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The skill of MSD is while catching the ball, his hands don't recoil. It is practiced. Most other wicketkeepers naturally move hands back about 5-6 inches before they start the forward movement to stumps. Dhoni saves precious microseconds and takes his scalp. That's a true genius.
Couldn't have explained it any better, great job 👍
can imagine the hit his hands would be taking each time 😳
In addition to that...he catches the ball very close to the stumps...therefore Zero Recoil + Catching the ball very close to the stumps = Lightening fast Stumping.
Plus, over the years, he had done so many stumpings, he became just damnnnn fast at it. Practice makes man perfect and It makes Dhoni the MSD.
You can stand anywhere. Over the line, behind the line, on the line, wherever you want. But you will get out if you are over the line when the keeper/fielder hits the wicket with the ball. Batsman move out of the line to counter the length at which the ball is going to pitch and to get into the correct head and feet position to play a shot.
@@Fe-ironman u think msd hires pr for real do u think so then u need to go for checkup bro
@@Fe-ironman stop spreading hate. Indians always support team. And there is nothing wrong if they have favourites. What matters is that we all want to see good cricket no matter which player leads the team. to victory. You are no one to make such assertions on Indian fans.
@@Fe-ironman niqqa you just write whatever you listen recently. You just wrote what gambhir said a day ago like it's your own thoughts.
@@Fe-ironman and yes it's true that there are better wicketkeepers than Dhoni , better finisher than Dhoni, better captain than Dhoni. But Dhoni has all these qualities. The present cricketers and former cricketers all over the world consider him one of the greatest of all time. But then cricket experts like you come in doing comparison like a 12 yrs old
@@Fe-ironmaneveryone loves him because of hia personality rather than his game which proves a good personality is above anything
Due to copyright issues all these stumpings were very old, if you watch the latest ones they are just amazing
No one can replace MSD in cricket history ❤
the thing is nobody is trying to replace anybody. everybody wants to create their own place.
@@srinu9054 they try but they can't
@@shestyles4444 you've a clean kitchen..
@@shreyanshkumarpatra2723 wat do you mean by that
No body near to MS dhoni."The Great". He is very smart as much as his reflexes.
Also his comments and directions to his teammates from behind the wickets outstanding.
see the movie about his life story ++++
You can stand anywhere. You can hit from anywhere. As long as you do not get out. The type of delivery from the bowler determines the position of the batsman as he attempts to defend his wicket and possibly score some runs from it.
The line is called crease.
The batsman has to stand at least having his one foot inside the crease. After the bowler throws his delivery, its batsman's choice to step forward or play backfoot. He decides it by the type of the ball he receives.
Stepping forward can give you extra power for hitting big shots but it comes with a risk of getting stumped by the wicket keeper.
Fun fact - Dhoni was a good goalkeeper in Soccer during his school time but the sports teacher suggest him to do wicket keeping instead.
Looks like you have not seen enough cricket.
Batsman stand outside the crease a lot of time, specially in test cricket to reduce the seam or swing movement.
World no 1 ms d ❤
No 1 in what ?
@@ankitSharma43825 Wicket Keeping🤫
@@joelh637 msd me lakho qualities ta lekin wo wicket keeping nhi krta ta.
1 .3 lakh people present in the stadium 🏟️ this is tha highest attendance in the world more than FIFA World Cup final this is tha power of MSD 👑❤️ sir..
Bro thats just cause the stadium in Qatar was smaller. More people watch football than any other sport in the world.
@@seshadhri_s I know bro football game watching more then any other sport but tha Qatar stadium is smaller that's their problem.. you don't know tha power of msdains.. only 142 crore people like him this is tha just Indians not any other country...if we can add them other country you imagine how's that..
9:37 Batsman can move away the crease and hit the ball if he wants to or can stay in crease the whole time as well. They move forward to attack the ball early , even before it spins or swings by the line and length, sometimes bowlers and wicket keepers tempt the batsman to move forward and hit the ball, if they miss wkt keeper hits.
They can stand anywhere near the line. Usually to counter attack the swinging or turning ball, batsmen move ahead to the pitch of the ball and hit it
The man the myth the legend - Ms Dhoni 👽🔥
To your question, the batter does not have to be outside the line to hit. The reason they get out is to bring the momentum to the ball. I guess that in baseball the speeds are around 100 mph so the ball has enough momentum. But for the spinners, the speeds are around 50mph. So to hit the ball farther, the batter charges outside the line to get enough momentum. Also the action of hitting the ball itself might get your feet outside the line with the momentum of the body.
Over the line to counter/negate Sping, Swing , bounce. sometimes momentum of the body to generate more power. Sometimes just to make bowlers different things.
