Phil Salt smashes every ball of the over for a boundary, a breakdown

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[@oboeify]

I love that when Jomboy started off he wasn't far off going "hey, the battery hit it beyond the white rope. Comment to let me know if that's good..." and now he's giving detailed breakdowns of overs. Love to see it

[@ThePdog3k]

Yassss

[@narby7264]

Started following jomboy a few years back but haven't really noticed it until this comment 😂 he's come so far!

[@braydenyee9388]

It's amazing to see Jomboy now using the more common cricketing terms (off side, 5th stump)! Hoping that you can become a common guest appearance for international or franchise games!

[@lawrencema1985]

Need a collaboration with the Grade Cricketer.

[@steveboston5948]

That was it, the 5th stump line comment, he's bloomin' good eh?

[@rep1600]

yep, hearing his voice in a few of this world cup's commentary was cool

[@sentimentalbloke185]

He keeps saying the bowler is throwing. So, nah, his breakdowns are nonsense.

[@braydenyee9388]

@@sentimentalbloke185 terminology is wrong, but this is for American viewers, not cricket experts. Saying bowling will be much more confusing to anyone trying to learn the game.

[@MinistryOfMagic_DoM]

It's like the opposite of a golden bowler. He's a golden batsman.

[@azimuthal1392]

FanDuel Golden Batsman

[@j_rlaub]

For those wondering why they didn't switch the pitcher: in cricket the bowler is in for the entire over (set of 6 pitches, denoted by the circles on the graphic)

[@magus3553]

Can he as the bowler, just 'throw a ball' like in baseball for a good batsman? Or what are the rules on that?

[@anya-bz5mwgcuvjt]

@@magus3553 No that would be considered a "wide ball" or "no ball" and bowler would have to rebowl that ball. So an over is 6 LEGAL balls per over. Only time a bowler would not finish an over is due to injury or the batting team scores the winning runs before the completion of an over.

[@j_rlaub]

@@magus3553 No, he has to "bowl" the ball. In my understanding, that's overarm without bending the elbow. For a good batsman, the best idea is to vary where the ball bounces (like Shepherd tried on the third bowl) or how much spin it has, like switching up your pitch in baseball. Changing your speed it hard, so don't see much variation there (EDIT: this is sentence is wrong, see below)

[@yadhaider807]

@@magus3553 nah he can't throw it, the bowler in cricket has to bend the arm 360 degrees while bowling

[@leavemanycredits]

@@yadhaider807 he was saying "throw a ball" in the baseball sense where we talk about "pitching around a hitter", not the cricket sense of course, but to answer the question you get penalized for bowling it too far from the batsman (in fact that third delivery seems borderline?) In limited overs cricket you can be forced to bowl an additional ball as a penalty, in addition to the other team being just awarded runs outright. (one or two penalty runs, depending on the format)

[@WillfulSoul143]

2:32 Legend Pedro Martinez chillin’ at a cricket match. Too cool!

[@imacarguy4065]

YOU NEED TO DO THE AFG VS BAN MATCH!! Especially the cramp!

[@lawrencema1985]

I want to know if a baseball player has ever thrown his bat at a team mate.

[@nathanmcintosh1153]

This breakdown just gave me a whole new appreciation for Cricket

[@frankie137137]

I love the cricket. keep it coming!

[@mickylawless1941]

I see cricket on Jomboy and I click it. One day, the US will have a major cricket league and full matches will be available to view on Jomboy. That is my dream.

[@lawrencema1985]

Major League Cricket is starting on Prime Video (at least in Australia) next month. Looking forward to it.

[@squidge903]

If it happens, Jomboy will have helped influence it, for sure. The number of non-cricket folks he's gotten interested is astonishing.

[@lincolnmckay555]

@@lawrencema1985 It's available on ESPN+ and Sling TV in the U.S.

[@catfishaggie]

The US has a professional cricket league now, it’s called Major League Cricket. As it just started last year there are 6 teams. LA, San Fran, New York, Seattle, DC and Dallas

[@AF-bk2bw]

These shorter versions of cricket like big bash league & t20 are what really elevates the sport.

[@pistachio737]

phil salt absolutely peppering it

[@pistachio737]

he’s just philling the wound with salt one after the other

[@pistachio737]

shepherd’s pie needed salt

[@amireallythatgrumpy6508]

@@pistachio737 Very good.

