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Batter knows bat is broken then hits a "home run", a breakdown
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Aussie's switched to metric in the 70's so I'm guessing phrases like "flew for miles" stick around a lot longer than when they are actually giving a distance.
I'm in Canada and everyone I know uses "flew for miles" rather than kilometers, comes off the tongue a lot nicer, I think.
@@SirGaryofOak same here in Oz, we use miles as an expression of length not related to an exact measurement, just meaning a relatively long way
@@SirGaryofOak That's fair, "flew for kilometers" really doesn't rolly of the tongue lol.
Same here in Ireland. We use metric for most things here these days, but we still talk about things being miles/inches away if they're far or near. Even my Polish girlfriend uses those turns of phrase despite never using them as actual measurements.
British colonies are somewhat ambidextrous with imperial/metric
I love your cricket breakdowns. Rare to see an American this invested into cricket. Great to see.
Thanks to his videos, my American ass can now understand up to at least 40% of what is going on in a cricket match.
@@captaindishman9126 that's great!! Cricket is a fantastic sport full of nuance once you get the basics down.
He used to live in Australia for a bit with his family. I think that is where he picked up on cricket.
We're getting a jump start for Cricket in the 2028 Summer Olympics xD
@@captaindishman9126 lol i know. but i'm still lost.
"Miles" in phrases really doesn't depend on the actual system of measurement of the country. Even in countries like Germany, where the metric system has existed for over 100 years, we still say "meilenweit" (for miles) to describe a more or less defined long distance when speaking.
The sound off the new bat was gorgeous, even if you didn't see it you would know it was hit well by the sound.
I think "stuff" in Aussie slang is versatile. It's a less vulgar stand-in for worse words. "Get stuffed" but also, "Well, stuff! That didn't work." In old-time Brit slang, it meant pregnant, among other things.
Yep you’re correct
Mostly right, but we wouldn't say "Well, stuff! That didn't work.". "Get stuffed" (go away/get outta here), "it's stuffed" (it is broken), "stuff it" (forget about it) - those are the usual uses.
@@spuddymcspud2451 Pretty much the same here in the UK.
Yeah I have UK friends who say get stuffed. Makes sense.
It refers to the conjugal act and was considered foul low brow language back in the day.
Yes! Keep up the cricket content. It helps me keep up with the Afghan guys I work with.
ask them about the victory over Pakistan asap.
@@anonymouslyopinionated656😂
So hyped to see women's cricket on the channel! Grace Harris is such a character - and a brilliant batter, too! Been laughing about this for days. Bess Heath sure would have been worrying for her life for a second there, though, I'm sure!
Cricket bats are made in 2 pieces, when they start falling apart it turns into kind of a hinge, so the bat generated more energy when it swung before breaking
I found it interesting that, here, the bat broke at the handle, rather than with the triangle piece coming out. I'm actually guessing (from the look of the physics going on) that if the bat had been sturdy and unbroken, the ball would've gone a good 10-20 yards further given that hit. Either way though, fair play to her, it was a fun moment in a great innings from the looks of things.
I think what you mean is that the handle and the blade are made separately, then glued together. The handle is often (always?) made from multiple pieces of wood that are, again, glued together with layers of rubber in between, then bound with twine, before having a rubber grip rolled out over the top.
The part where the handle joins the blade is NOT where it broke though. It broke straight across the handle.
Yeah that break was actually pretty incredible. It goes to show that it was actually her power breaking the wood as opposed to just the glue failing which is what usually happens
@@marklnz Accurate with an exception...the handle is traditionally laminations of Sarawak cane (that is comparably flexible) with inlayed rubber. The best bats made today are hand made using traditional techniques.
Always enjoy the cricket breakdowns and starting to learn more about it
Thank you Jomboy. I love Cricket more and more with every video you post of it.
As a Canadian we still often use miles to describe something. Just roles off the tongue better.😋
Clicks > miles
Miles rolls off the tongue better then kilometers 😂😂😂
Grace Harris is always hilarious while playing and in commentary but also an incredible cricketer. Yeah stuff it means to hell with it. North Sydney Oval is also a postage stamp ground to play on to be fair.
Only so because WBBL boundries are set at 70 metres. If you look closely the boundry rope here is more than five metres inside the boundry for the full field. Many of the fields currently being used for the CWC in India are perhaps 75 metres.
jomboy made me love cricket
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I’d like to think that I was the only one who sent this clip to Jomboy. Let me live in my fantasy world.
That little laugh was the cherry.
"I fukken told ya', son!"
We still use 'stuff it' occasionally in England. I wouldn't be surprised if it has more usage in Australia but then, given she's 'mic'ed up' using 'stuff it' makes a lot of sense, here.
When I think about it; Deftones (band from Sacramento, California) used 'Shove it, shove it, shove it' in their 'My Own Summer' song, which is virtually the same phrase.
nice to see a deftones reference on a jomboy video lol
I heard it to basically mean, “nah, forget what I said.” Almost along the lines of “put a sock in it” to mean “shut up”
@@TheLiberater13 It literally meant what Jomboy said - "ah, fuck it, I'll just use it anyway"
Yeah she's mic'd up so she's probably self-censoring a bit
More cricket please!!