Batsmen can stand anywhere he wants, whether he is inside or outside the crease(that fixed line), they sometimes go out of the line to hit the ball to counteract that turn which the bowler gets by spinning the ball.
Such a LEGEND he is ... the one and only MSD ❤🔥
That is why speed of light is measured in MS😎🔥🔥
We can stand anywhere but the reason batsman gets out of the line he gains momentum to hit shots
In the recent IPL Final match of CSK vs GT.. MS Dhoni took the wicket of Shubman Gill by Stumping... That too with the timing of 0.1 sec...
Lightning fast stumping even at the age of 41.... #msdforever💫🙌🔥
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The area where the ball pitches is often a reason whether a batsmen will step fwd or not
Yes you can stand anywhere and hit the ball at any position. Batsman go over the line just to hit the ball as soon as it bounces off the pitch. They can also hit inside the line if they want
I am not a fan of cricket . I don't even understand the game. But more I see MS Dhoni the more I like him.
Batsmen can stand anywhere around the line usually batsmen leave the line and come forward to get momentum to hit a six it varies for batsmen to batsmen but normally that's the reason... Hope it helps huge fan....
Dhoni the real legend of stumps ....more than eyes his keepering fast ...love thala
A batter can take stand (guard) anywhere he wants to & stepping down the crease is a technique to alter the bowlers length & to manipulate gap between the fielders.
When the baller releases the ball, as a Batter, you can
1) Stand inside the line (the line is called Crease)
2) Stand straddling the crease (most common stance)
3) Stand totally outside the crease (sometimes as a power move to scare the baller)
But... Once the ball is released and is 'live' ,if you are outside the crease, the fielder (wicketkeeper is a special kind of fielder only) can hit the wickets causing you to get 'run out' (called 'stumping' if done by the wicketkeeper immediately after you miss the ball and it goes to him).
Batters also come forward to get the momentum for the swing, allow the ball less time to spin or even to catch the ball before it hits the ground. In fact it's one of the recommended ways to tackle a 'yorker' delivery where the ball that was coming for the batter's toes is hit as a 'fulltoss' around knee level i.e. before it reaches 'toe' level. It's a high risk high reward move.
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All indians love him and treat him as our own
He is one the best batsmen ever played, so does a fielder and an excellent keeper
Dhoni ne bola out matlab
Out 🦁😍
After hitting the ball players run between the wickets to get runs that's the number one reason to leave the line, and while hitting the ball they sometimes move forward to accomplish different shots & sometimes they accidentally cross the line anyways they can't escape MS Dhoni ❤😂
The box is called a popping crease which is around 1.2 meters parallel to the stump line. A batsman can hit the ball from anywhere on the pitch. However, If they miss or when they run runs, they need to be inside the crease before the wicketkeeper or the fielders hit the stumps in order to be called not out.
dhoni is love 💛
5:17 the guy said "bye bye'. He is not the guy he is "THE GUY", if they mention god of cricket as the guy then they probably don't know cricket 😂
When ball comes SLOW on to the BAT due to
1.PITCH or
2.SLOWER BALL bowled by bowler
Batsman comes ahead/out of the line to get some MOMENTUM
Batsman can stand anywhere but has to be something behind the line when fielder or wicket keeper breaks the stumps
Some batsmen take stance outside the crease to tackle swing or spin before the ball pitches. Then they can expect bouncers/short pitched balls from the bowler to drive them into the box or backfoot batting
The batsman does not have to be over the line to hit the ball. All of these are the instances of wickets, so obviously you will see them crossing the line. Usually batsman stands inside the line and the reason they step out or lean forward is to reach the ball where it lands so that u can meet the ball before it starts to spin or swing.
The last wicket in this video : Trick of MSD in hand sign...Sachin understood it.
Batsman hit 4 in Sachin's bowling, then for the next ball Dhoni gave a signal to Sachin to bowl the ball a wide so the batsman can not reach it while trying to hit it but his position on the pitch puts him in danger(outside the line).
U can stand anywhere inside the crease outside the crease. Have to have atleast some part of ur foot or bat over the line before ur stumped
4:01 murali kartik spin 💀
And MSD Hands 💀💀
World had Bruce Lee for speed punch 👊🏼 and has MS Dhoni for lightning stumping ⚡
A batter uses his footwork based on where the ball is pitched by the bowler. Stumpings are “mostly” done when a spinner is bowling. The batsman always try to be within the line against a spinner. Cricket is a lot about footwork. Sometimes batsmen lose balance while hitting the ball on front foot. And in the process if they miss the ball, the keeper can collect the ball and dislodge the stumps with the ball in his hands. If some part of the foot of batter is inside the white line then he/she is not out. If foot is outside or on the line, it is out.
