Top CLEAN BOWLED Wickets at Lord’s | Cricket Reaction

[@musiqueclassiquepourtoujours]

Fun Fact : The commentator that Korbin is imitating and appreciating in the end is actually one of the most feared legendary fast bolwers of his era. Michael Holding also known as "Whispering Death" due to his silent run-up before his dangerous fast delivery.

[@davehocking4091]

And theyre right about his commentary voice - THE best.

[@gaztech101]

Cricket died a bit when Mikey stopped commentary, RIP legend

[@nikhilkrishnan9]

Scott Sterling has a different fan base here lol 😆

[@chiradeepdebnath7771]

I don’t even know who Scott Stirling is😅 Did they mean Scott Styris ??

[@JhaaSahab]

@@chiradeepdebnath7771 it's frictional player name used by many people who watches vollyball football etc I don't know I you seen it but there was a video of goal keeper who constantly blocks penalty sootouts by his head His name was Scott sterling Watch this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnecm4uPhK1lmZI

[@nikhilkrishnan9]

@@chiradeepdebnath7771 I think he is an Irish batsmen or was one, not sure if he's still playing.

[@chiradeepdebnath7771]

That is Paul Stirling I guess.

[@Pk_1911]

@@nikhilkrishnan9 dude I heard this name first time!

[@ranbirchatterjee]

The Caribbean voice in the commentary. That is Michael Holding the elegendary West Indies fast bowler aka The Wispering Death. He was one of the pack of the greatest WI fast bowlers when they ruled world cricket in the 70's and 80's along with Andy Roberts. Joel Garner, Colin Croft and the GREATEST of them all. Malcolm Marshall.

[@ravicraoify]

You are spot on RickSegall about the difference between baseball and cricket. In baseball the batsman needs to closely look at the release, the swing (lateral movement of the ball in the air) and the speed of the ball. In cricket the batsman needs to closely look at the release, the swing (lateral movement of the ball in the air), the speed and the spin (turn after the ball pitches on the ground) of the ball which makes it more dangerous and complicated. Check out the fast bowling of the 80s West Indies team. Most of them not only uprooted the sticks(or stumps) but they used to frequently break the sticks via sheer pace. Batsmen then were terrorized by these West Indian fast legends. The bowlers in this video are kids in front of them.

[@akkibhagwat5648]

These bolds were shortlisted because they make certain movements when they hit the ground, every batsman made correct placement of bat according to the ball, but when the ball bounced, it changed its direction, some remained low some went high bounced, you have to watch it very carefully

[@mintu29apr]

Compiled by someone who loved more English/aussie Bowling , featured only one India. Zaheer, bumrah , bhuvi and shami so many beautiful bowled among these bowlers

[@praveensukabrahmam]

Well this was an ecb channel's video. They can only post thise videos to which they have rights. Also let's not forgot they did not show any clip from the last century.

[@exoticindiaa]

English/Aussie bowlers are better than Indian bowlers tbh

[@drdisrespect.8174]

india starsport will give them copyright strike

[@chiradeepdebnath7771]

The ‘What a voice!’ man was none other than Whispering Death himself, the legendary Michael Holding. You guys should see his speech on BLM.

[@devanshbhandari9492]

JAMES ANDERSON... the legend ... if you want to see the beauty of fast bowler, you should just watch him and you will fall in love with him...

[@RK-tf8pq]

A lot of things affect how the ball is going to behave once it leaves bowler’s hand or after it bounces, for example, moisture in the pitch (pitch is the ground between bowler and the batsman), hardness of the pitch, overcast conditions, cracks on the pitch (pitch develops cracks and imperfections as the game continues).

[@vijaykumar.d8729]

True, a rare game, where the results and score are also depending on weather conditions, like moisture, rain, dew etc type of pitch, excluding players performances

[@RK-tf8pq]

That is why winning the toss is important in cricket, because the winner has a choice to bat or ball first and the winner make that decision based on the pitch conditions amongst other criteria.

[@Notric]

When you get Bowled it means the ball passed by you and destroys the stumps. NOT a Strike, the batter is OUT! Why did it look so slow? Because Spin bowlers do bowl much slower than the Pace bowlers. They try to bamboozle you with the spin. I am looking forward to seeing you guys face some bowlers in a future video. lol I am sure someone in the subs can organise a day of cricket for you.

