10 Best Signature Shots ft. Indian Players || Trademark Shots of Indian Cricketers | REACTION!!

[@AmitGupta-ki6gb]

Sachin's straight drive was always a treat to watch. And Dhoni's helicopter shot was a unique experience altogether.

[@vikata5499]

Also he used to play pull well no?

[@AmitGupta-ki6gb]

@@vikata5499 Sachin was master at every shot he played. be it the Pull shot or upper cut or drive.

[@its.Sarthak101]

Sachin's straight drive in WC final was just so good

[@venkatsriram5288]

Rohit pull is class apart most of the batsmen are scared of short pitch balls either they duck or they play with back foot but rohit sharma plays with his front foot with ease and hits them for sixes 🔥

[@BhavraoPawar-ye1te]

Watch Sachin's pull

[@shestyles4444]

Helicopter shot of dhoni. ..I just luv it...😍😍😍

[@ashatarvadi6830]

He is not the one who created it, Sachin Tendulkar invented the helicopter shot

[@nirupmaskitchen9002]

​@@ashatarvadi6830 and Sachin not invented straight drive sir Viv Richards made it

[@ashatarvadi6830]

@@nirupmaskitchen9002 i never said he invented the straight drive

[@eashmishra2960]

​@@ashatarvadi6830he never invented the helicopter shot as well

[@ashatarvadi6830]

@@eashmishra2960 then who did?

[@funnybuddy4643]

Rohit's pull shot have another class♥️💙♥️

[@himanshunainwal8939]

He got out by doing pull shot in last 2 matches

[@CRICKET_AREENA]

@@himanshunainwal8939 thats not a problem its like saying virat kohli got out on a cover drive .

[@galaxray8700]

@@himanshunainwal8939 I was going to say the same😂

[@himanshunainwal8939]

@@CRICKET_AREENA bro i m not a hater of him but doing same mistake in two consecutive matches is not so good as next match is against England and they will try to create same kind of scenerio for him

[@lj4daniel70]

@@CRICKET_AREENA not the same bro...rohit is vry good hooker..Ricky ponting is the best puller of the ball

[@Mjp98]

Sachin is the only player who had the widest range of all kind of shots. Unfortunately we forget everything too quickly.

[@sandeepsharma-fd7sw]

Chinese cut , lamon cut ....etc etc

[@adarsh4764]

I would like to see Sachin doing the Helicopter shot!😂😂

[@sahalnaz3904]

My favourite is Dravid's cover drive and Sachin's straight drive.. too classy .

[@bipintiwarekar3362]

Dravid trademark was square cut much than Cover drive

[@sahalnaz3904]

@@bipintiwarekar3362 💯.. square cut something else.. I do remember the square cut to reach 100 against australia with the partnership of VVS in the epic match while we are on follow-on..

[@lucid.6610]

​@@bipintiwarekar3362Iconic square cut shot of Dravid❤

[@saptarshibhattacharjee6794]

Dravid is known for his Leg Glance more than his cover drive. He mastered the art of playing Leg Glance.

[@Ajithkumar-hs2sk]

Sachin is known for his cover drive more than straight drive but its only because no other players managed to hit so much straight drive then it become part of his name.but the thing with sachin is he mastered every shot .

[@akshaynaidu8496]

One more signature shot they missed in the video. Dravid's late cut/square cut was also beautiful.

[@vishalchoudhary2101]

Dravid is know for his square cut against spinners as well...treat to watch

[@ayanchoudhury6697]

Dravid executed almost all copybook shots perfectly so it's very difficult to choose one signature shot from his repertoire. He was great with the pull shot, cut shot, square cut, leg glance, sweep, cover drive, on drive, off drive. He was a perfect batsman

[@noone4617]

@@Ajithkumar-hs2sk Yes. Sachin's cover drive is unmatched.

[@giornogiovanni610]

We already knew what was going to be the number one didn't we?

