Leg Spin Masterclass with Shane Warne & Rashid Khan - Cricket Reaction

#LegSpinMasterclass #ShaneWarne #RashidKhan
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[@stuartas75]

Shane Warne is one of the main reasons I fell in love with cricket back in the early 90's, even though I'm English

[@MyDigitalTeacher]

*Michael Hussey was known as Mr. Cricket. He was exactly same as Rahul Dravid. Tough Cricketer and true gentlemen*

[@hamza3065]

Yes crazily passionate for the game

[@prasenjeet111]

Hussey was a great batsman with ultimate consistency, but exactly as Rahul Dravid!! Come on

[@qayaskhanbahar8960]

Our legend Rashid Khan from AFGHANISTAN!!!

[@DavidUKesb]

Very good player.

[@timp1390]

Aussie here. Love Rashid

[@rahulray9983]

Shane Warne is the 1st Captain to win of IPL Rajasthan hasn't been the same kind of threat ever since then....

[@drummerboy2834]

Check out Murali off spin master class where he knocks a 10c piece off the top of off stump in England... Warne and Murali the 🐐🐐 of leg and off spin bowling 💯

[@DavidUKesb]

Rashid Khan is very quick for a spinner. The only spinner I've ever seen as quick was the brilliant Indian Chandrasekhar from the 1970s, with Derek Underwood third quickest behind those two.

[@brucelamberton8819]

Carl Hooper (West Indies) and Anil Kumble (India) were quite quick too

[@justinrossington396]

Since you guys get the bowling side of cricket so well (from your baseball knowledge) try Wasim Akram swing and reverse bowling masterclass. I think scientists are still trying to figure out the physics 🏏

[@muzza1967]

Don't forget Shane Warne had been retired for 12 years. Cricket Masterclass: The art of attacking batting with Gilchrist, Pietersen and Ponting kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKjHhWewr7OcpKs

[@laughterexpress2272]

I had goosebumps when both Throwed the ball together. Rashid the magician and Warne the turner

[@joyfulzero853]

Please don't tell great bowlers that they threw the ball. They "'bowled' the ball together".

[@jamesmorgan4121]

As a former wicket keeper I can tell you it is bloody difficult keeping to a leg spinner. But one that bowls at 90km/h with so many different grips is a nightmare. BTW Warnie will help him with his flipper, he has always been willing to share his knowledge and experience.

[@spook15charles12]

Clarrie grimmett invented the flipper delivery and passed it on to other spinners. Clarrie and Tiger orielly were a pair of legspinners that played for Australia in the 1930s, legspin is pretty much a artform/ science all of its own. As a kid growing up bowling it before Shane warne made it popular it was a great challenge to be able to deceive batsman in so many different ways. Was great to watch warnie do the same thing especially to the west Indies, south Africa and England.

[@rohanchoudhury8043]

That man Warne was legend of centuries ....He was my childhood ideal ...I bowled & copied his actions ..I was nicknamed Warne in my childhood ...Great loss of the world cricket ...May his soul rest in peace ..Deeply saddened by his demise

[@rongt859]

Warne retired for years and he still hits it first ball , the guy was born to bowl leg spin , Rashid wo'nt get the drift like Warne

[@brucelamberton8819]

I agree. The extra potency of Warne's deliveries were their drift and loop, and Rashid (and other spinners) won't get that until they slow their speed down.

[@rajubabuno1]

Gabe, you got it regarding bowling! Good batting wins man of the match awards, good bowling wins matches. Especially in Tests.

[@brucelamberton8819]

Totally agree - if you want to win Tests, you MUST have bowlers who can take 20 wickets

[@mixmmick]

Rashid is very similar bowler to a guy called Bill O'Reilly who played for Australia during the 30's. Bowled faster leg breaks and wrong'uns and relied more on bounce and variation rather than pure spin.

[@godfroi10991]

A true Aussie Legend! I feel blessed I was able to follow his whole career, his skill level of leg spin may never be matched!

