Stuart Broad is cricket’s meme king | Part 1 | Video Essay | Jarrod Kimber

[@thomasdavey3033]

I love how in the background at 7:30 you can see that the Eng vs NZ game was still live implying that its taken Jarrod over 2 months to make this video

[@mugtiles]

You gotta give credit to Morgan... The team that used to lose to Dutch, Ireland, Bangladesh... Now dominates in at least two formats.

[@KamalUddin-zd4cw]

And now loses to scotland 🤣

[@mugtiles]

@@KamalUddin-zd4cw yeah I forgot them... 🤣🤣

[@supremegeneral2424]

@@KamalUddin-zd4cw you kinda need to understand what now means. That was 4 years ago

[@triunephone6434]

Brilliant video essay, respect to Jarrod and his team.

[@ringomitesh3875]

His dad putting fines on him multiple times is damn funny

[@sam_uelson]

The editing on this is *chefs kiss*

[@KingPairPodcast]

13:30 it's really weird how these things happen to Broad. He achieves something great and then something meme worthy. I mean just look at his over to Bumrah. Soon after he gets his his 550th wicket, he bowls an over of 5 short balls out of which 4 were pretty much venomless and 3 were easily dispatched , 2 no balls, 1 full toss. This all despite being one of the best bowlers of this generation.

[@bulthaosen1169]

He is googly in human form

[@tomweldhen]

This is bloody brilliant Jarrod.

[@zaheerh]

You find the most interesting things to talk about. Great piece Jarrod

[@sidsathya5]

This is a Jon Bois video and that is the highest compliment i can give

[@richarddennis2603]

Errrrm, the fact that England were 47-5 and 102-7 when Broad came in to bat, probably tells you that Pakistan were actually trying, especially as Amir had 6 wickets by that point. Unless you think they got all those wickets by accident. I think we all know how spot-fixing works, and how apart from the no balls, it doesn't really affect anything else. I guess you could argue that the odd ball being a no ball would give you brief respite as a batter, but that's it. It certainly doesn't mean the Pakistan bowlers weren't trying during all the other deliveries.

[@sammym4392]

Jarrod explicitly says that Broad's innings in that game was 'completely legit' and his reason for spending the time he does commenting on it is to point out how it's 'very Stuart Broad' for one of the 'greatest tail-end innings in test match cricket history' to be 'overshadowed almost entirely by something so massive.' His whole point is the fiasco adds to Broad's meme-king status, not that it diminishes the quality of the innings because Amir and co weren't trying.

[@ahnafdrubo9727]

Honestly mate I could listen to you blabber all day

[@handlechar568]

So next test is his last test then. Jarrod knows something XD

[@RatelHBadger]

I still think Jason Gillespie's 200 is a more bizarre and brilliant tail ender innings. Even if he was the night watchman. Stuart Broad in the other hand, he is something else.

[@Crudmonkey211]

I’ll always remember him as the guy who smashed it to Clarke off Agar in 2013 then refused to walk. Then had his toe broken by Johnson 6 months later.

[@joshlong7941]

I’m sure he’s gutted mate

[@falcononpc9845]

He didn't smash it lol. It was a tiny edge that rebounded off the keeper's hands into the slips.

[@kanishkakelaart6132]

Seems like Chandimal did you dirty 😂

[@richarddennis2603]

I don't actually get what the big deal is with the "Celebrappeal". If a bowler is that sure they've got someone, go ahead. The only thing that might happen is them looking very foolish if it isn't out. Which I presume all the celebrappeal haters would love anyway. In the laws of the game, it is only required for one member of the fielding team to appeal, so if the bowler doesn't want to, and wants to go off celebrating instead, then what's the big problem? I expect it'll be something to do with unwritten rules and respect to the opposition, blah blah blah. Telling someone they're gonna break their arm, or celebrating a little early, hmmmmm it's all the same isn't it. I guess that's cricket for you.

[@TheMangoDeluxe]

If I went to get a pint and came back and my mate said ‘you’ll never guess what broadys just done’ - then they would be right. Could be 6 wickets in an over. Could have wasted three reviews. Could have gone for 40 runs through a bizarre series of overthrows. Dependably unexpected.