[@cricketmeniac7215]

they have played cricket in past

[@thephoenix8244]

That voice u liked in the commentary is of the great legend ‘Michael Holding’ of WestIndies known at that time as ‘Whispering Death’ due to his fast bowling attack. ❤️

[@kalaivani_murugesan]

That voice belongs to "whispering death" Michael holding one of the greatest pace bowler of all time...😍

[@shreyaskalnad970]

when u play a 5 day match… u hv to be alert in every ball… the batsman would hv defended the ball for around 50 times and the 51st time, when he loses a little focus, such wickets fall… thats why some of it here looks like the batsman is lazy but they are not… its just the 5 day format which is insane competition

[@gauthamvadlamudi3500]

There are multiple layers to it, There is a movement to the ball in the air (both vertical and horizontal movement) before it hits the ground and a different movement (both vertical and horizontal movement) to it after it hits the ground. The batsman has to first look at the release and then judge where the ball pitches (ground contact point), and shift their gaze from looking at the bowler to that location on the ground where they anticipate the ball pitches. Also the timing is another important thing, which has to be anticipated during the ball release... as it dictates the pace of the ball. Here also the ball will have different trajectories after the release where it can swing, spin, move in the air due to that, by having a curved trajectory before hitting the ground which totally changes where it will hit the ground, (batsman has to judge that). And the spin, orientation, speed, just before hitting the ground and titching location on the ground of the ball itself all of them determine where the ball will go after bouncing off the ground. Also, after the ball pitches (hits the ground), the timing can change drastically (sometimes ball goes in a curved path, and sometimes it goes straight after bouncing, which changes the timing drastically as the bouncing point is very close, generally just 12-33 feet before the batsman. So the timing when released and altered timing after bouncing both are crucial to get right to hit a ball properly. Also, the ball's height when it reaches the batsman after bouncing can be totally different from almost 1 feet above the ground to near the head of the batsman. The horizontal movement of the ball can also be drastically , ranging from few millimeters to width of the bat to almost 3-4 feet if not more. Batsman has to anticipate this and adjust his arm position, and footwork based on that before swinging. Parallelelly based on the pitching location on the ground, short, medium, long, Yorker, batsman has to commit to his leg work (front foot, backfoot, sideways footwork etc) before swinging.... Simultaneously, there is all probability that bowler may deliver a full toss ( ball comes directly to the batsman without hitting the ground) which turns the entire thing upside down. Here batsman has to anticipate the full toss and decide the foot work (generally backfoot), and start to swing earlier based on the ball moment by judging the release, as the ball timing is faster. Then based on all these batsman has to then decide and commit his swing anticipating where the ball will go, and commit to a shot selection instinctively and swing. Simultaneously, based on the ball swing, batsman even while swinging can correct his wrist position, because the bat shape is not symmetrical and the angle of the bat also effects the shot/hit, based on where he wants to direct the ball on the field based on the fielder placement around ( preferably the gaps). The batsman also has to be aware of the keeper's position behind him, to anticipate the bowler strategy, and any possibilities of stumping, catch etc.... All this has to be done while being aware of where the wickets are, which is crucial for LBW ( blocking the ball with batsman's body part which could've hit the wickets if not blocked by the batsman's body) and batsman should also be aware of the wickets as one of the main tasks is to protect the wickets. Also, batsman has to protect his own body as well, while doing all these, as the ball can go anywhere and it can hit batsman's body, cause an injury and still be legal. Obviously behind all these, the strategy, the guessing game of which type of ball, length, bowler will choose, based on the previous balls, etc are all going at the back of the head of batsman. Ofc, the batsman has to go for unorthodox shots sometimes to outsmart the bowler who is expecting some textbook shot for a particular type of ball... to avoid the fielders or hit boundaries etc Similarly the bowler also is continuously trying to outsmart the batsman by varying grip, release, release point, speed of the ball, spin, swinging of the ball, bowling side (around or over the wicket), length of the delivery (how far the ball travels before hitting the ground), pitching point on the ground, and outsmarting, bluffing, guesswork, mind games with the batsman about where the ball will finally go (ball movement after bouncing)

[@archanavinod1]

Glenn McGrath🔥What a bowler.....👌

[@SharpTalks]

Yes Korbin You BEN STOKES 😂

[@vikrantd]

Korbin is new Rajanikant. He can bat with straw🤣🤣🤣

[@hiborz9705]

Man I always creep out whenever i see SRK behind Rick 😅😅😅

[@darshandave1811]

He doesn't live in wankhede

[@smarterasap123]

@@darshandave1811 😂😂😂

[@anishraja9655]

Since you mentioned stumps breaking, they don't break all that often but they do sometimes, especially in Test matches where wooden stumps are still used. There are compilations on KZbin of stumps breaking.

