]

Kimber I can't keep up with all channels that you are in. 😂

[@SudiptaKarmakar87]

I thought exactly this same thing as soon as I saw the ball fly off the ground; my mind went straight to the ashes test and I let out an audible "oh nooooo"! Honestly, The batters, well most of them, did their redemption arc. Now it's the bowlers' turn ; lets see how they can make amends for that Rachin -Southee partnership. Onwards

[@husnain1999]

that's exactly what we wanna learn from this sport

[@udayakumar1226]

Good assessment

[@DayOneCricket]

Great vid as always Jarrod

[@xyzz514]

Pitches, Ball condition matter so much to the game that it makes it more or less skeptical. No wonder sports like football flourished. I think the ball must be made to the precision and must not lose their condition being played on and also must inherently support swing and seaming. The ball didn't matter much earlier, it may be the seam!!!

[@rajreddy2458]

That is the reason we also need people like pujara and dravid.

[@daakudaddy5453]

But they were already playing with a new ball. The ball was changed a dew overs back, thats why NZ fast bowlers came back in attck, and India's run rate slowed down as Sarfaraz was taking time to adjust and eventually got out. We can balme it on the change of the ball, but not on Pant's six because it merely just replaced one new ball with another new ball.

[@aniket4760]

Fantastic analysis

[@tanupreet]

Why are you suddenly looking like a roman emperor

Even Sarfaraz played a wrong shot at wrong time. He was 150 plus and well settled with tea coming.

[@venk777]

Nothing is over till it is over

[@Dip1237]

When I saw the ball disappearing, the first thought came to my mind was the new ball may not work in India’s favour

[@sethkritarth]

When he got that six, all I said was "shit". Changed ball almost always favours the bowling team.

[@KRawatXP2003]

Crazy observation.

[@dhirajwadhwani4821]

Finally someone said it

[@slimshady3032]

even i was telling the same thng to my friend ... they have taken 2 new balls

[@ayushgarg70]

4:55 for anyone who wants to skip the Yapperton's yada-yada

[@vivaanranka131]

Saw this live :)

[@Krish-2206]

As a bangalorean I hate the chinnaswamy. It has cost so many critical games for India/rcb and the size of the ground and stadium is a joke!

[@hemiacetal1331]

I don't think it's stadium's fault. Players should adapt and strategize accordingly.

[@gauravyadav6315]

​@@hemiacetal1331 how can someone plan on not hitting a 100 m six??

[@Ajay.369v]

Rishab pant is the most talented batter ,after Bradman. He is a real genius ,with extra ability more than any player in last 50yrs

[@kenilmonpara6320]

agreed! humanity as we see it wouldnt have been the same if Pant hadnt hit his very second test cricket ball for a six

[@SeriousBartYT]

​@@kenilmonpara6320 Is he more talented than Lara?

[@kenilmonpara6320]

@@SeriousBartYT His talent serves no measurement of any sport that human beings indulge in. Its beyond comprehension how the talent is manifested in him. He is better than Ali , he is better than Messi , He is better than Lebron James. etc Caannot compare the literal God among us with anyone else. Pant has changed this century and is shaping how we live , love and sport.

[@nastybadger-tn4kl]

What its shows if foreign team bring young tall fast bowlers with energy , you can topple india in its own ground. As i predicated india will lose , it will. Only surprise for me Sarfraz . he rode his luck. He got out to same shot in both innings. no one talking about it. Weird. Why he play that shot? he is short he cant get elevation

[@1B_A_T_M_A_N------]

Wow such a small detail

[@_Amit_Sunil]

That's why in gully cricket you're penalized for hitting the ball to the point it's lost

[@Usman-ml4ig]

Jarrod, am afraid you got it wrong here. Sarfraz played no less than 7 misses with the new ball before he finally got out, as the new ball was taken on time at the end of 80th over. The batting pair including Pant were having a tough time playing and missing quite a few times in that half an hour or so before that six. You said it got soft. That’s not correct, as that monster six was hit on over 86.3, so literally 7th over with that ball. No question of the ball having gone soft in just 6 overs!

[@subusrable]

Pant and Sarfaraz played in a very irresponsible way when the new ball was taken. They should have bided their time

[@swapnilthorat4648]

So we get video about Pant hitting six but like your one of the out of the box videos when will we get video about 'Most Underrated Six hitter of all time' in Tim southee. Be it IPL, T20 or ODI cameos or his long running test six hitting skills against both pace and spin. I would be disappointed if he retires befire hitting 100 sixes which currently only 2 3 players have done. Respect for that guy!

[@sanket7_]

Only rain can save India now

[@vizviz72405]

Ya bowl changed 😢that's why it happened

[@arnabiitmphy]

Because most of his viewers are indians

[@yashagrawal7680]

How is it possible that one ball swings more than the other when both are made up of the same material?

[@aaryanaa]

could have been a tweet

[@MandeepKumar-uh8xs]

Correlation! Causation! Oops how did i this!

[@Abhishek-ti5er]

❤.

[@onebigadvocado6376]

3:41 Anyone who says this unequivocally has ADHD, that's definitely true of someone's who's doing a segue way inside a segue way

[@sodea13]

this is all hind sight trivial analysis...and one event doesn't impact the game the way this video has been titled as a click bait....there are so many factors at play...sarfaraz did not have to play an unnecessary shot which clearly is his weakest shot on offside and jadeja also played a lose shot...having said that india should have already lost by now if rishabh pant had been run out when he was on 6....and if any of their audacious shots had gone wrong....so best thing is to just watch and enjoy the game without analyzing too much every small little thing...this is some of the best ever cricket being played by young indian cricketers and we should not bother whether they win or lose and just enjoy the ride...

[@harshlokhande5268]

Bruh 😭😭

[@TimelessTales1]

They were due a new ball anyways

[@riteshshirke5189]

they already took the new one, and then rishabh thrw it ouf of the stadium and they had to take another new one

[@rorschachx1479]

he didn't do it on purpose tho

[@harry24n]

Thats why pujara approarch is better 😂 no sixes

[@rameshkhanna8150]

Was there a conspiracy 😢

[@nareshchandra5159]

Could you please stop review about India

[@crtejaswig]

Wonderfully put! Sometimes, unintentionally performing too well can be self-sabotaging. No wonder Yuvi/Flintoff called it a funny game. 🥲

[@lakshyajeetsinghpanda3974]

It wasn't about the six though,new ball was due after 74th over regardless

[@direwolf7491]

And India lost the match.

[@vivsha3498]

The ball change played a role yes. But, if India had even a half competent batter coming in after sarfraz instead of the useless pack of human jelly that is KLol Rahul, they'd have seen off the new ball and scored more. Duck in the first innings because of his spineless decision to not go to 4. Misses the best part of the pitch in the second dig. Can't hang on and exposes the all rounders to a swinging ball. Averages 30 after 50+ tests. Tell me when to stop...

[@gradyw3961]

india could lose by 2 innings and this bloke will suck them off for it

[@gauravyadav6315]

More population = more views = more money🤑🤑

[@IILMNBD]

Jarrod, you are best..🎉