Jos Buttler vs Freddie Flintoff | Long range batting challenge! 🚀

[@dicarpio2177]

‘I wasn’t aiming there’ Love Freddie!!

[@JAKES2135]

Think he said ‘I wasn’t aiming thur’

[@pneunofficial3801]

@@JAKES2135 because he is from Lancashire and we are proud

[@saktiprasadswain6546]

Buttler and Williamson are so humble cricketer

[@lolz-j3d]

kane is But not buttler Buttler loves to have a chat behind the stumps. But still butler is a great hard hitter and match winner!!!

[@chadwatawakkal7661]

@shruti is buttler bad in behaviour

[@syedkaif115]

@@chadwatawakkal7661 buttler devillers kane are so humble cricketers

[@addywalker9619]

Not so humble after today's incident

[@gurucharanmani8684]

@@addywalker9619 That was Kohli's mistake You never see Buttler do these kind of things..... Kohli was the one doing those things.........

[@jonnygroves2527]

Freddie just makes every video so much better

[@nobodyinparticula100]

For a change, I could understand what he spoke. He and perhaps Ricky Ponting in his younger days were so difficult to grasp, especially if you are not a native speaker. All the English audience is laughing at his funny comments, while I miss out due to his very thick (Yorkshire?) accent.

[@amitssonawane]

Jos is such a humble guy for his stature in world cricket right now. But I was a big fan of Freddie too. It’s still impossible to find batting and bowling skills like Freddie. Love and respect from India!

[@randyschwaggins]

Buttler is so good...and yet so humble...👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@amangoyal923]

In Rajasthan Royals overseas players Interview before 2019 CWC, you can see how he thinks and talks exactly like us cricket fans and even mentions Ganguly's 183 in a match he had watched from the ground. He even mentions Ind vs Pak rivalry just when you think English players don't give a f about anything but Ashes

[@AR-86]

Indeed 👍

[@santoshnegi5533]

Because he is Butler😂

[@rohita06]

@@santoshnegi5533 He is Buttler Not Butler

[@latadhanuka9849]

then probably u should watch butler's behaviour on philander's farewell video

[@omieyadav638]

Buttler works on the principle of "Say less, Do more".

[@charteredtelugu5234]

Kohli works on the principle of "talk more , do morethan what u talk"

[@charteredtelugu5234]

@Feary Flamingo 2 even rohith is der he scored 80😪 yesterday

[@omieyadav638]

@@charteredtelugu5234 Bro, you don't have to bring Virat everywhere. There are other players too.hehe

[@charteredtelugu5234]

@@omieyadav638 who r u tell me which player name I should bring...Puck opp😂😂

[@littlejohnnyturtle8770]

When it comes to test cricket, he gets one right.

[@CFMichael]

I always love how professional cricketers are always happy to do things like this, give tips, training masterclasses...etc. You NEVER see footballers do this kind of thing.

[@almamun5817]

Football is already a matured sport. Cricket is still evolving.

[@mr8I7]

@@almamun5817 - They're both still evolving. The tactics and aggression from a Premier League game from the 90s is totally different to the current game just how ODI is a totally different game in cricket in comparison to the 90s.

[@almamun5817]

@@mr8I7 Football is still 90 mins. Cricket on the other hand has changed a lot, quite a lot. From power plays to two new balls to free hits to smaller grounds, bigger and lighter bats, batting friendly pitches.

[@hulk8384]

@@almamun5817 yes bro👍

[@doctorjoy2688]

@@almamun5817 cricket is such a sport which will never reach stagnation...it will keep evolving and players will keep innovating

[@parshvpatel9644]

I love Buttler ❤️ He is so humble and chill guy

[@swiggsoclock]

Buttler's old-school strike without using his wrists looked cleeeeaaaan

[@kumailalimehdi5212]

I think Flintoff was more classy. He didn't hit it hard but still went over the boundary line.

