The ones that are caught in the slips (behind the batter) are often travelling at between 85 and 100 mph. So it is like catching a pitcher's fast ball with one's bare hands. When you learn how to catch properly it doesn't hurt at all. It's all about having your hands cupped right and the ball just enters and hits right.
Yeah if it goes high up, the fielder gets more time... But you must remember that the ball is swinging in the air, and it is a white ball against a white sky.
@@Chaddington98 Yes red balls are used in day test matches, and players generally don't hit the ball in air during tests a lot. The main point there is to survive, rather than score runs. So high catches in test matches are pretty rare.
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@@Chaddington98 White balls are used in limited overs matches because of the coloured clothing. Normal games we use the traditional red balls and now in some games pink balls. Even in local suburban cricket we have to use the pink balls now for T20 matches but I think thats a marketing ploy by the league to sell us more cricket balls.
If you study your history of cricket you will learn that baseball has not always worn gloves. The ball deliveries were also both underarm for a long time. Remember that the baseball glove is worn on the non dominant hand.
If you have ever played both games it's obvious, in baseball the ball is frequently thrown amongst the players at full speed. In cricket only one player catches the ball at full speed in every play, the wicket keeper, who is also the only player who wears gloves.
A lot of cricketers would tell you that many of the hardest catches are close catches behind the stumps by the 'slip' fielders. They require terrific concentration (you may have to wait hours for one) and you require tremendous reflexes to catch these 'bullets', and coordination to be consistent. These guys are real specialists, on the cricket field.
FYI, these aren't even close to being the best catches in cricket history. With all the cricket these days and such great catches taken more and more often it would be very difficult to curate a list of the truly best catches. They should just call this list "10 spectacular cricket catches."
A lot of people don't realise how much harder and heavier a cricket ball is than a baseball. So i generally recommended purchasing a cricket ball and holding it while watching these videos, it gives you a much better understanding of the game. 🏏
Absolute rubbish...look up the manufacturing specifications of both balls, then come back and state one is MUCH harder or heavier. Cricket balls are also used for up to 90 overs where they soften. Game baseballs are renewed very regularly in MLB games and don't get a chance to soften. The seam is also twice the length and stitching is more prone than central seam of cricket ball.
Shane Warnes' top 10 wickets and Glen Maxwell 201 at the 2023 cricket world cup are great ones. Glen Maxwell 201 is the craziest thing ever and not just sport but in the history of anything. Watching it live on TV was just insane.
Getting caught by the bowler is a highly admired play, we call it "caught and bowled" (for obvious reasons) (I dunno why it isn't "bowled and caught" instead, but, there you have it). Being "caught and bowled" is particularly embarrassing for the Batsman because.....well, he's right there, right in front of you.
Catches 1 and 2 are similar: 1. Angelo running faster didn't have time to do a Boult so he threw it to Dilshan who was still a bit far away from him 2. Boult threw it in the air before going over the rope, then caught it himself
Yep, cricket balls hurt. As a junior (About 14 or 15), I was playing a match for my village. Ball way hit into the air and another fielder, a friend of mine, shouted, "Mine!" I thought, 'No, it's nearer to me.' Trouble is, I only thought it so when I went for the ball, I walked into the back of my friend, my hands were knocked out of the way and I caught the ball with my eye! Got a trip to A&E and looked like I'd been hit by Mike Tyson for about a week.
@@Chaddington98 Had some antiseptic cream which I needed to apply to the inside of my eyelid. Luckily, my eye was so swollen that I could squeeze the cream onto the inside of my eyelid without the need to touch my eyelid in any way!
Yeah young kids get scared of catching a Cricket ball as well, they have to be taught the correct procedure so as not to hurt their hands. Once they know the right procedure they lose the fear. (knowledge brings power)
The most difficult part of these catches in the deep is not so much the catch itself but judging exactly where you need to be to make the catch. If you suddenly realise it's going over your head or falling short you're not going to catch it.
