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5 insanely miraculous points about cricket history | (Royal Cricket Blog)

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Wed, 19 Jul 2023 11:34:00 +0000

What do you recognize about cricket history? - examine and discover the fast but true history of cricket.

First, ever take a look at in shape of Cricket records.

Definition:-

Cricket is a Bat and Bowl sport performed between groups (every crew has eleven players) on the sector (ground), Which has a center 22-yard (20 meters) Pitch (each end has 3 Wickets).

About The History of Cricket:-

“First of all, convince yourself that you are at the highest level because the rest of your life is meant to prove this to others.” - Wasim Akram

What is Cricket...?

W.G. Grace "The first ever batsman who scored 1000 runs in Cricket history".

1-From Cricket Records:-

Cricket sport was first prepared in Southeast east-England.
It is assumed that 'creag' became a vintage word, which means cricket. Meanwhile, in some humans, opinions 'craic' was the word that carried out which means (recreation & amusement).

It's far played first time in the 16's & the 17's Centuries. After that, its miles progressively performed in 19's and 20th centuries with updated guidelines.

Bowl Evolution in Cricket History.

2 - Outside of England:-

This sport evolved and was widely played in the northern USA in the 17's Century before it gained popularity in North England.
Meanwhile, in the 18's Century, Cricket was played in most parts of the sector.
The Colonists also added a West Indian team in series as an East-Indian employer.

East-India Company in Playing Field.

3-global Cricket History:-

The first ever global Cricket match was played in 1844 in New York between USA and Canada.
After that, in 1862, the group England toured Australia first time in the history of cricket.
In the top of 1882, Australia had an amazing victory against England at the Oval, which is the silent history of Ashes.

First Cricket Tour (England VS Australia)

First Championships in Cricket history:-

Cricket was selected in 1894 because it is a s

uperb and historically significant game.
Currie Cup was the first championship in the history of cricket organized in South Africa.
Later, the ICC updated the structure of first-class cricket in the international history of cricket in 1947.

First Championship in Cricket History.

Allows Play a Quiz:-

Which Spinner record the first 5-Wicket Howl in Test Cricket History....?

Solution me in the comments....!

20th Century is the Milestone for Cricket:-

After 1971 a Golden era commenced for the history of cricket when restrained overfits (ODI's) became added.
That is because the general public didn't have time to look at complete-duration innings or a full-in shape.
Thanks to ICC (worldwide Cricket Council), who brought the first 'ODI international CUP' to England in 1975. Meanwhile, the history of cricket was changed by England's tour to Australia in 1971 (Ashes series).

First ODI Match.

(World Cups in Cricket History):-

1-(1975) "West indies" (England)

2-(1979) "West indies" (England)

3-(1983) "India" (England)

4-(1987) "Australia" (India & Pakistan)

5-(1992) "Pakistan" (Australia & New Zealand)

6-(1996) "Sri Lanka" (India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka)

7-(1999) "Australia" (England & Wales)

8-(2003) "Australia" (Kenya, South Africa & Zimbabwe)

9-(2007) "Australia" (West indies)

10-(2011) "India" (India, Bangladesh & Sri Lanka)

11-(2015) "Australia" (Australia & New Zealand)

12-(2019) "England" (England & Wales)

13-(2023) "Waited for the Event" (India)

What do you think about who wins the World Cup 2023...?

What is Batting in Cricket? The Types, Techniques and Art | Royal Crickets

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Mon, 19 Jun 2023 14:38:00 +0000

Welcome to our blog, where we embark on a fascinating journey into the heart of cricket's most captivating facet - batting.

Introduction:-

Welcome to Royal Blog, where we embark on a fascinating journey into the heart of cricket's most captivating facet - batting. In this post, we delve into the artistry, technique, and sheer brilliance that define the role of a batsman in the game of cricket. Join us as we uncover the secrets behind mastering the willow and leaving an indelible mark on the pitch.

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what is batting

The Essence of Batting:-

At its core, batting is the art of scoring runs while skillfully maneuvering the bat against a barrage of deliveries from the opposition's bowlers. It is a craft that demands a unique blend of physical prowess, mental fortitude, and strategic acumen.

A Successful Batsman:-

A successful batsman possesses an array of skills, including precise footwork, impeccable timing, and a sharp cricketing acumen. They must read the bowler's intentions, anticipate the trajectory of the ball, and make split-second decisions on shot selection. A combination of technique, temperament, and adaptability is crucial in overcoming the challenges posed by different bowlers, pitch conditions, and match situations.

Technique and Shot Selection:-

Batting technique forms the foundation of a batsman's ability to thrive. The grip, stance, backlift, and footwork are key elements that determine a player's effectiveness at the crease. A balanced stance provides a solid foundation, while the grip and backlift allow for a controlled yet fluid movement of the bat.

Shot selection is a critical aspect of a batsman's strategy. The ability to choose the right shot for a given delivery is instrumental in maximizing scoring opportunities while minimizing risks. From elegant cover drives to powerful pull shots and delicate late cuts, a batsman must master a wide range of strokes to counter the varied challenges posed by different bowlers and field placements.

Mental Strength and Concentration:-

Batting is not just a physical challenge; it is also a mental battle. A batsman must maintain focus, concentration, and composure amidst the intensity of the game. The ability to remain unruffled by pressure, block out distractions, and stay disciplined in shot selection is what separates the great from the good.

Building an Innings:-

One of the true tests of a batsman's skill is their ability to construct an innings. This involves pacing oneself, building partnerships with fellow batsmen, and adapting to the match situation. It requires a blend of patience, shot selection, and calculated risk-taking to accumulate runs while ensuring the team's success.

The Thrill of Batting:-

Batting is a blend of artistry and athleticism, showcasing the sheer joy of timing a ball to perfection, the satisfaction of piercing the field with a well-placed shot, and the thrill of dispatching the ball over the boundary ropes. It captivates spectators, transcends boundaries, and serves as a testament to the beauty of the game.

Conclusion:-

:- Batting in cricket is a pursuit that encapsulates both skill and finesse. From the majestic cover drives of Sir Don Bradman to the flamboyant strokes of Sachin Tendulkar and the unyielding determination of Steve Smith, each batsman brings their own unique style to the crease.

:- As we explore the art of batting further in this blog, we will delve into the intricacies of technique, the psychology behind shot selection, and the unwavering dedication required to excel in this facet of the game.