[@IdliBatter]

Yes sirrr🔥🙏

[@GuruPrasad-tb3qk]

VK - Cover drive

[@venkatsriram5288]

@@GuruPrasad-tb3qk chup nibba

[@rgodase]

Absolutely 💯

[@nirmalanarayan5018]

I was like it better be Sachin…. If not this whole list is trash…😅

[@sanjuvolks]

Disappointed Sehwag’s upper cut did not feature in 😢

[@technicalgamingandroid3208]

Sehwags no footwork cut and slice through backward point and gully regions are his trademark shots

[@alenmathews]

In my opinion, Rahul Dravid's signature shot is Square cut , arching his bat in 'C' shape with perfect body balance.... Flick shot is more known for two batsmen, VVS Laxman and Azhar. Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar are the two batsmen who can play all kind of shots with perfection (excluding the T20 slog shots with 360°, that's beyond their period)

[@krch001]

Yeah I rather have Azhar and Laxman on this list than Raina and Uthappa….lame list, and how about Sehwags chop shot back of point

[@akhilalexg]

That shot is the logo of IPL. Its Dravid in the logo.

[@masheshwariavsthi3430]

You guys think they really know anything about cricket? Just for views..

[@akhilalexg]

@@masheshwariavsthi3430 true though

[@Srikar-on9ib]

Prime Sachin would've destroyed the IPL

[@750ccsd5]

For Saurav Ganguly (nicknamed Prince of Calcutta, Maharaja, God of the Off-Side, Captain Courageous, etc), dancing down the ground is a shot that I haven't seen anyone else doing successfully. Many have tried over the years, but all got out trying. The accuracy of Ganguly in that shot is just exceptional. It's not easy to play that shot against bowlers bowling at 90-95 mph. But Ganguly was of a different class altogether.

[@agnibose]

agreed but his cover drives are more pleasing to the eyes

[@dhruvilmarfatia]

Let me tell you this... Sachin's "straight drive" is by far the toughest shot ever because bowler is bowling the ball at 140 straight to your bat with some swing on it and you have to hit that ball without experiencing any deflection on bat and direct it for a boundary. That is Tough !! And the fact Sachin could do that so effortlessly. 🔥🔥

[@gb_harshit]

it is the easiest. The toughest is switch hit for six.

[@loveutube04]

Tell me you have never played cricket without telling me you have never played cricket

[@NCore_._]

6:07 Idk why they wrote Dancing before "Down the ground" but it's actually the fact that Ganguly takes a couple of steps forward before hitting the ball... It's spcifically done against spinners/slow-pace bowlers since the balls are bowled slower and by running closer to it you don't give the ball the chance to spin of the ground and change direction making you miss the ball. Coz you're hitting it just after it barely bounced or sometimes you hit it even before it gets a chance to bounce.

[@anirban37]

I have seen him doing this against fast bowlers as well..He has done against Aqib Javed, Glen Mcgranth, Json Gillespie, Makhaya Ntini, Kallis, Pollock, Klusner etc

[@csbarathi]

It's literally named dancing down the ground.

[@venkatsriram5288]

Sachin is the only player among them who can play all those shots with ease and perfection (including helicopter shot ). GOD FOR A REASON 🙏

[@trishulkumar7412]

What the hell dravid is better than him

[@shashanksingh3570]

@@trishulkumar7412 Were you born after 2007 who didn't get to see much 90s and. 2000s cricket?

[@Ajithkumar-hs2sk]

@@trishulkumar7412 david better than sachin? Wow

[@binoynair9529]

He is no God, just indian mentality of creating God's out of human being, there are many cricketers who are as talented as him, infact Kohli has won more matches for india single handedly as compared to sachin

[@pandeymic_0809]

Helicopter ? Sachin ? . Kuch bhi kuch bhi

[@TheHiltonblake]

6:23 You're absolutely right, there... Because the ball came at him slower than he would have liked, he met it at the bounce, by 'dancing down the track'.. By doing that, it allowed the batsman to get underneath the ball and hit it up into the air.. If you are able to pull it off, it can be a very satisfying shot to play...