[@gauravthapliyal3116]

React to piers Morgan facing Brett Lee in the nets...u will love the video.its about what are the chances of when a normal person faces a professional cricketer.

[@borokdj4689]

Maybe u should make videos on best Yorker, spinners, swings etc

[@srathwa5947]

only Indian cricket board in the world that never upload any cricket matches or clip on KZbin

[@mtk3755]

True so poor by bcci

[@ShubhamSharma-bn5vf]

Virat Kohli loves ben stokes alot 😅😅 he keep saying his name all the time 🤣🤣

[@anantsharma6365]

How can one make a Clean Bowled compilation without having Malinga & Bumrah in there

[@sshakababy]

Also no Wasim or Waqar.

[@surajpatil286]

True man i was looking for Malinga to come atleast once

[@anantsharma6365]

@@sshakababy There were no bowlers from the 90s so I assumed it's a relatively newer compilation McGrath & Lee were the oldest ones, probably from mid 2000s

[@karankapoor2701]

They haven't played that much in test , malinga wasn't a good test bowler

[@ItachiiOp]

Cuz the video is from England Cricket Board

[@PaulAllen6304]

2:01 Lol Anushka Sharma doesn't like sexual jokes. Incase you interview her someday. Sunil Gavaskar can attest to that😂😂

[@Pk_1911]

Lmao right 😅

[@swatisaini6447]

Oh no did he ask her a sexual question?💀

[@PaulAllen6304]

@@swatisaini6447 He said something like Anushka made Virat play a lot of cricket in the lockdowns😂🤣, and she got furious😂

[@mtk3755]

@@PaulAllen6304 he had said jab lockdown tha tab anushka ki bowling ki practice ki unhone😂

[@marzin137]

Binga and Freddie Flintoff, What a beauty! Man, I miss Noughties cricket!

[@abhishekeasanan6283]

You guys need to be introduced to James Anderson... One of the best pace bowlers of his generation......

[@upadeshpande]

Malinga and Bumrah would have the best clean bowled compilation..

[@Bobby-wn8gv]

This list is incomplete without Bumrah

[@thesaintzor625]

I came back to the channel after a long time today. The reaction was great as always but I have to say that somehow the over production has reduced the familial feeling of the old videos that seemed like we were sitting with two friends. Now it feels like a podcast.

[@TheIkaist]

Wow, u've been reacting to cricket content for years now, and still don't know what "bowled" is.

[@ranjithrajpurohit3804]

🤦

[@RT849]

At 7:36 yea Indian says his name quite often in their conversations 😆😆

[@demigodravan6919]

Ben stokes is one of the english player who is most famous in india

[@kritigupta6437]

BENSTOCKES, kya cricket h!! 😆😆

[@legendslog3911]

Virat kohli wants to know your location

[@kingspeechless1607]

It ought to be 'clean-bowled' wickets...' The dash connects the two words either side of it but is increasingly forgotten about these days in most usages. Clean-bowled really just means it hit the wicket without any deflections off bat or body (or used to, anyway). Some of those balls stayed very low after bouncing, which with any lateral movement at 80-90 mph, gives the batsman virtually no chance at all.

[@parikshithmo]

Test matches last as long as they have to. So yeah Tea. Here tea means snack or lunch break.

[@saptakroy5938]

I guess you may know what a Test match is. If not, here is a brief idea. Test match cricket is the most classic form of cricket and it's duration is 5 days. The match may end before that period but not more. Each day is divided into 3 sessions. 1st session then lunch break, 2nd session then tea break, and then the 3rd session and the game ends for the day. The literal meaning of bowled you all know. But in cricket if someone says he is clean bowled that means the bowler hits the stumps directly without the batsman even touching the ball, which you guys watched here. Korbin - silly point is a fielding position. You may have an idea from Kai Po Che where sushant was explaining the boy all the fielding postions on the board.