Grace is also great on coms when they mic her up in the field.
Gracie is a legend… should hear her commentary 😂
Tbh your videos have made me realize that cricket is actually pretty rad
Love your cricket content
I’m starting to think it’s not the bat that made it fly so far 😂
Thank you for the cricket content 🎉
"Nah stuff it!" is like the ozzie version of our (Americas) "Ah Fuck it."
Shout out to her socks
When you're in the zone, you're in the zone. Ain't nothing gonna stop you.
She's a beast! Good for her on the record!
Loving the diverse content. There are baseball only channels for the nerds.
As indeed tthere are for the cricket aficionados
You're arguably a much bigger nerd if you like cricket. It's a sport made for the sole purpose of developing a flat bat that works for collecting loans
To understand the event here baseball people need to know that the cricket bat is nothing like the baseball / softball bat in its' construction. The latter is historically a machined tapered cylindrical solid piece of a selected wood, traditionally American Ash. The cricket bat has a stamped / rolled and shaped blade with a handle spliced into the top of the blade. That handle is traditionally layered pieces of cane with rubber membrane in between layers. Then wound with a cotton string and covered with a rubber sleeve / handle. Bats sometimes develop a creak or looseness in that handle but remain effective for striking force; Batter Grace clearly states she is hearing a creaking on previous deliveries. Batsmen have been given out because the umpire heard this noise thinking it was a snick / edge of bat on ball.
The better bats are still hand made by very skilled tradesmen using old techniques and the preferred English Willow wood used for centuries.
Stuff it is just a more family friendly version of fuck it. Same goes for telling someone to "get stuffed." It's a very commonwealth kind of phrase.
Half my family are Aussies. And yes, there are a LOT of the "old" Imperial measurements still in use in slang and other conversation.
Perfect example of “she’ll be right”
Grace Harris is some character
They say miles just like we use tons(tonnes). We both choose the bigger measurement to exaggerate the point. It is why when I go to make a very large point or make emphasis about something, I enjoy using the phrase, "a metric fuck-ton" because the metric ton is bigger than the ton, and well even the 5 yr olds know a ton is a lot. Then you add in a new word to it and it gets even bigger....mind is blown. Then when they get to be college level and they learn that infinity+1 is real....
Not necessarily true. Whilst you are correct about trying to emphasise or exaggerate a point, its not about it being the longer unit of measurement. The vast majority of aussies wouldnt even know how far a mile is or if it was longer than a km.
Its probably more to do with the expression pre-dating the metric system here and the fact its just easier to say.
'Stuff It' is a common English idiom used like Americans would say "Fuck it", but also you can say "You're/We're stuffed" like Americans would say "You're/We're fucked".
As a Canadian, I say ‘stuff it’ all the time but never ‘we’re stuffed’.
"Go and get stuffed, mate".
If it's broken she can call them McFlurry.
😂😂😂
I have Aussie friends and yes, their "stuff it" means "f*ck it".
but....what was the record then?! dont leave us hanging
Harris got 136 not out from 59 deliveries. Brisbane Heat won by 50 runs (229/7 compared to Perth Scorchers 179/8).
Or considering its in Australia, that'd be 7/229 and 8/179.
Highest individual score in the WBBL. Record keeping in the WBBL seems a bit sloppy, but I eventually found a table in an ABC article with the top scores she beat.
114* (64) - Smriti Mandhana, Sydney Thunder, 2021
114 (52) - Ash Gardner, Sydney Sixers, 2017
112* (69) - Alyssa Healy, Sydney Sixers, 2018
111 (52) - Alyssa Healy, Sydney Sixers, 2020
So it's not only a record but a fairly comfortable one - she beat the previous record by 32 runs. It's also comfortably the fastest innings on the list (Strike rate for this innings of 230, next best was Gardner with 219)
Surprised there was no comment about the burger socks at 2:11
Cricket iteration of "Nah, I'd win."
"Stuff it" is Aussie slang, not cricket specific
It's not Aussie specific either. It's common throughout the commonwealth.
Oh man if I still lived down there I'd go to one of these games in a heartbeat. That was really BATass! ...........
She's a badass.
gets out underneath it, digs it to the boundary
In utrip you can tell when a bat is about to go, hangs yard with no effort
Her six reminds me of that Jack Howell home run (Angels/Yankees; September 5, 1987).
SAVAGE Nuff Said
"Miles" doesn't seem that crazy as like slang for "really far." After all we use "ton" all the time, we don't actually mean a metric ton. "This thing weighs a ton," and "they're going miles" does not seem that different.
Damn she is just absolutely clobbering out there
Impressive
Love the aussies
If they remade the Beverly Hill Billies Grace Harris could be one of the stars. A female Jethro but smarter and funnier. Love your videos
Aussie slang is confusing enough as it is; Aussie cricket slang is just completely mindboggling.
