American (Baseball Fan) Reacts | Cricket moments that shocked everyone
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- Cricket has a rich history with many iconic moments. Here's a list of some of the greatest plays in cricket history:
1) Don Bradman's 334 (1930): Sir Donald Bradman's innings against England at Headingley is one of the highest individual scores in Test cricket and is considered a masterpiece.
2) Brian Lara's 400 (2004):* The West Indian batsman's unbeaten 400 against England in Antigua is the highest individual score in Test cricket.
3) Sachin Tendulkar's "Desert Storm" (1998): Tendulkar's iconic innings against Australia in Sharjah, where he played two consecutive centuries to take India to the finals, is etched in cricket history.
4) Shane Warne's "Ball of the Century" (1993): Warne's first delivery in an Ashes Test that completely bamboozled England's Mike Gatting is often regarded as the greatest ball ever bowled.
5) Vivian Richards' 189 (1984):* Richards' destructive innings against England at Old Trafford is considered one of the greatest one-day knocks ever.
6) Adam Gilchrist's 149 in the 2007 World Cup Final:* Gilchrist's explosive innings in the World Cup final against Sri Lanka played a crucial role in Australia's triumph.
7) Kapil Dev's 175 in the 1983 World Cup:* Kapil Dev's heroic innings against Zimbabwe played a pivotal role in India's journey to winning their first-ever Cricket World Cup.
8) Courtney Walsh's 13/55 (1986): Walsh's incredible bowling figures against Australia in 1986 are the best in Test history for a fast bowler.
9) MS Dhoni's World Cup-winning six (2011): Captain Dhoni's six to win the 2011 World Cup for India is an iconic moment in cricket history.
10) Ben Stokes' innings in the 2019 World Cup Final: Stokes' heroic performance against New Zealand in the World Cup final helped England secure their first-ever World Cup.
Top 10 Cricket Teams (as of January 2022):
1) Australia
2) India
3) England
4) New Zealand
5) South Africa
6) Pakistan
7) West Indies
8) Sri Lanka
9) Bangladesh
10) Afghanistan
Top 10 Cricket Players (as of January 2022):
Virat Kohli (India)
Kane Williamson (New Zealand)
Steve Smith (Australia)
Joe Root (England)
Babar Azam (Pakistan)
Ben Stokes (England)
Jasprit Bumrah (India)
Pat Cummins (Australia)
Rohit Sharma (India)
David Warner (Australia)
Enjoy some of the greatest catches in Cricket! 
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You can add another one to that list of greatest innings ever - Glenn Maxwell produced one of the greatest innings ever just a few days back, scoring 201 not out, out of Australia's total of 293 in a match where they looked like they had no chance of winning. And if that's not enough, he was injured for much of it and couldn't really run properly. His runs included ten sixes and 21 boundary fours and came off just 128 balls.
144 runs came from boundaries
and he had full body cramps for the last 70 balls of his innings
Body cramps and back pain
Correct
See ODI Finals about 2 days
I've been a cricket fan for most of my life, I'm 70, and it never ceases to amaze and delight me. Love it.
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@@daveloboda1769 Your teams performance during this world cup was disappointing.
Really dude?dont bother the old man
@@capteagle9 😂
A hat-trick is always considered very precious and very difficult to have one, however there are many bowlers who have done that
Not in the first 3 balls in a test innings
@@y_r_u_geh Yeah that was something unique
A hat trick takes place about once in every 30 matches
@@devaanshduggal824that's not correct I guess, in tests there has been 46 hat tricks ever in over 2000 games while each game has uto 4 innings played and in ODIs 50 hat tricks in more than 4500 games. It's quite rare.
Do the statistics matter in this? I mean hattrick is very difficult for bowlers but still they take it, which is great and we should not see it as just a statistic
The Word "Hat-Trick" originated from Cricket. Earlier days, English Clubs used to give the bowler a new hat if he take three wickets consecutively. The word then spread across the word and now used by everyone to point out three consecutive events.
Was it a bowler hat, like the toffs in The City wore?
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How much cricket popular in your country?
A hat trick is more of a lifetime achievement at the pro level. I got one at school and it felt amazing. It is definitely a lot more rare than a grand slam.
