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I used to play cricket when I was in junior school. My brand new bat broke and parents said they won't be getting me a new bat anytime soon. So I tried baseball, with a friend who had a kit.
Baseball to be honest felt more fun.
But as I grew up, it slowly began to clear up that cricket is more of a strategy and patience game, with the different tweaks and touches that you can give to a ball while bowling makes it difficult to judge how or where the ball's going to go.
Bowling and batting changes dramatically if wind is blowing or dew sets in. The different surfaces of the pitches of different geographical locations makes predicting the movement of ball even more difficult. Humidity and roughness of ground changes the amount a ball swings or spins.
That being said, I switched completely to soccer later. Big ball game (pun intended).
Cricket is the second most popular sport in the world.
Thats awesome! it really is a great sport. definitely deserves the fan base that it gets
I have played both sports at a high level more so baseball than cricket cuz i lived in US for most of my life. I can say it cricket is much much harder than baseball.
If you're a sports fan or have ever played a sport at a professional level, you wouldn't compare sports or disgrace them. You know the amount of training and effort it takes to play at a professional level. Those who disrespect other sports or players are usually keyboard warriors and toxic people who've never played any sport professionally
I couldn’t agree more! Most people that try to do the comparison couldn’t even compete at a semi pro level at their best sport. There’s different levels to each sport and what it takes to be a professional. That’s whT makes sports so great in our opinion and why we have taken the time to try and learn sports that are new to us
7:28 "Regarding Catching" here i am going to do teaching of a little science stuff to Baseball players.. In baseball your 85%-90% of catches are vertically parabolic trajectory, because of shape of your Bat.. Your fields stand far away from Batter..In cricket the catches are very fast and 65% of the times Horizontal to the ground the reaction time of those catches are less than 1-2 seconds.. so even if you want, can't use gloves, except one used by #Keeper behind wickets..
Also the parabolic catches need practice to use hand movements downwards to avoid big impact in your Palm.. so practical except Keeper.. no one require or should use the gloves.. 🙂🙂
Great discussion boys , Firstly I’m an Aussie cricket nut like you are with baseball. These sports are totally different sports and the only likeness is both have a bat and a ball . Cricket has strategies depending on how the game is progressing. Making singles to keep the scoreboard ticking over or go the full on slog to get run’s quickly if your running out of time or overs . Field placements is important depending on where the bowler bowls to a batsmen ie : legside / offside , bowling from over the wicket ( left hand side of the stumps for a right arm bowler ) or Bowling around the wicket ( right hand side of the wickets for a right arm bowler ). So there’s a variation of tactics they can use to against certain batsmen . Admittedly I don’t know a lot about baseball tactics but it seems to me hit the ball out of the park for a home run . In cricket that would be 6 runs and he keeps batting . Chalk n cheese. Much respect for both sports and players 😊
This is the most reasonable response! Appreciate you watching! And yeah there’s definitely more strategy to playing baseball than what we portrayed and Ofcourse more than home runs. But I think from a technical standpoint cricket has a more strategic basis to it especially test
First, the length between the bowler and batter. The distance between the wickets is 20.12m/66 feet, the distance between the popping creases is 17.68m/58 feet.
The popping crease is the line where some of the bowler's front foot must be behind when he delivers the ball, and it is around where the batter will stand. Many start right on that line, some start completely behind, and quite a few will start forward of the line, sometimes by quite a way.
The baseball home plate is 18.39m/66.5 feet from the pitcher's plate, but the pitcher will step forward for his release. So the actual distance is around the same, maybe a bit longer in baseball.
A quick search says that there are 75 countries that play baseball.
There are 104 members (countries) in the International Cricket Council (ICC).
The speed of the ball in cricket is generally slower than baseball, and the ball slows down considerably when it pitches. However, when it pitches it can do some crazy things - deviate sideways, stay low or bounce more than expected. This does not apply in baseball, where all the movement has to be in the air. Also, the most successful bowlers in Test cricket bowled, normally, between 50mph and 60mph.
With the Sports Science comparison, I doubt that the cricketer was at the same level in his sport as the baseballer was. And the measure of "getting the ball in play" is meaningless in cricket, since the ball is in play whether he hits it or not.