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

haahaaaaa

[@OhJustSomeRandomGuy]

I mean, he's a seasoned vet, you expect that from him.

[@dustinwarren470]

You've gotten so good at calling these cricket games. Very exciting

[@anonymoususer3012]

I was at this game in St Lucia. That over was brutal especially with all the Windies fans nearby

[@NmnBars]

need more cricket content from you jomboy media 🔥

[@billpeterson178]

I have no idea what I just watched, but it was so cool.

[@TheTEN24]

Crazy impressive from the batsmen

[@danielthebingham]

would love Jomboy to do a breakdown on Louis Kimber and Leicestershire's 4th innings chase vs Sussex this week

[@unclejoker9975]

That final "dance" needs some techno and disco lights to go with it.

[@SM-qe4wd]

Meatspin dance

[@jessierabbit]

I'm enjoying learning cricket, but I think the thing tripping me up is the different leagues. Unless I'm misunderstanding, there are some rule variations in different leagues, and I can't always figure out what rules apply to the game I'm watching.

[@keriddunk1520]

I think you mean formats . All leagues are of same format that is t20

[@sunblockquestionmark]

Wait... I know what is happening... Jomboy... Did you teach me cricket ??

[@MM-qi5mk]

We need Jomboy to do a full breakdown on how cricket is played. Seems like a great sport

[@thejesusaurus6573]

check out "cricket explained for baseball fans" its definitely the best video out there if you already understand baseball

[@WorLadCiz]

I look forward to seeing more Americans get into cricket,rugby Union and rugby league. Keep it up Jomboy ❤

[@CactusJackIV]

Love all the videos, especially watching Guts! Keep up awesome work

[@surfingowl9646]

Thanks for explaining Things about cricket. I'm finally getting it

[@lancer2204]

That was just brutal.

[@1219ess]

I still don't understand this game... I swear i will one day

[@mryonsanini]

Jomboy covering the T20 WC is GREAT!!!

[@Lawrence-k4d]

In baseball they have the cycle. In this sport they have the Jiminy. It's so hard to do you have to wish upon a star.

[@joshdobson2737]

I'm finally understanding cricket....ish. THANK YOU!!

[@AF-bk2bw]

More cricket please, also please cover some kabaddi ! It is such a fascinating sport & has such unique scenarios.

[@xhappybunnyx]

Absolutely love the cricket content

[@johnhelms8226]

That’s some great batting.

[@lawrencema1985]

The shot over the keeper's head is one that all batters practice, even down at lowly grade cricket batting practice 15 years ago. You see it so often these days. I think it's a lot more effective than the reverse sweep, which more often than not ends up being hit straight to a fielder. Do Kimber's over against Ollie Robinson in the Leicester vs Sussex game.

[@keriddunk1520]

But you can’t hit a wide bouncer with a sweep shot . A jump upper cut can be effective

[@Galaxy-hl1hk]

Gotta feel for shepherd. I have been in this situation a couple of times before as a bowler when there is a batter at the other end just nailing everything. Sometimes you just have to try and get him off strike and go at the other batter. It's even worse in a T20 match because every run is so valuable and it's very easy to get into a negative frame of mind when this happens.

[@Spencer277]

the spinning bro im coooooooked hahahaha

[@daithi1966]

I don't even understand cricket and Jomboy has me hooked.

[@chetyoubetcha1158]

Love the spin

[@Johnny13Tube]

2:33 this must become a meme face

[@cinefile0075]

Jomboy start reacting to Indian cricket stuff it would be great for your channel

[@Lazyguy22]

Were you planning on doing Chris Jordan's sensational performance with the ball against the USA?

[@Pallethands]

Cricket spin is the best thing

[@squirrelgray945]

Might be the best cricket video you've made to show how it differs from baseball. Hitting anything but front/far = bad in baseball. Just like in bowling you can tell me the scoring a billion times I'm still gonna be confused tho.

[@bootska]

That pitcher feels like I did last night during softball.

[@bigjigyeah]

This is pure pain as a West Indies fan lol..

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

all i can say is, if the board had done enough to keep Sunil Narine interested, this may have been the WI's year.