The heartbreak clip was of Australian Player Brett Lee, he is one of the greatest fast bowlers of all time. And that clip is from Final of a league and that was his last game of career
Yes, bowls like 160kph+
@@AT-ti8xe Bowled 160+ one time, generally bowls 145 - 150 which is also a really good pace
LOL he is/was the most consistently fast bowler ever. Yes maybe Shoaib and Thompson may have a slightlty faster 'fastest' ball - but if you looked at avg speeds, Brett Lee is one of a kind.
Consistently 145-155 througout his careet, maybe 140-150 in the final years. Now we get excited if a Mark Wood or Lockie Ferguson gets one occasional 147k delivery. 147 was Brett Lee's avg.@@ramshrivastava6333
@@ramshrivastava6333 ONCE ?...Look it up again...He once bowled AN over in New Zealand where he hit 160kph twice in that one over and AVERAGED >155kph.
@@AT-ti8xe 100mph for the Americans. He wasn't the first to do it and he didn't do it consistently, but as far as I can tell nobody enjoyed it when he did.
Btw, I was at Singleton Park in Abertawe in 1968 when Garry Sobers (Nottinghamshire & West Indies) became the first man to score six consecutive sixes in first class cricket. It was one of very few occasions when, as a teenager, I was speechless. I was supporting the other team, Morgannwg.
That must have been incredible to see
I dont think anything would beat kiwi Lance Cairns 6 sixes v Aussie in the early 80s he was a legend
My elder brother saw that too.
as a south african myself i find that one where virat and ashwin are shouting at super sport funny as hell 😂
Cricket is as much a mind game as it is a physical sport. Planning and on the moment decisions play a massive role in the result. The captain is not just a figure head like in some other sports but his moment to moment decision in the field, for which he has to bear sole responsibility, make or break the game. Ability to stay calm under pressure is an immensely valued skill in cricket.
That run out from that ball from far even shocked me 😂,I mean how did he even do it.I would haven't felt bad but amazed if i were the batsman.
He is Brett Lee,an Australian fast bowler
He is one of the best and legend in our game
It was his last game at a professional level, and if that run out had been effected, it would have been a team hat-trick (bowler doesn't get credit for run-outs) and his team would have won the competition for that season. The Perth team (in orange), or WA teams in general, are very successful in all competitions.
Brett Lee was good McGrath was better
@@pauldobson2529 yes, WA put up good teams.. and NSW players get selected for the national side... 😁
@@sagirparkar4115 Yeah, we all know where the selectors reside, don't we? 🤫
Brett Lee (and Shane) is a local. Grew up a couple of kilometres where I'm from. Nice guy.
A guy in Brisbane a couple of weeks ago was playing against a team that needed 5 runs to win. He proceeded to take six wickets in six balls, ending up with a quadruple hat trick (balls 1-3, 2-4, 3-5, 4-6) and winning the game.
That was actually in the Gold Coast league.. Mudgeeraba skipper Gareth Morgan took 6 wkts in 6 balls in the last over...
As a Canadian what you just said made no sense to me but it made me want to learn more about this sport.
It's called a king hat trick mate not a quadruple hat trick.
@@andrewharvey1289, never heard of a king hat trick before but have definitely seen the term quadruple hat trick previously. If 6 in 6 is a king hat trick, what is 5 in 5 and 4 in 4?
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4 wickets in 4 consecutive balls used to be called a Double Hattrick......but everything is now changed or still changing.
The Socialist Gestapo are changing history, language meaning, law etc etc, forcing the changes onto society and claiming to be DEMOCRATIC !!!
Hat trick in cricket , extraordinarily rare !
Cricket Explained to a Foreigner
You have two sides, one out in the field and one in.
Each man that’s in the side that’s in the field goes out and when he’s out comes in and the next man goes in until he’s out.
When a man goes out to go in, the men who are out try to get him out, and when he is out he goes in and the next man in goes out and goes in.
When they are all out, the side that’s out comes in and the side that’s been in goes out and tries to get those coming in out.
Sometimes there are men still in and not out.
There are men called umpires who stay out all the time, and they decide when the men who are in are out.
Depending on the weather and the light, the umpires can also send everybody in, no matter whether they’re in or out.
When both sides have been in and all the men are out (including those who are not out), then the game is finished.
- Attributed (tenuously) to the Marylebone Cricket Club. See Amputee Cricket.
