Clueless new American cricket fan reacts to Brian Lara
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- After learning more on the rules of Cricket, Brian Lara demonstrates some killer batting skills you just have to see.
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Brian Charles Lara. The batsman whose flair is still envied all over the cricketing world.
Im Australian. Gilchrist is my favourite Aussie batsman. But Brian Lara is my all time favourite. The one man army!
Brian Lara is probably the best driver in cricket history
Brian Lara is one of the most elegant batsmen that this game has produced, his record speaks of that. In this video the first match was against Australia, when Australian team was one of the best in the world. There are a lot of things in cricket, if you do not understand the nuances and the details, it would be difficult for you to understand as how great a batsman is Brian Lara. I believe one of the best batsman against spin bowling.
Lara is one of the best Cricketers that ever played the game. His world records of scoring individual runs of 400 not out (Test) and 501 not out (first-class) in cricket has still not been broken!
Brendan macallum he's from New Zealand he's the first player to score a 100 runs in T20 the shortest form of cricket he's a true innovator of the game and one of the most exciting players to watch
Greatest innovator until he tries to play the scoop shot. Then he looks like a complete idiot.
@@visb4643 has he beat your favourite team or something using that scoop shot because it works a lot you just seem very angry about something ?
@@cakeforging2195 he played for a team I supported in IPL. You have no idea how many times he made me pull my hairs it when he tried that shot
@@visb4643 I've seen him pull that shot of a lot as well as get him out but it's all part of his game sometimes it comes off sometimes not but he's still great
@@cakeforging2195 my memory of him is when he played for Kochi tuskers Kerala when he played that shot and got out cheaply in a very crucial game. We couldn't qualify for the play-off that season.
Coming from an Indian, Lara is an absolute Legend. A cricket ball is almost a rock :)
400 the legend Lara
AB de villiers is a South African player recently retired
Deciding what shot to play depends on the speed of the ball, where the ball bouncers, what type of delivery (that what is the ball been bowled is called) and what form of the game you are playing. Generally the batsman will look at where he thinks the ball will bounce than watch it from the bowlers hand as they have less than a second to make a decision with fast bowlers. Types of bowlers vary from fast, fast medium, medium fast, medium and spin. The ball can swing in the air which is like a curve ball and depending on the condition of the pitch how fast it will travel after bouncing, how high it will bounce. Spin bowlers can make the ball turn left or right from the bounce as swing will happen mostly after the bounce. There is other types of bowling as well. When hitting a ball timing is more important than power as that a well timed shot will travel faster and further than a powerful miss timed shot. That's what Brain was good at timing. If you want to see a batter that has lots of power and good timing check out his fellow countryman Chris Gale he's like the Babe Ruth of cricket. For fast bowlers check out Brent Lee and spin bowler Shane Warne. There is also a video on amazing catches. That should full up your cricket metre.
This is such a beautiful girl and how she can get into understanding cricket so quickly, is really amazing. I've seen other americans react to cricket but the way this girl does, it is just on another level, the way she reacts almost looks like she is from one of the cricket loving countries. Would be interested in seeing more reactions videos on cricket from her. Also, a very gorgeous girl!!
At 4:02, you noticed how well Brian places his shot. Very astute observation. Most batsmen favor one area to hit the ball but Lara had the ability to strategically hit the ball wherever he wanted to. Great observation.
Also, at 05:30, you asked if there were different ways to hit the ball. The answer is Lara reinvented how to hit the ball and usually "posed" after taking a breathtaking shot. Not too many can do what he did.
Thanks for doing this video. 260-5 means at that point the team has scored 260 runs and have lost 5 wickets (this means that 5 batsmen were out), The highest ever score in one tnnings by a team was by Sri Lanka (952 runs for 6 wickets declared vs India in 1997). I would suggest that if you have time you can check a site called espncricinfo which has lots of cricket news , player profiles and records of past cricket games. Brian Lara, who is from Trinidad and Tobago like me, has two of top records for most runs scored in one innings by a batsman, 400 runs not out and 375 runs. Many cricket experts argue over who is the better player between Lara and Tendulkar. Either way they are two of the greatest cricketers to have played in the last 25 years.
Actually no one argues..... Sachin is god and lara is a human (legend) 😊
Brain lara true cricket player in the world I selute you sir. A lot of love.
I dont know if you would see this but just to give some more information. Brian Lara has the record for the highest score in First Class Cricket of 500 runs and also the highest score for Test cricket (a record which he held twice) at 400 runs.