[@joyfulzero853]

There have been other very skilled leggies such as Grimmett and Benaud of Australia, Tich Freeman of England, Abdul Qadir of Pakistan and others, but with Warne in particular too many batsmen got into playing the man instead of the ball. He knew how to get inside batsmen's heads; he would have been a genius snake oil salesman.

[@visb4643]

waking up in the morning for a Gabe rant about ICC! man, i feel like this is gonna be a good day.

[@oilyragsgarage7200]

I bowl left arm wrist spin/leg spin. Very interesting video, my grips were similar too Shane's, and it feels comfortable for me. Although sometimes I grip the wrongun with a cross seam.

[@SilentHotdog28]

Left arm legspin used to be called 'Chinaman' because a Chinese player bowled it. Cricket is funny.

[@csp5813]

I’m a leg spinner myself and I can’t believe how many variations rashid has

[@shaneellis8717]

Cricket.com.au KZbin and Fox Cricket is full of great content for you guys to react to. I'm glad to see you do these types of reactions. You'll learn a lot from these channels

[@den6252]

You both, being from the nation of Baseball have made quite deeper into the cricket basic.....! That's extraordinary for guys learning them reading in books and watching TV.... That's great keep it up..

[@advancelearn8293]

Bro, USA played Champion World Cup (Cricket) in 2004. They played with Australia and maybe 1 or 2 countries more. Please watch out the video.

[@hbkgogs33]

Bet all the players were indian american

[@WTBob2005]

@@hbkgogs33 Nope. The best batsmen was Steve Massiah (originally from Guyana), and their best batsman now is Xavier Marshall, another from the Caribbean.....

[@shivkumardundi7309]

Rashid Khan hasn't got any coaching in his early days . that's one of the reasons why he is so unique compare to other spinners ..even at such young age he is inspiration to so many people, especially to those people in Afghanistan .. my utmost respect to best white ball spinner in the world (Rashid Khan ) and love to best spinner of all time (Warne ) ..

[@SANJAY-xf5qi]

Great vid guys!!!!

[@callumwright3798]

if lbw werent there people could just stand in front of the stumps to block the ball and wait to smack a bad ball

[@AbdulAhad_313]

The greatest spinner in the history of Cricket.🙏🏻

[@hamza3065]

The bowlers are definitely disadvantaged in today's cricket. A leg spinner is such an asset to have in your team. The batsmen always find it tough to negotiate with their mystery balls.

[@gusdrivinginaustralia6168]

Remember we thought t20 would be the end of spin? Not so.

[@barryballsit4944]

Love the Huss. Mike Hussey was a class batsman. And a good man. And he played a season in Carribean Premier League for the team I support, the St Lucia Zouks. You American guys should check out Carribean Premier League. Its a lot of fun and close in distance to the US

[@Rakeyshkumar17.18]

A cricketer from Afghanistan. A leg spinner and to turn out to be such a Legendary spinner in the modern cricket. Wow want a story considering the situations and the national team that barely has any recognition and to be the best leggie in world cricket . Just amazing !!! who would have imagined ? so much more talent out there that just needs a simple opportunity to shine bright. THE FUTURE OF CRICKET IS SO BRIGHT knowing that it is spreading to the super powers like USA. soon the whole world will be wanting to know more about cricket and play the game !

[@gusdrivinginaustralia6168]

Poor old Stuart MacGill, always think of him, he would have been first picked anywhere in the world but Warne was in the only spot for an Aussie spinner we rarely saw both play together. Turned the ball harder. His problem was that he wasn't mates with everyone and batting was terrible.

[@joyfulzero853]

As Warne alluded to he had to take time out for a shoulder operation and lengthy convalescence at the height of his career. The wear and tear on the shoulder is something that wrist spinners in particular have to bear in mind and it generally seems to be the 'googly', 'wrong 'un', 'bosie' ,or whatever you choose to call it, that puts most strain on the shoulder. After Warne returned he rarely bowled the googly but was able to convince many batsmen that it could happen any moment. He always had the flipper as a variation and was adept at suggesting he had a brand new delivery before major test series. Batsman sweated over picking this devilish invention and just got out to his standard repertoire. He would have made a great snake oil salesman!