In Cricket outs are rare. In Baseball runs are rare. In the show, the baseballer had little control over where the ball went, and may have been caught out several times.
A number of former Australian cricketers would play baseball in the off-season. This was a period, in the 1960s and 1970s, where Cricket wasn't truly professional, and there wasn't the busy schedules of today.
So your beginning points just makes it more even. In baseball the change of direction of a ball being pitched actually changes a good bit. So again very similar. Based off the episodes I’ve watched of the show they grab very average joe guys to test out theories now I would guess that the baseball player is a little better in comparison but not by a bunch. And the fact that cricket players play baseball during the off season in small leagues is really irrelevant in the comparison. Baseball players don’t do that because there’s no reason to financially. So a lot of this just simplifies the fact that the sport is incomparable and equal in difficulty and what’s better
These guys are just so optimistic and open about knowing other stuff!! Sign of beautiful minds!🎉
The safety argument for gloves is all well and good and acceptable. But the point the original video does not talk about when it comes to why it is easier to catch a ball, no matter how fast or slow it is is the increase in surface area for catching. The webbing in a baseball glove is at least a palm size bigger than an actual hand; in cricket, the fingers also play a role which the gloves in baseball eliminate. As far as the gloves a wicketkeeper uses, yes that's safety and it is not for catching enhancement, so yes I will give the point there when it comes to saying we support safety. I am not trying to trash baseball here but claiming free-hand catching a ball that comes in full, especially within the 30-yard circle is not very different simply because the ball in baseball might travel faster and hence the gloves are needed is super delusional as the cricket ball isn't made of a material like sponge. As far as bowling and pitching speed goes, the pitch distance goes, there are super fundamental differences that the video does not talk about at all. Bowling is fundamentally different from throwing as the hands have to be continuous with no jerking motion. Hence the speed is not going to be super quick and yes on release it will be around 130-140kph on average for a fast bowler, which in raw pace terms is most times slower than a baseball pitch. The ball in cricket rarely comes in full, especially at the waist height. It bounces off a wicket, and the rotational motion of the ball when the bowler releases, hits the wickets and can do things on contact that is very unpredictable that you probably have to first judge what the bowler does on release and what the ball does on hitting the pitch, so basically two degrees of freedom that you need to pick on visuals apart from the air resistance and fluid dynamics of the ball and air. So when it comes to baseball, the pitching motion of the pitcher and the ball-air interaction are two common things with cricket, but the ball-pitch interaction is a totally different beast that the video presenter does not talk about. I mean if he speaks so much on sports science when it comes to bat sizes, why does he not talk about the unknown of ball-pitch interaction? For simple testing, take a tennis ball and bounce it 10 times, it will not react the same way all 10 times if you change something small, which is essentially what cricket brings to the table. Yes, a bowler who bowls spin can pitch the ball so far away from the stumps and still spin it into the stumps, which the batsman should be ready for whereas in baseball if the pitch is not within the square you are more than able to judge that earlier and leave it. So there are differences which does not make one better or worse, but saying everything is NOT TRUE is fundamentally the lamest argument that can made.
Cricket is the 2nd most played sport across the world, with ICC the sporting body having more than 100 members, and fun true fact is that the ICC T20 World Cup that is jointly hosted by West Indies and the USA next year has not only a USA team participating but also a team from Uganda playing after qualifying out of a qualifying tournament held in Africa where more than 15 African countries participated. Test cricket is played by 11-12 countries which is what the video presenter most likely made his argument based on when he said "played in a few countries with huge population". Italy, Germany, Finland, Canada, Papua New Guinea, Japan, South Korea, etc all have a registered cricket national team. Afghanistan plays test cricket, and it is the first non-British colony in Asia to get the test status. So barring FIFA and soccer no team sport is officially represented by more than 100 countries at the international level.
I completely agree with that. That’s why I made sure to mention it because it was a very fundamental difference between baseball pitching and cricket bowling. You are spot on with that!