I got hit in the face once fielding at deep mid wicket, I was facing the sun but thought I had made good position to catch it, I was just off a bit and the ball went through my fingers and in to my face giving me a blackeye and left the seam mark on my cheek.
Harder then baseballs but you play cricket from an early age and you learn how to catch with soft hands. Once it becomes a reflex it's not very hard in the hand, do it wrong though and you will break bones
Indeed. I mostly fielded at first slip. For the uninitiated, that is the position behind the batsman, to the immediate side of the wicket keeper (who does wear gloves). You are waiting for a batsman to 'edge' the ball. From a fast bowler that is going at some rate, and you are not that far away. Reflexes are everything in that position. Fielding in the outfield, waiting an eternity for a ball to come down, was not my idea of fun! :)
@@davejones7632 when I was a kid I played more on the boundary as I was pretty good at hitting high balls but as an adult it turned out I had surprisingly good reflexes for fast balls off the bat
So in that last one, it had to be caught by a team mate cos he didn't hold the catch without going beyond the boundary. The alternative is number 2 where he returns to the field and catches it himself.
They deliberately hit the ball to all parts of the ground depending on the delivery, the shot you said wasn’t a good hit was called a cut shot, which means the ball was probably on a shorter length and outside the line of his off stump.
Bro just watch Major League Cricket in your country , Indian Premier League, or Caribbean Premier League, or Big Bash League, or Any t20 league you will love the game .
With the last catch he could have just thrown it on the ground and as long as he did so before treading on or over the boundary rope the only runs scored would be how many the batsmen were able to run, which would probably have been two runs, instead of the six runs if the ball had cleared the boundary.
When you catch a cricket ball you allow it to arrive and take back your hand to soften the arrival of the ball. Played cricket and you do not attack the ball you allow it to arrive and you slow it down. I still don't understand why they say in baseball they are great catches when you have a glove to help you.
It's called a boundary not the edge of the field or out of bounds. The rope or triangles now is the boundary line. A catch most be court on the full which is why most players use the cup or reverse cup technique when catching
Yeah, a cricket ball's definitely heavier than a baseball. A baseball usually weighs between 5 and 5.25 ounces. Cricket balls are a bit beefier, coming in between 5.5 and 5.75 ounces.
The difference in manufacturer's specifications means the cricket ball would have 5-10% more force when travelling at the same speed. So which one would you prefer to be standing in front of if both are coming at you at say, 60MPH if you can't stop it.? Cricket balls go soft during the time they are in the game whereas baseballs are being renewed very regularly and an average of 20-30 can be used in any MLB game. The stitched seam on a baseball is also twice the length of a cricket ball making it more prone to cause cutting injuries. Now you have some balance to your comment.
To make a fair catch, you must catch the ball before it touches the ground and then have control of the ball. If you catch a ball close to the boundary and step over the boundary rope with the ball in hand, the batter gets six runs and is not out. If after catching the ball you throw it infield before you step on the ground over the line and then return and catch the ball again or another fielder catches the ball you have thrown, it is a fair catch and the batter is out. There was a good example of a fielder throwing it to himself and one where he threw it to a teammate in that collection.
Yeah the balls are hard but we grow up playing with them and get used to it, my hands are now all gnarly because I played from age 11 and retired at age 58 two years ago. I think I have broken my hand twice and have had many broken fingers, its part and parcel of the game we all love playing.
Credit for the inclusion of some catches dating back to the late 90s. The athleticism of cricket in the field has improved out of sight since the 80s when the West Indies were light years ahead of all competitors As a comparison, I recommend digging up John Dyson’s grab to get rid of Sylvester Clarke off the late Bruce Yardley. Catch of the season for 81/82. Dyson had a super pair of hands but was not athletic
Yes, cricket balls hurt. First time I tried the game as a little kid, I tried to stop a ball rolling along the ground like my big cousins had taught me (knee down to make a backstop in case you miss, start with a nice big "net", eye on the ball, eye on the ball, eye on the ball ) but it was a bumpy ground, and the ball hit a bump just as it got near me, took off, hit me somewhere in the head or face. Gave up cricket after that, till forced to play it as a teen. (It's not a game for someone with two left hands, and ten thumbs.)
