r/Cricket • u/General_Fill6258 • 12h ago
What format of cricket do you believe is most popular in your country and why do you think that is? From my understanding, test cricket is the most popular in SENA while T20 and ODI cricket is most popular in the subcontinent but I just wanted to confirm with this subreddit.
r/Cricket • u/tmaz95 • 16h ago
Enjoyed this.
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r/Cricket • u/Certain_Rip_1862 • 13h ago
While watching today's play between SA V AUS, the batting performance that has stood out for me the most was Breetzke's. Yes, he went out cheaply, but did anyone else notice how set/comfortable he looked from ball 1. In my opinion, the reason for this is his near perfect implementation of the " back and across " trigger movement.
Barring your Pontings/Tendulkars, the best of the best throughout history have utilized this technique. Kallis, Kohli, Smith, Williamson, Bell, Hussey, the list goes on and on.
What makes it so good for me, is that it allows for those of us who do not have the natural hand-eye coordination and reaction speed to accordingly play anything short of a length. It even did wonders for De Villiers, a guy with an insane amount of innate talent. If anyone can recall, the technical change to the back and across movement around 2012 was the catalyst for the way his career turned out.
I believe that if coaches start teaching this movement as the foundation, we'll see alot more successful batters.
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r/Cricket • u/Snoo_56184 • 14h ago
Or as we call it in Pakistan the doodh roohafza jersey (rose extract milk)
Edit: the jersey will be used in the second league match between Pakistan and England and not tomorrow
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Only the second quadruple century in Ranjis. The highest individual score is BB Nimbalkar's 443* for Maharashtra against Kathiawar in 1948-49.
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