Lovely discussion guys. I'm an Indian sports fan and your natural understanding of cricket(and sports in general) is terrific. Check out some spin bowling highlights next (maybe Shane warne or Muththaiah Muralidharan)
I cringed watching this. But compelled to comment anyway. For all intents and purposes, the "pitch" in cricket and baseball is the same up until the point the ball bounces. In baseball, skilled pitchers can swing the ball and make it move insanely through the air. Same in cricket. Swing bowling. But in cricket it is considered "easy as pie" to hit a ball that doesn't bounce. You are expected to hit it out of the park - in other words, the challenge is not in hitting the ball, but in hitting the ball after it bounces. When the ball bounces, there are a number of things that can/do happen. The ball hits an uneven/worn surface (dry grass/dirt) with imperfections. The ball may be spinning rapidlly (spin bowlers), or positioned with the seam upright (seam bowlers). In both these cases, the ball can deviate wildly - in many cases several degrees (5-6 is common). That's a huge deviation when the ball bounces a few metres from you. Furthermore, the bowler (=pitcher) is allowed to try and hit your body/head. So given the baseball/cricket ball are approximately the same hardness (I've read the cricket ball is slightly harder, but give or take) - and about the same size - and roughly the same speed (again, give or take)... the problem is that the baseballer pretty much knows the ball will be in a certain "zone" whereas the cricketer has no idea. It could be aimed at his/her head, groin, the wickets, their toes (sandshoe crusher) or anywhere else. Reaction time in baseball is getting the bat to where the ball is. Reaction time in cricket is moving your whole body to avoid being hurt, and being in position to play a shot. I played first-slip, which is a catching position near the wicketkeeper, just to the side. I was good at it. No gloves, and catching a deviation off the bat, barehanded, in fractions of a second is something baseballers will not have experienced. I consider baseballers highly skilled. But a comparison where you put an unknown bowler *bowling indoors* at low speed to a baseballer swinging for the hills is kinda silly. Put the baseballwer in front of a bowling machine, if you must, and see how well they hit the ball then. And, by the way, consider most of the "in the air" shots as caught out! Anyway, baseball has its skilled players no doubt about it; the outfielders are phenomenal throws for example. It doesn't have to be either-or. I just hope people learning about cricket actually take the time to watch a T20 game, or highlights thereof. It's a really enjoyable sport with, I believe, some of the most skilled professional players in any sport.
Still highly recommend Sports Explained’s 2 videos about Cricket Explained for Baseball Fans - he’s an American and probably has the best introductory videos about cricket out there. His Rugby video is well worth a reaction too
Baseball is soda 🥤, cricket is fine wine 🍷
Explain?
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@@RealFansSports in test match it like wine the older it gets the harder and fun it becomes it's it of 5 days and on the 5th day.m wine is fun... Even in T20 ...as soon as dew comes it's fun
That poor guy Hafeez haven’t said anything about baseball, they just drag him in the video for no reason 😂
Hafeez be like : Mujhe kyun toda😂😂
The reason pitches/bowlers are slower because of 15 degree elbow rule in cricket
In cricket a pitch that doesn't hit the ground first is called a full toss and is hit out of the park by any vaguely competent batsman. I played in a competition barely higher than school boy level and failing to score off a full toss was something your team mates reminded you of for years.
All the action happens after the ball hits the pitch. No-ones been been killed in a first class match since 2008 so the protective is getting better.
Yeah that was one thing that was totally missed in this comparison video. I tried to reference that but don’t think I did a great job at explaining it well lol
Phillip Hughes died after getting hit by a bouncer in 2014
@@daft_ss6917 Thanks. That's who I was thinking of. Got the year wrong.
in cricket for pitch total length = 20.12 m
distance between stumps & line of play = 1.23 m So on both side = 2 x 1.23 = 2.46 m
So total length between a batsman stands & bowler bowls will be 20.12 - 2.46 = 17. 66 m
means cricket pitch is shorter than baseball bowling length (18.44 m ).
Ahh ok that makes sense! Makes it even more similar than, since cricket is bowled a little slower but is a slightly shorter distance. Time from delivery to swing attempt will be about the same
I went to two MLB when I visited the USA. One was in St Louis to watch the Cardinals, which was tied at several runs each (I can't recall exactly how many) at the end of the 8th inning, which is when we had to leave.
The other game was at Baltimore watching the Orioles, where both teams struggled to make a base hit until late in the game when one of them got a run. That was much more tedious.
The pace of play was roughly the same as Test Match, maybe slightly faster. Not exactly racing through the match.