If you try and catch a fast flying cricket ball, like you would any other type of ball, you could break your hand or fingers. Many pro cricketers end up with broken bones. You have to build up your technique to do it properly.
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These catches are subjective and no doubt there have been better over the years. The best catches are those that where the fielder has little time to react. Obviously, the catches where the fielder close to the boundary, release the ball before going over the boundary and regathers the ball in the field of play.
We have a saying Catches win matches We had 2 feilders taken to hospital other night Very similar to the one where thet almost hit each other These guys did head to head knocked each other out one broke he's nose It rare but does happen from time to time Weve had broken leg from from same type of catching Normally feilders not so close to each other and general rule is you call if going for the catch and another player near That way they pull out and normally its the person who has the straight run at ball goes for catch if closer or same distance Its why you have to be aware of your surroundings and other players As Aussie's playing sport its not a expectation to throw yourself at the ball But a requirement if you want to play any of our sports You do it for your team supporters and country and very bad if you don't The likelihood of playing again is slime to buckles If you manage to get another game the opponent's will continue to test your integrity Especially in contact sports here Best catches that open to interpretation of the individual's What one thinks best another won't Some think slip catches are better or wicket keeper's in close fielders There all have outstanding catches in their own rights So don't believe these are the best but outstanding catches Some earlier games had outstanding catches as well But you'll never see them because footage is in poor quality now Every season there's outstanding catches just as bowling and bats man Its a fluid part of all games for every changing and this is just what someone put together Been as good if not better this year but not on this list So i like to look at them as outstanding catches not the run of the mill but best thats up for interpretation Im not having ago at you or even the person made the real just trying to keep things in perspective Cheers mate 🦘🇦🇺👍
Honestly, these are 10 great catches, but no better than 100s of other catches you will see. By the way, on catch number 1, he caught the ball while on the field and then threw it to a team mate on the field (who caught it) before he ran over the boundary line.
I don't think #2 is a legal catch under current rules (not sure how old it is, so they might have changed the rules since then). Might be wrong, but I think the current rule requires that if you go outside the boundary, you have to touch the ground inside the boundary before making contact with the ball again (or similar). So while i's still a great catch, he needs to be back inside the field of play (and have some part of his body touch the ground) before he can complete the catch legally.
I wouldn't call number 2 to actually be legal a catch. Didn't reestablish contract in the field prior to catching the ball the second time. Would be like stepping out of the field as the ball comes in and leaping forward back into the field while catching the ball in mid air, should be a six.
@Chaddington98 I was once out all Friday night. I had one hour sleep and arrived at the ground 13 minutes before the start of play. My team won the toss and chose to bat even though one opening batsman wasn't there. I had to rush to get ready although I was more keen on telling everybody about my night even though there wasn't enough time. I continued my story to the other opening batsman. My team batted very poorly, including me. My team mates got out while I batted poorly without getting out. I batted for three and a half hours while all my team mates got out. So, I spent three and a half hours telling one team mate at a time and the entire other team and the umoires about getting picked up and taken home by two women. I had more sexual partners than hours sleep. I am legendary at my club for that day because apparently batsmen usually talk about cricket while batting and not their sexual exploits. Especially to the other team.....
The last ones video is old and misleading. The player actually throws the ball to another fielder who makes the catch. But its off screen in this video. So you don't see the 2nd fielder make the catch.
These are not the top ten by a long shot. The best ones are the nicks caught on low sideways dives in the slips where the fielders have milliseconds to react. The ball doesn't go high up in the air so there is no time to run and get near the ball. They are probably not included as catching them on slo-mo is very tough.
Chad taje a look at the top 10 slip catches. Those are pretty hard to take off fast bowlers because the ball is literally flying off the bat and the fieldsman is only feet away. Her's the link: ruclips.net/video/Qd2pHeiMcgo/видео.html
Nowhere near the top 10 in history. Perhaps the top 10 RECORDED in some region. Many of these are reactionary catches which are hit or miss but the most difficult to catch is the running outfield catch while running back over the shoulder (same as per baseball). These are planned and not reactionary. One of the best (recorded) was taken by Australian Travis Head who was awarded the MVP of the 2023 CWC World Cup Final.
