Can Cricket SUPERSTAR Harry Brook learn how to hit a baseball in just 1 day?! | MLB Europe

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  • Опубліковано 28 бер 2023
  • Follow International cricket sensation and MLB Europe Ambassador Harry Brook as he heads to Florida to join up with the St. Louis Cardinals’ Spring Training camp. Harry’s goal? To learn the fundamentals of hitting in a single day. Harry’s challenge? To smash a bigger home run than Spencer Owen at Home Run Derby X, with just 100 seconds on the clock.
    The question is: will his skills at the cricket crease translate to success on the diamond? It’s time to find out!
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  • @R2robot
    @R2robot Рік тому +3496

    We need to get a whole team of them vs an MLB team exhibition game and then have an MLB team play an exhibition game of cricket vs them on their turf.

    • @David-yd9se
      @David-yd9se Рік тому +64

      Watching this video feels like standing on the corner of Boring St and Dull Ave and you want more?

    • @insertcolorherehawk3761
      @insertcolorherehawk3761 Рік тому +88

      Japan vs India and USA vs England instead?

    • @1313tennisman
      @1313tennisman Рік тому +374

      The cricketers would do better at baseball than the baseball players would at cricket

    • @chillkaro911
      @chillkaro911 Рік тому +133

      Cricket is more of Mind and skill game then Strength game.

    • @shahrukhsings
      @shahrukhsings Рік тому +23

      Shoehei Ohtani Playing cricket would be a delight

  • @brianfallon2607
    @brianfallon2607 Рік тому +3183

    As someone who played baseball in the US but lives in England, I think baseball players might struggle with fielding without gloves. Some of the bare handed catches cricketers make are unbelievable.

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому +119

      They would get used to it with the right catching technique.

    • @obscuredictionary3263
      @obscuredictionary3263 Рік тому +32

      In Chicago and a few other places they play an interesting game called “16 inch softball” in which they don’t use any gloves. I found that pretty interesting.

    • @tyslink
      @tyslink Рік тому +69

      I'm pretty sure most pro baseball players would be able to adapt pretty quickly.

    • @brianfallon2607
      @brianfallon2607 Рік тому +162

      @@obscuredictionary3263 The thing that surprised me was just how hard a cricket ball is. Some of the catches are made with one hand and are not that far from the batter.

    • @obscuredictionary3263
      @obscuredictionary3263 Рік тому +69

      @@brianfallon2607 Yeah it hurts a lot. I have felt one of those things they are solid.

  • @toogyman
    @toogyman Рік тому +1872

    Just seen Harry score a great hundred in front of 70,000 at Eden Gardens in the IPL
    The kid has some minerals

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому +70

      And he had an MLB promo sticker on the back of his bat.

    • @nayamsharjeelrafique369
      @nayamsharjeelrafique369 Рік тому +33

      He could hardly get the ball off the square against the spinners though.

    • @blackfreethinker2525
      @blackfreethinker2525 Рік тому +52

      And he just won the T20 World Cup in November.
      The young man has a bright future!

    • @sadiqulkadir7507
      @sadiqulkadir7507 Рік тому +26

      @@nayamsharjeelrafique369 he's only breaking through past year or two give him time

    • @Bettys_Eldest
      @Bettys_Eldest Рік тому +33

      @@nayamsharjeelrafique369 he took a run a ball against the spinners leaving the other batsman to take them apart, then murdered the quicks when they came back. He understands how to enable his team to win, not just try to make himself look good.

  • @crackerjack2228
    @crackerjack2228 Рік тому +847

    He picked it up pretty quick. You can tell he has exceptional hand eye coordination.

    • @pahwraith
      @pahwraith Рік тому +97

      Thats a big part of it.
      You either have it or you dont.
      Pro cricket players, definitely have it.

    • @EverettBurger
      @EverettBurger Рік тому +31

      It's interesting because you don't actually swing at the ball. Your brain predicts where the ball is going to be...and then it swings at that area.
      In cricket, it's hard for the brain to make a prediction due to the bounce.
      In baseball, it's hard to predict due to the movement of the ball.

    • @xCestLaVie1
      @xCestLaVie1 Рік тому +43

      @@EverettBurger There's full toss in cricket though, it's both

    • @Virtuoso191
      @Virtuoso191 Рік тому +1

      They’re trained to hit short hops, and the only MLB player I’ve only seen do that was Vlad.

    • @my2l
      @my2l Рік тому +3

      @@Virtuoso191 cricket swing is more similar to tennis than baseball, ichiro and baez also have hit shorthops for hits.

  • @mrfurion
    @mrfurion Рік тому +1014

    As a cricketer who has played baseball a few times, I found the hardest thing was getting the legs and feet right when hitting. In cricket you have to be ready to step forward, back and to either side because you can hit to the whole 360 degree field, and the bowler (pitcher) is allowed to make the ball come in at any height.
    I could see this guy struggling with the same thing - throughout the whole video he never got his legs fully loaded and he kept pointing his front foot towards the pitcher rather than staying closed. This severely limits your power in a baseball swing.

    • @_e5598
      @_e5598 Рік тому +27

      Yeah, Harry is all arms. His feet are kind of getting around, but he's getting no power from the legs. Most adults who played any little league have more power. Totally different things.

    • @joshw7974
      @joshw7974 Рік тому +102

      Yeah, the amount of power he would have if he engaged his lower half is kind of crazy. Hitting a ball 360 and 330 with a wood bat with all upper half, is pretty damn impressive.

    • @mikesmith2057
      @mikesmith2057 Рік тому +42

      Going the other way (an American who's played some cricket), I find it much easier to bat in cricket as a lefty, using my 2-handed tennis backhand. Nimble on your feet, responsive to a ball anywhere, and playing in 360*.
      As you say, the cricket stance is fundamentally a mobile one, while the baseball swing is based on a firm foundation, foot plant and weight transfer. They're superficially similar but profoundly different. Like a golf swing and a baseball swing, they probably get in each other's way more than they help.

    • @zerofide
      @zerofide Рік тому +12

      @@joshw7974 its incredible what fast hands can do, makes up for so many other things. giancarlo stanton hits bombs and is often in the bucket himself.

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson Рік тому +6

      the hardest thing when hitting is going up against the nastiest junk the best MLB pitchers have.

  • @clubequintafalcao
    @clubequintafalcao Рік тому +299

    He took guard like a cricketer 6:20. Love to see it.

    • @McWhatevs
      @McWhatevs Рік тому +2

      Covering off?

    • @Romanggwp
      @Romanggwp Рік тому +5

      that was cool. good spot

    • @flamingfrancis
      @flamingfrancis 11 місяців тому +1

      Took guard? Of what?