I don’t follow cricket but if my brother was still alive he’d.. of been able to tell you all the rules and ins and outs of the game . ❤
Sorry about his loss😢
CRICKET IS JUST THE BRUTTTAAALLLLLLL 🔥🔥🔥 FORM OF BASEBALL 👼 and very entertaining as well 😉
The five of my grandsons who live and go to school in Canada play both baseball and cricket, and both soccer and CFL, according to the season. Winter is hockey, of course!! The 12-yr old, Adam jnr compares the sports as checkers (CFL & Baseball) and chess (Soccer & cricket). 😂
It's football, don't call it soccer 😒
@@heathens2867 soccer sounds much better
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The Australian national team is called the Socceroos.
@@heathens2867 Rightly or wrongly, logic has little to do with team sports. After all, there are over 100 leagues in rugby union in the UK, but it's not rugby league. The name "soccer" derives from asSOCCiation football.
@@heathens2867 Using that point one could argue that the football game played by the Australian Indigenous peoples for millenia before anything else happened would be the one all codes are derived from.
As an Australian who plays baseball as a starting pitcher, I know my cricket as well.
A hat trick is very similar to three up three down with just 3 pitches.
Another thing, the reaction time is a bit different in both as well. On average it’s around 0.3 of a second to react to a four seam and around 0.8 to a 140km fast bowler. In baseball though you have a pretty good idea where the pitch will be, around the strike zone. In cricket the ball can be almost anywhere. It could be a Yorker that’s lands at your feet, a bouncer that bounces up at your head and body. Cricket is a bit more dangerous too. People have died
Philips Hughes 69*
I am 15 years old and I’ve been playing cricket since I was 6 years old and at first I thought the game was extremely confusing but now after playing it for almost 10 years I absolutely love it. The best thing I’ve ever done in the game is get a 6 wicket haul while also getting 32 runs in the same game . I absolutely love it. My idol in the game is definitely MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli and it is just such a fun game that gets a lot of hate for no reason but I absolutely love it
Brett Lee was a legendary bowler, second fastest bowler after Shoaib Akhtar in that generation, they're both very good friends now but they used to go toe to toe with each other
There was a boundary catch, women's international in the last couple of seasons, where the catcher saved it, throwing it up and back over the boundary, then recovered herself and caught the ball for a dismissal. One of the best I ever saw, must try to find it.
Unbelievable innibg: Glenn maxwell 301 cricket world cup 2023
Dasun shanaka 59 runs in 18 balls against Australia.
Ben stokes headingley ashes
Asela gunaratne 80 runs in 30 balls
Kusal Perera test knock against south africa
Melbourne miracle
Virat kohli against pak t20 wc 2022
Typo 201
And Glenn Maxwell's century earlier in the World Cup...100 in 40 balls, beat the previous fastest by 8 balls.
The incredible highs and lows of cricket, the ducks and endurance, the speed and slow spin of balls the dropped balls, magnificent catches and stumpings are what we all love about the game, but the strategy of a Captain positioning players on the field depending on the bowler and the type of ball he will bowl a particular batsman is next level Mastermind. I have loved cricket all my life and like American kids shooting hoops in their front driveway or practicing their baseball catching and swinging, I grew up in the 50’s and 60’s with every boy and girl on the street playing cricket with the stumps painted on a power pole and different front gardens being nominated fours or sixes until our parents called us in for dinner. Then running my boy to after school training and matches on weekends. He is in his 50’s now and retired as President of his local Club where he was successful in providing a new club house with the inclusion of separate shower and change rooms to encourage female players to join the club, one being his youngest daughter. His fast bowling days are over with both knees having been blown out, but he is still playing as a senior. Welcome to the 2 billion + club of cricket lovers.
WORLD CUP SEMI FINAL is on NOW.
Australia needs 213 to beat South Africa and go into the FINAL against India.
South Africa CHOKING AGAIN! 🤣🤣
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For a baseball comparison, a hat-trick is probably a bit rarer than a triple-play
Certainly at Test level.
But more frequent than an unassisted double play...that would be like a double hat-trick...4 wickets in four balls. Hat-tricks are more common in limited over cricket, towards the end of an innings, when quick runs (and more reckless shots) are needed. I don't recall any in the recent world cup, which only finished on Sunday.