Apologies! Yes, there were two tracks, but I can't imagine it would be phasing unless my microphone was picking up sound from my headphones. I'll have to do some investigation. Thank you!
@@Chaddington98 You're welcome. Not a huge problem but thought it might be helpful to note. Try out some AFL one day too. 2023 Grand Final highlights for a very exciting game but maybe an intro to the game first. I still have issues with some of the rules for these sports after a lifetime of watching so good luck!
Oh dear they left out one of the most legendary catches of all time, caught by rugby league player Paul ‘Fatty’ Vaughton. ruclips.net/video/-qlR8YBpAls/видео.htmlsi=F-V8SlbojQ_bsouh
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No gloves and the cricket ball is much harder (and heavier) than a baseball, but cricketers are not softies.... 🙂 Plus it has a hard seam that while the ball is new, can cut your skin.
all ways find it funny ... baseball players scared to catch without a glove (cricket) ... what you dont wear padding American football (rugby) usa sport is minor league
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The ones that are caught in the slips (behind the batter) are often travelling at between 85 and 100 mph. So it is like catching a pitcher's fast ball with one's bare hands. When you learn how to catch properly it doesn't hurt at all. It's all about having your hands cupped right and the ball just enters and hits right.
And "accepting" the ball.
@@robertferraro236 Yes "receiving" the ball gently, either fingers pointing skywards (Aussie style) or fingers pointing down (English style).
Agreed
Yeah if it goes high up, the fielder gets more time... But you must remember that the ball is swinging in the air, and it is a white ball against a white sky.
Good point. I feel like I’ve seen them use red balls too right?
@@Chaddington98 Yes red balls are used in day test matches, and players generally don't hit the ball in air during tests a lot. The main point there is to survive, rather than score runs. So high catches in test matches are pretty rare.
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Trust me, you got to give this video a try, dont take my word for it and I will let you be the judge for this video. Let me know what ya think of the video.
@@dreamersparadise919 Rather than score runs? You mean they don't score at a faster rate.
@@Chaddington98 White balls are used in limited overs matches because of the coloured clothing. Normal games we use the traditional red balls and now in some games pink balls. Even in local suburban cricket we have to use the pink balls now for T20 matches but I think thats a marketing ploy by the league to sell us more cricket balls.
As an Aussie, I don't understand why you Americans feel the need for a glove to catch a ball. 😂
Because gloves protect our handsies
@Chaddington98 sounds about right.
If you study your history of cricket you will learn that baseball has not always worn gloves. The ball deliveries were also both underarm for a long time.
Remember that the baseball glove is worn on the non dominant hand.
If you have ever played both games it's obvious, in baseball the ball is frequently thrown amongst the players at full speed. In cricket only one player catches the ball at full speed in every play, the wicket keeper, who is also the only player who wears gloves.
@@johnwatters6922you may want to rethink this 😂😂
A lot of cricketers would tell you that many of the hardest catches are close catches behind the stumps by the 'slip' fielders. They require terrific concentration (you may have to wait hours for one) and you require tremendous reflexes to catch these 'bullets', and coordination to be consistent. These guys are real specialists, on the cricket field.
That's cool :) thanks
FYI, these aren't even close to being the best catches in cricket history. With all the cricket these days and such great catches taken more and more often it would be very difficult to curate a list of the truly best catches. They should just call this list "10 spectacular cricket catches."
And, it is someone's opinion at best. What you think are the best top 10, I can almost guarantee won't be my top 10.
A lot of people don't realise how much harder and heavier a cricket ball is than a baseball.
So i generally recommended purchasing a cricket ball and holding it while watching these videos, it gives you a much better understanding of the game.
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Absolute rubbish...look up the manufacturing specifications of both balls, then come back and state one is MUCH harder or heavier.