:- So join us on this journey as we unravel the secrets of mastering the willow, celebrating the brilliance of the batsmen who have graced the cricketing arena and left an indelible mark on the sport we adore.

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Royal Crickets | the first astonishing and Unveiling Cricket Legends Blog

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Sat, 20 May 2023 17:13:00 +0000

Enjoy exclusive glimpses of iconic cricket legends, bespoke cricket blogs, the history of cricket, and analyses of ongoing tournaments at the Royal Cricket Blog.

Introduction:-

Welcome to Royal Crickets, a blog dedicated to the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame. Here, we embark on an extraordinary journey through cricket history, where the greatest players to grace the sport are honored and celebrated.

Cricket (The Game):-

Cricket is a game that has captured the hearts of millions across the globe. Its history is steeped in remarkable achievements and awe-inspiring performances. The ICC Cricket Hall of Fame stands as a testament to the exceptional talent, skill, and dedication exhibited by cricketers who have left an indelible mark on the sport.

In this blog, we will delve into the lives and careers of these cricketing legends, paying homage to their contributions to the game. We will explore their remarkable feats, unforgettable moments, and the impact they had on shaping the sport we adore.

Each inductee of the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame represents an individual's story, a remarkable journey that propelled them to the pinnacle of cricketing excellence. From iconic captains who led their teams to glorious victories to batting maestros who crafted innings of sheer brilliance. From bowling virtuosos who bamboozled batsmen with their skills to exceptional all-rounders who excelled in every facet of the game - their tales are woven into cricket's rich heritage.

Royal Crickets:-

Royal Crickets is not just a tribute to these extraordinary cricketers but also an opportunity to relive some of the most iconic moments in the sport's history. We will revisit gripping battles between arch-rivals, the roar of the crowd, the sheer magic of a perfectly executed cover drive, and the excitement that lingers in the air during those nail-biting finishes.

Additionally, we will examine the selection process of the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame and the criteria that define their greatness. We'll shed light on the rigorous standards they must meet to earn their rightful place among legends, ensuring that only the most deserving individuals receive this prestigious honor.

Royal Crickets invites you to join this enduring legacy. We invite you to revel in the stories of cricket's finest, and embrace the rich tapestry of the game we all cherish. Let us come together to pay homage to the Royal Crickets who have left an indelible mark on the sport we love.

Cricket's fast but true History:-

Whether you are a seasoned cricket enthusiast or a casual fan, Royal Crickets will provide you with a comprehensive and engaging exploration of cricketing history. Together, we will embark on a captivating journey that pays homage to the remarkable players who have etched their names into the prestigious ICC Cricket Hall of Fame.

So join us as we uncover the stories, relive the glory, and honor the legends of cricket through Royal Crickets. Let the journey begin...!

Conclusion:-

The ICC Cricket Hall of Fame encompasses not just a collection of names but a reflection of the passion, dedication, and skill that has shaped cricket throughout its history. It represents the shared love for the game and the eternal respect we hold for those who have elevated it to unprecedented heights.

As we reach the end of this introductory blog post, it is clear that the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame is a hallowed institution that celebrates cricket's unparalleled achievements. Royal Crickets aims to be your guide, providing a platform to explore the lives, careers, and legacies of these extraordinary individuals.

Through this blog, we will delve into the awe-inspiring records, thrilling encounters, and enduring memories that define the sport. We will pay tribute to the captains who led with courage, the batsmen who mesmerized us with their elegance, the bowlers who unleashed their craft with precision, and the all-rounders who epitomized versatility.

So, join us on this incredible journey as we celebrate the remarkable cricketers who have etched their names into the annals of cricketing greatness. From timeless legends to modern-day heroes, we will honor their contributions, relish their triumphs, and remember their indelible impact on the sport we hold dear.

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Meet (the ICC Hall of Fame) | Through Royal Way

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Tue, 04 Apr 2023 16:55:00 +0000

Introduction to true histories, and insightful analysis of some iconic (ICC Hall of Fame) members. Explore the unique cricket legends from a Royal Door and an expert's eye.

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Introduction:-

The ICC Hall of Fame is a special recognition program that celebrates the achievements of the greatest players in cricket history. Players inducted into the Hall of Fame are honoured for their outstanding performances and contributions to the sport. The ICC selects players based on their playing record, impact on the game, and overall contribution to cricket.

Celebrating Cricket's Greatest Players:-

Cricket is a sport that has been played for centuries, and over that time, countless players have left their mark on the game. To honour those who have made the greatest contributions to cricket, the International Cricket Council (ICC) established the ICC Hall of Fame on 2 Jan 2009. The Hall of Fame recognizes outstanding players from all cricket eras and celebrates their achievements.

History:-

Several cricket legends from a long and illustrious game history have been inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame. FICA Hall of Fame inductees between 1999 and 2003 consisted of 55 players.

How are players selected for...?

Players are selected for the ICC Hall of Fame by a special committee. This committee comprises media members, former players, and other cricket experts. To be eligible for induction, a player must have retired from international cricket for at least five years. The selection committee considers a range of factors when evaluating potential inductees. These factors include performance statistics, impact on the game, and character and sportsmanship.

Why is this significant...?

This is a valuable way to recognize the greatest cricket players and celebrate their achievements. By inducting players from all eras of the sport, the 'ICC' connects modern players and fans with cricket's rich history and tradition. In addition, the Hall of Fame inspires future generations of players by showcasing the incredible feats and achievements of the game's greatest players.

Who has been inducted into it...?

Since its inception in 2009, the 'International Cricket Council' has inducted 103 players. These players come from all cricket eras and include some of the greatest names in the sport. Some of the most famous inductees include:

Imran Khan (Coming Soon):-

The most outstanding former Pakistani bowler, batsman, fielder and Captain. 'The fighter who fought till the last ball'. The 1992 World Cup champion (the only ODI World Cup Pakitan

ever won).

Sir Don Bradman (Coming Soon):-

Widely considered the greatest Australian cricket batsman in history, Bradman scored 6,996 runs in 52 Test matches, at a 99.94 average.

Sachin Tendulkar (Coming Soon):-

The Indian batting legend scored more than 34,000 runs across all game formats, including 100 international centuries.

Sir Vivian Richards (Visit):-

The West Indian batsman is widely regarded as one of the most destructive batsmen in cricket

history. He

helped lead his team to two World Cup victories.