@@pauldobson2529 That's not close to being true. I have seen multiple clips of professional baseballers making unassisted TRIPLE plays. Your idea that hattricks are common largely stems from every hattrick in professional cricket ending up on youtube.
There have apparently been 15 unassisted triple plays in MLB. In all of professional cricket (not just international but down to county) 4 wickets in 4 balls appears to have happened 6 times though I wouldn't be surprised if some have been missed by the site I'm reading this off. Similarly I suspect unassisted double plays are significantly more common than hattricks although it's hard to get accurate statistics on this.
@@timbrom For the record, a read of Wisdens (the official written record of World cricket and like Baseball's Almanac) will show that there have been ELEVEN hat tricks by Aussies in all Tests (since 1877) and also 14 hat tricks by the English in all of their Tests. Aussies and England have played 361 Tests.
@@ribbonsofnight Since 1990, there have been 7 unassisted triple plays, but 27 hattricks in Test cricket. I chose 1990 because there was a 63-year gap before then for unassisted triple plays. And there'd be a much larger number in ODI's of 20-over or 50-over limits, because of the nature of the game. By comparison, there were 121 grand slams in 2023 MLB and 10 immaculate innings over the last 2 seasons.
React to the Afghanistan vs Australia game from this years World Cup! It was one of the most exciting games of all time, and Glenn Maxwell’s score of 201 is now being considered the greatest ODI innings ever played
😂against afgan?come on man
Now he just got a fast century under 50 balls against India in a T20.Stick that up your jumper !!!
@@jerrellholder8382 Showing your ignorance there. Afghanistan defeated titleholders England, former WC winners Pakistan and former WC winners Sri Lanka during the recent tournament.
6:48 this is an interesting one. He was out LBW (LEG before wicket). However that name is a bit misleading. Whilst it most commonly is the leg it strikes in a LBW it doesn't have to be the leg. It only has to be anything other than the bat (or by extension the hand holding the bat).
Hatricks are a little bit more rare than 4 points at one time in baseball, and often do not occur in any separate tournament in cricket. It is considered a miracle to get one, and it completely changed the game no matter when or where it occurs HOPE THIS HELPS!!😊
That hattrick(3 wickets in a row) was missed by Brett lee(Legendary Australian bowler)
You just showed the widest bowl, the topest no-ball & two of the best sixes saved by fielders
Apart from very few one-sided(Where winning team can be predicted)matches, it's very unpredictable
Cricket is the roller-coaster of sports
Totally agree. I sat there dumbfounded watching Maxwell. How can you bat like that after nearly full body cramps! Another is Mitch Marsh's Ashes Century in England 5 months ago.
Back to back three wickets taken by the bowler in three consecutive legal delieveries called a 'hatrick'..its very precious n uncommon..
Getting a hatrick is a very special feat for any bowler, as in cricket hatrick is achieved when a bowler dismisses 3 batsmen in 3 consecutive balls. A pretty difficult task to do achieve. Many good bowlers never achieve that in their international career, however most best bowlers of the game did. It is just a wonderful sporting experience for the individual player, their team and the supporters.
Cricket is called a gentleman’s game, where opposition supporters also clap on a players scoring boundaries, centuries, getting hatrick, doing exceptional fielding.
Cricket balls are hard like rock ,so catching it with barehands isnt easy .
watch glenn maxwell's 201 in this wrld cup
Catching without gloves - Soft hands and let the ball come to you . The joy of taking the wicket will ease any pain .
Soft hands is an expression from baseball....something coaches look for in infielders...their ability to trap the ball in the infielders glove.
@@flamingfrancis sometimes in Phys Ed we'd play a bit of baseball not much though . We all played Aussie Rules in winter and Cricket in summer . Catching with a glove took a little getting used to . Stretching out and going for a one hander is the same either way without gloves , while with gloves we were always trying to feed it into the Left hand . After growing up catching bare handed we didn't drop many .
The white uniforms are usually for Test matches (5 days). The coloured uniforms are for shorter forms like One Day, 50 Overs, 20 Overs & Big Bash.