Thank you for sharing that information
@@Triciamichelle_yt I am surprised that you saw this and responded. I love youtubers who respond to comments. Can't believe I have not subscribed yet since i have watched quite a bit of your videos. But I will subscribe now.
Josh Kelly the young boxer has some amazing highlights... he pulls off crazy moves like Roy Jones
11:30, the cricket bat is usually made from willow. It has a straight flat face, curved at the sides (for angled shots) and has an almost triangular shaped back, for density and stoutness. You can buy a good bat online, usually for over $100.
09:00...It's total runs scored by the West Indies at that point (260 runs). 260-5 means 260 runs scored at the expense of 5 wickets (batsmen out so far). When all 10 men are out, they change innings so the other team can bat.
Best way to hit
-Straight down the ground is tad too hard to execute properly, but once you get it right, will ensure a boundary..
- most players prefer scoring down the leg side (the part of field opposite to the batsman's bat) for hitting sixes because a lot of power can be generated that way ( for example, 5:00 is a leg side shot)
- Brian lara played a lot of his shots on the off side(the side of field towards the position of a batsman's bat) which was a sign of pure quality.. ( for example,7:35 is an off side shot)
-Hence it is all about the skills.. skilled players like lara, sachin, kohli, ab Devilliers and hell lot of players, hit all around the park to score runs.
You need to look at his high bat lift and his magical foot work and great eyes, that's what makes him special and he is arguably the greatest batsman ever, place the ball anywhere he wants, he got six different shots for every ball
Brian Lara wasn't just "pretty good' --- he is considered to be the Babe Ruth of cricket. He's the G.O,A.T
As a skill I tend to think of the cricket batter as a cross between baseball hitters and fencers, (you know, muskateers), and yes you are right, Brian Lara could read where the ball would end up in a blink of an eye. He could judge just not the direction but the length of the ball. In cricket the bowler is aiming to bounce it once before it gets to the batter, this means the batter not only has to guess how wide or close it is but also has to judge how high the ball will bounce when it reaches him. His shot selection is totally based on that ability to read the length, ie how high it will get to him, ball landing near his feet he's smacking it off a forward step, ball bouncing further away, he'll step back and hit it more sideways or behind. Ps this guy was a run machine, he could concentrate for hrs and hrs and hrs
12:50 You're absolutely right. In Cricket to be a Batsman you don't need to be big & muscular but have the techniques & skills. You'll see many greatest of the Batsmen of all time have been quite short from Sir Don Bradman to Sachin Tendulkar & as you can see Brian Lara.
08:22 To answer your question..it's always better to hit it with the high arc. The goal is to hit it high without letting it touch the ground AND over the boundary (edge of field). That would give you 6 runs. Equivalent to a home run in baseball. If you hit it across the field, but the ball bounces all the way AND goes over the boundary, you will get 4 runs.
- When the umpire waves his arm horizontally, it's 4 runs. When he raises both arms high above his head, it signals 6 runs.
He occasionally danced down the wicket (track) to attack the bowlers. Very rare indeed. If you look at other batsmen, Chris Gayle, for example, you would notice they stand in one spot and hit the ball. Brian had the ability to move around before the hitting the ball and knew exactly where the spinning ball would be regardless of who was bowling it.
Only thing that matters is you hit the ball away. Batsman adjusts his body position and his bat swing to hit the ball. Some people are really good at getting into good position to hit the ball to the maximum benefit. If the ball reaches the boundary (rope or the triangle barrier around the ground) it counts as 4 runs, if the ball directly lands outside the boundary it counts as 6 runs. If the ball stays inside the boundary runs are scored by running to the other end. So hitting the ball to the boundary is the more lucrative option. That boundary is atleast 70meters away (76yards). So you need a lot of power to hit the ball to the boundary. AB de Villiers is amazing because he can hit ball beyond the boundaries in any direction. Especially behind himself because to get the body position right and to time his shot while generating the required power is impossibly difficult. You need super human reflexes to do that and he does that consistently. You must remember that ball is coming in around 90miles an hour or faster, and he has about half a second to react. He is just super human.
Brian Lara, best West Indian batsman. In Top 3 best batsman ever in the world.
He was very flamboyant in his batting style. He liked to please the crowd and treated spin bowlers with disdain. If he was as serious with his batting as Tendulkar was, he probably would have had a higher batting average but Brian didn't really care about averages. He was just there to entertain and destroy all bowling.
Lara had one of the best cover drives I've ever seen.
Looking for more vids to react to? Some cricketers with skills and charisma: Sir Garfield Sobers, Dennis Lillee, Sir Viv Richards, Imran Khan, Shoab Akhtar.