Wasim Akram (Coming Soon):-

The Pakistani left-arm fast bowler is one of the greatest bowlers in cricket history and finished his career with more than 900 international wickets.

Sir Desmond Haynes (Visit):-

The West Indian cricketer was a great character and a great batsman. He served his team for two decades carrying many records and also carried his bat for three-time.

Sir Gordon Greenidge (Visit):-

The former West Indian cricketer is an adapted and ferocious opener. Together with Desmond Haynes, he made World Record Partnerships. He played 148 innings with him and scored 6482 runs with an excellent 47.31 average and 16 century stands together.

Sir Rohan Kanhai (Visit):-

The most famous member of the world-beating West Indian team. The volatile cricketer with a sharp eye. He wasn't an accumulator; he was a stroke maker. He became the hero of the 1975 World Cup after hitting 50 runs in the final.

Adam Gilchrist (Visit):-

The most well-known 2 World Cup-winning Australian 11's player. The face changer of cricket, a magnificent W/K batsman. People will never forget his 149 runs against Sri Lanka in 2007's ODI World Cup final.

Soon I'll discuss many legends so stay connected with your royal host...!

These are just a few examples of exemplary players inducted into the Hall of Fame. Each of these players made a significant contribution to cricket and helped define their era in the sport.

At the End:-

The ICC testifies to the incredible talent and skill of the world's greatest cricketers. By honouring these players, the Hall of Fame helps keep cricket's rich history and tradition alive and inspires future generations of players. Whether you are a fan of the sport or a player yourself, the ICC Hall of Fame reminds you of the incredible achievements that can be accomplished through dedication, skill, and diligent work.

Conclusions:-

"I'm not a suit and tie guy. I wear a suit once a year, for the Hall of Fame, or if I have to attend a funeral or something. It's just not me." (CM Punk)
"Celebrate who you are in the deepest heart. Love yourself and the world will love you." (Amy Leigh Mercree)

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Rohan Kanhai | The astonishing, sharp-eyed batter of 'the 70s(The stroke-maker)

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Tue, 03 Jan 2023 17:05:00 +0000

Rohan Kanhai from Guiana was a very West Indian type of batter. Even though he was not a big man, he had masterclass technique and incredibly sharp eyes.

(David Frith) Cricket-Writer

Did you know that R. Kanhai was a combustive cricketer, the way he ran and the style he played throughout...?

Welcome back, friends...! Let us talk about one of the best legendary West Indian cricketers. The nightmare of the '60s & '70s.

Rohan Bholalall Kanhai

Date of birth:-

December26,1935.

Nationality:-

Guyanese

Meet the ICC Hall of Famer: Rohan Kanhai | 'He wasn't an accumulator; he was a stroke maker.'

Introduction:-

Sir Rohan Kanhai is a former West Indian cricketer born on December 26, 1935, in Port Mourant, British Guiana (now Guyana). He was a right-handed batsman and occasional off-spin bowler who played for the West Indies cricket team between 1957 and 1974.

He was known for his stylish and attacking batting technique and was considered one of the finest batters of his generation. He scored over 6,000 runs in Test cricket at 47.53, including 15 centuries and 28 fifties. He was also a brilliant fielder known for his agility and athleticism.

R. Kanhai played for the famous West Indies teams of the 1960s and early 1970s, which dominated world cricket. He was a significant member of the team that won the first two World Cup tournaments in 1975 and 1979. He also played domestic cricket in the West Indies for Guyana and England for Warwickshire.

After retiring from playing, Kanhai became a coach and served as coach of the West Indies team from 1992 to 1995. He was inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame in 2009 for his outstanding contribution to the sport.

These are some famous quotes about him from famous analysts and former cricketers:

One of his kind, Sir 'Rohan Bholalall Kanhai' was one of the most miraculously talented batsmen of his time. Despite every bowling attack he faced, he could stand.
The fact that, In a team chock full of talented players, he sparkled as brightly as the gems around him, reflecting his ability.
"He was a skilled batsman. He was not an accumulator; he was a stroke-maker." (Mike Selvey) England - Journalist (1976-1977)

"He could swing away with a bat as he could bat doggedly for hours on end. He was also an integral member of the renowned West Indian team." (David Frith)

"In the first ODI World Cup, he played a vital role for his team, the mighty West Indies." (Mike Selvey) England - Journalist (1976-1977)

A group photo of R. Kanhai with his County team.

First Ride:-

Sir Rohan Bholalall Kanhai was a beautiful batsman, considered one of the best batters from the '1960s. Kanhai's mother and father belong to India (Bihar).
He gave his first-class debut for British Guiana. He played for various county teams such as Guiana, Tasmania, Trinidad, Warwickshire, etc.

Since playing for Warwickshire, he has scored 11,615 runs at a rate of 51.62, the highest average for any batsman in the modern era.

Test career:-

He made his debut against England at Birmingham on 30 May 1957. He played as a wicketkeeper and an opener in three Test match series against England.
He played 79 Test matches during his career and scored 6227 with a fabulous average of 47.53.
In 1958, he scored a remarkable 256 runs (the highest score ever made by R. Kanhai) in an inning against India at Calcutta and also made 217 runs against Pakistan on the same tour.

Centuries and Test career stats:-

Career Batting Stats

Right-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

Test 1957–74	79	137	6	6227	256	47.5	2781	-	15	28	561	23

ODI Career:-

R. Kanhai made his ODI debut against England at Leeds on 5 September 1973.
During his career, the ODI format was introduced to cricket. In 1973, he played his first ODI match and scored a half-century against England.
He was a part of the 1975 ODI World Cup-winning West Indies team. He also scored a remarkable fifty runs in the final match.
This was the last match for this legendary player. After that, he disappeared into the pages of history.

Interesting fact:-

R. Kanhai was an opponent of Sunil Gavaskar in his debut series. During that series, he encouraged S. Gavaskar to concentrate. He said, "Don't you want to score a century...?" No wonder later, S. Gavaskar named his son Rohan Gavaskar after him to honour the legend. Even after 50 years, S. Gavaskar still talks about R. Kanhai because he was so impressed by him.

Career Batting Stats

Right-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

ODI 1973–75	7	5	2	164	55	54.7	273	60.1	0	2	19	1

Golden Milestones:-

In the 1961 test series, he scored hundreds in both innings of a Test match against Australia at Adelaide.
He is one of the oldest living players. He is now 87 years old.
Another milestone is that he lost his wicket on 99 runs in a Test match against India on 21 Jan1959, at Chennai.

