Batting with Hirschy

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Can you imagine a war happening because of a fast bowler? Well it almost did happen because of Harold Larwood who used to bowl so dangerously fast that people would get seriously injured. This eventually led to cricket board banning the tactics of "bodyline bowling". I've never seen this happen ever again. Who according to you is the most dangerous bowler in cricket? Let me know in the comments section 👇 [Keywords: England Cricket Team, Australian Cricket team, Harold Larwood, Fast Bowling, War, Injury, Sports, Cricket]

Are our cricket so dumb?

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Matt Prior says the most important aspect of team culture is ‘look after your mates..’ Listen/watch our daily podcasts from Trent Bridge #cricket #england #teamcharter

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The most statistically dominant athlete ever isn’t Jordan or Messi — and you’ve probably never heard of him. 🏏 I plotted the career batting averages of the greatest Test cricketers of all time. They make a clean bell curve. In cricket, averaging 50 makes you an immortal legend, and the all-time record holders top out around 60 — about 2 standard deviations above the mean. Then there’s Don Bradman: 99.94. More than 6 standard deviations out. The gap between him and the SECOND best player is bigger than the gap between #2 and the entire average. By the math, a batsman this good should appear about once in 7 billion. To be this far ahead in basketball, Michael Jordan would’ve had to average 43 points in every single game he ever played. No one in any sport — not Jordan, not Gretzky, not Messi — is this far from their peers. Not just the greatest. The single biggest outlier in the history of sport. Follow for more 🏏 #cricket #python #datascience #statistics #code #programming #sports #goat #dataviz #bradman

Sound a good bloke

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'Use a review, idiot' 😂 The moment Aaron Finch decided against using a review, and it's fair to say Langer wasn't happy about it 😅

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Mitchell Johnson delivered one of the most hostile, intimidating fast-bowling spells in Test history during the second Test at Kingsmead in Durban in March 2009. In South Africa’s first innings, he took 3/25 in 16 overs, famously removing Neil McKenzie and Hashim Amla for ducks in his first over, and fracturing Graeme Smith’s hand with a brutal bouncer

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The sun is shining at Stormont☀️ Michael McNamee has been speaking with Ross Adair ahead of Ireland's T20 match against India this weekend🏏 #BBCCricket #india #ireland #cricket #indiacricketers

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Brett Lee hit his legendary 143-meter Six in 2005 during a Test match against the West Indies at the Gabba in Brisbane. Facing bowler Daren Powell, he struck the ball so powerfully that it completely cleared the grandstand and landed in the practice nets outside the stadium. . #cricket #cricketaustralia #cricketworld #cricketfans #crickethighlights . Video @ Channel 9

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Born #OnThisDay in 1912, Brian Johnston was part of the BBC’s Test-match television team from 1946 to 1970, But he is best remembered as the voice of Test Match Special (@bbccricket ) on radio. Johnston’s youthful charm, quick wit, and fondness for double entendres and practical jokes often eclipsed his remarkable spontaneity and unwavering professionalism as a broadcaster.

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Ben Stokes: England skipper admits to 'highest pressure' during his reign in role Captain Ben Stokes admits England are under the “highest amount of pressure” since he and coach Brendon McCullum took charge four years ago.