Cricket balls are also used for up to 90 overs where they soften. Game baseballs are renewed very regularly in MLB games and don't get a chance to soften. The seam is also twice the length and stitching is more prone than central seam of cricket ball.
Shane Warnes' top 10 wickets and Glen Maxwell 201 at the 2023 cricket world cup are great ones. Glen Maxwell 201 is the craziest thing ever and not just sport but in the history of anything. Watching it live on TV was just insane.
Getting caught by the bowler is a highly admired play, we call it "caught and bowled" (for obvious reasons) (I dunno why it isn't "bowled and caught" instead, but, there you have it). Being "caught and bowled" is particularly embarrassing for the Batsman because.....well, he's right there, right in front of you.
Catches 1 and 2 are similar:
1. Angelo running faster didn't have time to do a Boult so he threw it to Dilshan who was still a bit far away from him
2. Boult threw it in the air before going over the rope, then caught it himself
There's a problem with #1. You don't actually get to see the second fielder who catches it after it is thrown back in.
yes, you made sense of the last catch as it was not very clear in the video. Glad that you are enjoying the cricket :)
I’m loving cricket! Thanks for watching! 😄
Yep, cricket balls hurt. As a junior (About 14 or 15), I was playing a match for my village. Ball way hit into the air and another fielder, a friend of mine, shouted, "Mine!" I thought, 'No, it's nearer to me.' Trouble is, I only thought it so when I went for the ball, I walked into the back of my friend, my hands were knocked out of the way and I caught the ball with my eye! Got a trip to A&E and looked like I'd been hit by Mike Tyson for about a week.
Oof that’s rough! 😅
@@Chaddington98 Had some antiseptic cream which I needed to apply to the inside of my eyelid. Luckily, my eye was so swollen that I could squeeze the cream onto the inside of my eyelid without the need to touch my eyelid in any way!
Yeah young kids get scared of catching a Cricket ball as well, they have to be taught the correct procedure so as not to hurt their hands. Once they know the right procedure they lose the fear. (knowledge brings power)
The most difficult part of these catches in the deep is not so much the catch itself but judging exactly where you need to be to make the catch. If you suddenly realise it's going over your head or falling short you're not going to catch it.
I got hit in the face once fielding at deep mid wicket, I was facing the sun but thought I had made good position to catch it, I was just off a bit and the ball went through my fingers and in to my face giving me a blackeye and left the seam mark on my cheek.
Harder then baseballs but you play cricket from an early age and you learn how to catch with soft hands. Once it becomes a reflex it's not very hard in the hand, do it wrong though and you will break bones
Indeed. I mostly fielded at first slip. For the uninitiated, that is the position behind the batsman, to the immediate side of the wicket keeper (who does wear gloves). You are waiting for a batsman to 'edge' the ball. From a fast bowler that is going at some rate, and you are not that far away. Reflexes are everything in that position. Fielding in the outfield, waiting an eternity for a ball to come down, was not my idea of fun! :)
@davejones7632 I played silly mid or covers
@@solreaver83 I did occasionally field at silly mid off. Usually when it looked the bowler had sod all chance of getting a ball near the bat!
@@davejones7632 when I was a kid I played more on the boundary as I was pretty good at hitting high balls but as an adult it turned out I had surprisingly good reflexes for fast balls off the bat
Many players, club and professional, play with sore and even bruised hands and even damaged or brocken fingers.
I have a crooked third finger on my right hand from almost catching a ball i had just bowled.
The number 9 one is one of the best by Ravindra Jadeja, He is one of the best fielders in the world.
@@KrishPatel-ks2fe SIR Ravindra Jadeja
So in that last one, it had to be caught by a team mate cos he didn't hold the catch without going beyond the boundary. The alternative is number 2 where he returns to the field and catches it himself.
When you make a good catch it doesn't hurt as much as dropping it (mainly due your adrenaline and team morale).
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They deliberately hit the ball to all parts of the ground depending on the delivery, the shot you said wasn’t a good hit was called a cut shot, which means the ball was probably on a shorter length and outside the line of his off stump.