Career Fielding Stats

Wicketkeeper

Format	Catches	Run Outs	Stumpings

Test 1957–74	50	0	0

ODI 1973–75	4	0	0

Last Ride:-

R. Kanhai played his last Test match against England on 30/3/1974 at Port of Spain.
He played his final ODI's remarkable inning against Australia on 21/6/1975 at Lord's.

Conclusions:-

"Heroes get remembered, but legends never die." (Max Holloway)

"If you want to be a legend, you have to fight with legends." (Aleksei olefinic)

"Sometimes legends make a reality and become more useful than the facts." (Salman Rushdie)

I have discussed 'The ICC Hall of Fame' in Next Week's Post, and also tell me in the comments what you understand from this article.

Adam Gilchrist | Outstanding W/K Batter (The face changer of cricket)

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Wed, 28 Dec 2022 18:29:00 +0000

"Adam Gilchrist was a pioneer, a phenomenal batter-wicketkeeper, and a face-changer in cricket." (Stephen Fleming) Newzealand "1994 - 2008."

Did you know that A. Gilchrist attacked both pacers and spinners, which was unusual...?

You are in the right place, my beloved friends because today is an exciting day...! Because today we will talk about Australia's most dominant wicket-keeper batsman Adam Gilchrist. He changed the history of cricket.

Adam Craig Gilchrist (Gilly):-

Date of Birth:-

November 14, 1971.

Nationality:-

Australian.

Meet the ICC Hall of Famer:- Adam Gilchrist | "He changed the face of cricket."

Introduction:-

A. Gilchrist is a former Australian cricketer widely regarded as one of the greatest wicket-keeper batsmen ever. He was born on November 14, 1971, in Bellingen, New South Wales, Australia. Gilchrist was a left-handed batsman and wicketkeeper who played for the Australian cricket team between 1996 and 2008.

Gilly debuted for the Australian cricket team in a One Day International (ODI) match against South Africa in 1996. He quickly established himself as a key team member and played a vital role in Australia's success over the next decade. He was known for his explosive batting, particularly in limited-overs cricket, and exceptional wicket-keeping skills.

In addition to his prowess with the bat and gloves, he was known for his sportsmanship and leadership on the field. He was a respected figure in the cricketing world and admired for his commitment to fair play and positive attitude towards the game.

During his career, he played in 96 Test matches and scored 5,570 runs at an average of 47.60. He also took 379 catches and made 37 stumpings as a wicketkeeper. In ODIs, he scored 9,619 runs at 35.89 and took 472 catches and stumped 37. He was a member of the Australian team that won three consecutive World Cups in 1999, 2003, and 2007.

In recognition of his outstanding achievements in the sport, Gilly was inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame in 2013. He has also been involved in various philanthropic and charitable initiatives. He was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2010 for his services to cricket and the community.

These are some famous talks about him from well-known analysts and former cricketers:

One of his kind, A. Gilchrist was a former Australian captain and a brilliant left-handed wicketkeeper-batsman. He played as an opener for his team.
"If you pitch him a short bawl, he'll play you pull short if you were slightly wide, he'll play you cut short, while if you slightly pitched up a bit, he'll hit you straight. So he was one of the best one-day batters." (Wasim Akram) "The former Legendary Bowler of Pakistan."
"He was awesome to watch as a quick game changer. He changed the face of cricket. He was also a very destructive proposition." (Michael Vaughan) England (1999 - 2008)
"The man (A. Gilchrist) I think admires a lot everyone wants to have them aside." (Kumar Sangakkara) Srilanka (2000 - 2015)
In the 1998 season, A. Gilchrist recorded his maiden double-century against the South Australian team. He made an unbeaten 203 runs.
During all seasons, A. Gilchrist played 356 matches and scored 11,326 runs. He took 526 catches as a wicket-keeper and collected 65 stumping dismissals.

ODI & Test career stats of Adam Gilchrist.

First ride:-

The six-foot-tall wicket-keeper batter played flawlessly on his debut, so all the possibilities were open for him.
He had picked the suitable balls into gaps and smashed others' balls consistently in the straight direction. He had soft wrists and superior balance. In his whole career, he spun his bat like a hammer.

A. Gilchrist took a flying catch on a Test match.

Test Career:-

A. Gilchrist made his Test debut on November 5, 1999, as Pakistan toured Australia. He played the finest 81-run innings against the green-shirts and took seven catches as a wicket-keeper.
In the second Test match, A. Gilchrist played a sensational 149-run inning against Pakistan at Hobart. During his remarkable innings, he and Justin Langer ran together for 238 runs and built a fantastic partnership.
His most definitive knocks in Test cricket include a tremendous double-century against South Africa in 2001. He made 204 off just 213 balls. This was the fastest double hundred in the history of Test cricket.

It no doubt that he not only defeated his opponents but also forced them to submit. As a result of his 122-run innings against India in 2001, Australia surged from a low total of 99/5 to a high lead of 173 runs.
Quite a few people are aware of this astonishing fact. He scored the fastest Test century of his career in just 57 balls during the 2001 Ashes series against England.

A. Gilchrist in his style after making a century in a Test match.

A. Gilchrist 57 balls century in Ashes in 2001.

Career Batting Stats

Left-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

Test 1999–08	96	137	20	5570	204*	47.6	6796	82.0	17	26	677	100

ODI Career:-

The legendary opening wicket-keeper batsman made his ODI debut against South Africa on October 25, 1996, in Faridabad.
His 172 runs in ODI made him the third-highest-scoring batsman in Australian cricket history. His 472 catch-ups as a wicket-keeper helped him to the top for many decades.
Gilly paved the way for Australia's most prominent victories in the 2003 ODI World Cup. He was also awarded the most talented wicket-keeper of the tournament for taking 21 catches in total.
It was him 149 runs off 104 balls in the 2007 World Cup final. These runs set the world record for the highest individual score in a final. As a result, he beat his captain Ricky Ponting's 140-run innings from the previous final of the 2003 world cup.

What a sensational knock by Gilly.

A. Gilchrist's world record was 149 against Srilanka in the ODI world cup 2007 final.

Career Batting Stats

Left-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

ODI 1999–08	287	279	11	9619	172	35.9	9922	96.9	16	55	1162	149

T20 Career:-

Gilly made his T20 debut against New Zealand on February 17, 2005, in Auckland.
When the T20 format was introduced to international cricket, A. Gilchrist was close to retirement. Because of this, he played only 13 matches, but with an impressive strike rate of 141.66, he proved his class.