[@upadeshpande]

The way Sachin just stands while the ball reaches the boundary ❤️ Heavenly

[@sitanshupati4417]

Few other signature shot of some of these players would be: 1. Rahul Dravid's Leg Glance 2. Sourav Ganguly's Square Cut 3. Virender Sehwags Square Cut/ Upper Cut(2 different shots) And then the best of them all.. 4. Sachin Tendulkar's Backfoot Punch

[@flygeeks2491]

Straight drive is probably the hardest shot in the book...you have to prejudge the bounce, the length, the line ...your body has to be in a balancing equilibrium...and you have to hit from the sweet spot of the bottom of the bat....and bottom of the bat is where you get the least amount of thrust...so it's all about timing and finesse

[@himanshugahlawat09]

Drives are the classiest cricket shots and in them straight drive is the smartest as there's no fielder allowed to stand behind the bowler (in line of the pitch)

[@gvndrwt]

Sachin with all the shots is a delight to watch...

[@angadtamrakar9222]

Dancing down the ground basically means that he takes a few steps forward and then hits the ball straight down the ground

[@gulzar8982]

I remember in 1997 Lords whenever Ganguly went out of crease it was 100% six guaranteed.

[@simonandrews5256]

Yep, Ganguly made those glorious shots look fantastic in his prime...

[@hemanthreddy-qf5sn]

Dadas dancing down the track and hit six was most beautiful shot....he send out of park

[@StarTheFantasy]

Ganguly's massive down the ground sixes made the crowd go hysterical those days...

[@AmitYadav-yo5ce]

That's why Cricket is more skill based game. Even if you are a regular guy and if you have skill you can outshine anyone who is stronger or taller than you.

[@mjaysaratchandra8196]

6:09 look at the footwork! he's coming out to meet the ball early on the pitch, and in doing so it looks almost like he's dancing in the middle of the ground

[@sanjuvolks]

Btw Korbin, the other team does cover that spot and batsman plays a different shot. There are rules like only certain number of fielders allowed inside and outside the circle. There a 60yard circle. Then the bowler sets a particular field position, batman tries to guess what kind of delivery is expected and then there’s bluffing. It’s complex.

[@karuns_7]

It's not 60 yards, it's 30 yard circle

[@sanjuvolks]

@@karuns_7 my bad!

[@karuns_7]

@@sanjuvolks 😸👍🏻

[@s.avinash2031]

Sachin Tendulkar 💥🔥🥰🥰💥 The way he shows the face of bat to bowler 💥💥🔥👌🏼

[@pratik_muzic4441]

What you are talking about is the strategy of Suryakumar Yadav " Wherever the ball comes, I just hit it" 😂

[@mtk3755]

Nah he just doesn't hit, he is aware of where the fielders are, he knows what shot to play to find a gap and hits it with ease. He's not a slogger. There's a lot of brain that he puts rather than just hit it strategy.

[@pratik_muzic4441]

@@mtk3755 yes man 💯I was just kidding..He is the best we have got. Lots of practice he did of those shots🔥

[@gauravkalra4]

And bade match mein hag dena wali shot also invented by Surya

[@nrbgamingYT]

Sachin used the Straight Drive strategically. When the field is moved towards the sides, he hits these to bring players behind the bowler so he gets more space on the sides.

[@upadeshpande]

Drives are very skillful shots because of the weight they put behind that little push. Years of practice behind that shot.

[@AmberClayton777]

Ganguly's dancing down the pitch was also known as 'Bapi, Bari ja' A Bengali phrases which means 'Kiddo, Go home'.