The other thing is that MLB teams play 150+ games each in a season. And, as I understand it, they will play the same opposition for a few days in a row in a series. That is sort of like a Test Match, though it is several.
And another thought, baseball seems to be a more domestic game, with the best matches in leagues. Whereas cricket, traditionally, is more of an international sport, where national teams play against each other regularly. Though this is changing a bit with new league tournaments, like the IPL.
How’d you enjoy the game? I’ve been to the cardinals field before it’s nice but definitely a bunch better.
And yes it very much domesticated I think that has a lot to do with marketing and stuff in the US. Would definitely be interesting to have them play more teams from other countries!
@@RealFansSports Quite enjoyed the Cardinals play. My US friends I was there with were both Cards fans, so that helped.
If I remember correctly, that was when Albert Pujols was at the top of his game.
The game in Baltimore was rather tedious in comparison.
@@waynec3563 glad you enjoyed it! I’m from a state where we don’t hVe a team so I only get to go when I travel. But most places are an experience outside of just the game. And yeah those low scoring games get quite boring at times I will admit.
this video looks like its made by a baseball fan
Why’s that?
I majorly play baseball and it's one the sports that I admire next to cricket.
Firstly, f**k the espn sports-hitting comparison. Its because spin comes to test real hard, when its a soil pitch and it's a hell if it's a cracked one, and where were they performing it on? on f**king grass or somethin. (I don't think the creator even really watched a single game of cricket ngl)
And the video which you were watching eveything was acceptable until it came to gloves. I remember playing in a winter morning and taking a catch at the slip (red SG ball). My two fingers cracked, remained swollen for almost a month. And the wicket-keeper has to take the same damn ball after every two or three deliveries, still their fingers get broke and get plastered, not like a baseball keeper knowing where the ball is exactly coming wearing a f**king armor.
Pardon for my foul language.
In cricket, only a wicketkeeper wear gloves and the rest 10 players doesn't
yes we know that
Cricket gloves are for the protection of the keeper when he stumps if a player Hurt his hand by hitting a wooden stumps with his hand what will happen
There is a long history of cricket in the USA. The first international game of cricket was between the USA and Canada in 1844 in Manhattan. Cricket was reasonably popular in the US before the Civil War. There were even professional cricketers playing. During the Civil War most organised sport ceased and when it recommenced after the war baseball had become the dominant sport. I am looking forward to the ICC T20 World Cup being played in the West Indies and the US, and the future of Major League Cricket. Hopefully the sport will become reasonably popular in the country again. By the way, I love baseball too. Go Giants!
Bro there are many conditions in cricket
The pitch - if the pitch is green (which has bit of grass) the ball will skid and moves faster (which is harder to bat) and if the pitch is dry (the ball stops and comes to bat) the ball will spin very well (both conditions are tough to bat)
The swing - there are physics behind this , so they try to rough one side and smooth the other side
Which swings and the reverse swing
Test match (5 days match) - this format will test your fitness, so you have to hold and play for 5 days in hot weather
Note - many people have died and hardly injured playing cricket
Ex- Phillips Hughes (aus cricketer) he has died when a bouncer hits his head
And wicket keeper only have gloves because if batsman leaves the ball (which coming at 140+) he can't catch the ball barehanded
So only for wicket keeper the gloves are allowed
(Cricket ball are generally harder)
So make comparison properly
Don't make videos without knowledge
Cricket is very much interesting to watch
No one is downplaying cricket in the video! The purpose of the video is that comparing the two sports is pointless.
All acknowledged subject experts and authorities agree that there is no evidence of cricket having evolved from another bat-and-ball sport and, equally, no evidence that any other bat-and-ball sport evolved from cricket.
One popular theory is that Baseball is loosely based on the game rounders, another bat and ball game, which is popular in England and Ireland. Rounders had been played in both countries for centuries, with the GAA in Ireland first creating formal rules for the game in 1884.
and both games baseball and cricket were invented in england
the glove thing in baseball i would love it if they lost the extra large gloves and go bear handed.
understand the catcher having a glove but not the fielders.
in cricket the only person wearing gloves is the keeper but the gloves do not pass the end of his/her fingers they are like normal gloves with a little padding with a webbing between thumb and index finger.
the fielders do not have gloves that makes fielding 10x harder to catch a ball.