[@Eclipse0317]

Shout out to the editors! Good work ❤

[@GGMegaTank]

Had me cracking up at the end 😂

[@briankgagermeier]

Nice one bro! Little spinny spin! 😆🤙

[@sahillaskar2285]

When I see cricket I click, no inbetween

[@spencermackay9020]

I would have shifted the boundsman at wide high point in to long silly mid off, then gone after a good length with the doosra for the dot balls on the leg byes.

[@monks311]

That ending was amazing 😂

[@RottenPretzel42]

Jimmy you gotta do the breakdown of Ollie Robinson giving up 43 runs in one over!!

[@mikefouts]

Had me cackling at the end of the video😂

[@gauravchauhan9053]

Hey Jomboy please share your analysis of Yuvraj Singh 6 consecutive 6's in an over aganst England. It was in 2007 World Cup

[@ericg4626]

So is this hitting for a cycle or is this a reverse immaculate inning?

[@hanoapuaa]

The spinning part holybshit i died

[@SoNoFTheMoSt]

'errrrr Help?!' hahaha :)

[@D34dlyTidsy]

Hurts seeing this after we whimpered out against India

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

well see, at least Jomboy showed you an englishman spin well.

[@SirJDWorld]

This is what hitting a cycle should mean

[@stalinmao14]

Shephard looke Shellshocked!

[@JGH1708]

A "pitch" is callee a delivery in cricket.

[@keriddunk1520]

Dear Americans , who say why they can score in foul balls or why are they bouncing the ball. What kind of dumazz should one be to expect baseball rules in a sport that is NOT baseball. Like use some braincell of whatever is left 🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻

[@sethpython8968]

The numbers, mason. What do they mean?

[@yoikes]

Look at him spin spin spin getting me dizzy over here

[@corey6393]

Just spinnin' around.

[@validationboy]

💪 💪 💪 💪 💪 💪 💪 💪

[@pravendrakumaryadav4284]

Please watch afg vs ban world cup match

[@1fosters]

Spin.

[@strkeout]

Let's see if he can play 2B. The Yanks could use this guy.

[@murphsaysit]

these new baseball rule changes are nuts I can't even keep up anymore

[@tmproductions18]

This is fairly easy to do in cricket tbh I can hit balls off the ground real easy

[@cb8426]

i see cricket on jomboy and i click it. Then i fall asleep

[@chigeryelam4061]

Nice, pity they were completely outplayed by India in the next game.

[@dreadbull5039]

I have no desire to figure out what the hell is going on here

[@TheFilipFonky]

homerun = good what else is there to grasp

[@kreuger_]

He hit ball with bat.

[@Yeahitsme101]

You need bit of a brain function to analyse the situation 😅,. Something never seen in baseball ..

[@TheFilipFonky]

@@Yeahitsme101 ...how is cricket more complicated than baseball? I get if you like it more, but this is just irrational random hate

[@jlo7770]

They throw a ball a guy swings a piece of wood at it, if it goes far he gets 4/6 points if it goes short they gotta run back and forth. If they catch it he's out, if they throw the ball at the wood behind him before he crosses line, he's out. It's actually a really simple game

[@TBrl8]

Shepherd had a poor World Cup.

[@ScreamsOfSilence100]

The Australia v Japan Darts World Cup match that just happened deserves a breakdown

[@amoxl114]

aaaaand lose to india

[@GazzyW007]

never hurts to lose to whoever's clearly gonna win the entire thing. india's had everyone's number all tournament long. only canada got spared on weather.

[@flamingfrancis]

@@GazzyW007 Have you already forgotten what happened with India in the last ODI WC played in INDIA

[@Jessy_247]

😂😂😂

[@northofnashira2575]

Is this Darren Sammy's team?

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

Yep he's the head coach of the West Indies.

[@rsvinekar]

Even the stadium is named after him

[@bigfishy7624]

someone show this to Critikal

[@SamuraiCop]

Dude went full on King Ralph

[@terranceparsons5185]

Close, but the bowler doesnt throw the ball.

[@wingdingdmetrius8025]

no idea what any of this means

[@seantimmons5900]

So you also don't know baseball? Because this was basically loke watching Reggia Jackson hitting four in a row. Possibly the most relatable cricket video ever.

[@wingdingdmetrius8025]

@@seantimmons5900 comparing boundaries to homers also gets you flamed by cricketeers

[@amoxl114]

@@wingdingdmetrius8025 i can't imagine any cricket fan disagreeing that a 6 isn't similar to a homer, especially on this channel lol

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

@@wingdingdmetrius8025 It's how I see it as a cricket fan. Only difference is you take another shot after a 6.