[@Wally-H]

@@kumailalimehdi5212 Yes I agree, as long as it goes for six you don't have to hit it out of the ground. The way Freddie hits is easier to control in terms of the direction and height (if you're trying to clear a fielder). It will only work, however, if you have tremendous upper body strength and timing in combination.

[@shibomghosh7893]

Buttler my all time fav player❤❤❤

[@shibomghosh7893]

Buttler is t20 nd odi legend nd flintoff test claasyy player

[@Joe-xf5ot]

"I wasn't aiming it there" 😂 🤣 😂 never change Fred!

[@davesmith2194]

Rob key made this happen bringing this up yesterday on the post match show.

[@ipswichjk]

Well done to whoever runs the channel - was wanting to see it after the comments yesterday.

[@dadhichabhishek386]

Was this shot last week? But Jos has been in India.

[@davesmith2194]

@@dadhichabhishek386 no, this was filmed in like 2016

[@grantd165]

I'm biased of course but I doubt there is anywhere in the world that broadcasts cricket better than sky.

[@RP-kr2mg]

I'm from India, and I completely agree. It beats Star Sports, Sony Sports and Channel 9 (or the successor)

[@AnandaChakraborty21]

Agreed and I'm not biased

[@vathsav6065]

I'm not biased .... It is the best!🔥

[@immortalxd6190]

Star is the shittiest, getting idiots to ask about cricketers and their personal lifestyles... I'm an Indian and I do agree w ur comment

[@karthikkrishna8372]

Can't deny at all

[@boomerangkarma4552]

ABD AND JOS BUTLER TRUE SUPER STARS AND SIMPLE ANF HUMBLE PERSONS

[@davidsmeath4556]

Great to see Freddie looking fit and well

[@Timg1231]

I am from the US trying to learn the game. Coming from a baseball background I was surprised how much Butler approaches batting like a baseball player versus Freddy with a more traditional style. Freddys style is more balanced and in control. I know the game is moving towards more power and offense but Butler’s style strikes me as a lot harder to master for the amateur player. In baseball your front foot is always moving straight towards the bowler thus you can develop a swing with more movement and use your hips to generate power. With the batsman’s feet moving both left, right and center in cricket it seems like it would be easier to lose the balance and fluidity required to generate power consistently.

[@JMS_Rex]

Its nice to hear that the US guys trying to learn cricket..... Yeah the frontfoot movement does play a major role in generating power, but in professional games, batsmen usually score runs with the technique and timing to hit the ball rather than usage of power.. Timing and technique are the most important aspects of a professional batsman Since the ball is rock hard made of leather, you know a pacy bowled one after striking the blade of the bat goes distance if the timing is precisely executed......the power behind the shot seems insignificant compared to power generated... Now the foot movements, the batsmen usually mark their areas where to hit the ball or land their foot according to the ball bowled.... Speaking about good players, they generally land their foot either facing towards bowler or towards the cover point

[@ipad007]

Buttler is a far better batsman then Freddie Flintoff, ofcourse buttler is the modern genius just like abd ( because of 360° play) .

[@Timg1231]

@@JMS_Rex it is similar in baseball when strike a ball solidly on the sweet spot you get the same feeling. Many people in baseball will call it “a no doubter or no doubt about it” because the ball goes homer run (six). Batted for the time last weekend in cricket. Butlers approach with the wrists is much better IMO. Trying to hit like Freddy feels like you are just hitting block shots rather than trying to play 360. I can’t see how you can consistently play the full field using Freddys style.

[@ukkarthik]

@tim g Sir try to watch ab devilliers his cricket style, he also slaps ball like baseball. Give a try to watch his video he won't disappoint u

[@Timg1231]

@@ukkarthik thanks for the recommendation.

[@debarshimukherjee8755]

One of the greatest allrounders ever. Sad he retired early. Freddy 💙

[@nuntana2]

His knees were screwed. Big bloke.