Against fast bowlers usually batsmen stand outside the white line as keeper doesn’t stand near to the stumps. So chances of stumping is almost zero.
But as you can see in the video Dhoni stood up to the stumps against a pace bowler as well.
In bowling ball is pitched. It may turn in spin bowling or bouncing in fast bowling. To counter uncertainty they can move anywhere but must come to line if the ball is missed and keeper catches it.
8:59 the batsman can be anywhere from the line within the batting pitch area while playing the ball be it behind or over the line but he needs to ne behind the line before anyone could clean the stumps. Good question! The reason they go over the line sometimes is science. They go over the line mostly for big shots so When u go for a big shot u accelerate urself just like pace bowlers and steo forward a but more than usual.
Batters can stand anywhere near the line inside or outside.. Usually batters stepout during spin bowling to get to pitch of the ball to counter the turn, its a gamble coz if u miss u can get stumped
In july we have two t20 internationals between west indies and india this year..july 12th and 13th..at launderhill, florida
Sadly due to copyright issues you are unable to watch the recent stumpings of MS Dhoni they are spectacular
The one he did in this ipl final was the best one 😂
You can say that bat is extended part of body for any batsmen, so any of his body part should be behind the line to avoid run out or stumping.
The batsman can stand wherever they want. But at their own risk of getting stumpedout.
They can even stand at any position, any angle, any posture they want, even block the view of the wickets as well, as long as they take care they don't block the ball trajectory, before the wickets, with their body and let the ball hit their body while being in the trajectory of hitting the wickets (LBW out).
They can be anywhere on or over or inside the crease while hitting.
And when the bowlers bowl the ball, based on the trajectory, length (location of the bounce of the ball) the batsman has to navigate to a suitable position to hit the ball properly, with an appropriate shot suitable for that type of ball (spin, speed, bouncing length, line etc).
So the footwork in cricket is very much important for a batsman as even before hitting the ball, the batsman moves to a position to hit the ball, with foot movements like front foot, back foot, sideways etc.
That's for gaining advantage in hitting the ball.
Also this free movement of the batsman makes the lives of the bowlers difficult as the batsman can move anywhere to hit the ball.. unlike stationary batter in baseball.
But good bowlers also use it to their advantage by tricking the batsmen by luring them frontfoot (outside the crease) and having an unexpected spin or swing on the ball to make it miss the bat and get the batsman stumped out.
Even the same reason hitting the ball is very different from baseball, as the bowler can legally throw the ball anywhere infront of the batsman within one {arm + bat } length... And bounce the ball anywhere in any trajectory, in any line, at any height, even towards the body of the batsman... Which makes it challenging for batsman not only scoring runs bur simultaneously defending the wickets behind and their own bodies as well.
The batsman can stand anywhere he wants - inside the crease, on the crease, outside the crease. The position/stance the batsman takes is based on how he thinks he is going to counter a certain delivery. For example a batsman can go deep inside the crease or stand outside to counter a yorker. There is no such rule that batsman has to step out of the line to hit a ball. Front foot shots, where batsman steps out is done generally to reach the pitch of the ball for best timing on the shot or to counter spin. Similarly there are backfoot shots, where the batsman goes deep inside the crease to allow more time to play a short delivery.
You can stand anywhere rick, based on what he feels is the best position, bcs you cant be back always because ball will have better opportunity to do its work. But you also cant stand ahead bcs of this. Generally Stumping always happen when a spinner is bowling with low speeds as if 50 Mph or so. So he stands at the crease or slightly in
Legend❤❤❤ dhoni
Msd ❤
They can stand anywhere....they come ahead of the line because for a certain balls it makes it easy for the batter to hit the ball if they step ahead... But stepping ahead also brings a risk of getting stumped ... So it's a trade off between risk and reward....
You can be anywhere before on or behind the line or crease when you face the ball. Infact, most players will be way before the crease for fast bowlers to be able to face the speed at which the ball travels. The key is you should get back in your crease before the wicket keeper stumps you.
U can stand anywhere in btw 2 wickets but if u miss it will be stumped . But more towards bowler (less distance) u need to react fast . So beneficial against spinners ( slow) to hit it half volleyed ( before it turns too much.)
The line, Popping Crease, belongs to the fielders, not the batsman. The Batman’s foot or bat must be behind the line, and on the ground, to avoid leaving himself open to dismissal.
If bowler is a spinner or fast bowler it depends and their height also if batsmen is short takes front foot means takes one step front then the batsman who is having much height takes back foot means one step back though he can stand anywhere at some times pitch also matters on some stadiums
His latest stumping in the ipl final of shubhman gill is even Faster at the age of 42
No Rick, there is no such rule that the Batsmen need to come out of the line to hit the ball he can stand anywhere, but one the bowler bowls the ball he needs to be inside the crease(the white line) or else he will be either run out or stumped out ( like in this video)..
