Clear explaination of basics. Good one ☝️

@AmeriCricketMedia

16 күн бұрын

We are Glad that you liked it!!

@richardray5183

16 күн бұрын

Thank you and please help us spread the word!!

Lets goo richard sir already a fan of yours

@AmeriCricketMedia

16 күн бұрын

Thanks for hopping on the fan train! 🚂 Next stop: Cricket Wonderland with Richard! 🏏🎉

The quality of y’all channel is 🔥🔥 asf. No way you guys only have 459 subs. I hope you guys grow real quick. Also please collab with my man Joey from new world cricket.

@AmeriCricketMedia

13 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for the amazing feedback! We're thrilled to hear you love the content 🔥🔥. Your support means the world to us, and we're excited to keep growing with awesome viewers like you. A collaboration with Joey from New World Cricket sounds like a fantastic idea - we'll definitely look into it! Please send the details to Contact@americricket.tv; happy to chat. If you could spread the word and share our channel with your friends, it would help us a ton. Thanks again for being part of our journey! 🚀🙏

Mr Richard Sir I love and Appreciated Your Enthusiasm and love for Cricket and we totally Supports you for spreading Cricket in America Bcz Fans Like Americans are very passionate Sports lovers if they joins the Cricket's international family it would be more Exciting and Competitive bcz we saw American fans how they love their chosen game and supports it very madly in the Ground Thank You 😊 Love by Baloch from Lyari Pakistan 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇵🇰❤️❤️❤️

@AmeriCricketMedia

16 күн бұрын

Thank you for your heartfelt words and support! We are deeply touched by your appreciation and encouragement. Together, we will continue to spread the love for cricket in America and make it an exciting and competitive part of the international cricket family. Your love from Lyari, Pakistan means the world to us! 🙏🇺🇸🇵🇰 Please help spread the word.

@richardray5183

16 күн бұрын

Thank you Baloch!! 😊 That is our goal spread the word about cricket in America. Again thank you

@AlisonBurgers40

16 күн бұрын

​@@AmeriCricketMedia Richard Sir 🙏 We are Just Madly in Love with this Lovely Game Cricket 🏏 and we also love our Big International Cricket Family Like You .. Look how Cricket made us united you are from United States of America which is very very far from us here in South East Asia but it's felt like we are nextdoor loving caring neighbors Thanks you So much for your Kind words and Response ❤️🙏🏏🇵🇰🇺🇸❤️❤️❤️ By the way I'm (Imran Qasim Baloch) And I love America and Americans 😊❤️🥰

@AlisonBurgers40

16 күн бұрын

@@AmeriCricketMedia Richard Sir you know that USA beat Pakistan it's just like Whe Muhammad Ali knockout The Champion Sonny Liston 😄😆 believe me in many ways it just like Ali's legendary first Fight vs Sonny Liston 😄 American cricket team got some Very very pro talented Players Batters and Bowlers both this American team threatening other teams bcz when they take down Canada then Pakistan those were very very Dominating Performances that's why we are feeling that USA's chances of reaching in the super 8 are very bright Good luck for upcoming matches 😊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇵🇰🏏

Great explanation....keep it up 👍

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15 күн бұрын

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2:36 correction!! everything except the bat and gloves is considered a leg if that body part (eg: helmets/batters head) is blocking a ball inline of the stumps !! Just some intricacies of cricket rules 😅

@AmeriCricketMedia

15 күн бұрын

Thanks for the heads-up, Pritam! Cricket rules sure have their quirks - so basically, everything but the bat and gloves is pulling double duties! 🤣🏏🧤🎯 Just saw that classic video of Steve Buckner raising his finger when Sachin got hit on the shoulder in Australia. Who knew our heads and helmets would be so handy? 😂 Appreciate the insight! We are loving this game. Do pass the word across and show us your ❤️. We'd love to have many more subscribers like you sharing their insights. Go Cricket in America! Do follow us on Instagram. We have some exciting fan polls on our KZread communities tab, so please participate and share your thoughts.