Not disagreeing with anything you say, but also have to take into consideration that more than just the catcher has to catch a ball thats being throwin 80-90mph. obviously in baseball 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and catcher all have to catch a ball for outs that are thrown at high velocity. The gloves used to be a lot smaller back in the day but i think due to injuries they changed it to where it is now.
in saying all that i would much rather a glove than bare hands because i could only imagine how much that would hurt and the difficulty so big ups to them. definitely impressive.
i wasnt going to comment because i agree with the conclusion :D but ive used a baseball mit a couple times and it is definitely easier to catch the ball in the pocket as the glove does most of the work for you.
In cricket, we have to catch the ball in a certain way or broken fingers for sure, especially with cork balls those things are as hard a rock
Dude u thought its not tough in cricket because veosity is not too much, dude the cricket ball is too harder than base ball also cricket bowlers bowls 150km/h speed calculate it in miles by yourself than it hitted by batsman speed goes double after shot than a fielder catch or stop with bare hands so if u have any sense or mind thought yourself how hard cricket is many casualities alse happens in cricket history, do some research about it, cricket is for real champions its not childish game
neither are a childish game and in the video whenever this was made the max a bowler has bowled wasnt even that fast. (although that could of changed since this vid was made). the speed doesnt really double either. it does increase depending on the speed of the bat swing and the contact, but the same with baseball so thats irrelevant. Also have to remember more than just the catcher has balls thrown at him at a rate between 80-95mph because 1st 2nd and 3rd basemen are also needed to get a player out.
The casualties is sad and definitely rest in peace to all of them, but their are also casualties in baseball as well at all levels. thats in most sports.
also we never said it wasnt tough...
Cricket is a Fever Once You have Started to Watch
In regards to popularity, its extremely hard to judge, there's definitely more junior leagues in baseball than in cricket because the money is there to organise them, but there is still gonna be thousands of Indian and Pakistani kids playing cricket whenever they can, just not in a organised setting, less in other cricketing nations but still some, every so often at school or in the summer. Amateur league games are probably rarer in cricket too since most people are going to play a different more popular game instead like football or rugby. But in terms of numbers of fans there has to be half a billion fans in India alone, so when you add Pakistan, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, South Africa, Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, 10 or 15 countries in the West Indies and all the other nations with associate membership to the ICC.
I admit I don't know every nation that plays baseball but America is definitely the biggest and you aren't going to get the same number of fans as India and Pakistan
Loved this reaction and done well. Cheers lads. Only one I cant agree with is the glove. In cricket, if a keeper goes for what you'd class as a fly ball, we take the piss out of them for weeks if they drop it. Lol. Also, with the catchers masks, if a keeper stands up (right behind the stumps) they always wear a helmet and I've noticed more and more keepers wearing sinilar to catchers masks
Imagine in baseball if it was perfectly legal for the pitcher to try and hit you with the ball, and there were no consequences (you and your team just accept it as part of the game - you need to be good enough not to get hit). And further imagine if you missed the ball in the strikezone, even just once, you were out... and you only got one "at bat" for the entire game. And everyone fields without gloves, except for the catcher. Not a 100% analogy, but good enough. Both games require different skills, but no doubt about it... cricket is a challenging sport!
I read your other comment as well. As far as that comment goes, thats why we both mentioned throughout the video that some of it was not valid because there examples weren't great of what the actual game is like. As far as this comment goes i could give the exact same "imagine if cricket only had *this*" They have their own things that make it different and easier or harder. Thats the point of the video. They are both completely different sports the only similarity is hitting a ball with a bat.
Fastest bbowling speed in cricket is 163.1 km/p. 1mile =1.6 km. Tgere so many types of bowling in crickets. You cant predict what type of ball tge bowller delivers next. In base ball you throwing fulltose balls only.
the fasted bowling is 150kmph
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In Cricket it's involved more skills, strategies, stamina, reflexes. I don't know where from this guy got the average speed bowling factors Cricket fastest bowl is recorded 101.3 mph by Shoaib Akhtar. Like baseball bowlers cricket bowlers are not allowed to bend there 💪 arm while bowling so you can imagine how fast they can go if they bend arm's like baseball ball throw. In cricket full ball is easiest considered ball so bowlers bowl on hard length, swing, spinning, seaming. Baseball only swing.