    • @clubequintafalcao
      @clubequintafalcao 11 місяців тому +29

      @@flamingfrancis the stumps. In cricket you take guard in front of your stumps in order to protect them.

    • @binxbolling
      @binxbolling 11 місяців тому +6

      ​@@clubequintafalcaoNone of that makes any sense to an American.

  • @keithland4703
    @keithland4703 Рік тому +425

    So cool to see. Harry Brook has a bright future as a batter for the English team. As an Australian iI look forward to him being a headache at The Ashes

    • @domhayes5960
      @domhayes5960 Рік тому +10

      He’s going to have a great ashes I reckon, we might actually compete this time

    • @mananghildiyal2675
      @mananghildiyal2675 Рік тому +5

      ​@@domhayes5960 you might even win, English team is doing wonders in test cricket as of recent.

    • @aayushsrivastava-mergcgryx2364
      @aayushsrivastava-mergcgryx2364 Рік тому +1

      ​@@mananghildiyal2675 yeah it's difficult for Aussies to stop the bazz ball english team

    • @kirtigupta9753
      @kirtigupta9753 Рік тому

      His defence is suspect specially against the spinners. He'll be easily gobbled up by Ashwin and company in India.

    • @fekopurishaktisefeko6044
      @fekopurishaktisefeko6044 Рік тому

      Forget ashes you should be worried about wc of test . Last time India under captaincy of rahane defeated Aussie badly ,he is back in team.

  • @dominicverdin5724
    @dominicverdin5724 Рік тому +601

    Not too shabby for his first time playing baseball. Well done kind sir. ⚾️

    • @WastingTime1878
      @WastingTime1878 Рік тому +58

      He faces more harsher challenges in the game he plays. I have found baseball to be pretty easier to adapt to as well, if your cricket basics are good you can excel in baseball as well.

    • @omegacroc2928
      @omegacroc2928 Рік тому +15

      @@WastingTime1878 While I wouldn’t necessarily disagree with you, there isn’t any tangible evidence to support that since to my knowledge there aren’t any cricketers that have become pro baseball players. Nor vice versa, for that matter.

    • @CognizantCheddar
      @CognizantCheddar Рік тому +29

      @@WastingTime1878 You're lying.
      Cricket and baseball are _wildly_ different in how the batter needs to judge the pitcher/bowler's motion as the ball leaves their hand, to say nothing of the various pitches employed in baseball to make the ball's behavior, trajectory, and speed dramatically deceptive (there no parallels whatsoever to that in cricket bowling). And this isn't even going into the wildly different fielding skills.
      You have never played competitive baseball.

    • @chaboiearl4266
      @chaboiearl4266 Рік тому +28

      @@WastingTime1878 Why do people feel the need to diminish one thing when supporting another. Cricket does not hold "harsher challenges" than baseball hahahahha.

    • @RobertMJohnson
      @RobertMJohnson Рік тому +9

      @@WastingTime1878 LOLOL. they were throwing him meatballs, Ace.

  • @kushalmalhotra9123
    @kushalmalhotra9123 11 місяців тому +112

    Just wondering how long could LIAM LIVINGSTONE can hit it💀

    • @cricket_shorts5934
      @cricket_shorts5934 Місяць тому +3

      Out of the park

    • @randomguy7175
      @randomguy7175 18 днів тому +3

      West indies lads can hit really big

    • @TurdBoi-tf5lf
      @TurdBoi-tf5lf 15 днів тому +2

      Henrich Klassen

    • @uya9724
      @uya9724 13 днів тому

      Ms Dhoni

    • @user-fe2ct7kr8l
      @user-fe2ct7kr8l 8 днів тому +1

      ​@@uya9724 I don't see anyone in cricket hitting home runs except for west Indies lads as they usually are physically bigger than rest of the cricketing players. Unlike cricket baseball needs brute power and timings hence baseball players are lot more muscular than average cricket players.

  • @MannanGoel
    @MannanGoel Рік тому +139

    Harry Brook is one of the cricketers whose batting style resemble baseball hitting.
    Great crossover

    • @priyanshudas9083
      @priyanshudas9083 Рік тому +3

      Livingstone too

    • @jayansaini7093
      @jayansaini7093 Рік тому

      ​@@priyanshudas9083he has the bat swing, but he relies a lot on his wrists

    • @flamingfrancis
      @flamingfrancis 11 місяців тому +1

      Have you considered the fact that one English assistant coach is a former MLB player / coach and national Australian baseball coach. The influence to cricket fielding, bowling grips (e.g. knuckle ball) and, to some eyes, for some batting, is very evident.

    • @davon7100
      @davon7100 11 місяців тому

      Arsenals Goalkeeper has a video of taking baseball hitting lessons and looked better than Brook when doing so.

    • @MannanGoel
      @MannanGoel 11 місяців тому

      @@davon7100 I never said that he'll be a great Baseball player or he did well. I compared his batting with baseball. Doesn't mean he'll be good at baseball.

  • @pertash
    @pertash 8 місяців тому +197

    Every ball is a full toss

    • @User-ta5178
      @User-ta5178 8 місяців тому +6

      But every ball is not cricket ball .

    • @fordastreeets8019
      @fordastreeets8019 3 місяці тому +20

      Theres different types of pitches in baseball, its not all 90mph fastballs. If that was the case, baseball players would easily be making contact. Pitches will also purposely switch there pitches to trick the hitter/batsman. There's different types of pitches including splitters, cutters, sliders, curveballs, knuckleballs, forkball, eephus, breakingball, and more. Also u have to keep in mind baseball players use baseball bats, which have smaller widths. If baseball players used the cricket sticks they would easily make contact with the ball. And u also need to know where to place your hits. Making contact with the baseball wont win games if you don't know where to place your hits.

    • @j.vrooyen7975
      @j.vrooyen7975 Місяць тому

      🤣🤣

    • @tirthasarathighosh5342
      @tirthasarathighosh5342 Місяць тому +1

      ​@@User-ta5178😂😂 have you seen cricket before 😂

    • @User-ta5178
      @User-ta5178 Місяць тому +12

      @@tirthasarathighosh5342 yup I've seen India loses from Australia in 2023 world cup .

  • @carlos-fv1rc
    @carlos-fv1rc Рік тому +331

    From my limited knowledge of cricket, I see that the two two sports are complete opposites - in the sense that in cricket, it's extremely difficult to get a batter out, and the bowler (pitcher) cheers like crazy when that happens. The teams score hundreds of runs in one game. While in baseball, it's extremely hard for the batter to get a hit, and when you have a duel between two good pitchers, you're not going to see more than a few runs.

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому +39

      Yep. The only times in cricket you might not really celebrate getting someone out is when it's a lost cause and you know you are not going to win.