@PritamSingh-lv2cd

14 күн бұрын

I'll be sticking around for sure 😄

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14 күн бұрын

Pritam, thank you so much for your support. We are truly excited to have subscribers like you. Sending lots of love from AmeriCricket!

@TheNumbardar128

14 күн бұрын

@@PritamSingh-lv2cdit maybe every body part considered according to rule, but 99 percent of time ,it is legs only. If ball is too high(as other body parts are too high),even if they hit any body part, it will miss the stumps and its not out. Now everything depends on ‘Ball tracking’ . Sometimes ball is rising and misses stumps on ball tracking even after hitting knees of batsman.

@PritamSingh-lv2cd

14 күн бұрын

@@TheNumbardar128 I think I made the same exact point !! ☝️

Good explanation in a short video.

@AmeriCricketMedia

13 күн бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment. Please do share across your network. We need more love.

0:19 Not true. It wasn't always restricted to 5 Days, that came later probably post WW2. The USA vs CAN 1844 match you're talking about isn't considered a Test match nor a First Class match (which is regrettable) was a 3 Days match from 24-26 September 1844. Argentina traditionally played North vs South Cricket matches domestically since 1800s, they were probably 2 Days matches but I'm not completely sure.

@AmeriCricketMedia

15 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing that historical perspective! It's fascinating to learn about the evolution of cricket formats and the rich traditions in different regions. The Argentina North vs. South matches sound intriguing. It's remarkable how cricket has woven its way into cultures around the world. Do you have any other interesting tidbits about cricket history? Please show us your love and share the word. Also, do let us know your prediction for today's matches in our communities tab

@NikhileshSurve7428

15 күн бұрын

@@AmeriCricketMedia I know some & a lot of it is what I've read in different articles on the internet. I once saw on youtube a Mayor somewhere in Florida saying that Baseball was born as a result of English children trying to play Cricket on English beaches unable to bounce the Balls. I've known that Baseball came from England to America but didn't know that, although it's hard to verify it & he was giving a speech in front of a Cricket loving audience for inauguration of some local Cricket tournament so take it with a grain of salt. But it's true that many of the early pro Baseballers came from Cricket coz Cricket wasn't a professional sport at the time (even the Catchers behind the Batters used to initially wear Cricket pads meant for Batsmen). This is similar to how Rugby got split into Union & League as players wanted to make a living & that was looked down upon by administrators in England, so Rugby League was born to allow players become professional. Similarly in Cricket playing for money was looked down upon especially in England where professionals were called Players & amateurs were called Gentlemen, so professionalism in Cricket was a slow development. Also in USA baseball was promoted as a purely American invention referring Cricket as being Imperial & British, so patriotism too was definitely used for the early promotion of baseball while Cricket didn't do anything about it. Then comes the founding of ICC (then Imperial Cricket Conference, now International Cricket Council) in 1909 which at least in my opinion was the final & possibly the biggest blow to Cricket in USA (& some other countries) coz membership was restricted to only countries in British Empire. This basically killed Cricket in USA but also Argentina & other countries where it was slowly taking off as most talented players focused on playing only with ICC members (initially just 3 ENG, AUS & SA). Also some of the very talented Cricketers in US couldn't keep playing high level Cricket either as Cricket Clubs sometimes did visit England to play County Cricket Clubs. Till the early 1900s I think USA probably had as much Cricket talent (& in some cases even more) than many Cricket nations who are very high ranking today including IND, WI, NZ (all 3 became ICC members 22 yrs later in 1931). Membership opened for all countries in 1965 when USA along with some other countries became new ICC members but it was probably too late to repair any damage as new generation (over 3 decades later now) wasn't familiar with Cricket. Now you're going through a revival due to immigrants, you people are basically starting a 2nd Innings in the game. I think an American has made a good video explaining a lot of it. I'll just post that video here in this thread when I find it, I hope I can post a link of other youtube video here coz sometimes comments with video links simply disappear.

@AmeriCricketMedia

15 күн бұрын

Hey there! We'd be absolutely thrilled if you could send us your content to contact@americricket.tv. We're super excited to include it in one of our upcoming episodes and give a big shoutout to our amazing fans! Can't wait to read all of these awesome stories.