A baseball pitch is actually one of the most unnatural movements for a human body to do. thats why it is related to so many different shoulder and elbow injuries.
The arguement of what if they bend their arm is irrelevant because I could say what if an MLB player could bowl over 100mph with a straight arm. the mechanics and strategies of each game is what makes those speeds different.
Some people down in the comments are still doing the same thing, I see the same thing happening in motorsports and saying F1 is the best and others are crap. If you praise another sport the one you follow doesn't diminish.
But duuuiude. It’s JUST the wicket keeper that wears gloves so that’s a stupid point.
There is no Baseball worldcup!
its not called a world cup but they do have tournament of the best players from their own respective countries.
@@RealFansSports I replied to "cricket is bigger than Baseball" just because USA plays it,it dose not become bigger and best.108 nations plays cricket
What is base ball?
You determine if it is difficult to hit ball if some one has been hospitalized or had their carrier ended if you make mistakes in hitting the ball. Cricket has had long history of that. I dont know that about baseball.
people have been hospitalized and killed from a baseball as well. It is less common due to the strategies of bowling in cricket where they throw bouncers at players.
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So Its Basically Kids Game Vs Mans Game According To The Video 😅
How’d you come to that conclusion?
Problem is he wasn't a pro cricketer, yet the baseballer was a MLB player. Also the baseballer would have been out 100% even to the non-entity guy who wasn't a spin or fast baller on artificial turf with no run up. Stupid comparison.
I agree the assessment in the beginning wasnt very reasonable. Im not sure if either of the people were pros though. And to say that a baseball batsman would 100% be out by a true bowler basically negates your first remark that a professional cricket player would hit a baseball pitch. It is statistically facts that it easier to hit a cricket ball just based off of how high the scores go up to. That's why in cricket you have players that will bring in 100 runs in a singular at bat. In baseball the average hit percentage is just 25% and based off of google it says cricket average for T20 is about 30.
Regardless the point remains that the debate over which is better is subjective. They are 2 different sports with their own challenges/skill sets and their own unique things that make them great.
@@RealFansSports I'm of the opinion that any sport, especially played at the highest level, requires a great deal of skill. Baseball and cricket have skill sets that need to be mastered. If they were that easy anyone could be a pro. I think it's a bit pointless trying to make out that one is more skilful/easier than the other. Vive la difference!
@@kimn9802 I couldnt agree more with you! Thats really why we do the comparison reactions because the final conclusion is always the same lol. Neither is better than the other! But some people always try and find a way to say that the athletes of one sport arent as skilled or athletic as the other and its just not remotely true! They are pros because they are the best!
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Ninh seems like American... He should face bouncer.. Then he'll know which sport if difficult.. 😅
No. You just can’t put your bias a side like most people unfortunately! You miss out on a lot when you think that way
Can you tell how many people died in baseball' ?
I dont know the amount but i know people have. its higher in cricket im sure because bowling at the batsman is allowed.
@@RealFansSports only one have died as per i know in cricket... It was Philip huges 63 not out for ever...
Two different arts
Cricket is played by India, Pakistan , Bangladesh, Sri Lanka , Australia , NZ , England, South Africa and West Indies. Other countries play but these are the best teams. In Australia and India we see it as our true national sport. That's why Australia is the best but with only 26 million compared to 1.5 billion in India our dominance is being challenged. In England it is a game of the elite schools, so they import African players to try and beat us but mostly fail. Unless they cheat by tampering with ball and wickets. But that's not Cricket as cricket is the game of the gods
What is baseball??
A sport that’s been around almost as long as cricket with just as much deep history in other parts of the world that you may not be from or familiar with
I knew about baseball, because I watched Doraemon as a kid. Didn't knew the rules, though. Learnt about them very recently. It's a good sport. Some matches can be very interesting.
It's pointless to compare the two in terms of which sports is better. But espn analysis is wrong on so many points possibly because they never played both sports growing up.