    • @tyslink
      @tyslink Рік тому +14

      Probably because of the differences in bat/ball dimensions and shapes....it's often been said that hitting a round ball with a round bat is one of the hardest things to do in sports. In Cricket the bat is a huge flat board and the ball is a bit smaller than a baseball (I believe anyway?).

    • @hemsanimbri8962
      @hemsanimbri8962 Рік тому +14

      Unless its test cricket in India, Australia, England

    • @michaelscott7166
      @michaelscott7166 Рік тому +24

      ​@@tyslink The balls are very similar in size and weight. Cricket ball is about a quarter inch smaller in circumference but about 1/2 an ounce heavier than a Baseball it is also a much harder object. Batting wise it definitely is much harder to hit a baseball because of the round bat and more power because the boundaries of the field are much bigger but Cricket requires a more varied technique because of the 360⁰ field of play, much longer at bats, and increased bowling variety, relative to pitching. Reaction times are similar though, Baseball pitching is generally faster than Cricket bowling but they throw from further away.

    • @my2l
      @my2l Рік тому +9

      @@michaelscott7166 baseball pitches are thrown from closer than cricket, when the pitcher releases the ball it's often 54 feet away or even closer.

  • @subhodipbanerjee6699
    @subhodipbanerjee6699 Рік тому +89

    Irrespective of the results, this crossover was wonderful. It helps you to appreciate what other people do.

  • @Fredman2410
    @Fredman2410 11 місяців тому +99

    Grew up playing baseball, moved to cricket country. Round bat on ball is incredibly difficult, however every baseball 'fouled back' would probably be out in cricket, and there are a ton of them. Also, as a baseball player playing cricket, I found it extremely difficult to maintain focus on the ball after it bounces - your brain just says ignore it.

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 11 місяців тому +6

      The losing focus may be just a habit from your baseball days.

    • @jackweber3660
      @jackweber3660 7 місяців тому

      i can relate to the ignoring the ball after the bounce part- my brain is wired to take it every time

    • @charlesstockings663
      @charlesstockings663 7 місяців тому +4

      that would be a hard habit to break. a lot of comments on this video are saying about his feet position. do you find the difference between the styles of play affects that as well? i always thought of the base skills being transferable like hand eye coordination and reaction time but when you think about it old habits can be hard to break and throw you off. I'm hopeless at cricket and baseball. so i have no perspective of it.

    • @googleforcedmetocreateacha6273
      @googleforcedmetocreateacha6273 7 місяців тому

      That is why you get into a good position. Rest is prediction. Above a certain speed it is impossible to see the ball all the way through. Which is why you have a set stance and a trigger. You move your head over the ball since it is the heaviest portion of your body. Your feet follow where your head goes and you just swing either on backfoot or front. It is more muscle training/reaction rather then watching the ball through. It is impossible to watch the ball under your eyes after it bounces. At that point it is just your best judgement and body positioning.

    • @jitkr1489
      @jitkr1489 5 місяців тому +3

      But you wouldn't be allowed to throw or 'chuck' like you do, in baseball. And nobody bowls full in cricket intentionally

  • @yahiyaking8488
    @yahiyaking8488 Рік тому +55

    Harry brook the future of English cricket ,he is gonna become one of the top run scorer in future

    • @ArmageddonIsHere
      @ArmageddonIsHere 7 місяців тому

      Never heard of this guy.
      If he's all that good why isn't he in the English team playing the World Cup against Sri Lanka today?
      The English team batting is clearly struggling against the Lankans and they could have done with a hitter like him. If they left him out it must have been for good reason?

    • @yahiyaking8488
      @yahiyaking8488 7 місяців тому +1

      @@ArmageddonIsHere because ben stokes decided to reverse his retirement so he didn't get spot in the squad

    • @ParthaYouTube09
      @ParthaYouTube09 2 місяці тому

      ​@@yahiyaking8488 that was quite selfish
      And seeing how English team performed as a defending champion was very hard to digest

    • @Lucy_595
      @Lucy_595 Місяць тому

      @@ParthaUA-cam09 Well now Ben Stokes pulled out of the T20I world cup and gave Brooks a chance. He isn't really selfish.

  • @TheDjcarter1966
    @TheDjcarter1966 Рік тому +43

    Biggest advantage these guys have are obviously they are great athletes and amazing hand eye coordination, given a week of real instruction they could probably get pretty good at least off BP fastballls. Just getting the correct grip on the bat and holding his hands higher would do wonders

  • @davidlong1459
    @davidlong1459 Рік тому +75

    Cricket’s my game but into MLB too since my brother moved to CA in 1980… Lucky enough to see likes of Reggie Jackson, Pete Rose, Steve Garvey. As a cricket fan and coach I can see this lad is going to be at that kind of level in his own sport - serious serious talent.

  • @ericzhang9705
    @ericzhang9705 Рік тому +148

    For those that are not U.S native, Cubs and Cardinals are division rivals. it's going to be a good one. Hope my Cardinals can take the W. we have a good team this season

    • @pahwraith
      @pahwraith Рік тому +3

      Also not known probably by Brits.
      Its a rivalry inside the state of Illinois itself. Illinois is a little bit bigger than the UK, geographically speaking (12 million and 10 million live in Chicago).
      Its only major city is Chicago and it dominates everything.
      St louis fans are supported by mostly rural farmers in southern illinois and the cubs represent the urban north of illinois.
      Southern Illinoisians hate and resent Chicagoans, almost to an unhealthy degree. While Chicagoans barely acknowledge them.

    • @user-ij2fi3ku8q
      @user-ij2fi3ku8q Рік тому +1

      ​@@pahwraith I'm an American baseball fan and didn't know this. I assume most people in Illinois would be White Sox or Cubs fans.

    • @akbarlebowitz8151
      @akbarlebowitz8151 Рік тому +1

      Too bad for us Cubs fans you have our former catcher Contreas.....SIGH!! Molina was a beast!!

    • @pahwraith
      @pahwraith Рік тому +1

      @@user-ij2fi3ku8q nah, south of springfield its all cardinal fans. Central IL is 50/50z
      Iowa is mostly cubs fans. Go figure.
      White sox dont have many fans outside the Chicago suburbs. But its about 50/50 inside the city and suburbs so thats still about 5 million people that like them.

    • @blackfreethinker2525
      @blackfreethinker2525 Рік тому

      @@pahwraith I'm originally from NYC, and now live in Central New York, so I understand, because you have much of the same thing going on here.
      (Yes, there is no small contingent of Red Sox fans in this part of the state, and weirdly enough, many of them are also NFL Giants fans.)
      That said, I've also lived in Da Region for 10 years of my life, and when it comes to the Crosstown Classic... the good guys wear black. Go White Sox!