The line inside the pitch border is a fairly new thing. So that is what allows the spectacular catches that get thrown back to a team mate. Cricket players generally don't have any problems with their hands catching balls - no soreness or anything. Your hand basically goes with the direction of the ball. A "hat trick" is extremely rare. It means to get a 3 batsmen out in 3 balls.
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Shane Warne, the world’s best ever spinner was the fair haired guy crouching.
Catching a cricket ball is also difficult because it’s rock hard, much harder than a baseball and much smaller.
A hat trick is when a bowler bowls out 3 batsmen in a row with 3 balls. It’s very rare and most professional bowlers playing professional cricket only get maybe one or two in their entire career.
A hatrick in cricket is extremely rare in test cricket it basically never happens
The best match ever played. South Africa vs Aus. 438 runs
Kohli is GOAT of cricket
Sachin is god of cricket
As of 2021 there had been 46 hat-tricks in over 2000 Test matches going back to 1877. I was at the Oval in 2017 and saw one of those 46, but hardly anyone realised it was a hat trick because (a) it took place over the space of two overs and (b) the third wicket won the match.
I recommend watching Brian Lara for the most beautiful stroke play the game of Cricket offers.
Fantastic video. I'm from Perth, Western Australia. The Perth Scorchers our home team. That final was a little controversial, given they refused to play it in Perth, despite us finishing top of the ladder. They insisted it was played at a weird neutral ground in the middle of nowhere. Things were stacked against us, it looked like a tough task. Then our two bowlers as you saw ran anyway, the sixers fumbled the ball and we made it across the line to win the champions trophy. It was freaking epic!
Brett Lee the fast bowler on the hat trick, was previously a top class player who played for Australia, absolutely superb bowler over the years in big competitions such as the ASHES and world cups. I'm sure there are some Sixer's fans on here who can tell more.
Hat tricks are extremely rare. Alot of factors to be able to get one. Being Australian I can only think of two off the top of my head, there is more. Shane Warne and Glen McGrath. Also check out Shane Warne's debut bowling in the ASHES, man was a freak!
And from memory "They" did not have a choice given Western Australia was closed off from other States as a result of the COVID situation. The West closed its' gates to the other States and hence the decision was made to play in the ACT our National Capital on a ground frequently used for the BBL
There have been at least ELEVEN (11) hat tricks by Australian bowlers in the history of Test cricket alone,(and 14 by the Poms), all listed in Wisdens. Who can forget the memorable call by Tubby Taylor "Peter Siddle has taken a hat trick on his birthday" at the Brisbane Ashes Test in November 2010.
Having followed Brett's career from when he played Under 19's, he still holds the equal second best ever (measured) speed for a bowled ball together with Shaun Tait and behind Akhtar. I believe he holds the fastest AVERAGE over ever bowledd
@@flamingfrancis Dude, Manuka oval final was in 2015! That had nothing to do with covid? What are you on about?
At 6.08 the best part about the hattrick was, it was the top three batsmen on the ist day of a test match..
Start watching cricket America you will love cricket
After football/soccer, cricket is the biggest sport in the world......
Its tough to get 1 batsmen out in international cricket. For a hat-trick you need to get 3 batsmen out in 3 consecutive deliveries.
In terms of how rare it happens, there may be 1 hat-trick in a period of 5 to 10 years among all teams combined. So its extremely rare.
Most players who got a hat-trick would have done just once in their entire career.
Around 160-170 hat-tricks in total till now in international cricket matches (t20 + odi + test)
A hat-trick is like 9 straight strikes dismissing 3 batters. The diving over the boundary, as well as being impressive to watch, involves mental as well as physical agility. They are all psyched up to catch and keep hold of the ball but if they land out of bounds the catch is null and void. They have to switch their mind from keeping hold of the ball to 'throwing'' the catch - to forget about getting the guy out and instead saving a six. If they're lucky another player (or if quick enough themselves) will catch the thrown ball in bounds and get the out. Never happened in the old days when the boundary was a picket fence rather than a rope!
cricket can make a person immortal.
You can't live forever, but watching cricket will make it feel like you are
One other thing that I have heard Americans say, is "Oh look they are catching the ball, without wearing any gloves"
Cricket at it best no comparison with baseball
At 5::16 I think the player is given out because the batsman stepped on the ball, thus interfering with the attempt at run-out
Yeah... That's an out by “Obstructing the Field” rule...