Gilly lofted in a T20 match.

Career Batting Stats

Left-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

T20 2005–08	13	13	1	272	48	22.7	192	142.7	0	0	27	13

Golden Milestones:-

Gilly achieved the feat of taking six catches in an ODI match. This record still stands today.
His List-A cricket record of taking six catches in an ODI match as a wicket-keeper still stands today.
Gilly's dismissed on 99 runs List-A cricket record still stands today.
He has another unique milestone of playing a T20 match as a wicket-keeper and captain and is also open for his team Australia.

Gilly took a catch in a T20 match.

Last Ride:-

Gilly played his last Test match vs India on January24,2008, at home ground Adelaide(Oval).
He played his last ODI match vs India on March 4,2008, in Australia at Brisbane.
He also played his last T20 match against India on February 1,2008, at (MCG).

Gilly's last appearance in a T20 match.

Conclusions:-

"Nothing is impossible, the whole world itself says 'I am possible'...!" (Audrey Hepburn)
"Success is often achieved by those who do not know that failure is inevitable...!" (COCO Chanel)

I will soon discuss 'Allan Border' (The Australian legend batsman) in the next Week's Post, so fasten your seat belts.

India expanded hopes for the final, Bangladesh lost | (W.T.C)

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Mon, 19 Dec 2022 15:59:00 +0000

India vs Bangladesh Test match.

An impressive 188-run victory over Bangladesh has boosted India's chances of appearing in next year's final.

How many chances does India have to reach the final of the World Test Championship...?

This incredible victory took India into the third position in the World Test Championship. It is up to the top two teams to decide the fate of the Indian team.
India earned 12 more momentous points and a unique percentage of 55.77 in the current tournament (W.T.C) after an astonishing win against Bangal Tigers at Chattogram.
The duo of Axar Patel (4/77) and Kuldeep Yadav (3/73), the leg and off-spinner of the Indian playing eleven destroyed the host (Bangladesh). They took 7 wickets in the second innings of Bangladesh and took their team into a fantastic position in the current tournament.
Except for the legend Shakib al Hassan, all Tigers fall against India's mystic bowling attack.

The top teams are already vying for the top spot as Australia hosts the series against the Protease. It means if India wins the remaining scheduled matches in the World Test Championship, its chances of reaching the final would be alive.
The second and final Test of the current series will take place in Mirpur on Thursday. It will assume that India could close the gap between the two top teams with a win.
In February and March 2023, India will host four Test matches against Australia. The World Test Championship final is on the list for the only top two contenders to fight with each other.

It's time for retirement, the destiny of an era | Azhar Ali

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Fri, 16 Dec 2022 17:39:00 +0000

A former captain of Pakistan and one of the nation's best Test batters, Azhar Ali, will retire from Test cricket.

How was A. Ali starting as a Pakistani bowler and becoming a triple Centurian in Test cricket history...?

It's time to meet Pakistan's gorgeous Test batsman Azhar Ali, the guest of the final match of his career...!

Azhar Ali

Date of Birth:-

19th February 1985.

Nationality:-

Pakistani.

Visit Pakistan's one of the finest test Batsmen:- Azhar Ali | 'An Inspiration'.

Introduction:-

As the opening batter of Pakistan's continuous era, he established himself as one of the best batsmen of his generation with his excellent technique and great patience.
A. Ali's score of 159 in one of the Test matches series against England in Birmingham in August 2016 led to him being hailed as one of Pakistan's finest batters.
In the last interview, (A. Ali) talked about his retirement: "The decision to retire from Test cricket is never easy, but after deep reflection, I have decided this is the right time for me."

In this blog post, we delve deeper into Azhar Ali's journey. We explore how he developed from a promising bowler to one of the most incredible Test batters in Pakistani cricket history.

In the world of cricket, a few players have left their mark on multiple facets of the game. Azhar Ali, a former captain of the Pakistan cricket team, is one such player. Known primarily for his exceptional batting skills, many people may not know that Azhar Ali started his cricketing journey as a bowler. But he quickly made his mark with the bat, becoming one of the nation's leading Test batters. He even achieved the rare feat of a triple century in Test cricket.

A. Ali made a century.

First Ride:-

His notable cricketing career includes playing for Lahore Eagles in the Faysal Bank T20 Cup 2012, Lahore Lions in the President's Cup and One Day Tournament 2013, and Lahore Qalandars in the Pakistan Super League 2016.
It was at Headingley in 2010 that he scored his first Test fifty in difficult batting conditions.

A. Ali in Test match.

Test Career:-

A. Ali debuted on July 13, 2010, at Lord's.

He made his first century in 2010 against England in the United Arab Emirates after scoring ten fabulous fifties.
It was in 2016 when he recorded his most astonishing year, scoring over 1000 runs, including an unbeaten triple century against the West Indies.
His remarkable 205-run knock in an inning against Australia will always be remembered when Pakistan succeeded in the match while no other Pakistani batsman had reached at least 65 runs.

During the third Test against Sri Lanka in Abu Dhabi in 2017, he reached the milestone of 5000 runs in Test cricket history. This milestone made A. Ali was the eighth Pakistan cricketer to score 5000 runs in the white ball format.

Career Batting Stats

Right-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

Test 2010–	96	178	11	7097	302*	42.5	16961	41.8	19	35	688	22

Career Bowling Stats

Right-arm Leg Spin Bowler

Format	M	Inn	B	Mdn	Runs	W	BB	Econ	Avg	SR	4W	5W

Test 2010–	96	37	867	8	621	8	2/35	4.29	77.6	108.4	0	0

ODI Career:-

A. Ali played 53 ODI matches and scored 1845 runs with a good average of 36.90.
The three centuries and 12 fifties indicate a fantastic ODI track record of A. Ali in ODI history.
He was appointed as captain of the Pakistani team for two years started 2015 to 2017.

My friends, I will write next week's engaging post on the Face changer of cricket (Adam Gilchrist) a famous ICC Hall of Fame, so stay tuned.