[@michaelfarrow5817]

I honestly think that in the condition he's in now, he could easily bat in the Hundred. It's one month, eight games.

[@thunder300-v6v]

He retired at right age not early not too late

[@skylarutd]

Its amazing how sky has so much fun and informative content to give for free.

[@robertwilliams-mv9ok]

You get sky for free? How?

[@rahulsinghnegi5732]

i am a great fan of butler..he is like that silent kid who has very limited things to say but many a things to show😂

[@PubgIndianHub314]

2:50 What a smile of jos buttler😊

[@viveksingh8382]

Buttler is a humble guy.... Very good technique

[@MultiRooc]

I'll aways remember those massive sixes hit by KP,Lee and Freddie in Ashes '05

[@mr8I7]

Lee always looked like a weird alien when he was batting and often hit the ball into outer space...

[@MultiRooc]

@@mr8I7 True...That epic partnership of him with Kasparovic...Aus was well on its way to retain ashes yet again

[@MegaNarsinha]

@@mr8I7 that six by lee to Darren Powell in 2005 was best six by lee

[@Lukeeey100]

143m Brett Lee. Beat that ! 🤣😂😆

[@scsutton1]

Oh, hello! Massive! *MASSIVE!*

[@clubcricketbadger]

can't wait for this to be played during rain breaks over the next 10 years

[@issyjas3309]

Joe is insanely talented, best striker of a cricket ball that I’ve ever seen

[@shaktiswami662]

then you have not seen much cricket at all!

[@yadhaider807]

​@@shaktiswami662salty jealous Indian

[@rvs1444]

Buttler is like- replace Rob Key with Chahal and then see my results

[@dharmeshnahar7788]

Why do you want Chahal to get hit by these maestros when it comes to big hitting. Rashid Khan would have made more sense in T20Is.

[@dharmeshnahar7788]

@Piyush Sharan you supporting england here??

[@RP-kr2mg]

@@dharmeshnahar7788 He is supporting the less rigid, more calm, more intelligent leader.

[@dharmeshnahar7788]

@@RP-kr2mg Butler isn't a leader yet

[@tenzinhavok3522]

@@RP-kr2mg Butler isn't a leader. And let's not compare the two players, it's not fair for Jos

[@imtiazali2982]

Man ,The Power 💪 Beast Butler hits them So effortlessly!

[@russking7775]

Was lucky enough to see these 2 play together for Lancs at Worcestershire. Buttler 55 off 28 with 6 hitting like that over the stands and Flintoff took 2 wickets.

[@fisherrich100]

Josh Butler is a world class cricketer in the modern era. But Freddie was good also in his day. Gr8 video.

[@joeharrison3241]

Joss

[@olliefleetwood6796]

@@joeharrison3241 jos

[@Wally-H]

Freddie came good late in his career - for the most part it was very average, to be honest.

[@shibomghosh7893]

Jos is the boss in hitting t20nd odis.flintoff is test hitter

[@samuelatienzo4627]

2:57 - I love Nasser's darts voice, "one-hundredddd and threeeeeeee" 🤣

[@stuart12361]

Two different cricketers. One ashes legend. One the greatest one day player we have had.

[@NOONE-jy2fp]

What about Joe root and stokes?

[@stuart12361]

@@NOONE-jy2fp this wasn't about them. Root going to be England greatest ever batsmen. Stokes going to be legend won us the world cup. We all know his ability.

[@pbsrinidhi]

Flintoff is both of those

[@stuart12361]

@@pbsrinidhi Jos buttler is greatest 360 play I have seen. Don't know moves the body way he does.

[@NOONE-jy2fp]

@@stuart12361 abd......

[@anujdubey2564]

Buttler...one of the best modern era batsman 🔥🔥🔥

[@saviodias3803]

nobody asked.

[@anujdubey2564]

@@saviodias3803 nobody needed your reaction too...