Yes, he was given out 'obstructing the field'
That play at 3:31 was between Perth scorchers and Sydney 6ers in the t20 league. Those two teams had some epic battles. Brett lee had a great career playing for the Australian teams.
the cricket world cup is playing right now. Aus vs South Africa. result unknown. Aus chasing 212 runs.
Matches in the 2024 Twenty-20 cricket World Cup will be played in Dallas, Long Island and Miami in June.
All my life I have only ever seen one hat-trick. It’s like once in a a few decades event.
Yes, at 3:35, that was Bret Lee and he was a very famous player. He's retired now. That clip was from the Australian domestic T20 competition. The T20 format is the shortest form of cricket. Hope this helps.
I've been out of cricket for quite a while but can't imagine the WI 134-4 boundary double throw wasn't awarded a 6 because he was over the line when he jumped the second time. I would have thought you had to be in the field of play before you jumped for the second throw to be considered legitimate.
Nope that’s fine, not a boundary
At the time they allowed it because the idea was a new phenomenon. Subsequently there was a rule change where they adopted the "basketball" idea of having to step inside the field of play
The reasoning at that time was that it is relative to where the ball was grounded and not the fielder and if you look, the ball was not grounded. In bygone times of REAL fenced boundries a fielder was permitted to lean over the fence and catch the ball provided he was grounded inside tha fence.
The term 'hat trick' comes from cricket and they ate very rare. In ten years believe i saw one. I would say one in an entire division per season might happen.
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A Hat Trick happens like 2-3 times in the career for an above average bowler at max. It is very rare as most players would never want to give a Hat Trick and will defend the ball.
For a far above average bowler it might happen 2-3 times. I've played 10 years of cricket and witnessed 1 hat trick. Some very experienced bowlers have 0 hattricks
6:23 it's the same as a pitcher getting 3 outs in 3 consecutive pitches.
Hatrik are one in a blue moon
bret lee one of the most legendary player of all time who can ball at a speed of 160km/h
hattricks are always very rare, but are much more likely to come about in t20s due to the batters trying to hit as many runs as they can instead of trying to set themselves up for a long innings with their defence initially. hattricks in test cricket are extremely rare: there are multi-year gaps between many of them
Shane Warne took 708 wickets in Test cricket, over many years. He got one hat-trick. They are very rare.
Remember that ball is like a small missile it's hard not soft, it is quite a common thing to have broken finger's on catches and sadly even been killed, so yeah it is a dangerous thing Cricket!🏏
G'day. Good on ya, mate. A cricket ball is like a round brick. I have taken some classic catches in my lunchtime and my hands are still ringing.
Re Hat tricks:
- in 147 years, there have been 2529 test matches, and there have only been 46 hat tricks taken in those games.
- in 46 years, there have been 4730 ODIs, with 50 hat tricks taken
- in 18 years, there have been 2478 international T20 matches, with 56 hat tricks taken.
Remember, in test cricket there are up to double the number of potential dismissals (wickets taken) than in ODIs/T20s.
At test cricket level at least, a hat trick is probably the equivalent of a 'no hitter' in baseball. It's hard earned!
Four wickets in four consecutive deliveries is referred to as a DOUBLE hat trick. This has never been achieved at test or ODI cricket level, although it has been done five times in T20 internationals.
Comparing a double hat trick to a baseball 'perfecto' might be a bit of a stretch though!
In test match cricket, considered the highest level, there have been 46 hat tricks taken from 1879 to the present day. They are more common in 50 over a side version where the batting is a lot more aggressive (50 since 1971). the 20 over format (T20's) have 55 in about a 15 year span.
Hat-trick is too rare
Have a look (if it can be found) at the tied Test (Australia versus West Indies) 1960 in Brisbane. On the last ball.
I would say a cricket hat trick is equivalent to a baseball pitcher's perfect or 3-pitch inning. Perfect inning is probably a little more rare than a hat trick, but with the shorter forms of the game, hat tricks are becoming more common.
Internationally, there have been just 151 in all forms of the game for men. It might sound a lot but consider there have probably been 10000 games played, that's just 1.5%.