A. Ali as Pakistan's ODI captain (2015 to 2017)

Career Batting Stats

Right-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

ODI 2011–18	53	53	3	1845	102*	36.9	2478	74.5	3	12	168	14

Career Bowling Stats

Right-arm Leg Spin Bowler

Format	M	Inn	B	Mdn	Runs	W	BB	Econ	Avg	SR	4W	5W

ODI 2011–18	53	14	258	0	260	4	2/26	6.04	65.0	64.5	0	0

Golden Milestones:-

He earned the milestone of making centuries in both innings of a Test match.
He also earned the milestone of making a century and got out without any score in the second innings of the same Test match.
The Golden milestone of reaching 5000 runs and taking 50 catches in their Test career also belongs to him.
He was the second Pakistani player who carried his bat in an ODI match.

Last Ride:-

According to him, he will retire in the upcoming Test match against England lasting from 17 December to 21. (Multan Cricket Stadium).
He is the second hope for the Pakistani team in a Test format after Misba-Ul-Haq and Younus Khan.

The golden memories of A. Ali with legend Misba-Ul-Haq.

Allan Border | Great Batter and (One of the toughest cricketers)

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Thu, 15 Dec 2022 14:53:00 +0000

Allan Border was known for his tenacious and gritty playing style, becoming one of the most challenging cricket competitors. Learn about his career highlights, records, and what made him such a formidable opponent on the cricket field.

Allan border in 1980

Did you know that Allan's border hates to lose the game as he was one of the hardest cricketers world has ever seen...?

"As the most determined and effective player in his entire career, A. Border was the toughest competitor, one of the finest captains and all-rounders." (Richard Hobson) 'Journalist - The Times'
Friends, you are very fortunate today. We are visiting Australia's most challenging captain, all-arounder and 1987 World Cup champion (Allan Border).

Allan Robert Border(AB)
Date of Birth:-
July 27 1955.
Nationality:-
Australian.

Meet The ICC Hall of Famer:- Allan Border | 'One of the toughest cricketers'.

A talented batsman, one of Australia's most successful captains, and a capable all-rounder, Allan Robert Border is one of his kind.
He is a tough player with something special inside him. Whenever the Australian team was in trouble, he stepped into the crease and saved the day. (Brad Haddin)
As a captain, he compromised nothing and was the most formidable captain compared to any other captain of the Australian team.
The Australian cricket team faced a crisis when he started playing. Under his admirable captaincy, England won the 1987 World Cup and regained the Ashes after two years as he enjoyed the situation.
Despite that astounding fact, in 1993, team Australia defeated the mighty West Indies for the first time in history.
In December 1979, he was one of only three players retained for the 1st Test at Brisbane against the West Indies.

Career Stats of Allan Border.

First Ride:-

In 1975-76, A. Border joined English county (International Berry knights) and scored 600 hundred runs in the seasons till 1980. Before he shifted to Queen's land and started his professional career.
His brilliant performance attracted the Australians as they wanted him to play for them at any cast.

Allan Border playing a shot in a match.

Test Career:-
On December 29, 1978, he conveyed his debut against England at MCG.
Australia toured India after that in 1979. A. played six matches and lost all of them. But A. Border proved himself as he scored 521 with a stellar average of 43.42. It was evident that he was a master-class batsman.
Another brilliant performance was that he was the first Australian batsman of that era, scoring 1000 runs in only 354 days.
Career Batting Stats
Left-Handed Batsman
Format
M
Inn
NO
Runs
HS
Avg
BF
SR
100s
50s
4s
6s
Test
1978–94
156
265
44
11174
205
50.6
27004
-
27
63
1161
28

Career Bowling Stats
Left-arm Leg Spin Bowler
Format
M
Inn
B
Mdn
Runs
W
BB
Econ
Avg
SR
4W
5W
Test
1978–94
156
98
4009
197
1525
39
7/46
2.28
39.1
102.8
1
2

A. Border's Tests and ODI stats of the whole career.

ODI Career:-
He played his first ODI match against England at Sydney on January 13,1979.
He was not only a good batter but as well as a slow Left-Arm orthodox bowler with a deadly arm in ODI history.
He was one of the finest players and captains. The Australian team always remembered him as they won the World Cup in 1987 under his captaincy.
Even though his captaincy affected his performance, he was a valuable captain for Australia.
He played 273 matches and scored 6524 runs with a reasonable strike rate of 71.4, proving his magnificent class in ODI history.

Allan Border as bowler in a Test match.

Career Bowling Stats
Left-arm Leg Spin Bowler

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

Test 1978–94	156	265	44	11174	205	50.6	27004	-	27	63	1161	28

Format	M	Inn	B	Mdn	Runs	W	BB	Econ	Avg	SR	4W	5W

Test 1978–94	156	98	4009	197	1525	39	7/46	2.28	39.1	102.8	1	2

Format
M
Inn
B
Mdn
Runs
W
BB
Econ
Avg
SR
4W
5W

ODI
1979–94
273
87
2661
11
2071
73
3/20
4.66
28.4
36.5
0
0

Career Batting Stats
Left-Handed Batsman

Format
M
Inn
NO
Runs
HS
Avg
BF
SR
100s
50s
4s
6s

ODI
1979–94
273
252
39
6524
127*
30.6
9134
71.4
3
39
500
43
Golden Milestones:-
A. Border was the first man in Test cricket history to have played at least 93 matches as captain. This record still stands today.
He recorded the List-A cricket milestone of 5000 runs and took 50 catches in a Test career that belonged to him.
He also recorded the List-A cricket milestone of 5000 runs and took 50 catches in an ODI career again.
A stunning fact is that, in his entire ODI career, he scored 1000 runs and took 50 wickets and 50 catches.

All the 5 World Cups of Australia.

Last Ride:-
He played his last Test match against South Africa at Durban on March 25, 1994.
He played his last ODI match alike against South Africa at Bloemfontein on April 8, 1994.
My beloved friends, I'll discuss the Pakistani legend (Azhar Ali) in the upcoming week's post, the guest of his last match.

A. Border was in action.

Conclusions:-
"Strength and growth come only through continuous effort and struggle." (Napolean Hill)
"Once all struggle is grasped, miracles are possible." (Mao Zedong)

From the Newest pictures of Allan Border.

I have discussed 'Rohan Kanhai' in Next Week's Post, so fasten your seat belts.

Viv Richards | The tremendous #1 Brute Batsman (The Coolest Cricketer)

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Mon, 12 Dec 2022 13:06:00 +0000

Read about the unique and incredible story of Viv Richards, the Brute Batman. Find Out More About His Contributions To Cricket History And More...!