[@sangeethsathyan4792]

I bet you Sachin can play all those shots with ease

[@rishabhtripathi1175]

'Dancing down the ground' is basically shuffling down the pitch and closing in the distance between the batsman and the spot where the ball lands as in cricket the ball's movement vary according to different pitch/ playing surfaces and it can even vary in different parts of the same playing surface like in one section of the playing surface the ball may bounce too much or too low which will make it uncomfortable for batsman to play and at another section of same playing surface or at a single crack of the playing surface the ball will turn very sharply, again making it harder for batsman to predict and play. So when you move closer to the ball 'dancing down the wicket', the objective is to hit it as soon as the ball lands on the ground in order to nullify ball's movement/behaviour post-landing and ultimately making it a half volley which is way easier to hit for a six.

[@pckanth1084]

Out of all this master blasters straight drive is the one that is classic and only master can always make it better each tine he hits it

[@AZ-pg8vd]

Watching Ganguly coming down the pitch - it’s the divine experience in the cricket for me.

[@amitkaushalsingh]

Cover is a fielding position therefore driving in that direction is known as Cover Driver Dancing down is because of the feet movement during that shot

[@vishalparashar8228]

So here's something to know about the fielding placement and the drives ... 1. The batsmen play these shots while finding the gaps between fielders 2. These are hard to play shots and often could go wrong. So the fielders are placed often in places where the shot could go wrong and they can catch the ball and get them out. Fun fact, depending on the field placement a good batsman can tell what kind of a ball he could get.

[@siriusthegrim]

A couple of things I noticed: 1. Ganguly's backfoot drive through point and cover was equally his signature shot as "dancing down the ground". In the 90s, a team could have as many as 5 fielders in the cover-point region and Ganguly would still find the gap. 2. Dravid's square cut and leg glance are more signature shots compared to his cover drive. Whenever I think of Dravid, I immediately remember his wristy square cuts, leg glances or even his on-drive, more than any cover drives. 3. Although I would begrudgingly admit that the straight drive is Sachin's signature, it feels wrong to attribute a single signature shot to the little master. He had so many shots that he uniquely played (including the very rarely used paddle sweep at the time). As a trivia to anyone that watched Indian cricket through the 90s and 2000s, what shots do these memories evoke? Every one of these shots has a signature Sachin memory to them. a. Hook shot b. Back-foot pull c. Cover drive d. Back-foot punch through covers (my favorite, because of how tricky it was to execute) e. Lofted straight drive f. Paddle sweep The one shot that Sachin maybe used minimally in his career was the reverse sweep. I haven't any memories of special reverse sweeps from him, but all other shots, he was a master of.. and that is why it feels wrong to have a signature shot for him.

[@AZ-pg8vd]

For me,Ganguly coming down the pitch to hit those massive sixes is the best ever to watch 😍😍When I was a child I used to watch cricket only to see Ganguly's batting,his coming down the pitch sixes and his elegance in his off side shots were so iconic,no wonder he is called the God of offside.

[@arunshetty9775]

Rahul Dravid's cover drive uff treat to eyes 😍

[@xobileobanda5290]

SACHIN TENDULKAR was just magician for me.... I was a kid when I first saw him play paddle sweep guiding ball slowly to fine leg... my mind was blown... thinking How did he do that... One time during a run out he caught the ball paused 4 a sec and gently kicked the wicket, bails out.. I was thinking what is he doing but then Umpire pulls his index finger up.... "PURE MAGIC".. and many more incident but the comment will b 2 long

[@Mundarapilly]

I like Sehwag's first ball boundary. No specific shots. Just boundary on the first ball of the innings😂

[@PaulAllen6304]

For seasonal cricket fans, Dhoni's Helicopter shot might seem like the most glamorous shot one can play. But those who have atleast a little knowledge of the game know how insanely difficult it is to hit Sachin's straight drive and Sourav's on the ground sixes. They might not be as visually appeasing, but very difficult to master.