Bro just watch Major League Cricket in your country , Indian Premier League, or Caribbean Premier League, or Big Bash League, or Any t20 league you will love the game .
T20 is the worst format of cricket.
There's one catch by AB Divilliers which was in the IPL vs SRH, best catch imo, he's called the alien due to it
With the last catch he could have just thrown it on the ground and as long as he did so before treading on or over the boundary rope the only runs scored would be how many the batsmen were able to run, which would probably have been two runs, instead of the six runs if the ball had cleared the boundary.
Oh I get it now. Thanks!
Keep in mind that you couldn’t see the full catch for No. 1 - maybe they didn’t have enough cameras lol
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When you catch a cricket ball you allow it to arrive and take back your hand to soften the arrival of the ball. Played cricket and you do not attack the ball you allow it to arrive and you slow it down. I still don't understand why they say in baseball they are great catches when you have a glove to help you.
Oh wow that’s cool
If you "don't understand" perhaps it's time to try and learn rather than being critical.
It's called a boundary not the edge of the field or out of bounds. The rope or triangles now is the boundary line. A catch most be court on the full which is why most players use the cup or reverse cup technique when catching
Next time you have to see most dangerous bouncer in cricket I will assure you you will be amazed
Yeah, a cricket ball's definitely heavier than a baseball. A baseball usually weighs between 5 and 5.25 ounces. Cricket balls are a bit beefier, coming in between 5.5 and 5.75 ounces.
The difference in manufacturer's specifications means the cricket ball would have 5-10% more force when travelling at the same speed.
So which one would you prefer to be standing in front of if both are coming at you at say, 60MPH if you can't stop it.?
Cricket balls go soft during the time they are in the game whereas baseballs are being renewed very regularly and an average of 20-30 can be used in any MLB game. The stitched seam on a baseball is also twice the length of a cricket ball making it more prone to cause cutting injuries.
Now you have some balance to your comment.
@flamingfrancis hope you know in cricket player doesn't wear any gloves 🧤 accept wicket keeper and batsman.
Jonty Rhodes could have a video of fielding and catches all to himself!
Or Ricky Ponting
Have you ever felt a cricket ball let alone one at 100 kpm. It’s called the boundary.
If foot grounded it's 6
If he throws it infield it's what the batters can run or throw to another fielder
To make a fair catch, you must catch the ball before it touches the ground and then have control of the ball. If you catch a ball close to the boundary and step over the boundary rope with the ball in hand, the batter gets six runs and is not out. If after catching the ball you throw it infield before you step on the ground over the line and then return and catch the ball again or another fielder catches the ball you have thrown, it is a fair catch and the batter is out. There was a good example of a fielder throwing it to himself and one where he threw it to a teammate in that collection.
Thank you!
Unless this video has Fatty's catch, it isn't the best in history. 🤣
Yeah the balls are hard but we grow up playing with them and get used to it, my hands are now all gnarly because I played from age 11 and retired at age 58 two years ago. I think I have broken my hand twice and have had many broken fingers, its part and parcel of the game we all love playing.
Credit for the inclusion of some catches dating back to the late 90s. The athleticism of cricket in the field has improved out of sight since the 80s when the West Indies were light years ahead of all competitors
As a comparison, I recommend digging up John Dyson’s grab to get rid of Sylvester Clarke off the late Bruce Yardley. Catch of the season for 81/82. Dyson had a super pair of hands but was not athletic
10 & 2 was the same guy: Trent Bolt. He's a fast bowler.
Why do Americans have an obsession with Gloves?.. soft hands?😮
I do moisturize frequently
They don't know any different. It is not their fault. America wasn't built in a day.
Why does a wicketkeeper wear gloves in all cricket games? Gloves that have pockets to give the keeper greater range. They also wear inner gloves.
No 4 - Corey Anderson now plays for the US team.