Some scary mean fast bowlers, Jeff Thompson, Harold Larwood, Mitch Johnson, Wassim Akram.
Greatest batsman ever
Hi 👋 allure vision looks like you wanted to go in to the game☺
If U havent watched Roberto Carlos yet u should... since curving the ball u gonna love this guy!
You know Brett Lee has a record of getting Sachin Tendulkar out 16 times in his career, most by any bowler
Brian Lara is the greatest batsman of all time. He holds the world record of highest individual score of 400 runs in international cricket and 501 runs in first class cricket, true legend and most elegant batsman of all time....
Badman? Tendulkar
@@jackgarrix4150 Tendy was very great but utterly boring. Bradman was boss but played with dinosaurs.
9:02 - 260-5 is the team score, so the team has scored 260 runs in the innings so far, with 5 of their 10 batsman having been dismissed (or getting out).
+Graham Clayton oh thanks for breaking that down for me. 😍
No problem.
To give you an idea of the variation in runs that can be scored in an inning, the lowest innings total in the history of Test cricket was 26, by New Zealand against England in 1955, while the largest total is 952, by Sri Lanka against India in 1997. A good average team score in a Test match ininngs is between 350-400 runs.
Lara was a leg break bowler-never saw him bowl, but with a first class bowling average over 100 I can only imagine what filth it must have been.
Your right it’s all skill and technique for all the players bat and ball
No there is not a preferred way , there are some technical things to decrease your chances of getting out. So the flick you say was the cover drive and the shot when last the bowler is known as straight drive
Look at those straight drives, that's class and insult to hit bowlers back over their heads and he hold the world record for the highest individual score in the history of cricket
You should have way more subs
Please react to bowlers too. Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee, Wasim Akram, Dale Steyn, James Anderson to name a few amazing bowlers.
I suggest Viv Richards. Former captain of the West Indies. Called 'The Master Blaster'.
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So there's no correct/ incorrect way to play shots (especially in this day and age, where improvisation is a great strength). Though a coach would probably tell you to keep your head still and above the point of contact, get your front foot out of the way, and play with a straight (vertical) bat.
Lara was known for his repertoire of shots. However, AB DeVilliers is someone who's on a whole different level, when in comes to range of shots.
A ball bowled to the batsman without it touching (pitching, it's called) the ground is called a full-toss. They are very easy for batsman to pick up, and are usually put away.
Hey thank you for the info it was a good read very helpful
West Indies was the team which was very strong in 70s and 80s i would say it was the strongest team undefeated at that time
He plays with the best looking shots
Leg break is the way of delivering a ball which goes away from the arm you are bowling
now thats the proper way to react to cricket videos
+Ankit Verma thank you. Im just keeping it real pure. Trying to ensure i give you guys a true reaction
Please reaction to virar kohli The beast cricketr in India team captain
well Steve smith was the best batter atm the by far but we all know what happened there....
@@xmacmcintyre1262 lol he is nowhere near kohli
@@ninconpop7349if we combine all formats.
@@xmacmcintyre1262best batter only in test cricket. He sucks in limited overs cricket.
@@ssdsgamingyt3142 are you replying 5 years later nerd
260-5 means..260 runs scored ..and 5 of them got out..if 10 of them get out..then innings is over..
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Please react to Yuzuru Hanyu. Olympics short programme 2018 or Worlds 2017 fs (free skate).
Lara is the greatest.. period!
If the ball rollls out the side it's 4 runs, if the ball is hit out the field and it doesn't bounce then it's 6 runs.
Check out VIRAT kohli.... He is considered to be the best of this generation.... He was the only player that was compared to the God of cricket Sachin and lived up to that expectation..... And also check out Ab de Villers... He is called as Mr. 360...he can hit the ball anywhere and in the most unpredictable way
The greatest to ever play the game babes
Hitting in air is safe only when you cross the boundary line and you get 6runs and if you get caught inside the line, you are out. Hitting it on the ground is safer option and if it cross the line it is 4runs.
Hey thanks for explaining this for me
Allure Vision absolutely fine.
Make a video on Brett Lee also, you haven't made any on a bowler
The officials in cricket are called umpires just like tennis and not referee
Yes, you got a lot of things right. Good job for a new viewer of Cricket!
Yes, Cricket is a very temperamental and technical game as opposed to Baseball which is more of a power game. There are a thousand different things that one needs to perfect before you can be considered a member of the elite club of the likes of Brian Lara and Sachin Tendulkar (who btw is called the god of Cricket). The sheer beauty and grace of Lara's shots makes you want to keep watching him all day.