[@chriscox8547]

Mark Waugh is an elegant batsman, such a natural talent.

[@jagdpanther1944]

For me, it will always be the Shane Warne "grunt" as he bowled, his shoulder in total pain but he kept turning it square from day one on a green top, a master and true digger, the other reason to love Warnie is that any leggie from a kid to a pro can ask him for advice and he gives it (as he learnt himself from Benaud and others)

[@MAYUSHRAJ]

Goosebumps on that moment when both bowls same time😋😋😋🏏🏏🤟 🤟🤟

[@otdplantagenet4067]

in that tandem bowl-off you could see warnies class. especially in test cricket, warnie is so much more dangerous. You see the extra flight he got into the ball? that flight is lethal to a batsmans hopes of longevity.

[@wasimazad9737]

Thanks for reacting to my request

[@JohnSmith77777]

Good stuff, This is the video I suggested in comments on one of your videos a few months ago. Fascinating to watch technique being shown in detail. If you get a chance do check out Viv Richards batting ( I appreciate I've mentioned him a few times) but he'd be the cricket equivalent of Joe DiMaggio (Bradman would be the Babe Ruth) if DiMaggio had played in the 70's & 80's. Viv was better than Tendulkar & better than the rest in my view. All the best.

[@brucelamberton8819]

Rashid's "flipper" is a variation of a leg break. But he's a very good bowler though.

[@brucelamberton8819]

re: your comment of Warne "messing" with batsmen: On Warne's first Ashes tour of England, Australian captain Allan Border instructed him in the warm-up matches not to show the English county batsmen too much, to only bowl his leg break and not put too much spin on the ball. As a result, Warne's figures in these games were only average at best and the English cricketing press dismissed him as a threat. Then the First Test began, and the "real" Warne was seen, his very first ball (i.e. the "Ball of the Century") bowling Mike Gatting and England were shell-shocked and never recovered.

[@spook15charles12]

Jeff Thompson did the same thing when bowling for qld vs England in a tour game

[@NikhileshSurve7428]

Man I love you Gabe, if only more Cricket fans could see what you see. Bowling is beautiful (most beautiful part of the game) & laws often are against the Bowlers & even all the glamour goes to the Batsmen thanks to the media's obsession with big shots, etc 12:26 😂 funny you said that coz it's actually been a controversy where people have said he's older than he's said to he which means he was too old for U19 Cricket when he played U19 Cricket & started his rise to the top.

[@waynec3563]

The one that Gabe called "wow!" is known as The Ball of the [20th] Century. It wasn't just the spin on the ball that did the batsman there (Mike Gatting), but also the curve through the air. If you find a video reviewing that ball, you'll see that the ball curves into the batsman quite a lot, pitched well outside leg stump and hit the top of off stump. It was the perfect leg break.

[@gusdrivinginaustralia6168]

Shane Warne's first ball in England too.

[@brucelamberton8819]

@@gusdrivinginaustralia6168 more accurately, his first ball in a Test in England

[@gusdrivinginaustralia6168]

@@brucelamberton8819 yes. I should have been clearer.

[@mrrossow124]

Great

[@waynec3563]

Warne's faster ball was the flipper and, later in his career, top spinner. The flipper would come out around 95-100km/h, or about the same as Rashid's standard ball! Hate to think how fast Rashid's flipper would be.

[@WTBob2005]

Love Rashid Khan. Jeez I wish he played for the Sixers and not the Strikers. Not a big “turner” (sideways movement) but he gets just enough both ways and he is difficult to pick with his very fast arm, and his speed makes it harder to take steps forward to meet the ball. Warne was slower, loopier, and spun the ball more. The similarity between them ? Mastery of control. And the biggest, number one thing for a spinner is control. Where it pitches, and how it gets there. All the great spinners in cricket history - Warne, Murali, Kumble, Harbhajan, Gibbs, Grimmett, Oreilly, Underwood, Valentine - all had great control number before they had variety and deception.