Yes, cricket balls hurt. First time I tried the game as a little kid, I tried to stop a ball rolling along the ground like my big cousins had taught me (knee down to make a backstop in case you miss, start with a nice big "net", eye on the ball, eye on the ball, eye on the ball ) but it was a bumpy ground, and the ball hit a bump just as it got near me, took off, hit me somewhere in the head or face. Gave up cricket after that, till forced to play it as a teen. (It's not a game for someone with two left hands, and ten thumbs.)
If you try and catch a fast flying cricket ball, like you would any other type of ball, you could break your hand or fingers. Many pro cricketers end up with broken bones. You have to build up your technique to do it properly.
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Bruh, you should watch "Best fast ball wicket taking deliveries". I am sure you gonna like it and its the coolest thing in cricket.
If not used to it, catching a cricket ball hurts like H... but they practice a lot, so kind of get used to it
You mention how hard the ball is, especially catching the ball in your hand. This video link ruclips.net/video/FiJ8tolOTKw/видео.html shows the processes in the making of the Kookaburra Turf Cricket ball in Australia. The turf cricket ball is used in Test cricket that is played between countries, the players play in all white and the Test match is scheduled over 5 days.
Sir u should react to deadliest bouncers in cricket history nd u will get to know how deadly can cricket become.....please
These catches are subjective and no doubt there have been better over the years. The best catches are those that where the fielder has little time to react. Obviously, the catches where the fielder close to the boundary, release the ball before going over the boundary and regathers the ball in the field of play.
Hard to tell what happened in that last one - he had to throw it back to another player who had to catch it.
It hurts at first. But you eventually get used to it.
We have a saying
Catches win matches
We had 2 feilders taken to hospital other night
Very similar to the one where thet almost hit each other
These guys did head to head knocked each other out one broke he's nose
It rare but does happen from time to time
Weve had broken leg from from same type of catching
Normally feilders not so close to each other and general rule is you call if going for the catch and another player near
That way they pull out and normally its the person who has the straight run at ball goes for catch if closer or same distance
Its why you have to be aware of your surroundings and other players
As Aussie's playing sport its not a expectation to throw yourself at the ball
But a requirement if you want to play any of our sports
You do it for your team supporters and country and very bad if you don't
The likelihood of playing again is slime to buckles
If you manage to get another game the opponent's will continue to test your integrity
Especially in contact sports here
Best catches that open to interpretation of the individual's
What one thinks best another won't
Some think slip catches are better or wicket keeper's in close fielders
There all have outstanding catches in their own rights
So don't believe these are the best but outstanding catches
Some earlier games had outstanding catches as well
But you'll never see them because footage is in poor quality now
Every season there's outstanding catches just as bowling and bats man
Its a fluid part of all games for every changing and this is just what someone put together
Been as good if not better this year but not on this list
So i like to look at them as outstanding catches not the run of the mill but best thats up for interpretation
Im not having ago at you or even the person made the real just trying to keep things in perspective
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Slime to buckles? I’ll have to look that one up haha
Honestly, these are 10 great catches, but no better than 100s of other catches you will see.
By the way, on catch number 1, he caught the ball while on the field and then threw it to a team mate on the field (who caught it) before he ran over the boundary line.
I don't think #2 is a legal catch under current rules (not sure how old it is, so they might have changed the rules since then). Might be wrong, but I think the current rule requires that if you go outside the boundary, you have to touch the ground inside the boundary before making contact with the ball again (or similar). So while i's still a great catch, he needs to be back inside the field of play (and have some part of his body touch the ground) before he can complete the catch legally.
Yes, spin bowlers with Shane Warne as well as James Anderson Bowling Highlights "The King of Swing"
I wouldn't call number 2 to actually be legal a catch. Didn't reestablish contract in the field prior to catching the ball the second time. Would be like stepping out of the field as the ball comes in and leaping forward back into the field while catching the ball in mid air, should be a six.
Look up Denis Lilly. Great Aussie bowler.
Better still look up Dennis Lillee.
Vote Jadeja catch here!
Gloves? That would take all the skill out of the catches - like baseball.
I have taken catches that would make this list, many while still drunk. Adam Dale and I aren't the only Aussies who can catch either.....
Haha. Cricket seems like a dangerous sport to play drunk.