[@sankethhs6559]

Whatever Sachin hits is a Signature Shot 😇😄

[@Only_only_only]

Shots also depends on the length of the ball. You can't play Pull shot on a full length ball and you can't play drive on bouncer or a back of length ball. You have to know many technical aspects of cricket to understand the game.

[@classroom3223]

Cover drive and straight drive are examples of class act

[@CrickxCinema]

KOHLI&COVER DRIVE IS STILL A BETTER LOVE STORY THAN TWILIGHT🔥🔥😜

[@solitudeking7939]

Everything is a better story than Twilight

[@gamingcircus2637]

@@solitudeking7939 twilight is better every love story.

[@loveutube04]

I am not sure if you understand what you wrote...You are saying Virat's cover drive is mediocre...

[@maddy5838]

The best part about this video is M S Dhoni bcoz while cricket coaching they told you master in your straight drive,cover drive and flicks but Dhoni came up with an original move of his "The Helicopter Shot" which wasn't before,#MSDGenius 😎

[@deepaksolomon]

Sachin was the one who started playing the helicopter shots against England even before MS Dhoni made into Indian team but Dhoni mastered and perfected the helicopter shots. They both are unique in their own styles, Virat is just a wow factor he's a jaw dropping master-class when it comes cover drive and flick shots and a run-machine..!!

[@BlacX07]

U 9 year old kid, there are many players who played it before Sachin cause it's an reflexive shot and can't call it helicopter shot, dhoni made it more popular and named it helicopter and it was different than other cause it used to dig ball from Yorker and hitting it for six, dhoni was the first who played it like that.

[@deepaksolomon]

@@BlacX07 you funny baby in diapers...goto sleep

[@v4l_RAJ]

It's a technical game actually. You don't have to be fittest, fastest or even youngest to play this game. A family of young, old, children, women combined can play this game. So much fun.

[@shashankdeepsingh2183]

Pull shot , helicopter, straight drive💯💯👏

[@pmukundhan1163]

In baseball batters can't move outside the batter's box, but in cricket u can step out of batting crease. That's what is called dancing down the wicket, playing shots out of batting crease.

[@aswinvinod3566]

Straight drive, Helicopter and pull shot ❤️

[@Senthilkumar-wj8mr]

Sachin Straight Drive was delight to watch.

[@Myspace1]

You can see all of those shots in one person "Surya kumar yadav"

[@anshulgupta6300]

Dancing down the ground is a cricket term for a batter coming out of the crease after the bowler (mostly a spinner) has left the ball from his hand and then the batter hits for a six. So, the batter coming out of his crease (moving his feet) while the bowler is in his delivery stride is called dancing down the track/ground

[@allrounder6651]

Yuvraj's- Flick shot, Gambhir, Raina's Insideout is Also massive trade mark's. 👌👌👌👌

[@googoo3201]

If you see the movie MS DHONI now, you will understand it more😁.

[@adityajindal1140]

Just so you know , batting is a veryyy strategic thing , batsmen also have to judge what type of bowl the bowler will bowl according to the fielding he has set n premeditate a certain range of shots ,n if they're off have to improvise in that split second

[@harshdesai8824]

Props to Rick for almost nailing the reasons behind the shot names. Love the comparison to baseball as well. I watch baseball [Go Yankees!] as well as Cricket and love the mechanics on the swing differences.

[@shoryavardhan9422]

They showed everything. The straight drive and the on drives and flicks..all good.. but In my opinion one of the the most difficult and beautiful shots ...is the the Tendulkar Back-foot Punch. Sweet.

[@user-abcdefgh989]

Sachin's Second Straight Drive 😮😮😮😮😮 Epic 💪💪💪💪

[@naveens5732]

Actually dravid is not for cover drive, his square cut is very much cool to watch

[@narendrav997]

Sachin can play every shot even he can play different shots on same ball

[@anurooplanka8813]

I felt Dravid signature was square cut 💥💥

[@vrundavandave237]

As Rick rightly said "Dancing down the ground" is the name because he moves his feet and steps up the pitch a bit like coming outside of the crease... And there is a rule where you cannot put a fielder in the straight line of stumps behind the umpire and that's why the fielders are always wider rather than close to the stumps line.