"He had fast hands, Tremendous Reflexes and a Masterclass technique and timing. That's why he is the 'coolest cricketer' of all time."

(Dean Wilson)

''Journalist - The Mirror''

Did you know that he always chewed gum and never wore a helmet throughout his career...?

Guys, you are in the right place because I will share my unique thoughts on this post.

Introduction to Brute Batsman:-

'Brute Type' is a special and unique type in the Batting categories. Who loves to play strokes and Loft the ball for (4 & 6).
It is too difficult for a 'Brute Batsman' to push the ball or to make a defence against a bowl.
This type is 'God Gifted' and a Rare type in Cricket history. There are only a few names in every cricket team in all time.
Meanwhile, we discussed this type of batting, but first, we must travel to 1974, when history's no# 1 Brute batsman started his first-class cricket career.

Sir Vivian Alexender Richards (King Richards):-

Date of Birth:-

Born:

March 7, 1952 (age 70).

Nationality:-

Antigua And Barbuda.

Meet the ICC Hall Of Famer:- Vivian Richards | 'The Coolest Cricketer':-

One of his kind and unique # 1 Brute batsman 'Viv Richards' is a former West Indian cricketer. He played a crucial role in World Cups 1975 and 1979 as West Indies won both.
He was Right Handed and often played at # 3. He set many Records during his playing career that still stands today. Also, he is a member of the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame.
In addition to receiving numerous awards, he is considered one of the greatest batsmen of all time in Cricket history.

First ride:-

He made his debut in 1972 against Jamaica.
His absolute club Cricket performance attracted West Indies selectors in 1974.

Test career:-

He played his first test (international) match for the team West Indies in 1974.

He played 121 Test matches during his career from '1974 lasted 1993' (1985 to 1991 as Test Captain).

In 1986, he also made the remarkable fastest Test Century in just 56 bowls against England. "That Record was tied after a long while by 'Misba Ul Haq' (The former captain and batsman of the Pakistani team)."
As a Captain, he never loses a test series in his career.
He carries the Hopes and Dreams of millions of people around the world.
During his entire career, he was one of the most magnificent, destructive and devastating batsmen of all time.
In addition, he scored 8540 runs with an average of more than 50 runs per innings during his test career.
He also scored 24 Centuries during his test career.

Right-Handed batsman:-

Format	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	0s	100s	50s	4s	6s

Test	121	182	12	8540	291	50.2	10053	10	24	45	1051	84

Right-arm Off-Spin Bowler:-

Format	M	Inn	B	Mdn	Runs	W	BB	Econ	Avg	SR	4W	5W

Test	121	103	5170	203	1964	32	2/17	2.27	61.4	161.6	0	0

Test cricket centuries:-

No.	Score	Against	Pos.	Inn.	Test	Venue	H/A	Date	Result
1	192*	India	5	2	2/5	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	Away	11 December 1974	Won
2	101	Australia	2	4	5/6	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide	Away	23 January 1976	Lost
3	142	India	3	2	1/4	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown	Home	10 March 1976	Won
4	130	India	3	1	2/4	Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain	Home	24 March 1976	Draw
5	177	India	3	1	3/4	Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain	Home	7 April 1976	Lost
6	232	England	3	1	1/5	Trent Bridge, Nottingham	Away	3 June 1976	Draw
7	135	England	3	3	3/5	Old Trafford, Manchester	Away	8 July 1976	Won
8	291	England	3	1	5/5	The Oval, London	Away	12 August 1976	Won
9	140	Australia	3	2	1/2	Brisbane Cricket Ground, Brisbane	Away	1 December 1979	Draw
10	145	England	3	2	2/5	Lord's, London	Away	19 June 1980	Draw
11	120*	Pakistan	3	1	4/4	Ibn-e-Qasim Bagh Stadium, Multan	Away	30 December 1980	Draw
12	182*	England	4	3	3/5	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown	Home	13 March 1981	Won
13	114	England	3	2	4/5	Antigua Recreation Ground, St. John's	Home	27 March 1981	Draw
14	109	India	3	1	3/5	Bourda, Georgetown	Home	31 March 1983	Draw
15	120	India	4	2	4/6	Wankhede Stadium, mumbai	Away	24 November 1983	Draw
16	178	Australia	4	2	4/5	Antigua Recreation Ground, St. John's	Home	7 April 1984	Won
17	117	England	4	2	1/5	Edgbaston, Birmingham	Away	14 June 1984	Won
18	208	Australia	5	1	4/5	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	Away	22 December 1984	Draw
19	105	New Zealand	6	2	3/4	Kensington Oval, Bridgetown	Home	26 April 1985	Won
20	110*	England	3	3	5/5	Antigua Recreation Ground, St. John's	Home	11 April 1986	Won
21	109*	India	5	4	1/4	Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi	Away	25 November 1987	Won
22	123*	Pakistan	5	3	2/3	Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain	Home	14 April 1988	Draw
23	146	Australia	5	1	2/5	WACA Ground, Perth	Away	2 December 1988	Won
24	110	India	5	2	4/4	Sabina Park, Kingston	Home	28 April 1989	Won

IVA Richards Playing his favourite short in an ODI Match.

Favourite Shot:-

Sir Vivian Richards was known for his aggressive batting style and an outstanding shot of lofting straight down the ground over long-on. This shot involved using his exceptional hand-eye coordination and impeccable timing to strike the ball with immense power and precision. Richards waits for the ball to come into his hitting zone before unleashing a ferocious stroke that sails over the long-on fielder's head for six runs. His ability to hit the ball straight and deep made him a feared batsman in world cricket. He could dominate any bowler. Overall, Richards' love of lofting straight down the ground over long-on was a testament to his fearless approach to batting and his ability to play with flair and aggression.

ODI Career:-

When he retired from ODI cricket, he had an average strike rate of 90+, which was far more difficult for any batsman in the 20th Century.
When West Indies won both World Cups (1975 & 1979). He was one of the playing 11 of the team and also made a Tremendous Century for his team to win the final match.