[@btrams]

im a new cricket fan and so far i like him and de Grandhomme best

[@AgentSmash7]

Finally Chandi scores 202 XD

[@nandishvohra8731]

Dinesh Chandimal scored a double hundred against Australia

[@fixit3111]

11:38 Chandimal scored a double century y'know.

[@bharathgan87]

Love the t-shirt 🤕🏏, Jarrod ! 😀

[@joshslade50]

Great video Jarrod, I noticed however that you have the incorrect HS for Ian Bell, who has a PB of 235 vs India, also had a 199 vs SA

[@saiadityachivukula1375]

Have to give some credit, You have somehow managed to talk about Stuart Broad continuously for 14 minutes and did not mention the six sixes even once... Jarrod Kimber the GOAT

[@kavyavijay4953]

Probably coming up in part 2

[@ethanprince356]

Broad Jr's highest Test score is actually higher than his dad's.

[@mediocrefunkybeat]

Hence the chant. 'He's big, he's bad, he's better than his Dad.' No co-incidence the Barmy Army started that one around about 2010...

[@akshaya3905]

Can you study the meteoric rise of Suryakumar Yadav as a 360 degree player ? His stats are unbelievable with an average of 40 at 175+ strike rate in T20

[@jameshunt1822]

Needs to score against a full bowling attack

[@kinkkrazy]

Scored century Against England on their soil

[@akshaya3905]

@@kinkkrazy True. I can only see him progress cuz of his willingness to get out in the process of manouvering the game to his needs. He has faced all the top international bowlers courtesy of IPL and has produced stellar perfomances for MI in the last 3-4 years. Remember how he hit Jofra Archer for a six the very first ball of of his international debut ? That tells me a lot about his fearlessness to failure. Many batters i've seen just think of themselves and play conservatively. David Malan and Kl Rahul comes to my mind.

[@JoshF848]

When I saw him a few years ago he always seemed to have really solid batting foundations but the difference now is he’s combined that with incredible power hitting

[@Vedrajrm]

There was no meteoric rise He was really good to begin with

[@francissreckofabian01]

When he started I thought he looked like Draco Malfoy. So what you are saying is that match referee Chris Broad paid several Pakistan bowlers to allow his son to score a hundred? How close was that innings to Broad's birthday??? Hmm ( I did understand you correctly, didn't I?).

[@JoshF848]

Nah he’s not suggesting that. Only that once you have bowlers on the field who are doing anything other than trying to win the game at any point, it automatically calls into question everything else that is going on. Was it just a couple of no balls, or was there more going on that we don’t know about? Only the people involved would know

[@remembertochangename3557]

i like bob willis' take on the broad family

[@calvinbonjovi]

I'm searching the memes for "stop moving the robots!"

[@tommartin7728]

Great video but it made me feel sad for Asif and Amir. I mean, they were great bowlers who did something stupid and we didn't get to see enough of them.

[@akshaypoduval8974]

Chandimal now has a double hundred..... Saves him the embarrassment of being behind Broad's top score. :P

[@magnusmcgee993]

Stuart Broad became a good bowler because as a boy, he couldn't get his Dad out! I know it's not true but you can just imagine it :)

[@hasuramapa4639]

How long does this guy take to make a video 😂😂

[@vaibhavathalye7542]

I hope Varun Aaron plays a significant role in part 2 of this

[@jaye5872]

Congrats on making it 3 yrs on KZbin today Jarrod.

[@benudharmadhi4154]

Daddy broad paid Pakistan to let son broad score century 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@manishsuthar4002]

1000th Viewer

[@wardeck6753]

Kindly use the correct map for India the next time.

[@youmnasehar6058]

Exactly. Kashmir is not independent, it's a part of Pakistan

[@yadhaider807]

Triggered xD y'all are next level

[@vaibhavbiradar9451]

At 8:58 you have shown Kashmir as separate country. Are you supporting free Kashmir movement? If not, take it down. You would not like part of Australia shown as different country, would you??

[@youmnasehar6058]

Kashmir is free you know

[@falcononpc9845]

Calm down lol

[@c.augustedupin8860]

triggered indian 🤡😜😂

[@yadhaider807]

Lol triggered

[@handlechar568]

Your buymeacoffee link is broken btw.