[@saviodias3803]

@@anujdubey2564 Works both ways. Whoever Buttler is he doesn't need your validation. People like you turn the comment sections into trash with your unnecessary spam. Zip it.

[@anujdubey2564]

@@saviodias3803 hahaha😂😂...so why the hell you read these trash comments??and give attention....do your work...and go get a life...

[@CricLootHD]

@@saviodias3803 you should leave KZbin 👍

[@narcnayak3446]

I love Buttler . talented humble guy❤️

[@sunnysaini6543]

I just love the way Buttler speaks, so humble and sorted 🙌

[@canyoucricket]

Freddie definitely one of my favourite cricketers. What an entertainer!

[@hemant725]

Jos butler Good player with no nonsense attitude Plays cricket without teasing anyone Talks with his bat and gloves behind stumps

[@Vivek_...]

Correct I am his big fan

[@AmitYadav-yo5ce]

Search Buttler vs Philander ugly fight

[@hemant725]

@@AmitYadav-yo5ce agreed not acceptable behaviour 👍 But he is someone who will definitely not repeat this behaviour again Not his fan but i like him as a good sportmen like ABD, Kane Williamson

[@thesmore7187]

Woh great description Hemant

[@VikashRaj-ms2wg]

Shelton cotterel in West Indies 😂

[@aditya_kittu22]

I think maxwell and buttler has some good wrist work that's why they can smash sixes easily

[@mephisto9435]

Wonder if Fred wishes he'd used his wrists more after that

[@mohammedraza3397]

Definitely but like he said he couldn’t do it

[@raajan1568]

But if you use your wrists more there's a higher chance of a top edge but I still think it's a better technique

[@HarfoSautoSaz]

#2:49 Nasir's characteristic laugh

[@Mdstud]

That was an awesome video. Amazing to see some lighthearted competition.

[@ragramkumar46]

How many of you remember that Flintoff was part of CSK team in the IPL. He was an all rounder at that time playing like today’s Ben Stokes. Great times back then!

[@andymoore9977]

Amazing how shots, techniques and shot selection have evolved over the last 20 years or so.

[@devarora3833]

And now Jos is killing it in the IPL!!

[@aditya_asundi]

fast forward 1 year and he's getting killed, hope he comes back soon...

[@aditya_asundi]

@@TSOTL-0302 you're right, evenn rutu in 2021 was the orange cap winner and he was not good in 2022

[@hemutitu1870]

​@@TSOTL-0302why was williamson awful in 2018??

[@parshvpatel9644]

Here after buttler 124 out of 64 in RRvSRH

[@thewonderworld2919]

Off

[@findmeifucan2719]

💪💪

[@baldeepbirak]

Well done Freddie. Sill getting sixes. Congrats Jos.

[@shubhamsharma3907]

Jos is clean striker..love his humbleness

[@hamza361]

Love to see Livingstone vs buttler at this

[@boyinthesky2223]

Andrew flintofff was my childhood heroo..what a character...with a never give up attitude..

[@souravghosh-pv8tw]

Yes. Best all rounder in his era..

[@jacobburtonswfc]

Shame he missed so many tests

[@Asktheharshit]

Buttler is one of the nicest cricketer you'll ever come across.

[@GrowYourOwnLife]

Loving Freddie on sky and the masterclasses. Top tv.

[@ashishkumar-br7nw]

Flintoff retired from cricket way earlier 2009 even before Buttler debut 2011 and Flintoff is not even coaching.he was one of the biggest hitters of his time and a genuine allrounder.

[@akashpuri5432]

Freddie Flintoff was a pure entertainer. Even if you watch the highlights of his ashes you won't take your eye off for a minute.

[@theinsanespirit2399]

Freddie is pure love ❤️ That over vs Kallis at Edgbaston still gives goosebumps!

[@Phani_IND]

2:01 The way they are fighting there reminds of days of our gully cricket fights! You get out you say not out; You get out you will say its trial ball; You get out you say he was throwing fast etc.

