SlimySnake
Flashless at the Golden Globes
Just found out Shane Warne died. Absolutely devastating. He was such an amazing player. RIP.
Almost guaranteed from drug abuse.52. Heart attack. Very shocking news. He was my favourite bowler growing up.
Piss offAlmost guaranteed from drug abuse.
Jesus, this one took me by surprise. A dark week for Aussie cricket.Shane Warne has died of a heart attack at 52. Holy shit.
RIP Warnie
Come on man. Sure, he might have had some trouble with it in his younger days but these days he was looking fit and healthy.Almost guaranteed from drug abuse.
Not just that its the fact that you can play for 5 solid days and nobody has to win.I didn't know shit about cricket, but I just watched a 15min video explaining it, and now I know a little shit about cricket.
Seems interesting. I think I understand the basic rules, and I think I wouldn't mind watching a T20 match but, really,..
Y'all need some baseball in your lives.
Yeah I think test cricket and even one-day matches are a bit much for me. But I think it would be fun to go to a T20 match.Not just that its the fact that you can play for 5 solid days and nobody has to win.
Yeah I think test cricket and even one-day matches are a bit much for me. But I think it would be fun to go to a T20 match.
I think the general lack of defense and super high run totals are a bit weird. Would still give it a try though, if I can find a live televised match.
Bowler run up is individual choice based on style of bowling . Usually fast bowlers run to generate pace. Bowlers are not allowed to bend hand ( throw) like base ballAs a big baseball fan, I noticed Jomboy (a very popular baseball content creator) had started posting some cricket videos. It seemed pretty interesting so I have taken it upon myself to learn the rules and I think I've gotten the grasp of it. I'm watching an Indian Premier League game right now (LSG vs RCB) and am able to follow along with most of what's happening. This sport is...pretty great? I don't think I see myself into getting into Test or any sort of long format matches, but T20 matches/highlights are fun to watch.
One question I had - why is the bowler's run up so long? I get you're trying to generate the most speed on the delivery, but is there really benefit in running from that far away? Is it more a timing thing?...or tradition? I know the form is different in a baseball throw/pitch, but I guess I'm thinking of an outfielder trying to generate extra velocity behind their throw, namely on trying to catch a runner at the plate on a sac fly - it's a few steps into the catch and a crow hop. It just seems like needless exertion.
Right, I know there are different styles and that bowlers can't bend their arms at the elbow like baseball pitchers, but just wondering why pace bowlers run so far. I suppose I'm not convinced running that far of a distance does anything to increase the pace of the delivered ball. The don't seem to be accelerating all the way through the run, rather just hit a certain speed then continue running, so I don't see how it helps with velocity.Bowler run up is individual choice based on style of bowling . Usually fast bowlers run to generate pace. Bowlers are not allowed to bend hand ( throw) like base ball
I don't think so. They just like betting.russians like cricket?