I remember Steve Avery of Atlanta throwing a 4-pitch inning in maybe the 1991 World Series...don't remember any perfect innings. Immaculate innings - 9 pitches, 9 strikes, 3 outs - are very rare, and far rarer than hat-tricks. In baseball, I'd say unassisted triple plays, immaculate innings, perfect innings, 2 grand slams from the same player in a single inning - are far rarer than hat-tricks. 10 wickets by a bowler in an innings are rarer than hat-tricks. And hat-tricks at the end of a limited over innings aren't all that rare. Batter comes in towards the end of an innings, has to swing for the fences, and then tailend batters often aren't all that competent.
There have only ever been 46 hat-tricks in test matches between all countries over the last 150 years..
Hatrick are extremely rare. It’s three wickets in succession by the bowler. But it’s what every bowler dreams of. Next: if the ball is over the boundary, you cannot be in touch with The ground beyond the boundary and holding the ball, you have to get rid of it before you touch the ground. A delivery slipping out the hand like that is very unusual.
hatrik in cricket is like triple striking three opponents out on consecutively balls in baseball. how rare is that !
Not as rare as an immaculate inning by a pitcher...9 pitches, 9 strikes, 3 strikeouts. Or a batter hitting 2 grand slams in a single inning, or even a single game.
You're asking all the right questions. BTW I know baseball is a stats heavy game but to quote Bachman Turner Overdrive, "bbbbaby, you aint seen nothing yet."
This is late, but there's been 22 hat-ricks in T20 IPL, 46 in Test Cricket and 50 in ODI...
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3:37 that is brett lee. He was one of the best and fastest blower in cricket. Yes he is one of the best . Won 2 or 3 world cup. Yeah he is one of best.
The T20 Cricket World Cup is about to start, with some of its matches taking place in the US
Pathan’s hat-trick was special as it was all three methods of taking a wicket: caught behind, lbw, and bowled. Like a perfect hat-trick in football where you score with left foot, right and head. They don’t come around as often.
Also known as perfect hattrick in the same manner in German football ⚽ i.e. Bundesliga
Oh, and hat tricks are rare. Averaged over the history of international cricket, there's been about one hat-trick in every fifty matches.
When the ball is caught near the boundary it has lost a lot of speed as it comes down from a high trajectory, so it would not hurt the fielders hand that much. When it would hurt is when the ball is caught when fielding close to the bat. If it is a high speed delivery and the ball is edged to a slip fielder, that ball could be travelling at eighty miles an hour when it is caught, and that is going to sting. But these guys are tough, they don't need a glove the size of a shovel to catch a cricket ball.
I’d say a hat-trick is very rare as most batsmen facing the hat-trick ball (3rd wicket) will use a defensive shot as it’s very embarrassing to: A. Be the one who gave the bowler the hat-trick; and B. Go out with a duck (0 runs). It’s only with very rare game circumstances that the batsmen is forced to play the ball and can result in a hat-trick. This is why most hat-tricks are the result of LBW (leg before wicket) when the batsmen is trying to block the ball. Hope this was helpful 😅
There is nothing in the world like watching Ricky Ponting catch a ball side on to the stumps, and peg it directly on target to run somebody out while he is still flying through the air. That dude was insane.
And they kept taking him on, surely it's a giant no if goes anywhere near him
Dude Sunday is the Cricket World Cup....don't miss it
America has a Cricket superleague and from my understanding it's quite well followed.
Immigrants form the sub-continent would make up a majority of players, I'd expect.
The funniest thing I saw in a match was when one of the fielders mistook a small bird for the ball and went chasing after it trying to catch it. Hope he got some newer contact lenses
The video you just watched was made for people who know cricket, to explain every scenario to someone who does't know cricket would take a whole comment section.
The last ball was definitely spot fixing. Trying to make sure umpire gives the no ball. Blatant cheating
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Hat tricks are rare in first class cricket (non international), they are very rare in Test cricket (international matches), Stuart Broad is one of the few bowlers to have taken two hat tricks in his career
3:49 that is NOT OUT. This player palmed the ball in when their last steps were already over the boundary. For the fielder to legitimately palm the ball back into the field of play, their last foot steps on solid ground must have been inside the boundary.
hat tricks are variable dependant on the format of the game , hat tricks in test cricket are unusual , one day or t 20 can be quite common
cricket world cup is going on have a look at that tomorrow is the ultimate final which will be attended by 130k people and pm of india and australia