[@JoysanaAsakti]

Looks like person who made this video has access to only England cricket. Undoubtedly good picks

[@kunalpatil7301]

Watch the history of ashes series between Australia and England

[@vishalparashar8228]

Next time keep an eye on the bottom line where the score is updated. It also gives for a brief time, the speed of the ball delivered.

[@phanirajsrinivasch8108]

2:12 for the actual stuff.

[@ARCHIT952]

We know you're getting aware about India and Indians, stay grounded guys.

[@eg8049]

Test cricket lasts 8 hr a day for 5 days, so yes, not only tea, even lunch is given to them.

[@hchakravarti]

Yes, even lunch between ... On Test and ODI, and even tea (twice)

[@kingspeechless1607]

Ah, David Warner; Stuart Broad's favourite Aussie rabbit!

[@sahilnoor2328]

That voice was Michael Holding's he is the voice of authority..

[@GaneshAdh3]

You miss all the set up before the wicket. That's the beauty of test cricket all the mind games

[@maverick20137]

Ben Stokes is also a recently invented reference to Indian cuss word (B**n C**d).

[@hemanshubangera5121]

Why aren't you guys reacting on 'House of the dragon' episodes?

[@onwaygaming9453]

React on Yesterday's Ind vs south Africa Match highlights...

[@rishabhupadhyay9848]

Most iconic is Siraj getting Anderson maybe it happened after this video compilation.

[@forsportssake-vivekkumar1871]

These were not, by any stretch of imagination, the 'Best Bowleds' in cricket. These were all in England, 90% of them were by England bowlers only, all of them were after the year 2000. This video is, without a shadow of a doubt, created by some England fanatic. None of these even comes close to bowleds by Malcom Marshall, Michael Holding (the commentator Korbin was imitating), Kapil Dev, Imran Khan, Jeff Thomsan, Denis Lillee, Ian Botham, Richard Hadlee, Curtly Ambrose, Courtney Walsh, Allan Donald, Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis (exponent of Banana Swing), Glenn McGrath (one of the bowlers in the above video), Javagal Srinath and many more during the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s.

[@ggautamr4677]

React on 'YUVRaj 6 Sixes in 1 over in t20 against England"

[@mtk3755]

Already done

[@Monojeetroy04]

Cricket is the game of gentlemen like me 😆

[@ggautamr4677]

AUSTRALIA at TOP at that time 1999-2011

[@_AshishKumar-jk9uh]

Scott Stearling!!! 💥💥💥

[@sreesanthmannadiyar3893]

Looking for songs or fight scenes? Strongly recommend Malayalam movie Thallumaala. Have a bunch of cool songs and fights.

[@parthshah3718]

Lot of these bowlers are British as the Lords is in England ,so all the series played in Lords will definitely have England as the participating team.

[@dineshmule4993]

Jimmy Anderson.. Just Jimmy Anderson, react if you can. Not sure if you need permissions. But i would love to see you react to JImmy Anderson. He is the GOAT

[@whoami1162]

React to Rohit double century 😍😍😍

[@nichen6966]

BOW.. L..E…D…. 😂😂😂😂😂… Woakes is Woke 😂😂😂😂😂

[@anid6958]

When did you guys film this..surely u know more abt cricket now to understand BOWLED

[@mtk3755]

They knew about that but not as a definitive term

[@prasenjeet111]

All those minutes of video can be made with just one man Wasim Akram. How come there wasn't anything of Akram. The king of swing, the best fast bowler of all time, period.

[@ashishkollamparambil4963]

Ok, ok... The bowler bowls a ball(or delivery). Past tense of bowl - bowled. And as the bowler when delivering a ball hits the wicket without interruption from the batsmen, it's called clean bowled.

[@reeneljoseph]

The voice y'all were mentioning is Micheal holding, legendary fast bowler of my team west indies ( Caribbean) y'all need to react to the documentary ( fire in Babylon) best cricket documentary. Although I believe you would not get to react to it

[@dineshmule4993]

If you have permission from England Cricket channel. Jimmy Anderson. Thats the one you gotta react to. We have not even invented the superfast cameras to pick up reverse swing by Jimmy.

[@suprakashsaha8481]

Weird seeing people still love this channel after them doing what they did. It shows people actually don't care, They just talk.