@NikhileshSurve7428

15 күн бұрын

@@AmeriCricketMedia I'm not a content creator but this American youtuber has made this interesting video. I had mentioned some of those things to him in the comments of his videos & I think he did some research after that & made this very interesting video & included some facts that even I wasn't aware of. Ten Interesting Facts About Early Cricket In America kzread.info/dash/bejne/a5N-2aqkg6vcpZM.htmlsi=tufNaPzq2Ocqe_Sv

@AmeriCricketMedia

14 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing this with us! 🙌 We just watched the video, and it's indeed fascinating! It's great to see fellow enthusiasts diving into the rich history of cricket in America. We appreciate your engagement and love for the game. Keep sharing these nuggets of cricket history-it's what makes our community so special! 🏏✨

Johnnys come lately talking like they know everything as usual, itt is not baseball.

@AmeriCricketMedia

13 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We're excited to be learning about cricket and spreading the word across the USA. We know there's a lot to understand, and we're here to appreciate and celebrate this amazing sport with both long-time fans and newcomers alike. Your insights are valuable to us as we grow together. Let's enjoy the game and keep the cricket spirit alive! 🏏

we support you

@AmeriCricketMedia

13 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for your support! It means a lot to us as we continue to learn and share the love for cricket across the USA. Together, we can grow the cricket community and enjoy this amazing sport even more. Let's keep the enthusiasm going! 🏏🇺🇸

Hey Americans you know that USA beat Pakistan it's just like when Muhammad Ali knockout 🥊💪The Champion Sonny Liston 😄😂 that was exactly felt like that Ali's legendary first Knockout🥊💪 Liston 😂😄❤️❤️❤️❤️🏏🇺🇸🇵🇰😊🥰

@AmeriCricketMedia

16 күн бұрын

Wow, what an exciting comparision! 🥊💪The USA's victory over Pakistan truly felt like a legendary knockout! It's great to see cricket creating such memorable moments. Who else is ready for more epic matches like this? 🏏🇺🇸🇵🇰😄❤️Keep us posted with all similar content through your comments. We would love to include it in our videos and give a shoutout to the fans who shared it.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@AlisonBurgers40

16 күн бұрын

@@AmeriCricketMedia 🥰❤️🙏🇵🇰🇺🇸

@AlisonBurgers40

16 күн бұрын

​@@AmeriCricketMedia O yes USA vs Pakistan Cricket match was just like Ali vs Sonny Liston legendary fight and in this match the Super Over the was the Ali's Famous knockout Phantom Punch🥊 which knock down Pakistan just like Ali 💪🥊🇺🇸🇵🇰❤️

@AmeriCricketMedia

16 күн бұрын

Absolutely! That Super Over was a thriller, reminiscent of Ali's legendary fight! 🥊 . It's the first time our American audience has witnessed a super over in cricket world cup. After the match, we watched even the 2007 World Cup bowl-out, which reminds me of a penalty shoot in soccer 💥 Yet, cricket's beauty lies in its unpredictability. We're sure Pakistan will bounce back stronger 🇵🇰💪 Let's also take a moment to appreciate Pakistan's legacy of producing phenomenal fast bowlers - a true testament to their cricketing prowess! 🏏🔥

@AlisonBurgers40

16 күн бұрын

@@AmeriCricketMedia Thanks 🙏😊 Absolutely Yes We are the Sole Finest Fast Bowling Production Country in the Entire Cricketing world and we are very proud of that and Our Cricket is kept alive internationally bcz of our Great Fast Bowlers and I hope you are aware of this Fact that Cricket History's top 10 best fast bowlers list we occupied 3 or 4 of them Ours and History Greatest Bowler is Wasim Akram He got a Nickname for it (The Sultan of Swing) Richard Sir you should watch ""WatchMojo""Cricket videos on KZread you will be more Informed about Cricketing Greats top 10 Bowlers Batters And All Rounders and you must watch the Documentary**Fire in the Babylon**it's about West Indian team vs World teams and you will be amazed after watching those Thanks you so much 🙏❤️😊it is nice to chat with you again 🙏 pleasure ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