[@David-jj9wc]

Flintoff is a funny dude, all-natural talent...not sure if he took his game serious enough but that's all perception.

[@markwood7045]

that's just how he presents himself. When he went out there it was real.

[@leobyrneyear8651]

he did also struggle with mental health issues

[@vijaythakur7978]

buttler wirst work is perfect while hitting ball and another thing is ,he is so humble .well done buttler👍

[@abedfo88]

here before millions of Indians descend upon the comments, lol!

[@shubhamshreyashkr4238]

And here we are😼

[@kunjalssj]

Too late

[@amangoyal923]

Don't think this is even gonna get to 200 comments 😁

[@immortalxd6190]

😂

[@Joe-xf5ot]

@@amangoyal923 not even 200 comments? I can help with that Kohli isn't very good. 👀

[@dwaynejohnson286]

Innings which flintoff had played during ashes series will be remembered for a long long time...

[@neilmurrell281]

Jos is superb but Freddie is a total legend. Interesting stuff.

[@mdsanimsanim9902]

I wish Buttler will be great performance for rr next....

[@escapedlunatic27]

In fairness, 92m is pretty damn good for someone whose prime playing days were 15 years ago.

[@sainishanth6678]

Flintoff is much dangerous than Buttler

[@sidharthavemuri7977]

Yeah, thanks to his amazing fitness to this day due to making a career in professional boxing

[@sainishanth6678]

@@sidharthavemuri7977 Flintoff's Longest Six is 118m against Australia with a lesser quality bat. Buttler's longest six to this day is 110m in Big Bash match for Sydney Thunder , that too with an advanced and stronger willow. If he was currently in his Prime, he would go for 15+ crore in IPL and become the No.1 T20i Allrounder in the world. That being said, he already was highest paid player in IPL 2009 with 11 crore.. during his retirement years... Imagine how much would a Prime Freddie Flintoff go in today's market 😂

[@sidharthavemuri7977]

@@sainishanth6678 yes. Pretty much. I was replying to the original comment of how good he is even after 15 years.

[@preshnev7953]

One of the my favorite all rounder for ever

[@Az-om8rw]

Great entertainment for a cricket fan, more of these please!

[@rakeshpanda3286]

Waw what a pair of sportsgiants together... 👌👌Big fan of all three

[@thechosenone3900]

Best white ball cricket player in the world Jos Buttler imo. Brilliant player to watch

[@champagnebatsman]

Really enjoy these videos from Sky!

[@allanmas3638]

Freddie pls come back no one can replace an genius all rounder like u ...

[@JB-sn1ni]

Buttler bat grip is another level awesom

[@hasuramapa4639]

Jos' voice tho❤️

[@xxbeatuupzz]

Buttlers style strikes me more as a T20 cricketer, with a batting style where if you misjudge it you're gone, but you take that risk to get more runs more quickly, while Flintoff has more of a test style, with a flatter bat that lends itself more to 4s and singles on the ground, if the bounce is different then you've still covered it, and fewer sixes (even though you can easily still hit them if the opportunity comes)

[@zizoucris10]

Fantastic from Jos here! But to his credit Flintoff faced far superior bowling attacks

[@ethancoster1324]

And had smaller bats.

[@NitsP2208]

They should've used the bowling machine😐. Still loved it though. When you have Nass doing the explaining you just listen 👍

[@jed_91]

Both played or play for lancashire hell yes

[@prestonmanager2143]

Lancy Lancy lancy lancy Lancashire

[@MegaNarsinha]

Yes but jos initially played for Somerset

[@topicsoftiger1954]

All time favourite "Jos buttler". He's the Most talented player I've ever seen after mathew Hayden. He plays effortlessly. It's incredible to watch Him In white bowl as well as in red ball cricket.