[@arthurnouveau573]

Been watching Madison Bumgarner lately. He seems to keep it pretty simple much like Warne. 2 seamers, 4 seamers, cutters and not much else.

[@mr.raghav1881]

Pollard this is Pollard 😂😂😂 are you kiddin' me PROUD SRH FAN HERE #GO_ORANGE_ARMY #GO_RASHU_BRO ❤❤❤ and GABE you are Amazing I mean such a delight watching you man!!Love ya'

[@adarshchandran9196]

I think leg spin is the most difficult type of bowling.if you get it wrong it is most easy type of bowling for the batsman

[@callumwright3798]

bowling is also harder tan pitching because of release you have to release it perfectly to bowl a yorker so when these bowlers are bowling 5 of them an over you know they're class

[@shaundgb7367]

There are many ways to bowl in cricket, fast, medium-fast, medium pace, swing bowling and spin bowling. Spin bowling you can try to be a wrist spinner or finger spinner but spinning it with your wrist which these guys can do is the hardest bowling craft to master and the room for error out on field is small. Cricket clubs in normal games will not tolerate wrist spinners, especially leg spinners if they get it wrong. It is so hard to master that the normal thing that happens is a leg spinner will end up having a few of his deliveries come out of back of his hand not quite how he likes and it lands down the pitch to the batsmen short of where he really wants it and when that happens the batsmen can smash it for six easier than pace bowlers as they got the time to adjust. So what happens is for every ten thousand kids that try this in games hardly any of them will have control enough to be bowl very often . Cricket captains are reluctant to take the risk with leg spinners. Which also makes it hard for someone learning leg spin to get the match conditions to apply their craft. Everything is against someone trying to be a leg spinner. It is far easier and more common for spin bowlers to be off spinners and only spin it with their fingers. So to be as good as Shane Warne was or Rashd Khan now is so so hard. These guys are simply amazingly skilled and must have spent many many hours trying to bowl what they do. You could follow a Test team of some nations over a decade and never see a leg spinner picked in the team. There just so few of them around because it is such a hard craft to master. When I played cricket I was a swing bowler, and my stock ball was an outswinger. But sometimes at practice would mess around and try some leg spin.. It is so hard to even get the ball to spin like they could and sometimes it would spin a long way but then to try to replicate it on the spot was near impossible. The respect for leg spinners that master their craft is high. Right now and as Australian follower I am interested to see how leg spinner Mitchell Swepson goes. It will be very hard to be picked in a Test team as off spinner Nathan Lyon has been so consistent and other three pace bowlers usually do a good job that there is no spot for leg spinner in the team. Gabe's passion for bowling in cricket is great to see by the way. He is right, so much of the game , conditions and rules favour the batting in the game.

[@owendallison6913]

All about wickets. Even more so in Tests

[@bobarris]

Body mechanics and physicality plays su ch a big part in it.

[@flextape69420]

Give your reaction on major league cricket. Srk's kkr is investing and buying a team here. Also Corey Anderson will play for usa

[@keithphair6648]

When are you boys going to upload a video of you two going to the nets or whatever is equivalent in america and bowling and hitting each other out of the park? haha

[@twinsuns7]

I've always felt that bowling was the offence and that batting was the defence. Realistically, both can be offence or defence, but when you see a team post 350 and then skittle the opposition out for 120 or so then bowling looks much more offensive. I recall an interview with Warne once where he credited breaking both of his legs as a youngster as to why his wrists were so strong to let him get so much spin on the ball. He said that he used to sit on a skateboard and push himself around, two months later and he had wrists that could turn a ball the width of a cricket pitch.