  • @sudarshaniyer2747
    @sudarshaniyer2747 11 місяців тому +23

    As someone who has played both and watches full MLB and IPL seasons, I've seen some comments that I agree and disagree with, here are my two cents:
    Pitching in baseball is far more complex than bowling in cricket in terms of the types of pitches one can throw and the control a pitcher can exert on the baseball to spin left, right, or down, regardless of ambient conditions. For bowling in cricket, there are a number of delivery types but these are heavily influenced by the ambient environment (clouds vs. dry sunny day for swing bowling) and pitch (green vs. dusty). A bowler is often a hostage to these parameters and most even in international cricket are unable to maintain similar levels of performance in one set of conditions vs. another.
    I think a case could be made on the other hand that batting in cricket is more complex. You have to be good at cross bat shots, drives, sweeps, hooks, and cuts in cricket, where a batsman has to make a quick decision when the ball is bowled with regards to how to shape the body and transfer weight while keeping the head still. A lot of reaction also doesnt occur when the ball is bowled but rather where, when, and how the ball hits the surface. Baseball is less complex when it comes to the types of swings and location of where the ball needs to go. With this said, I do think it's harder to hit a ball with a round bat (perhaps easier to generate power though when the bat connects).
    I would say fielding is harder with bare hands. Look at Jonty Rhodes videos to get a sense of fielding at point. However, baseball fielding requires more thought. In cricket you just have to figure out what end to throw to. In baseball you have a lot more targets to consider depending on the game situation, number of base runners, and fielding location (SS vs outfielder). Turning a double or triple play requires more coordination and teamwork than anything I see in cricket for example. Along the same lines, baserunning is more cerebral and tactical in baseball than running between the wickets in cricket, hopefully this point is self-explanatory.
    From an entertainment perspective, T20 used to be a more exciting watch compared to an MLB game but with the introduction of the pitch timer I would say it's more equivalent now. Test cricket may be satisfying to watch for the diehard cricket fan but for the common consumer it definitely is a harder watch than an MLB game.
    All in all, both games are brilliant to watch/play and each offers something different in terms of the fundamental contest of bat vs. ball. I encourage anyone who watches/plays only one to watch/play the other as they both are extremely fascinating.

    • @RealFansSports
      @RealFansSports Місяць тому +2

      This is the best comment that I have seen that compares the sport. We react to cricket content and have a lot of people that blow off baseball as way easier than cricket, but reality of it is they are both extremely difficult. Some skills transcend to both and you will have your unique few that could be good at both, but at the end of the day neither would be successful at the other sport without years of practice and training.

    • @None-rk1in
      @None-rk1in Місяць тому

      ​@@RealFansSportsbaseball isnt easier than cricket,well in a sense its much less complex,but as a guy who have tried cricket and baseball,except proffesional cricket its easier to bat in cricket and make contact ,but in baseball its really hard to make contact with the bat

    • @RealFansSports
      @RealFansSports Місяць тому +1

      @@None-rk1in Oh yeah that’s what I would think too. I’m from the US so I’ve played baseball a bunch growing up. I have never played crickets, only watched videos and things like that.

    • @None-rk1in
      @None-rk1in Місяць тому

      @@RealFansSports well i have watched your videos ,cricket is really hard to properly understand ,there are 3 levels of understanding cricket-1)audience or viewer level were you just have to be clear of the basics
      2)expert level were you know everything related to cricket,every rules ,regulations,field setting,format,bowling types ,batting shots etc
      And 3)the player level,how to bat and ball,well in gully cricket we all bat and ball but in real cricket they have either pure batters who arent great bowlers and doesnt or rarely bowl,then there is pure bowlers ,and allrounders who does both.learning how to bowl and bat is a bit hard just like every sport ,holding and gripping the bat ,the stance,footwork,wristwork everything needs to be somewhat mastered to play proper cricket.
      Thats all

    • @jimb9063
      @jimb9063 12 днів тому

      Yes agreed, very good points.
      Just a couple of things to add. Pitching in Baseball and batting in Cricket are the more complex elements as you say, but they also have the advantage ball by ball/pitch by pitch. Considering each delivery individually, a batsman in cricket probably won't get out and might score a run in cricket, a pitcher probably won't give up a hit and might get an out in baseball. Both sports have the same aims, scoring runs and getting outs, but do it in almost completely opposite ways.
      Apart from the effects of altitude and temperature on how far the ball flies off the bat, atmospherics don't really come into baseball because of the tennis ball style seam on a baseball. All movement is via spin, apart from a knuckleball, so no cricket ball style seam, no swing through the air.
      Spot on with the fielding. Cricket has learned a bit from baseball over the years as it's tried to get more 'professional'. Relay throwing is more common now, but it's just not as crucial with every play like it is with baseball. Not having to run while batting, and being fairly obvious most of the time how many runs are available in cricket means you don't throw the ball back 'seriously' that often when in the field.
      100% agree with your last paragraph. Like with almost everything, disdain usually comes from ignorance. I'd be amazed if fans of one sport didn't at least recognise and respect the other sport if they watched it for a while.
      Personally love both games. From the UK, prefer the long version of cricket and also watched quite a bit of baseball over the years. I didn't need T20 personally because I watched baseball, but understand the need for a viable modern game. It's also had a very positive affect on Test cricket too. It's just a little too skewed in favour of the bat for me, in a game which they have the advantage anyway (You might be able to tell I used to bowl!).
      I guess it's true what they say, chicks dig the long ball!

  • @blitztim6416
    @blitztim6416 Рік тому +144

    He did really good for a first timer. I wanted to hear his thoughts on baseball after this experience.
    I would have like to see him field also.

    • @jhfh3112
      @jhfh3112 Рік тому +7

      Yeah the most confusing thing in baseball is knowing where to throw the damn thing with no thinking time. Being used to fielding in cricket your instincts would be completely different so it'd be really difficult.

    • @samuelpinder1215
      @samuelpinder1215 Рік тому +8

      ​@@jhfh3112 nah in cricket once you catch it instinct would be throw back to the middle to get a run out or get it back to the bowler

    • @lonerbetch
      @lonerbetch Рік тому +16

      ​@@jhfh3112 cricket is actually either at the same level or even harder when it comes to fielding. You need to catch a pretty hard leather ball with your bare hands, no gloves. Then you need to decide if you have to throw it to the bowlers end or the keepers depending where the two batsmen are. You also need to quickly judge how you're going to throw it, whether you are aiming for the stumps directly or going to throw it at a fielder who has got to the stumps and will break it after you throw it to him. Quite often, it's just the fielder having to throw the ball at an inanimate set of stumps and hit the stumps direct. They should also make a note to see if a fielder has positioned themselves to stop the ball from going to the boundary if the throw doesn't hit the stumps or is not collected by a fielder.