[@user-qu7rk4yo2x]

Watching sachins straight drive is like listening to AR rehaman's music

[@abhishekpalav1358]

Dancing down the ground - usually used against spinners or low medium pacers... Where thee batter uses his feet to reach to the pitch of the ball and smash it over the bowlers head primarily to not let the ball spin of the pitch/surface..

[@balerion77]

9:57 Yes they make the decisions in split seconds MOST of the time depending upon the Bowlers 'wrist release technique' or To the 'bounce of the ball' to make the decision on which shot to play. Batsmen have to be very focused.

[@Aggressive124]

Dancing on d ground means: take few steps and hit the ball mostly goes for six...

[@NCore_._]

7:00 This shot is named after the way you hit and the fielding position. Every fielder on the ground don't stand randomly but on a particular position and all those positions have names... In this case, the shot is called a drive since the batsman drives the ball towards the cover fielding position and beating any fielder if there is one standing in the cover position... Edit: You can just google cricket fielding positions. Like the straight drive is said so because the positions/ area there is straight to the batter and yes there are fielders who can stand there. Fielding teams set field ina particular setting and the bowler has to bowl accordingly to get the batsman out by forcing him to play a certain shot...

[@rara-mm7xh]

Sehwag's square cut has a different fanbase♥️♥️

[@sanchitsharmasanatani]

Probably the greatest cutter of the cricket ball ever

[@rara-mm7xh]

@@sanchitsharmasanatani Absolutely

[@PaulAllen6304]

Upper cut

[@sanchitsharmasanatani]

@@PaulAllen6304 any type of cut he was the master of it

[@krch001]

His cut was more like a chop, hence a true signature shot, Azhars whip to leg side from far off and Laxmans flick instead of Raina and Uthappa. Missed. Now SKY may take up 5 positions on this list in the next couple of years 😂

[@vinayakmehrotra3522]

Straight drive is definitely the most difficult of all. GOD 🙏

[@SharpTalks]

The Thing is mostly simple looking shots are the hardest ones and to play with precision only few can do it

[@rajatmishra6733]

Drives are always beautiful to watch weather straight or cover drive and usually all great batsmen r good in driving. Now cricketing shots have changed, earlier all shots which go along the ground or stays less time in air after hitting the bat were treated classic shots like cover drive, straight drive, leg glance and square cut etc ...

[@rajeshdevaguptapu5474]

The confidence with which Rick just says anything is something I aspire to have.

[@zakeenachaiyarach8815]

Sachin and Rohit forever💙

[@gauravkalra4]

Only King Kohli !!

[@abhichowdary446]

These shots are Signature shots of the players they liked to play or score runs mostly

[@Arjun46636]

The pull shot 💥Hitman 💥

[@sundarvel8485]

Rahul Dravid is the most technically correct batter in this list.. he equally plays cover drive, straight drive, square cut, late cut, leg glance with great control and ease.

[@udaynani20]

Kohli Flick and Cover drives are dope

[@chessclips4315]

The name "cover drive" is because the area where it is hit is called cover. In cricket, we have different names of areas of a field . For eg: mid off , mid on, long off, long on , cover, mid-wicket , point etc

[@kaustabhnaga3217]

There are two types of batsmen, comparing whom isn't wise. Firstly by the book players like sachin, drqvid and kohli, and secondly unorthodox players like dhoni, hardik and the like. Both excel in their own slots

[@linkbombchu168]

The thing with the straight drive and cover drive is that you can't rely on power/swing. It's about perfect timing and hitting from the middle of the bat. If you don't time it well, it will not go far enough and the fielders will grab it instantly.

[@rahul.1819]

No 1 T20 (present) Mr Surya Kumar Yadav. Plz review his shots.......