[@only1utdanditsleeds]

Buttler sounds just like Patrick Bamford. And they are both self effacing, literate and humble. Nice to see

[@henry_elliott]

A Leeds fan?

[@only1utdanditsleeds]

@@henry_elliott nowadays who isn't?

[@henry_elliott]

@@only1utdanditsleeds 😂 I’m Leeds through and through mate

[@only1utdanditsleeds]

@@henry_elliott I have been since Clarke and Jones. But I've never seen a squad so together, confident but humble, as this lot. Might be different if results start to go against them but bielsa has got them playing like a dream. And they are gracious polite and speak well in interviews. And the owner "gets" it too. Let's enjoy it while we can eh. I'm luvin it. WAFLL

[@henry_elliott]

@@only1utdanditsleeds yep I agree. MOT.

[@bittumandal9425]

Jos Buttler should be added in the players list of 'Players with no haters '

[@aamirzayaan]

“There is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve: the fear of failure.”

[@helend222]

Jos explanation was excellent.

[@spandanmukhopadhyay4284]

This is called Masterclass!!!!👏👏

[@dangrahamdrums]

2:47 “Right guys, for no reason at all just laugh like some Chinese villains from a terrible film”.

[@naeem872]

I would like to see Moeen Ali, his technique is so effortless.

[@silversilence7320]

Same me too

[@TheEdge3003]

2 great, very insightful and humble men tbf! And Fred’s always got a good sense of humour :).

[@akamiguelsanchez9985]

Buttler has amazing hair

[@arunmohan317]

Who all are watching this Buttler after hitting 3 centuries in half of the season in ipl

[@timj6121]

I wonder how many metres flintoff's final ball went, the one he used his wrists for

[@markbmevo31133]

My 2 favourite cricketers, brilliant stuff guys.

[@sharifulshuvo7056]

I love Jos. He bats like a monster yet so humble.

[@dhimanray3049]

Oh Jos Buttler!! Lots and lots of love for you from India.... You are one my favourite cricketers of all time!!! 🥰🥰🤩🤩

[@zahidurrahman4024]

Both R great from both Eras 💕

[@OCCUPIEDNATION]

I remember when I was growing up John Arlott describing "wristy players", now thanks to Jos I finally understand.

[@fernovids]

Buttler was like : Well that was cute

[@madhumoymondal7249]

Good to see Mr. Flintoff. ....❤❤

[@anubhav6486]

JOS THE BOSS !!😍😍

[@mark.lawrence]

"gis a chance... what's next i got to run against usain bolt?" 🤣🤣🤣

[@GADEHollywoodian]

Those guys are my happiness .those humans are my thoughts. What a englishcricketers ,rob,nasseer,buttler,frendie. My 90s players

[@alihamzaa2008]

buttler very sweet smile and generous man❤

[@ANOOPBAL]

Virat Kohli does something very similar with the wrist like Butler does. ..like a snap of the wrist.

[@Joe-xf5ot]

Most Indian batters I've seen have very strong wrists, think that's where kohli gets alot of his power from

[@abhinandankori8047]

@@Joe-xf5ot asian batsman have strong wrist as subcontinent pitch requires more use of wrist to tackle spin

[@abhinandankori8047]

Jason roy

[@latheeshpnarayanan5630]

@@abhinandankori8047 subcontinent batsmen are generally smaller and don't generally have that big upper body like a freddie or buttler. Playing spin also contributes to the wrist work

[@albertabiristainabir8278]

Nasir Hussain's Voice Is Perfect For Commentary..I think, "in every pc cricket game it has been used😳

[@rushikeshpatil1167]

chahal should see this video and get to know where jos will hit according to his grip .

[@ShivamSingh-gv8uj]

No need of comparison they are good in their own way.

[@vivekmahindra9243]

We'll see buttler after ten years that how far he can hit the bowl because Freddie was not in his zone as he picked his bat after a long period of time.

[@abhiramsharma1960]

one of the greatest all rounder of all time