[@shravankumar-yh9tm]

Please react to Ashwin's thoughts on Virender Sehwag how he mocked him.(a highly aggressive batsman))

[@nepalyesterday]

Nice

[@christievthomas3531]

RIP legend 🙏

[@greenidgelewis8347]

The Universe Boss is one of the only batsman in recent times to dominate Rashid Khan, hit's him for huge sixes whenever he's up against Rashid.

[@ImranKhan-nf6ro]

lov r khan

[@gusdrivinginaustralia6168]

January 15th Rashid gets to play at the MCG, Shane Warne territory.

[@shocklobster6266]

Does anyone know if the guys are doing a Big Bash Fantasy league?

[@umar3015]

Please React on usa cricket team plz

[@naseesdelicious5563]

Watch rashid khan clubs 40 runs on 18 balls and entertain the crowd...react on that pls

[@ashir.javed6]

Watch Master class with Wasim Akran pleaseto get insights on those legendary reverse swings

[@abhishekpai]

Please react to Anil Kumble's 10 wicket haul against Pakistan and Yuvraj Singh's 6 sixes in an over

[@Zavstar]

They have done that

[@wallywombat164]

I enjoy your programme sometimes. You have to learn the difference between T20, one day and Test Cricket.

[@phanirajsrinivasch8108]

There is a debate going on to ban the switch-hit in Cricket as its unfair for bowler.. What do you think? Should it be banned?

[@CricketforAmericans]

No way. I don’t get how it’s unfair. If you ban that then you got to ban other shots as well

[@alitaimoor5921]

React to Wasim Akram teaching reverse swing to Brett Lee and Mitchell Johnson

[@bimbisarwaghmare1990]

So that leg spinner should have fitness levels as of fast bowlers

[@rohanchoudhury8043]

Watch Saqlain Mustaq videos of of spinners ...He is a living legend with lots of variations ...Murali copied & further modified them to perfections

[@Killjoy1204]

Patty Cummins isn't even best bowler in current Australia's team in terms of pure bowling talent. But he knows his bounds that's why he bowls in right areas that's why he gets more wickets in tests.

[@brucelamberton8819]

I disagree. I would say he is consistently the best (which is why he is ranked #1 Test bowler in the world)

[@matthewdunk]

Look how much more turn Warne gets.

[@bimbisarwaghmare1990]

Gabe is right about durability of spin and pace bowlers but leg spinner have same amount of stress on body as a fast bowler

[@revanthchowadary2329]

get ready for todays match 3rdT20 ind vs aus

[@jehanariyaratnam2874]

Shane warne only really had 3 deliveries (leg spin googly (which he rarely bowled, and the flipper(which he didn’t bowl much after his shoulder surgery)). In the early 2000s he developed the zooter/slider (basically a straight ball that looked like a leg spinner out the hand). Apart from that he came out with new “mystery” balls before every series which were really media sensationalism which he played to. He knew what he was doing lol, he’ll say he had 10 different deliveries in his career lol

[@brucelamberton8819]

Wow. You didn't even mention his top spinner. You need to check how many wickets he got with that.

[@jehanariyaratnam2874]

Bruce Lamberton oh yea that’s true so really 5 deliveries, one of them he rarely bowled and the flipper he didn’t bowl much after his shoulder surgery

[@rahimbarakzai8980]

I love Afghanistan and rashid khan 🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫🇦🇫

[@themoviehobbit355]

Do you think he would of rather bowled his first ball at mcg in the game or with Shane Warne 🤔

[@MyDigitalTeacher]

*Eng and Australia are always so keen to interview and tape the action of Asian spinners. However Warne only appeared in such tutorial after retirement and the one he did during his career were shot for Australia only...Wrong 'un is the most mysterious ball and Rashid is very capable that he had 3 version of it and now warne and interviewer want him to tell all 3 versions this so stupid and weird. When you wanna learn how to play spin of experienced player watch his action and wrist not the delivery and this is what they are trying to decipher so that batsmen can learn from this interview 😭* India paid heavily for it Lend Simmons played in IPL for MI so long that when India appeared against Windies in Champions Trophy he crushed Indian bowlers at Indian pitches 🙄

[@dnegi100]

Indian legendry spiner Anil kumble was the master of flipper. Ball speed increase suddenly after hit the pitch.