[@flamingfrancis]

@@wingdingdmetrius8025 It's hard to understand why...consider that the boundary in T20 internationals is maybe 80 metres / 260 feet, some IPL (domestic league) fields are much less being perhaps 60 metres. The boundary is also a rope inside a triangular section (think Toblerone) which is 6-8 inches in section. The ball only has to hit that boundary on the full or go beyond it to be six runs. The International dimension for the foul lines in baseball is 100 metres / 330 feet with a 120 metres / 400 feet centrefield. The ball has to clear a two metres high fence. These dimensions can be verified in Baseball Rules book.

[@jacobanderson8727]

First baby

[@chhansen9813]

What the hell is this?

[@TheHeadincharge]

Cricket… if you couldn’t piece that together I don’t know what to tell you.

[@allanshpeley4284]

@@TheHeadincharge I think the implications is why should we give two fs about cricket.

[@chhansen9813]

@@TheHeadincharge PAB

[@keriddunk1520]

@@allanshpeley4284i see . May be kindly phk off to another video then. Its his channel, he can post whatever he likes

[@desamster]

Went from interesting baseball breakdowns to yelling and ejections to cricket. Sad.

[@micks9580]

Cricket sucks but Jomboy rules, So I will allow it.

[@amireallythatgrumpy6508]

The first statement is wrong. The other two are correct.

[@Minooka2004]

So……..nevermind. Idc

[@Mike-rb2kk]

this sport is gayer than hamas

[@UNXNOWNEDITZ]

Why do u think that?

[@amireallythatgrumpy6508]

No but the USA is.

[@techgeek7410]

Such a bad time bro lol. Delete this

[@amoxl114]

get rekt

[@amireallythatgrumpy6508]

Asinine comment.

[@Southernswag8283]

*Who else has no clue what is happening in this video???* 👇🏼 ❌

[@DefNotABotBeepBoop]

Cricket players are the least athletic looking professional athletes

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

baseball DH are infinitely worse

[@DefNotABotBeepBoop]

@@anonymouslyopinionated656 have you not watched baseball since like 1998? Most of the DH's these days are yoked. The top guys last year were Giancarlo Stanton, Shohei Ohtani, Bryce Harper, Michael Brantley, JD Martinez, all freak athletes. Meanwhile, cricket players all look somewhere between skinny-fat and just fat. They don't look like athletes at all. Like how do you have the doughy physique of programmer when you're a professional athlete? If MLB players decided to learn how to play cricket for like 6 months, none of these cricket players would have jobs anymore. I played baseball growing up but we played cricket in gym class all the time. It's so much easier than baseball in every single way. You don't even have to hit the ball hard.

[@nikhilreddy8550]

​@@DefNotABotBeepBoopI play snookers with my friends. Hitting stick to cue ball is so easy. 3 months and I can play professional level and become snooker champion. I mean, it's youtube commment section, i can type whatever bs i want. 😅

[@penzcrazier]

What?

[@hughjass69702]

Gay

[@Nate-i3h]

What is this?

[@dipayandey5372]

It's cricket. Cricket is the second most popular game in the world. This is a match of World Cup.

[@Nate-i3h]

@@dipayandey5372 Well it's not baseball or boxing so it's ridiculous.

[@dipayandey5372]

It's ridiculous because you don't understand cricket. But it can't change the fact. Cricket is the second most popular game in the world because Cricket has 3.4 billion fans ,followers and supporters in all over the world . Baseball has only 500 million fans, followers and supporters in all over the world maximum.

[@Nate-i3h]

@@dipayandey5372 The fact that it's the second most popular sport in the world doesn't change the fact that it's ridiculous. Plenty of popular things are ridiculous.

[@dipayandey5372]

It's ridiculous to you not for 3.4 billion people. 3.4 billion people are not fool. Don't try to be "oversmart " and don't try to underestimate 3.4 billion people 's choice. This kind of mentality is called either "superiority complex "or "Inferiority complex ".You can express your personal opinion. It can be acceptable or unacceptable for anyone. But the World follows a common opinion about sports on the basis of world viewers .

[@lhfirex]

He had a hell of a day and I have a feeling his teammates bought him a beer or two after that one.