1. Surface area of the bat is irrelevant as cricket batters even practice with stumps and still middle the ball.
2. In cricket, ball is bounced off the ground where all the action happens
not all the action of the ball is after it bonces that way you try to keep one side shiny and on rough to help it move in the air as well, then you got reverse swing when it moves the opposite way
@@daft_ss6917 That never happens in White ball cricket these days
6:29 then in football players should use full armours to play. They use heads, chest to take balls. There is no safety problem using bare hands. Its not a blade ball. Only keeper use gloves. Because its tge furst close cintact. Its stich ball. You americans take everything wrong and to next level.
Really 😂😂😂 baseball + brain = cricket💯 this video is made by baseball fan 😂who hates cricket 😂 their is no reality in this 😂 come guys who believes this video 😅😂
Ahhh so you are one of those people that they were targeting in this video. Don't be so clueless and close minded
@@RealFansSports Clueless......? Close minded....? Bruh soccer comes on 1st position among popularity while cricket comes on 2nd......... and baseball comes on 8th or 9th position 🤨.....
A cricket ball weights around 160g and has a circumference of about 225mm. It also has a slightly-raised equatorial stitched seam which affects aerodynamic behaviour considerably...............
A baseball weighs around 145 g with a circumference of 235 mm, so it’s slightly bigger and less dense (so more air resistance)....
• Baseball is introduced in 1839 while cricket is introduced in end of 16th century...
• The professional sport that has the most rules is undoubtedly cricket. Cricket is a bat-and-ball game played between two teams of eleven players each, and it has a complex set of rules that govern every aspect of the game...!
Bro I'm not clueless and close minded 😏🧐 if u really won't to compare cricket and baseball than firt watch the official video of cricket and collect the information and ofcourse u know baseball....so then compare them 💯 if u watch a video made by baseball fans they must show their game supreme and same with cricket fans...💯🧐
So do a fare compare btw them not by watching these type of stupid videos 😂. This video really gives wrong information about cricket 🏏.
Hope u really understand....and agree 💯🤨😏
IPL Starting March so watch games u will understand . 80 + kmp avr spines ,fast bowlers every ball will average 138+ kmp .just watch ipl u can see all these types information of cricket
We try to watch when we can. Not all services out here broadcast cricket so it’s hard to keep up with and usually at weird hours.
@@RealFansSports Willow TV, probably.
THATS NOT TRUE. BASEBALL GLOVES CLEARLY DESIGNED TO CATCH THE BALL EASILY. LOOK AT THE GLOVES OF WICKETKEEPER IN CRICKET IT IS DESGINED FOR SAFETY NOT TO CATCH THE BALL EASILY
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I must've dosed off when all these pro-cricket arguments were made, coz' all I've ever heard was Americans cackling at the very thought of it. All the Chuck Lorres, Dave Portnoys and Greg Gutfelds of the world.
Unfortunately that’s how the world works where you get forced fed all the negative and stuff you don’t want to here. Don’t know much about Greg and chuck, but if they are any thing like Dave then their opinions are baseless and just used for clicks unfortunately. I know from our comment section we get a lot of explicit trash talk about our favorites sports that are just off the wall sometimes. But we just laugh at them lol
Also would like to believe most professional athletes don’t attack other professional sports. Pros know how hard it is to become a professional athlete
Lol cricket is played by more countries that bro counted west indies as 1 country 😂more than 10+ are included in west Indies
162.7 kmh is a fastest in cricket
Damn!
Fastest recorded.
When Jeff Thomson was in his prime the technology wasn't available to measure his speed, which was thought to be in excess of 100mph/161kph.
@@waynec3563 ahh ok that makes sense. That’s insane. I wonder why no one has been able to match it. Is it due to speed not being as important as finesse
@@RealFansSports He was a little wild at times. Plus there is a lot of strain on the body. Thomson, for instance, had a bad shoulder injury that kept him out for a while.
Shaun Tait was a recent Australian bowler that was recorded a couple of times around the 100mph mark. But he could only do it for 3, maybe 4 overs, and that was it. The rest of his over were slower.