But respects are duly paid...for example a Michelle....(Pfeiffer)...when a bowler takes five wickets in a game...five for
Stuff it means “fuck it”. It literally comes from…well I think y’all can guess.
Lol never thought it in that way
I'm surprised your didn't comment on her socks 2:08
WBBL, as opposed to men's barzilian butt lift
It stands for Big Bash League. An Australian professional T20 cricket competition.
Wamens Cricket? MIND BLOWN!!
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It's interesting how we still use "miles" as an expression meaning far. I think it's also because miles are further. So saying "It went for kilometres", is kind of a step down. It also just doesn't have the same ring to it.
Plus it's easier to say
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Oddly enough, like the wnba, did not hear the "crowd" going wild... but pretty cool sequence, Jomboy.
Crowds do not go wild outside America. They are much better behaved.
@@amireallythatgrumpy6508 Really?...you haven't been watching the CWC from India then?
@@amireallythatgrumpy6508 tell me you know nothing about cricket crowds without telling me. Go ahead and google barmy army.
I know more than you sweetheart. @@thejesusaurus6573
OP is just shit talking women sports, he's not wrong, but also - stop 'punching down' man
BBL 😏
This is one of the greatest bat break moments in cricket
I knew this is going to be a Jomboy video when I saw it 😂
Get a new handle on that and good to go
"would still hit it" means something completely different here in the US
Stuff it is t a cricket term. It’s just an Aussie term
What would The Who sound like if they used kilometers instead of miles? The Who, I Can See For Miles: ua-cam.com/video/Q0iqg2UanEc/v-deo.html
McRoo bat.
Absolute GB
Cricket Chicks are HaWt......
She is a badass lol. holy fuck
Brilliant stuff, real Aussie men won't comment on this video.
Yuh
Did you say wBBL?
Yes. What rock have you been hiding under?
They still use the imperial system for like everyday talk, imperial is based on British measurements.
They are literally bouncing it in 😂
A ball that is not bounced is easier for the batter to get their swing under. No bowler wants to bowl a ball on the full unless it's right at the feet.
A bouncing ball is *harder*, not easier, to hit.
@@cricketexplained8526 Hmm interesting, that makes sense but I feel like hitting a ball bouncing up makes your swing plane way easier…like wouldnt it be way easier to launch it when your basically guaranteed a good launch angle since you cant roll it over
@@VictorStevens-lv4zpIt's a point, but all the evidence I've seen is that a ball that does not bounce is more likely to be walloped by a good player than one that does bounce.
The reason is presumably that a non-bouncing ball requires less adjustment to hit than a bouncing one.
if you throw a full toss to a cricket better you're getting hit for 6.
And the crowd goes.... it looks a lot less than an Oakland athletics game.
Love the breakdowns, just seems like baseball is a much better sport.
Quite the opposite.
why?
Lol 😂😂😂 maybe for u Americans, but Baseball has nothing on cricket, hence why cricket is a much more international sport with billions of fans
@@thejesusaurus6573 Cricket is chess, baseball is checkers. Which is better depends on what you want.
The only lame Jomboy breakdowns are the ones covering cricket. What a boring sport.
Americans consider everything that flies over their heads as boring. They're allergic to thinking.
Baseball takes the same amount of time to play, has half the deliveries thrown, 3 walks per game, and low scores virtually give the notoriously unreliable on-field umpires complete control over the result. Know what I'd rather watch.
not for people with intelligence
maybe if you took the time to understand it, it wouldn't be boring.
@@thejesusaurus6573 perhaps
Corked.
Given that a cricket ball is made of cork, it wouldn't have the effect it does in baseball.
Bats break all the time, dude. Happens in baseball too.
Australians are basically British people who claim to be a different country. Their slangs are mostly derived from British slangs and they still use phrases with English imperial units despite fully following the metric system.
Honestly how hard can this game be?! Your hitting the ball off a bounce.......
Which actually makes it *harder* not easier. In cricket, a ball that does NOT bounce is considered extremely hittable
It's perfectly legal to bounce the ball at the guy's head at 95mph+. The ball also has an elevated seam, so when it's bowled properly it changes directions when bouncing. Look up Brett Lee bowling to Piers Morgan and Shane Warne wicket compilations to understand what I'm talking about.
Bear in mind the ball often deviates off the ground, and that the bounce sometimes is more or less than you think it will be.
you hit a lot more runs than in baseball. if you get out once though your day is done. So its a completely different mindset. Its almost like a completely different sport.
So she cheated?
Incorrect.
not at all
I hate "grown up kickball"
I specifically hate that it's baseball but with a fucking boat paddle, and you can literally hit it backwards.
You mean baseball is cricket that uses quarter of a field and a stick as a bat.
he hates that it's baseball with more action. fair enough, if the reason you like baseball is the uni-dimensionalness and lack of activity
Man if 60 ft is "miles" my hybrid is a 1980s suburban