Yes, the 'straight drive' as it is called, that goes in the general direction of the bowler is a good shot to execute because that will give you 4 automatic runs (most times). Of course not every delivery can be hit a straight drive and the batsman has to read the ball and make the split second judgement as to where it can be hit for maximum benefit. This is where great batsmen like Lara and Sachin stand apart. There is a specific type of straight drive call the bowlers' back-drive which goes right at where the bowler has bowled the ball from, taking advantage of the bowler's follow through action which prevents him from stopping it. This kind of back-drive is both advantageous, in terms of automatic runs accrued and also helps gain a psychological advantage over the bowler.
Yes, in Cricket one doesn't have to be a big man to be a great batsman. Both Lara and Sachin are not very big. Lara is taller than Sachin but he is not very big by West Indian standards :) Cricketers need to have stamina and strength, of course, like in any other sport but most of the shots that are shown in this video are the more perfectly timed ones. The shots where the batsman has been able to 'middle' the ball on the bat which then utilizes the natural "stroke" of the willow of the bat that makes the leather of the ball bounce off giving you the added advantage of an accelerated shot. (all this happens in one smallest fraction of a second btw)
Yes, temperamentally, Cricketers are generally more composed and less visibly aggressive (as compared to say Soccer or Baseball ot Americal Football) on the field due to the nature of how technical the game of Cricket is. Cricket originally was and still is called a gentleman's game. But that depicts only the exterior of the players not necessarily whats going on in the mind. :)
Last but not the least Brian Lara ("the great" if you will) is the man to have scored the most runs in a single innings in Test Cricket. He scored 400 not out against England in 2004 and the record still stands. Here is a list of most runs scored in an innings by players around the world (stats.espncricinfo.com/wi/content/records/208504.html).
Here is a list of top Cricket bat brands (www.trendingtopmost.com/worlds-popular-list-top-10/2017-2018-2019-2020-2021/highest-selling-brands-products-companies-reviews/best-cricket-bat-brands/) and here is a picture that shows the contours of a Cricket bat. (www.cricket-hockey.com/10911-thickbox_default/new-balance-tc-360-junior-cricket-bat-2018.jpg)
Wow thank you for typing all this it was good information I needed I appreciate that
Shailesh Gokhale how much time you took to type all these ??
@@rishabh9389 10-15m I think ... didn't keep track. Why do you ask?
Shailesh Gokhale what is the point of writing those stuffs?? If someone really wants to know more about cricket they could easily Google out.
@@rishabh9389 There is always a great difference between reading something from the book and discussing about it with people who have some knowledge in a subject. If not then there is no point in having discussion groups on the internet including the comments section on youtube. In either case , there is surely no point in having a discussion that we are having right now so lets call it off and go about a more meaningful business. Do yourself a favour, please don't overthink this and relax.
Virat kohli and also Yuvraj Singh's six sixes in an over video
Lara 😍
Yuvraj 6 sixes in t20 world cup against England
Hey I know you have said that you have a busy schedule and that you plan on making the requested videos, but I just want to remind you again just in case you forgot... Please react to "Khabib - The rise of a savage". I just cannot wait to see your reaction to it, I know you will like it.
You should check out best catches in cricket
The only thing I knew about cricket is that the ball they use is REALLY hard so imagine if you get hit by a 80mph Hard ball. You're done. It's a wrap.
Bret Lee 🇦🇺 and Adam Gilchrist
For the answer to your question
Watch AB de villiers 360degree shots
Please react to IPL (Indian Premier
League)its just like EPL or LA LIGA OF FOOTBALL.Its the biggest cricket festival.
Do you have instagram?
Cricket, your rolling back the years here haha listen we all pretended to be lara as we were kids batting just like American kids would think there MJ on the basketball court...Depending on the type of bowl you receive while batting depends on how u hit it....On of the greatest bowlers for me has to be shane warne(Spelling might be abit iffy lol) please take a look at him he was more a spin bowler than fast but itll give u an idea of batting if u see the different types of bowlers....Lara=LEGEND
Specially "bowl of the century"
Btw that balls coming at man like 90mph and if you knew how hard it is lol me personally its the hardest ball in any sport I know of
Yeah cricket ball is the most hardest ball used among all the sports, when someone get hitted by ball it reminds me of phil Hughes incident
F‘Ed my elbow up when i was a nipper that ball did
Bugger, 2nd again. Hitting the ball is all about timing, reflex and form. You don't need to be muscle bound like you say.