    • @jhfh3112
      @jhfh3112 Рік тому +3

      @@lonerbetch I don't think baseball is harder inherently, and I know how cricket works. Just commenting that the change of instinct on where to throw and when would be hard for someone who is very well practiced in one sport.

    • @my2l
      @my2l 11 місяців тому +1

      @@lonerbetch that's not true at all, cricket fielding is far simpler than baseball, baseball fielding involves knowing the outs, base runners, force plays, tag plays, which base to throw to, how to do run downs, precise footwork and glove work, and requires much better overall athleticism and arm strength than cricket, there's a reason many top cricket teams hire baseball fielding coaches and never the other way around.

  • @zafarsobhan9191
    @zafarsobhan9191 11 місяців тому +47

    This was brilliant. I loved the generosity and appreciation on both sides. Cricket and baseball are two great sports and there is no reason those who are top of the sport in one couldn't retrofit their games to be pretty damn good in the other.

  • @legendnaveendelu7209
    @legendnaveendelu7209 Рік тому +79

    He just hit a hundred in IPL. 🎉🎉🎉

  • @ticnatz
    @ticnatz Рік тому +129

    I'll be in London for both games. I live in Germany, but St.Louis is where I call home. I hope this doesn't mess with his cricket swing. When I play golf (not very often), I'm told I have a baseball swing.

    • @alexn78666
      @alexn78666 Рік тому +3

      See you there! Go Cards!!!

    • @spakkx
      @spakkx Рік тому +4

      went to a driving range here in hamburg once. After a of couple swings the instructor asked if i play baseball, there seems to be a pattern.

    • @flamingfrancis
      @flamingfrancis Рік тому +1

      You do realise that the baseball swing is a horizontal one (unless Asian) Golf is a vertical full arc...look at a pro.

    • @hifijohn
      @hifijohn Рік тому

      Thats an interesting point I wonder how many who attend are brits and how many are Americans?

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому

      @@hifijohn Tickets are too expensive for my liking. I think it might be on TV.

  • @tonyknight9912
    @tonyknight9912 Рік тому +21

    Brilliant, well done Harry Brook, a seriously talented player !

  • @zas98
    @zas98 Рік тому +3

    Happy to see Harry Brook play for the Cardinals. I did my MS in SIUE and supported the STL Cardinals

  • @mocrg
    @mocrg Рік тому +27

    He’s got all the basics. Hand eye coordination.

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому +15

      Look up this guy's shot highlights, he's a cricket beast in the making.

    • @WastingTime1878
      @WastingTime1878 Рік тому +7

      You have to have it budd, international cricket is merciless.

  • @theremakers.
    @theremakers. Рік тому +15

    I don't know if you baseball fans are aware, but Harry has a mesmerizingly classical cricketing technique. He is undoubtedly a future legend of the game.❤

    • @danjo1967
      @danjo1967 12 днів тому

      i dunno.... half the aussie team would have done better

  • @EvilClowns69
    @EvilClowns69 Рік тому +11

    Glad that they are bringing back the London series. I was lucky enough to fly to London and watch the Yankees vs Redsox there was a great time

    • @thesmithersy
      @thesmithersy Рік тому +1

      As a UK fan, it was enjoyable but I wish they hadn't brought the MLB concept of overpriced concessions over too!

  • @williamsmith8522
    @williamsmith8522 Рік тому +7

    Glad this video is giving Ryan Ludwick a small moment, he’s probably not well known across the baseball world but look up his 2008 stats for the Cardinals MVP caliber year but somehow landed only 16th.

  • @kgck15
    @kgck15 Рік тому

    feel so proud through country wise i am not from Nz but feels like is our guy as he is part of cricket, all people in cricketing world is part of oen big family :)

  • @rockofshame
    @rockofshame Рік тому +2

    Yoooo Brandon Allen! I remember watching him on the 2011 A’s! I loved watching him and I’m glad he’s still around the game

  • @billhorton2564
    @billhorton2564 Рік тому +75

    As a former baseball player that lived in South Africa for a short time, I became very good at hitting a cricket ball. I could routinely hit the ball completely off the pitch. I used my legs for more power, but with the three sided bat and having to swing every time, including balls that hit the ground before reaching the batter made for much more of an arm swing. Good job Harry!

    • @timothybruggeman9332
      @timothybruggeman9332 Рік тому +4

      I lived in Midrand, a suburb of Johannesburg from 2010 to 2016, and while I was there I was fortunate to have found a baseball league. I played for the Mark's Park Mustangs!

    • @ziadelsissy3088
      @ziadelsissy3088 Рік тому

      Yeah batting in cricket is easier,but bowling is harder,,

    • @user-ov8wb4ty3r
      @user-ov8wb4ty3r Рік тому +6

      being able to hit out of the park doesn't make you good at cricket. it just shows you don't understand the game

    • @bbm260
      @bbm260 Рік тому

      Based on your comment you looks like a terrible cricketer or you know nothing about cricket.

    • @human6729
      @human6729 Рік тому

      ​@@ziadelsissy3088 but to become an international player is very tough as just swinging is not enough got to know various other things.

  • @JohnCena-lc3cs
    @JohnCena-lc3cs Рік тому +3

    Harry brook is a great player i love watch him play❤️

  • @ahsenkhan1593
    @ahsenkhan1593 Рік тому +9

    He is an exceptional talent, arguably the best emerging player in the cricketing world currently. I am a bit worried/ scared and hope that this game won't effect his cricketing skills with the bat.

  • @AliceYobby
    @AliceYobby Рік тому +7

    Takin a cue from Jomboy with the Cricket outreach, love it

  • @SirArthurBeowulf
    @SirArthurBeowulf 10 місяців тому +7

    Here after England's win over Australia in third test of Aahes he played very well in second inning

  • @dakshmahida833
    @dakshmahida833 7 місяців тому +3

    I was waiting for this moment in the whole video and finally he did it 😅 6:20 tapping bat on pitch before a big shot...the cricketer in him...

  • @spennyblair
    @spennyblair Рік тому

    This is so awesome! Helluva job, Harry!!!

  • @danabrahams7892
    @danabrahams7892 Годину тому

    He is some cricketer - love the tiny amend the hitting coordinator makes and the swing is just miles better - quality stuff all round #LGM

  • @GS44691
    @GS44691 Рік тому +6

    I miss baseball on TV here in the UK. Was an avid fan sitting through the night watching some fantastic games and great athletes.

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому

      If I'm right the London games will be on the BBC someplace.

    • @ArmageddonIsHere
      @ArmageddonIsHere 7 місяців тому

      My son played the game here in the United States.
      B O R I N G !