[@shivamshah806]

hey gabe please watch today so that india can win

[@santoshnarayana7879]

Chris Gayle is set to play at the 2020 US Open T20 tournament. The annual event is scheduled for December 15-20 at the Central Broward Regional Park in Lauderhill, Florida.

[@lukemaclachlan7184]

Urban legend is that cricket rules favour the batsmen because in the early days the “gentlemen” (upper class/preppies/amateurs) were the batsmen, while the “players” (working class/professionals) were the bowlers. The “gentlemen” owner the grounds, so their rules...

[@muhammad.husnain6819]

Guys Do check out Shadab Khan you guys will love him

[@thedisabledwelshman9266]

POLL-ARD. not POLL-URD. just saying

[@steveninglis6935]

Murali chucked his fair share that's for sure. Warne is the greatest.

[@Killjoy1204]

He has proven multiple times in icc testings plus he has deformity in his hands that he can't fully extend his arm so it looks like chucking but guy didn't chuck it just close angle because of his elbow being unable to extend to the fullest.

[@vikiclips]

Who you are ... The ICC.? Any one can tell anything. But ICC checked few times and proved his angle is correct..

[@brucelamberton8819]

Murali definitely chucked his doosra, but his stock off-break was legit. As for the comments he was not a chucker, it needs to be realised that: (i) if a bowler was reported for having a suspect action, it was up to that country's cricket board to investigate and clear or ban, and video evidence of net sessions (where the bowler made sure he bowled with a "clean" action), and the ICC upheld that board's findings. And there was no way that the Sri Lankan authorities were going to ban their star. (ii) Murali WAS found to bowl with a bending/straightening of his elbow. However, the ICC subsequently defined a permissible angle which was more than that which Murali bent his,thus making his action within the allowable bounds and allowed him to continue bowling. There was also an unofficial edict from the ICC that Mruali was NOT to be no-balled after that by umpires, else they would be dropped from the level at which they umpired (Australian umpire Ross Emerson never adjudicated international matches again after calling Murali, and retiredcafter his national credentials were revoked); as far as the ICC was concerned, the issue was closed and it was time to move on (basically, Murali became "untouchable"). (iii) Sri Lanka were seen as an important developing market and threatened to withdraw from international cricket if Murali was banned, which the ICC would/could not allow to happen. The FACT of the matter was Murali COULD bowl a ball that spun the other way that wasn't his "doosra", but he bowled this with a different action (basically, a leg break) but batsmen could pick this. IMO it was a shameful cop-out by the ICC; all they needed to do was ban his doosra but by not doing so then not only did it cast doubts upon his career but it led to a new generation of off-spinners from all over the world bowling with an illegal action - ironically (or should I say, hypocritically) most of these bowlers WERE deemed to have an illegal action and were forced to modify their technique. BTW the ONLY off-spinner I've seen who could bowl a doosra without chucking was Paul Wiseman from New Zealand; he bowled it with a very high arm/shoulder action and effectively delivered the ball out of the side of his hand.

[@steveninglis6935]

@@brucelamberton8819 Nice clarification Bruce. Thanks.

[@blackflag6976]

@@brucelamberton8819 Even Saqlain mushtaq didn't chuck the Doosra

[@RolandjHearn]

LBW is not difficult to understand at all. I'm not sure how people that have been watching for 20 years don't understand it. Maybe they don't actually watch the game.

[@rkpatel3995]

Yeah, they must be not paying attention.

[@Killjoy1204]

As a kid i didn't understand but when I grew up and started understanding English and drs even helped. Now I'm mostly right if it's out or not.

[@wallywombat164]

Ha ha ha, you blokes didn't have a clue what was going on did you?