Indiscipline the difference between him and Tendulkar. This kid is better than Sachin.
Would love to see you react to some fast bowling. Maybe Imran Khan or wasim akram.
Cant wait for when you hit motor sport F1
Do bale he a soccer player and he played with Ronlado
Please react to cricket fast bowling compilation plz plz plz
He was the best of his generation. A little better than Tendulkar in my opinion.
Ye bigg boss me thi na
400 against england says everything you need to know about brian lara.
There is no specific way to hit the ball,its on the batsman
You should look at roy jones jr, arguably the best boxer to ever live.
Really??? LOL
Please react to vriender shewag cricket
Great work..you summed up Lara quite well for someone new ro this..his shot placement and hand eye coordination are unmatched..
not bad video there better ones Lara is the only player who scored 400 & 500 runs in single match
He also scored 375.
Watch Eden hazard skills
Who is Eden hazard
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Chris Gayle 175 off 66 balls check that out.
React to nidahas trophy finals last over
React to 2018 nrl biggest hits please
Pls more video cricket pls our blood cricket
cricket is complete game
baseball good game but incomplete
baseball field only use 40% ( in cricket 360 degree use of field )
balling only throw no bouncing ( in cricket any type balling apply in right way )
base only hit , no variation ( in cricket any type of shot apply according to rules )
React to a T20 match from IPL(Indian premier league)
U may like Shahid afridi s batting too
Please React to Rohit Sharma's 265 run in a odi innings
Fedor emilianenko
No preferred way ...
Test cricket is more about techniques eg sachin tendulkar ,rahul dravid ,virat kohli
Odi and t 20 is innovation and most bizarre shots you can see...
Guys have hit ball out of park .... completely lying flat on the ground ....
Check Brendon MC cullum and A B de Villiers , Ms dhoni
Watch some spin bowlers?
Do Roger Federer
Please react ro arab boxing player prince naseem hamed highlights (by gp) and 10 times prince naseem looked invincible
I will but I have to do lomachenko first
Allure Vision hi just to answer a few questions you had raised regarding the game of cricket.
In regards to the bat been curved if you take an closer look at the rear end or back of the bats that is actually the case and bat sizes tend to vary in accordance to the batsmen's preferentials.
With regards to Brian Lara going deeper in his crease that's known has an playing of the back foot the reason for that technique is to grant the batsman time to either counter or play an bouncer or short ball.
Basically an short ball is an bowl or type of bowl used by an fast bowler where by he deliberate bowls the ball so it bounces short on the pitch so it's difficult to hit or negotiate for the batsman has upon arriving towards the batsman it's already rising. The back foot shot is an defense or an counter to short balls in general if an bowler decides to bowl full or yorkers where the bowl will bounce just in front the batsmans crease or stumps the batsman should play on the front foot.
In general terms if the ball is short back foot is the way to go but it makes it tricker to generate power but it gives you a little more time.
In relation to is better to risk going for an 6 or 4 it's ultimately dependent on the match situation.
Risk=Reward 6 maybe two additional runs but risk being caught especially if you don't time your shot or don't get the right connection with ball. Most times you'll see teams chasing scores in T20s(120 balls a side) trying to score sixes if the game is going down to the wire.
The highlights you were watching were from test matches(the 5 day format) which is why both teams were dresssed in full white and ball is red(in one day cricket it's white) .
In terms of highest scores in test cricket it was set by Sri Lanka against Keyna if i'm not mistaken (1006/8). One day cricket(300 balls) it was 438 chased by South Africa after Australia set an insane total of 435. In T20s it's 272/5 by Australia against Sri Lanka.
I might be a little off with my totals but i'm certain most of them are pretty close as for individual totals go Brian Lara owes two: 401 not out against Kenya in a test match and 500 not out in a first class match the man is a living legend.
If you're thinking about continuing your interest into the game of cricket you should check out another West Indian by the name of Chris Gayle he holds the record for most sixes in the T20 format and most individual 100+ totals in the T20 format.
There's another South African Batsman by the Name of AB DE Villiers his known as "Mr 360" for his ability to hit the ball anyway in the park and holds the record for the quickest hundred in one day cricket against the West Indies ironically enough.
If there's anything further you'd like to know I'd be happy to help to the full extent of my knowledge lol.
It's good to see an content creator so diversified or open to new ideas very encouraging.
PS: In terms of running individual runs between the pitch it's limited to 4 (same as the boundary) been binge watching your videos keep up the good work.
Apologies for any grammatical errors i'm typing on my phone
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