[@swatisaini6447]

What happened?

[@jyotheeshp]

Test clean bowled without classics: Shoaib Akthar?? Wasim Akram?? Irfan Pathan?? Curtly Ambrose??..

[@david-134]

This balls are 140-50 kilometre per hour speed balls

[@shaggyraj27]

Commentry : eyes wide shut

[@arconeagain]

That was Shane Warne commentating on Jimmy Anderson's 500th wicket. It hurts to hear his voice.

[@Vlogwithdipu1]

Where are you from Sir🥺?

[@ashaygomashe4253]

Oh my god indrani please explain them better... Tell them what bowled means... It's frustrating 😂😂

[@abhisek2012]

You should watch a cricket match in India to feel the real madness

[@mash6943]

😀😀 Right

[@anid6958]

They did..there's a video

[@dev7839]

They alrd did

[@shaikhzuber1497]

Watch Stanley ka dabba movie which translates into tiffin of Stanley. Movie about a teacher a student and tiffin

[@borokdj4689]

Morning guys it's 9.23am here

[@sharayu2981]

Rick talks to his Indian daughter in live like it

[@rajeshpatil08]

if you can you guys should collaborate with 'Cricket For Americans' yt channel during the upcoming world cup tournament. Its a t20 tournament which is the shortest format. 'Cricket For Americans' yt do live watch along streamings. May be you can join them for watch along for one off.

[@introvertprotagonist]

You guys missing Dale Steyn The GOAT. 😅

[@LXG_BGMI]

Funny you mentioned Ben stokes.. which is used by Virat Kohli a lot😂

[@nirajchoudhary9999]

Where was indian pace bowler only one Ishant Sharma

[@TTMG-JaY]

I wonder how there is not even a single Shoaib Akthar and Wasim Akram delivery in that :(

[@azeemali8462]

Agreed Also Waqar Younis. Not being racist but too many white folks in these clips. Who compiled these?

[@azeemali8462]

@silverrahul Apologies did not realise. It does say clean bowled wickets at lord's . Having said that those bowlers I'm sure took wickets at lord's

[@azeemali8462]

@silverrahul long title. No time for that shit

[@rameezkhan2627]

React shoaib akhtar bowling king of speed fastest delivery 161.3 in genius world record

[@oliviaevans9398]

It’s bowled as in bowl 🍲 then Ed

[@PiyushKumar-dw1qq]

React on ind vs sa yesterday's t20 match highlights

[@sahilchawan9200]

english pacers man🔥🔥

[@satheeshammiraju3016]

"YAA FOOTWORK HAS GOT TO BE GOOD AGAINST THIS MAN" u people very impressed the voice who spoke commentary between in this video.the person is west indies legendary all rounder Michel holding.still he is at the commentary place when the match is going on.even I love his voice.also u people should listen more voices like Tony Greig bill LAWRE Ian Chappell Sunil gavaskar and others too.these are very popular in cricket commentary.

[@gaganbadiger4398]

Guys please............................................. AB de Villiers ipl batting videos please 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@KlausMikaelson1423]

React to a cricket video Called The very best of suryakumar yadav...playing shots that aren't in the textbook

[@CrickxCinema]

REACT ON INDIA VS AUSTRALIA 3 T20 HIGHLIGHTS 🔥🔥

[@pootoogod]

Cricket is gonna enter usa soon...

[@fahad70]

Please react leading wicket taker's Muttaiah Muralidaran vedios

[@Ustaadjei]

This is just for the Lords cricket ground. Otherwise there’s a lot better than this if it would be worldwide

[@NM-zb6pd]

Korbin can use corn 🌽no bat needed..

[@saketkumar2569]

See Today's India's bowling. two bowled instances

[@DarkHorse198]

React to virat kohli's century at edgbaston that famous 149

[@adityachauhan6614]

Its been 4 years since they r doing cricket videos ,but still no one has asked for AB Diviliers .patrion guys what r u doing .they need to know mr 360.leave comment for abd , so they see it

[@ASANTHU402]

Only ishanth Sharma...Indian player Where were other players...

[@deepakvazkar2054]

Ricks wife despite being indian surprisingly & annoyingly doesn't help out regarding pronouncing indian names or explaining a little about cricket. Very very surprising.

[@rajusirish4159]

Where is Irfan Pathan vs pak hattrick