[@yatindra4012]

Dravid ❤️❤️🥰. Every shot of Dravid is a treat to watch

[@BALA_21104]

Helicopter shot 🔥🔥🔥

[@Itsvijayakumar]

Since sterday, I'm checking ur channel for whether vijay's "Ranjidhame" Song reaction uploaded... But still not😔

[@bhavesh7193]

One Indian that plays all these shots his name is *Surya Kumar Yadav*

[@raghavsharma4117]

There are many more shots its just very few shots like switch hit, ramp shot, reverse sweep, scoop shot, reverse scoop, square cut, and many more shots players improvise like rashid played helicopter pull in aus vs afg game in icc t20 world cup 2022 4 days back

[@Aneesood]

The drives (Cover and Straight) are most elegant shots. The batsman can pose for a picture while playing a drive.

[@afsanaffey6679]

#Ranjithame song storms the internet with 18.5M real-time views in 24 hours 🔥

[@AnandSingh-cq4gr]

Helicopter Shot by Ms is just 😇😇😇😇

[@srinathmohapatra9060]

Thing is cricket has some predefined shots to be played to typical deliveries. There are many kinds balls that can be delivered because the ball hits the ground and causes many variations. You should react to ab de Villiers batting. He does as you were thinking, just hits the ball where he wants to and doesn't exactly follow the traditional shots. You will really enjoy seeing him do his thing.

[@kukrejavaibhav]

Sachin also played a lot of square drives which they missed in the video.

[@undertaker5512]

5.) Dancing Down the ground = (Yea its the foot work) He's advancing down the pitch to give his swing more momentum 4.) Cover Drive = you got the "driving" part right, Cover is a fielding position on the ground... So the batter is hitting the ball towards Cover "Fielding Position" Also when one says Down the Ground they mean its a straight direction,

[@jithankavithaiedits]

Here are few... Straight Drive - Sachin Tendulkar Helicopter Shot - MS Dhoni Cover Drive - Virat Kohli, Brian Lara, Kumara Sangakkara Square Cut - Rahul Dravid Reverse Scoop - AB De Villiers Dilscoop - Tillakaratne Dilshan Paddle Scoop - Jos Buttler Switch Hit - Kevin Pieterson, David Warner Reverse Sweep - Glenn Maxwell, Andy Flower Inside Out - Suresh Raina Pull Shot - Rohit Sharma, Ricky Ponting, Williamson Upper Cut - Virender Sehwag Natraj Shot - Kapil Dev Hook Shot - Vivian Richards, Rohit Sharma Late Cut - Mahela Jayawardene Sweep - Younis khan, Joe Root Slog Sweep - Matthew Hayden Off Drive - Sourav Ganguly Flick Shot - Yuvraj Singh Leg Glance - VVS Laxman Dancing Down the Track - Sourav Ganguly Dancing Down the Track and Loft - B McCullum Ramp Shot - Douglas Marillier Ramp Scoop - Brendon McCullum Back Foot Punch - Steve Smith Unorthodox/360° Shots - AB de Villiers Pull n’ Sweep - Shane Watson Straight Slog - Eion Morgan Pick Up Shot - Adam Gilchrist Off-Balance Slog - Dwayne Bravo Mid-Wicket Slog - Chris Gayle And many more.........

[@iam6424]

Dancing down--"taking a few steps" an then hitting the ball.. Cover is a position on the field ...placing shot there through driving bat towards ball makes it a Cover drive.

[@siddharthpandey3783]

Sachin is Sachin for a reason!! ♥️ You can do comparisons with anyone to that man, but he stands miles apart from anyone!!

[@pranitkini8364]

Drives are hardest shot to master in cricket.. If your basics arent right these shots won't get the power behind it.. It purely based on timimg + bat speed or punch. For flicks you need to have strong wrist.. You can also find videos of list of shots played in cricket