    • @hithere3035
      @hithere3035 16 днів тому

      Just a year late, i'm assuming by your comment that they used to play Baseball on tv but stopped? MLB is on every night in UK now on TnT sports. Usually around 10pm.

  • @stingray4real
    @stingray4real Рік тому +9

    In the UK during the late 1890s after visiting USA Industrialist Sir Francis Ley introduced baseball in Derby, England. There was a baseball field built near the factory. There was the English Baseball League. Derby Baseball Club was winning the English Baseball League. Because they had American players they got banned by the English Baseball League. The game didn't catch on in the UK. Derby County Football Club bought the baseball field from Francis Ley. Hence the name of the stadium Baseball Ground.

  • @WorldwideWyatt
    @WorldwideWyatt 2 місяці тому +1

    This is how you spread the game of baseball. Cricket and baseball are cousins and anyone who enjoys one will more than likely enjoy the other. We need more crossovers like this going both ways to make both games bigger.

  • @pruett89
    @pruett89 5 днів тому

    For someone who plays their own sport at an international level this guy is EXTREMELY humble. Love seeing this cross over.

  • @andrewlaw
    @andrewlaw 11 місяців тому +3

    I'd like to have seen some of the baseball hitters have a go at cricket, the straight bat mechanics are totally different to what they are taught so could prove an interesting challenge.

  • @kennyg1358
    @kennyg1358 Рік тому +87

    Would be fun to see a home and home championship playing cricket and baseball on their home turf respectively.

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому +10

      1-1. I'd be 99% sure of that.

    • @samuelpinder1215
      @samuelpinder1215 Рік тому +4

      ​@@cricketexplained8526 depends because baseball catching is much easier so if they catch out all the baseball team and then get a few good hits who knows. I think virat kohli could get a few homeruns and joffra archer could get some dangerous pitches off (he might still be injured)

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому +1

      @@samuelpinder1215 Winning a baseball match ultimately comes down to who score most runs. It is hard to see a team of cricketers score more runs in a baseball game than baseball players, who even at God-level only hit 30-35% of balls into play.

    • @frebbbreeze2841
      @frebbbreeze2841 Рік тому +10

      If it was taken even remotely seriously it would be too dangerous for the baseball players to play cricket. Their clubs wouldn't agree to it

    • @thesmithersy
      @thesmithersy Рік тому +2

      @@frebbbreeze2841 True, they wouldn't know how to deal with bouncers.

  • @About30Penguins
    @About30Penguins Рік тому +1

    As a Cardinals fan since my youth; thank you for picking St. Louis!

  • @asathelogiclaman637
    @asathelogiclaman637 10 місяців тому +11

    Its insane how fast he got good in baseball!

    • @olik5652
      @olik5652 9 місяців тому +6

      He faced BP. Any 14 year old can hit just as good.

    • @ParthaYouTube09
      @ParthaYouTube09 2 місяці тому

      ​@@olik5652 BP ?

  • @sootchh4055
    @sootchh4055 Рік тому +10

    I'd take this lad for my beer league softball team any day!

  • @davezubie
    @davezubie Рік тому +2

    I'd like to see a couple of Irish hurlers try the same.
    Great hand-eye coordination and can hit the ball while some is trying to tackle them

  • @devrajsinghbalyasra1407
    @devrajsinghbalyasra1407 Рік тому +59

    He is the next big thing of Cricket world. Brooks is making so many runs soon he will be no 1 batsman

    • @Pwnzistor
      @Pwnzistor Рік тому +11

      I don't know what any of that means, but he seems super nice- I hope he does extremely well.

    • @RatzaChewy
      @RatzaChewy Рік тому +10

      Replace 'batsman' with 'batter' or 'hitter' and that statement would read exactly the same for a baseball player.

    • @iameverywhere8551
      @iameverywhere8551 Рік тому +2

      He got off in IPL tho 🤣

    • @DeadBeat1azy
      @DeadBeat1azy Рік тому +3

      ​@I AM EVERYWHERE ! That one literally one game and he came in after a wicket maiden first over

    • @KKPR533
      @KKPR533 Рік тому +2

      @@iameverywhere8551 scored a century the other day

  • @WastingTime1878
    @WastingTime1878 Рік тому +13

    I feel cricket players who have a low backlift (I always had a low backlift) are much more likely to excel at baseball. Whatever little I have played baseball, I have found it easier for me as compared to my friends who have a much higher backlift.

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому +3

      A low backlift might have to be compensated for by more physical power in order to get the baseball past the diamond.

  • @johnhenry9453
    @johnhenry9453 Рік тому +11

    MLB is doing big moves to expand finally the game... first was the WBC and now this looking for ambassadors and putting games on another countries. If they had done that in the past, maybe baseball would have more popularity in the world right now.

    • @SimuLord
      @SimuLord 10 місяців тому

      They set the template back in the 1930s, when they made Japan baseball-mad.
      "Yakyu" is its own distinct cultural institution in Japan nowadays...and it's more fun to watch than MLB.

  • @simongleaden2864
    @simongleaden2864 11 місяців тому +1

    The first time I saw Harry Brook play, a few years ago, he hit a straight drive for six a few feet from where I was sitting. He can really hit the ball. Baseball seems so much more difficult, with the bat being round, not 4.25 inches wide, and only a hit into the 90 degree area between the two foul lines being valid. In cricket that would be like being able to score only from shots between midwicket and extra cover.

  • @danielainsley8017
    @danielainsley8017 Рік тому

    Absolutely loved this.

  • @jjackson3240
    @jjackson3240 Рік тому +7

    The Cardinals won the World Series against Boston in 1967. Sometime in the fall/winter television season, I believe on the Ed Sullivan show, a fake match was staged between the top British cricket team and the Cardinals. The score was 0 to 0 in the final inning and someone told the cricket batter to hit the ball out of the park. He asked if that was polite and was told yes. So he proceeded to do just that and won the game for the British team. I was so mad at the time. I was 10 years old and loved the Cardinals. Have fun Harry.

  • @MyCousin82
    @MyCousin82 11 місяців тому +27

    As a cricket fan I often wonder how good the US might get if cricket were more mainstream. Some of these baseball guys are unbelievable athletes.

    • @ihatejpmorgan
      @ihatejpmorgan 11 місяців тому +6

      The majority. MLB is not joke. It's the hardest professional league of any sport to get into.

    • @MyCousin82
      @MyCousin82 11 місяців тому +1

      @@ihatejpmorgan Absolutely. Limited amount of high level baseball I've seen....fielding, reaction time and mobility- and throwing- power and accuracy- is insane.

    • @akshaychaudhar6926
      @akshaychaudhar6926 6 місяців тому

      @@MyCousin82 where are you from brother and which sport is most popular sport in your country???