Most of the batsmen come forward to hit the ball to make it easy to face some type of bowls bowled at either yorker length or short length or to avoid the spin On the ball in case of spinners
It's not only you who can't see it . Even the umpire couldn't see that's why they are going for the third umpire 😂😂. THALA FOR A REASON 🔥🔥
And in IPL2023 final against in form Shubman Gill is an absolute lit💛
There is an instance when Farookh Engineer was keeping wicket far from the stumps. He dives to his right following the ball. But the batsman got a thin inside edge on the ball and it went a little to the left. While diving to the right with his body fully stretched out, Engineer caught the ball with his trailing left hand. Too bad there isn't video from that ancient period.
You can stand anywhere you feel like as a batter, be it in out left right. The goal is to protect your stumps from the bowler. And after the delivery is bowled and in play, you have to be inside that line if any fielder or wicket keeper hits the wicket to keep yourself from getting out. Hope this helps.
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A batsman can stand anywhere. But when a spinner or a medium pacer bowls the wicket keeper comes up to the stump hence its always sensible for a batsman to stand behind or have one foot behind the crease to avoid stumping. In case of a fast bowler the wicket keeper's are far away from the stumps hence the batsmen have an option of standing outside the crease. The batsman also opts for it depending on the condition of the pitch- whether its bouncy or staying low.
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When you play the shot, feet movement is an important technique to play a good shot. If you are awkward with your feet movement, you would be either leg before the wicket or wont be able to play a good shot. There is no rule around movement of your feet for playing a shot.
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Batsman can stand outside the line too. Or straddle. Or behind the line.
He doesn't have to be over the line to hit the ball. Batsman use "footwork" to negate the bounce or swing to come toward the ball.
The latest IPL final subman Gill (stumping)wkt too.
Batters move forward out of the line to tackle the spin and advance on the bowlers, but they have to get back into the crease before the ball reaches the wicket keeper or else he/she will stump you out if they collect the ball neately.
After watching Mahi over the years I just realised that our brains can overclock in emergency situation and make time appear slower to our reflexes.. don't know how Dhoni bhaiya summons that ability at will... Normally this only happens in near death experiences or accident survivors will tell you about this.
You say Dhoni and i come running!
He is not fast .......HE IS THE FASTEST ⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡
0.1 second stumping 😮
These are old ones, New ones are even faster than u think😊
There is no such rules like batsman has come out of the line necessarily to hit the ball , but batsman do this so that they can get the better elevation and power and momentum so that they can score more , when batman plan to get agressive they step out of the line so that they can get to the ball where pitching to avoid turn
It's not mandatory to cross the line to hit the ball. You can hit the ball as you can, but if you cross the line you must back into the line before keeper hit the wicket with the ball. You can hit the ball staying in the box or crossing the line, it's batsman's choice how he wants to hit the ball. But whenever you cross the line you must return to the line otherwise opponent players can hit the wickets and then you are out.
Even in "RUN OUT" batsman must cross the line before opponent players hit the wicket with the ball..
MSD ❤️
Mahi is love 💛
Hope you also get the fact that the person supposed to tell if the batsman is OUT or not doesn't gets his answer and also does not gives his decision right away instead he takes a review on it, Only MS Dhoni tells he's OUT on that speed. 😂
My fav Mahendra Singh Dhoni♥️♥️♥️
Batters can stand anywhere during facing the bowlers's delivery.
The batsman can always be inside the line, they move out to get a better opportunity to hit a ball, and sometimes gets stumped.
You can stand anywhere and hit from anymore. But u should be back behind the line if u miss and the catcher does collect it on the follow through
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The legend of cricket "MSD "
At least one foot behind or on the line to be safe. Standing in front of the wickets is a must. And wickets should be visible to the bowler.
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His fastest stumping speeds are : 0.09sec, 0.12sec, 0.15sec, etc...,
Is that antiquity bottle in the background?
You can stand any where inside line or outside line they can hit the from inside or out side depend on them there are no rules
dhoni is the player of level from players of SENA countries 👑
In the last clip, Dhoni indicates Sachin to bowl wide with his right hand, so Sachin bowls wide and it’s an easy wicket.
There's no rigid rule about where a batsman should stand. Before the ball is bowled, he can stand between the stumps and that line, or on that line, or even outside the line. However once the ball is bowled and it reaches a fielder/wicketkeeper he should be behind the line otherwise the fielder/wicketkeeper can break his stumps to dismiss him.
No rules about where they can stand. Batsmen can stand anywhere but needs to be behind the line(called Crease) before a fielder can take the bails off.
You have to be in the line,
They step over the line to hit a big shot but it may go wrong, like this stumping.