@Chaddington98 I was once out all Friday night. I had one hour sleep and arrived at the ground 13 minutes before the start of play. My team won the toss and chose to bat even though one opening batsman wasn't there. I had to rush to get ready although I was more keen on telling everybody about my night even though there wasn't enough time. I continued my story to the other opening batsman. My team batted very poorly, including me. My team mates got out while I batted poorly without getting out. I batted for three and a half hours while all my team mates got out. So, I spent three and a half hours telling one team mate at a time and the entire other team and the umoires about getting picked up and taken home by two women. I had more sexual partners than hours sleep. I am legendary at my club for that day because apparently batsmen usually talk about cricket while batting and not their sexual exploits. Especially to the other team.....
You watching a fanmade vedio
My guy you should react to how India created 11 billion dollars cricket empire next much love from India ❤
The last ones video is old and misleading. The player actually throws the ball to another fielder who makes the catch. But its off screen in this video. So you don't see the 2nd fielder make the catch.
These are not the top ten by a long shot. The best ones are the nicks caught on low sideways dives in the slips where the fielders have milliseconds to react. The ball doesn't go high up in the air so there is no time to run and get near the ball. They are probably not included as catching them on slo-mo is very tough.
Chad taje a look at the top 10 slip catches. Those are pretty hard to take off fast bowlers because the ball is literally flying off the bat and the fieldsman is only feet away. Her's the link: ruclips.net/video/Qd2pHeiMcgo/видео.html
Recommend you check out best run-outs of all time.
He could have thrown it on the ground but it wouldn't be a catch, but it would have saved 6 runs.
Nowhere near the top 10 in history. Perhaps the top 10 RECORDED in some region. Many of these are reactionary catches which are hit or miss but the most difficult to catch is the running outfield catch while running back over the shoulder (same as per baseball). These are planned and not reactionary. One of the best (recorded) was taken by Australian Travis Head who was awarded the MVP of the 2023 CWC World Cup Final.
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these r not top 10 catches of all time these are just random 10 good catches
These are great catches but not the best ones as it depends on what country the person is from who posted the video as they tend to be too biased.
It's not best catch of history but some examples their are thousand of catch this video just give glimpse of these
Some strange audio phasing going on in the clip. 2 tracks going into the edit perhaps? Enjoy the cricket.
Apologies! Yes, there were two tracks, but I can't imagine it would be phasing unless my microphone was picking up sound from my headphones. I'll have to do some investigation. Thank you!
@@Chaddington98 You're welcome. Not a huge problem but thought it might be helpful to note. Try out some AFL one day too. 2023 Grand Final highlights for a very exciting game but maybe an intro to the game first. I still have issues with some of the rules for these sports after a lifetime of watching so good luck!
Chaddington. You'd be better off sticking to baseball.
Some of these arent even top 1000 catches, certainly none of these would make it into the top 10 catches.
Oh dear they left out one of the most legendary catches of all time, caught by rugby league player Paul ‘Fatty’ Vaughton. ruclips.net/video/-qlR8YBpAls/видео.htmlsi=F-V8SlbojQ_bsouh
This video is definitely made by an Indian dude, sneaked some pretty average catches into the list😂
React on ab devilliers fastest 100
There's at least 300 better catches in slips and gully than those.
Plz react on shane Warne top 10 wickets
pls nrl reaction
ruclips.net/video/o4Xkt62NQfQ/видео.html Please react to this brother. One of the greatest finishes to a test match, and also the most watched test match ever.
No gloves and the cricket ball is much harder (and heavier) than a baseball, but cricketers are not softies.... 🙂 Plus it has a hard seam that while the ball is new, can cut your skin.
Watch ms dhoni wicket keeping
ruclips.net/video/_USYYzDQ_MA/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Wow, what was that black monolith thing doing there? haha
The question really is, why wear gloves?
PLEASE REACT TO "ms dhoni insane wicket keeping"
all ways find it funny ... baseball players scared to catch without a glove (cricket) ... what you dont wear padding American football (rugby) usa sport is minor league