    • @MyCousin82
      @MyCousin82 6 місяців тому +4

      @@akshaychaudhar6926 South Africa. Rugby and soccer most popular spectator sports, cricket also up there.

    • @chaitanyashinde7700
      @chaitanyashinde7700 5 місяців тому

      I can tell you already they can be the best in the world only thing holding them is the game has not catched on. We had a baseball player come in and play cricket it took him few balls to get used to it. Once he did boy oh boy he was only hitting out of the park no half measures. Fielding was exceptional because he had a rocket arm and could throw the ball like a trace of bullet.

  • @richardjacobs7632
    @richardjacobs7632 Рік тому

    Enjoyable piece thanks

  • @robertcornelius8056
    @robertcornelius8056 Рік тому +1

    I’ll buy cardinals merch because Harry is the right fit as your ambassador . He is the future of cricket so this will not go unnoticed in the uk

  • @Anichaan7
    @Anichaan7 Рік тому +8

    Brook has potential to become one of the best batsmans in cricket

  • @lee4171
    @lee4171 10 місяців тому +16

    Baseball is a great sport. Cricket is great and much more technical.

  • @yuu-kl1nh
    @yuu-kl1nh Рік тому +3

    3:41 I've never seen バーヘイゲン since He've left Hokkaido Fighters😢 But, You were here😂

  • @tamerlanenj
    @tamerlanenj 7 місяців тому

    he did awesome....

  • @movieeater123
    @movieeater123 2 дні тому

    They should show the boys some of Harrys highlights, espessialy catches from gully, slip or silly point. Crazy catches

  • @abdulhakeem2641
    @abdulhakeem2641 7 місяців тому +6

    Every ball will be ful toss a dream for a cricket batter 😂😂😂

  • @raincntry2657
    @raincntry2657 Рік тому +15

    Color me impressed that he picked it up in one day with coaching. He was making good, solid contact.

    • @sloppygoo
      @sloppygoo 11 місяців тому +4

      Baseball is arcade cricket I’m not surprised

    • @scarletrobin
      @scarletrobin 9 днів тому

      Hitting a baseball is way harder than hitting a cricket ball with a bat 3 times the size lol

  • @emoser742
    @emoser742 Рік тому

    Awesome stuff!!!

  • @andrewaaberg482
    @andrewaaberg482 Рік тому

    This was awesome, great video

  • @KKPR533
    @KKPR533 Рік тому +6

    Harry smashed a brilliant century in the IPL the other day.

  • @Brendanvio
    @Brendanvio Рік тому +31

    Good player to pick. He has been outrageously good for England the last year.

    • @grevious01
      @grevious01 Рік тому +1

      Really? I haven't heard much about him compare with England's other superstars such as Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler.

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому +4

      Liam Livingstone would have been my preference.

    • @iqbal0610
      @iqbal0610 Рік тому +4

      ​@@grevious01Stokes and Butter are the established senior players for England. This guy is a proper up and coming star. Watch out for him

    • @c3vzn
      @c3vzn Рік тому

      Yeah he’s been THE player for England. Keen to see how he goes in The Ashes.

    • @yeoldegeek71
      @yeoldegeek71 Рік тому

      @@djstuc What are you on about? His form has been astonishing... 4 centuries in his 1st 10 tests, averaging over 80, scoring at roughly a run a ball. Man of the series against New Zealand in February. He's the most exciting young player to have emerged onto the cricket Test scene for a long time.

  • @chadmcfly1299
    @chadmcfly1299 Рік тому +1

    Not a cardinals fan but really proud how they represented baseball and the country tbh

  • @brodaism
    @brodaism Рік тому +2

    As a long time cricket player who is trying to be better tennis player these days. I can see that he wasn't using legs that much, his base was not wide so he was off balance as soon he hits, the right side of the hip has to come forward/rotate for balance and power. Having said that, Cricket is also a complex sport which needs other skillset.

  • @naveedali1406
    @naveedali1406 7 місяців тому +3

    Two great sports ❤

  • @herrgodfrey9563
    @herrgodfrey9563 Рік тому +209

    I would love to see more baseball outside of the US, Canada and Japan. Imagine a World Series that was REALLY a World Series.

    • @peterron924
      @peterron924 Рік тому +108

      thats what the world baseball classic is, its just not a series.

    • @herrgodfrey9563
      @herrgodfrey9563 Рік тому +15

      @@peterron924 yeah, I know that. It would just be cool if baseball was as ubiquitous as soccer.

    • @jordonez42
      @jordonez42 Рік тому +68

      did you really just leave out Latin America bro lmao come on now

    • @herrgodfrey9563
      @herrgodfrey9563 Рік тому +5

      I'm sorry, I didn't realize Latin America had any individual teams or organizations that played to the same standard as the MLB or NPB. I knew they had individual players but not individual teams or organizations.

    • @kayseacamp
      @kayseacamp Рік тому +10

      Can't leave out the KBO.

  • @dennissvitak5475
    @dennissvitak5475 11 днів тому

    In the US Air Force, I was stationed in East Anglia for several years. I played a fair amount of Cricket..and I was good at it. You knew pretty much where the ball was coming to, and it was a lot slower.

  • @dragonballfanscantread2383
    @dragonballfanscantread2383 Рік тому +1

    Quality young cricketer.
    England have a gem on their hands.

  • @cjyoung7372
    @cjyoung7372 Рік тому +4

    I would have loved to see him show his skills with some field drills

    • @saurishghosh2142
      @saurishghosh2142 10 місяців тому +1

      cricket ball is 10-15% heavier and singnificantly significantly significantly harder, they catch the ball barehanded, and cricket fielders dont just hurl the ball to the bases, they have to aim at the sticks planted there

  • @johnwray393
    @johnwray393 Рік тому +23

    Dude needed to lift his right elbow and would've been solid. Cool video idea. Let's see MLB guys playing cricket.

    • @nomar2004
      @nomar2004 Рік тому

      lindor did it before ua-cam.com/video/cgx1QPaYpCI/v-deo.html

    • @stepsinpairs
      @stepsinpairs Рік тому +3

      There's a great video of Lindor trying out cricket from about 4/5 years ago. It's worth checking out.

    • @johnwray393
      @johnwray393 Рік тому +1

      @@stepsinpairs Now that you mention it, I may remember that. Will have to go back and check it out.

  • @joealyjim3029
    @joealyjim3029 Рік тому +2

    Love to see this go the other way and have some baseball players try cricket

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому

      Try the video "Cricket meets Baseball | WIN Francisco Lindor signed glove and bat!!"

  • @RobertoDinero69
    @RobertoDinero69 Рік тому

    Lud looking comfortable in front of the camera. Good media guy.