[@EarlHare]

both of them lol. I'd need a fucking stiff rum and coke after that over.

[@makermark67]

You and your breakdowns have actually gotten me interested in cricket. Never had any interest in it for my entire adult life... BIG baseball guy, now look what you've done to me, lol. Thanks!

[@flamingfrancis]

Australians often have a good knowledge of both sports given that cricket is essentially our national sport and baseball has been played since the 1850's-60's often as cricketers off season sport.. When you know both sports you get a sense for how much baseball skills have impacted on the T20 cricket game. Fielding techniques like relay throw and leg / pop slides have been common since the 1960's and more recently the grips used by most pitchers have come across into bowling. We have eight times MLB All Star catcher David Nilsson to thank for the knowledge he has given to Aussie cricketers and also former national baseball head coach Mike Young who became the national Cricket fielding coach 30 years ago.

[@DalenKruse]

I was interested in cricket for years, but never really understood it. Jomboy's intro to cricket videos pushed me over the edge and now I enjoy watching, and understanding, the game.

[@ammonc6252]

I'm a cricket fan from the UK and Jomboy got me interested in baseball. So he's a true cross-cultural advocate of sport.

[@Yeahitsme101]

Opposite for me ., I never thought I would be interested in baseball and here watching his baseball breakdowns 😅..

[@johnsrabe]

1. You have nailed the vernacular. 2. You have nailed video editing.

[@sentimentalbloke185]

How has he nailed the vernacular when he keeps saying the bowler is throwing?

[@TBAR-mj1eh]

Just a couple months ago, Romario Shepherd did the same thing to a bowler named Anrich Nortje in the IPL where he hit 32 runs in the over with all of them being boundaries. This is Romario Shepherd's way of finding out just how it feels

[@jekanyika]

Someone hit 43 in an over in the County Championship yesterday.

[@TBAR-mj1eh]

@@jekanyika Yeah i know, Louis Kimber from my home county of Leicestershire :) Honestly just made me happy to see that the Leicestershire county cricket club is doing something more than just merely existing

[@gyanmarcorole]

Also Jasprit Bumrah hit 35 against Stuart Broad in Test

[@RawFishHeader]

I needed this after the loss. Thank you Jomboy

[@PeopleAcct707]

I still don't understand cricket but I still love these breakdowns.

[@ugiswrong]

The 6 is in the air beyond the rope, and the 4 is behond the rope. You can hit or protect or take a “pitch” but can’t protect with your leg. I don’t know all the running rules

[@ofs82]

@@ugiswrong You can in theory protect it with your leg but the rules around that are complicated and relate to where the ball bounces and where it hits the leg. For the purposes of T20 type cricket it's best just to avoid it entirely. For the running rules, effectively the white lines just in front of the stumps at each end are effectively the bag, so if you touch down any part of the body (plus the bat) behind that line, you are safe. Because batters work in pairs, we often refer to the "striker" and the "non-striker", with the striker being the one who is facing the bowling at the time and the "non-striker" being the one at the bowler's end.

[@Yosser70]

I’m surprised America doesn’t like cricket more, especially the 20/20 format. It’s very stat heave and I know you guys like that, and it’s just so action packed, again especially 20/20. If you can, have a look at the Indian Premier League, one of the best sporting series around.

[@BussinandDiscussin]

I felt betrayed since I wanted to support USA but they were never on TV or streaming so I kinda hate Cricket again tbh

[@Yosser70]

@@BussinandDiscussin Give it another go, it’s great. One thing that’s often missed with cricket is the aggression that’s put into it, especially the bowlers. Batsmen go out with loads of pads, not just the ones you see on the legs. Bowling at the body is very much part of the game, it’s dangerous out there! lol

[@JimTheFly]

@@Yosser70 Seriously. I was a goalkeeper for a roller hockey league and I think I was just SLIGHTLY more padded up than these batsmen.

[@Yosser70]

@@JimTheFly haha I believe it man. You start off with just your lid, gloves, cup and leg pads, then when the ball finds a new and painful place to hit you, you cover that area in pads! lol

[@shannon5604]

we also don't have many prefessional game ready cricket fields. the cricket league that just started has all their games at one or 2 field because of that

[@Chad_Cave]

I need to rewatch Jomboy explaining cricket.