@@waynec3563 yeah I definitely get that. Yeah according to a lot of articles and doctors pitching is the most unnatural movement in all sports. The torque that is put on the elbow causes a lot of injuries. That’s why a pitch count is used in baseball even at the lowest of levels due to Tommy John surgery and rotator cup surgery
2:21 watch that video ... The cricketer was not pro....even i am better baller than him the person against him was national star and America in cricket is not even considered as opponents 😅 as our ranji team is more tough than them .... The baller was a spinner and they did a scientific experiment ... Where the condition was completely removed.... Spinner spin with pitch .... And there is no pitch there .... Also the bowler had no runup ... To be honest for a professional cricketer eg crish gale himself in a match or ceremony playef baseball and all was home run ... As for us its just a full tosss...ball... But why i dint know the baseball people dont understand cricket swing , spin involves a lot of... Physics... Not just a close room and makr the condition ok .. that 2 fake grass and spin.
Imagine that as England and Anderson there .... I dont think the guy could touch the ball ...🤣🤣🤣 Even if i ball in a spin pitch i bet tge whole base ball community can't understand ball ... Where it came where it ...go
I agree with most of this. It is an unfair comparison due to no conditions, but to think that a baseball player couldnt touch a cricket bowl is ignorant. the bat is over double as wide and the ball comes in slower. The baseball pitcher also was not professional. There are advantages and disadvantages in both sports. That is why it is not comparable because there are to many what ifs. I could explain more if you would like, but I feel, because of your bias, it would not matter. Both sports are difficult and both have their own degree of skill sets that are needed in order to be a professional at their respected sport.
You say they wouldnt be able to hit a ball of your bowl, but i would argue you wouldnt be able to hit a baseball pitch from most high school kids.
Other than hitting a ball with a bat they are 2 completely different sports.
@@RealFansSports if defence count as touch is cool ... But .. really hitting not possible.
@@RealFansSports bro i have record of batting 8 hr continuously (personal record) 314 runs scored ...think i can't... Hit a full toss and i use a baseball bat to improve my hitting skill 😉 on bowling machine 😁 so i know very well how to play with baseball as i have played both of them.... And cricket is tougher....
There is a vedieo of crish galr playing base ball you can see.
@@RealFansSports i have played baseball before... 🤣 So I can hit ...
@@clashingpoketuber I would disagree. But that could that be my bias showing.
The ball coming in slower and with a wider bat, to me, seems like it evens out the difficulty.
Also just to add, I don’t mean to come off as rude or anything. I do appreciate the debate that we are having!
Cricket is played more than baseball and it's an international sport and baseball isn't, Baseball is not more popular than Cricket. Baseball is only played in North America and Japan. Cricket is played in the UK, South Africa, Pakistan, India, New Zealand, Australia and Bangladesh etc. Go and had search he is talking sh.. in that video. After all Baseball is evolved from cricket called rounders, Cricket was first recorded in the 1400s, while baseball is not recorded until the 1800s. Hey baseball fans, ever heard of our version of your 'grooved pitch'? Yeah, we call it the 'full toss' in cricket! It's like the batsman ordering a pizza and the bowler delivers it right to their bat! 🍕😂 #CricketBanter
baseball is international. its not as big but it is. Japan and US just played in the championship a year or so ago. There is also international little league that happens every couple of years as well.
That espn channel making so much up with no real research 🤦 the fastest cricket ball bowled is 122mph. Cricket is one of the biggest sport tournaments behind the football world cup. Espn are trying to make baseball look good for Americans but as ever forget American sports are only really popular in the US, rest of the world dont really care much for them besides baseball in Japan weirdly !! The cricket gloves they mention are for the wicket keepers as they are in line of the fast bowl the same as the guy behind the guy with the baseball bat. Cricket games last for days with few breaks whereas baseball is far shorter espn again forget cricket tests last 5 days in each country and the 20/20 is a lil Summer game added in !! Theres real skill in each no doubt 👍 put a baseball guy with a baseball at the stumps and hel hit F all hes bowled at as its too much, but then cricketers at the base for the baseball will look stupid too 😂 both are quality but espn does cricket dirty trying to over sell and over hype baseball outside the US.
Im not sure how old this is considering this show has not been around for a quite some time, but when has someone bowled 122 because the fastest that was recorded according to a bunch of sources was 101.8 mph. I will agree though there was a good bit of bias and lack of research for the most part. Even some of the stuff we were able to point out. To say no one cares about US sports though is also untrue though.
This is a BS videos.
this video and the reaction is a disgrace
explain? Is it just because it goes away from your opinion?