  • @woopimagpie
    @woopimagpie 11 місяців тому +8

    Amazing how different the two games are. There's a bat and a ball, and that's pretty much where the similarity ends. It's pretty impressive when someone can play both games well. I'd love to see this the other way around too, get a couple of the gun baseball players to come and have a go at cricket at the high levels. Great stuff.

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 11 місяців тому +2

      This isn't exactly high-level baseball. More of a 101.

    • @wasimibitpu
      @wasimibitpu 11 місяців тому +3

      Cricket with its technicalities in batting and bowling is much more harder and requires more skills and mental strength to be good at it. There are so many intricacies in Game of cricket that it's really hard to make someone understand how it's played.. and top of that cricket has different formats and each format has its own level of difficulty and different rules

    • @my2l
      @my2l 11 місяців тому +1

      @@wasimibitpu bullshit, you've never played baseball to compare.

    • @user-vy5uy9fo8p
      @user-vy5uy9fo8p 9 місяців тому +2

      I am not so sure how a baseball batter or a pitcher can fare well in cricket. A baseball batter won't know what to do when there is a bouncer or a spinner, similarly a pitcher won't know what to do when he is asked to bowl with his hand straight.

    • @my2l
      @my2l 9 місяців тому

      @@user-vy5uy9fo8p that's a lie, go watch eric sim easily adapting to both bowling and hitting

  • @TheBoomsonic
    @TheBoomsonic Рік тому +4

    The 'cricketing guard' at 6:20. Haha. This was really fun to watch.

  • @jacquesmalherbe2586
    @jacquesmalherbe2586 19 днів тому +1

    The side I'd be really interested to see is how baseball players deal with the concentration side of batting in cricket. Like you could potentially be batting for 3+ hours and facing 300+ balls in an innings of test cricket, whereas an AB in baseball might last at most 20 pitches (that being the record I think). The ball comes with less velocity in cricket as it isn't thrown and bounces off of the pitch but the amount of decisions a batter has too make is much much higher.

  • @fayebell4716
    @fayebell4716 Рік тому +24

    Keepin it classy STL! Can't wait for not only the London game but Opening Day tomorrow, GO CARDS!!!

    • @rickd438
      @rickd438 Рік тому

      Cards will lose to my Blue Jays.

    • @joshualee6765
      @joshualee6765 Рік тому

      @@rickd438 yep they sure did gave up 2 dingers to our lead off hitter 😂

    • @rickd438
      @rickd438 Рік тому

      @@joshualee6765 It’s Early.

  • @MinyetiSports
    @MinyetiSports Рік тому +7

    Sería bueno ver más ingleses practicar Baseball ⚾!

  • @manavpandey1175
    @manavpandey1175 Рік тому

    Brook is crazy good! Star is born

  • @dallaswood4117
    @dallaswood4117 Рік тому

    Looks like he was mainly slap hitting not a lot of lower body or hip rotation in it but just to make contact is impressive

  • @JeanCarlosTv
    @JeanCarlosTv Рік тому +7

    baseball and cricket sports brothers

  • @yashtiwari117
    @yashtiwari117 7 місяців тому +1

    I think I am going to be naturally good at Baseball because of my natural swing in cricket. Love em short stuff, I can keep pulling/hooking them all day.

  • @neerajnongmaithem392
    @neerajnongmaithem392 10 місяців тому +2

    Baseball is a pitchers game while as cricket is a batters game. Batting in mlb is way harder and getting a hit is a thing of rejoice, while as in cricket getting a batter out is a sense of rejoice for the bowler. Batting is harder in mlb, whule as in cricket bowling is harder.

  • @sidddddddddddddd
    @sidddddddddddddd 6 місяців тому +3

    I want to see someone big like Chris Gayle playing Baseball! He'll definitely hit big home runs :D

  • @MrMosby-hy3te
    @MrMosby-hy3te Рік тому +8

    That Cardinal Red is the best Red in the business!!!

  • @syedskhalid
    @syedskhalid 5 днів тому

    5:00 Unlocks his swing, that coach is good

  • @NPA1001
    @NPA1001 Рік тому +2

    Harry seems a really good guy

  • @MemeTeam6900
    @MemeTeam6900 Рік тому +7

    In cricket full tosses are the easiest to hit so it must have been easy for him to pick up baseball, but the bat size only

    • @fordastreeets8019
      @fordastreeets8019 3 місяці тому

      Theres different types of pitches in baseball, its not all 90mph fastballs. If that was the case, baseball players would easily be making contact. Pitches will also purposely switch there pitches to trick the hitter/batsman. There's different types of pitches including splitters, cutters, sliders, curveballs, knuckleballs, forkball, eephus, breakingball, and more. Also u have to keep in mind baseball players use baseball bats, which have smaller widths. If baseball players used the cricket sticks they would easily make contact with the ball. And u also need to know where to place your hits. Making contact with the baseball wont win games if you don't know where to place your hits.

  • @akbarlebowitz8151
    @akbarlebowitz8151 Рік тому

    Jolly good!! Seems like a nice bloke. Cheers to you Harry!!

  • @sampathnerella738
    @sampathnerella738 Рік тому +4

    He broked the record great crickters

  • @SMA265
    @SMA265 6 місяців тому

    6:20 that cricket stance! Some habits you can't change.

  • @haseebkhan-st6nb
    @haseebkhan-st6nb Рік тому +2

    Cricket have a big learning curve,

  • @peterstreiff3811
    @peterstreiff3811 Рік тому +4

    Harry Brook 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿( Northern Superchargers ( The Hundred 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿)🏏🎉

  • @sebastianpage4391
    @sebastianpage4391 Рік тому +8

    supposedly Liam Livingstone wanted to do it but they didn't allow him to for the dignity of the MLB. If any Americans are curious go and look him up. Absolute monster

    • @tyslink
      @tyslink Рік тому

      Looked him up...not sure what you mean by "absolute monster" as he isn't all that large? And also not sure what you meant "they didn't allow him to for the dignity of the MLB"? Is that implying he would somehow embarrass the MLB or something? I don't get it?

    • @cricketexplained8526
      @cricketexplained8526 Рік тому +7

      @@tyslink "Monster" means someone who does something really well.

    • @blackfreethinker2525
      @blackfreethinker2525 Рік тому

      You must be from Lancashire.
      Good rugby league county.

    • @forareeb
      @forareeb Рік тому +2

      'Monster' because he hit balls quite long. He hit a six(like home run) for >117m and it is really long in cricket.

    • @ihatejpmorgan
      @ihatejpmorgan 11 місяців тому

      ​@@tyslinknothing to get, it doesn't make sense. Cricket is only a national sport in a place where they struggle to meet basic caloric intake. They have no true concept of athleticism.