Right-Handed Batsman:-

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

ODI 187 167 24 6721 189* 47.0 7451 90.2 11 45 600 126

1975–91

Right-Arm off-spin

Right-Arm Off-Spin Bowler:-

Format
M
Inn
B
Mdn
Runs
W
BB
Econ
Avg
SR
4W
5W
ODI

187
131
5644
203
4248
118
6/41
4.49
35.83
47.8
1
2

ODI centuries:-

No.	Score	Against	Pos.	Inn.	BF	S/R	Venue	H/A/N	Date	Result
1	119*	England	3	2	133	89.47	North Marine Road, Scarborough	Away	26 August 1976	Won
2	138*	England	3	1	157	87.89	Lord's, London	Away	23 June 1979	Won
3	153*	Australia	3	1	130	117.69	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	Away	9 December 1979	Won
4	119	India	3	1	146	81.50	The Oval, London	Neutral	15 June 1983	Won
5	149	India	3	1	99	150.50	Keenan Stadium, Jamshedpur	Away	7 December 1983	Won
6	106	Australia	4	1	95	111.57	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	Away	22 January 1984	Won
7	189*	England	4	1	170	111.17	Old Trafford, Manchester	Away	31 May 1984	Won
8	103*	Australia	4	2	122	84.42	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	Away	15 January 1985	Won
9	119	New Zealand	5	1	113	105.30	Carisbrook, Dunedin	Away	18 March 1987	Won
10	181	Sri Lanka	4	1	125	144.80	National Stadium, Karachi	Neutral	13 October 1987	Won
11	110	India	4	2	77	142.85	Municipal Stadium, Rajkot	Away	5 January 1988	Won

IVA Richards with G. Greenidge.

Golden Milestones:-

He made World Record for the Most Test Runs (1710), in the calendar year 1976. This Record stood for 30 Years Until 'M.Yousaf' Broke this Record in 2006 and made (1788) runs and stayed at the top till today.
He scored World Record (189*) in 4th position in an ODI match, and this Record still stands today.
IVA Richards made the Highest partnership for the 10th Wicket (109*) on 31st 'May 1984' at Manchester (England), this Record still stands today.
He made the Fifties in 12 consecutive matches to make World Record, which Record still stands today.

Legacy of IVA RICHARDS

Sir Richards nowadays.

Last ride:-

He played his last Test match against England on August 8, 1991, at the venue of (Oval) cricket stadium.
He also played his last ODI match against England on 27/5/1991, at the venue of (Lord's) cricket stadium.

Conclusions:-

"The greatest barrier to success is the fear of failure." (Sven Goran Erikson)

"Success is simple. Do what's right, the right way, at the right time." (Arnold H)

I have discussed 'Azhar Ali' in Next Week's Post, and also tell me in the comments what you understand from this article.

Astonishing '7' Wickets for Pakistan's Mystery spinner | Abrar Ahmed

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Fri, 09 Dec 2022 17:27:00 +0000

Abrar Ahmed on his first test vs England on Multan.

On the first day of the second Test in Multan, Abrar Ahmed took the first seven wickets for Pakistan.

The mystery Leg-Spinner Abrar Ahmed stunned the guests by taking 7 wickets on the second Test day 1st at Multan cricket stadium.
It's the third time in Pakistan's history that a bowler took 7 wickets on his debut.
He recorded his name as 22nd in the list-A cricket record, a bowler who took '7' or more wickets on his debut.

On the very first over of his, Abrar Ahmed removed Zak Crawley with his tremendous Googly and broke England's opening pair.
B. Duckett and O. Pope continued to attack and gain some momentum but all in vain because Abrar Ahmed took his second wicket on the 19th over by sending B. Duckett to Pavilion.
Abrar finalized his five-wicket haul when O. Pope failed to take a risk at a reverse sweep while H. Brook failed in his attempt to loft the bowl.

Mystery leg-spinner Abrar Ahmed after took 5 wicket-haul in Quad-e-Azzam trophy.

On his first day of Test cricket, A. Ahmed became Pakistan's second bowler who took a five-wicket haul after Wahab Riaz.

After lunch A. Ahmed hunted down '2' more English guests in order to complete his '7' wickets. As the mystery leg-spinner struggled to claim all 10, Zahid Mahmood claimed the remaining three wickets.
After showing his marvelous class in the Quad-e-Azzam trophy for Sindh, the mystery leg-spinner gave an outstanding performance on the 2nd test day 1st.
Thanks to A. Ahmed's remarkable debut as England ends their innings for 281 after an excellent start at 117/1.

A. Ahmed after took seven wickets.

Gordan Greenidge | The Outstanding Brute Batsman (A ferocious Opener)

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Mon, 05 Dec 2022 14:21:00 +0000

Sir Greenidge in the 1970s.

Gordon Greenidge had outstanding technique and timing. That's why he was awarded universally as one of the most ferocious and fantastic opening batsmen in cricket history.

(John Stern) "Journalist - Wisden"

Or even more

What if he plays in modern T20 cricket for West Indies...?

He destroyed every bowler he faced. You'd probably be pumped to read about him.
Guys, you are in the right place because I will share my unique thoughts and interesting facts in this post.

Cuthbert Gordon Greenidge (Sir Gordon Greenidge)
Date of Birth:-

Born: May 1,1951 (Age 71).

Nationality:-
Barbadian.

Meet the ICC Hall Of Famer:- Gordon Greenidge | 'A ferocious and adaptable opener'.

Introduction:-

One of his kind, the gorgeous brute batsman 'Sir Cuthbert Gordon Greenidge' was the former West Indian player who was the masterclass and ferocious opener of cricket history.
Brute and tremendous hitting, It was evident that the power of Greenidge's strokeplay was the same as his ability to run between wickets. He was a busy player throughout.
Brute behaviour and attacking were god gifted to him as he smashed even the best bowling attacks of that time. He had achieved success in his whole test career with the combination of great talent and discipline.

Sir Greenidge playing a shot.

First ride:-
Before he played for Barbados, he joined the English county cricket in the 1970s.
The English team was interested in Greenidge because of his brilliant performance on Hampshire's county team for many seasons but he decided to play for the West Indian team.
Test Carrier:-
To play his first test match, he Joined the West Indian team in 1974 as an opener. He scored 93 runs in his first-ever test innings with the help of 13 fours and 3 sixes.
He played 108 Test matches during his career from '1974 lasted 1991'.
When West Indies toured England in 1976, he scored a fantastic 591 runs in the whole series with the help of 3 thunderous centuries for his team to lead 3-0 against the hosts.
He made World Record Partnerships with Desmond Haynes. He had played 148 Innings with him and scored 6482 Runs with an excellent average of 47.31 and 16-century stands together.
During his test career, he scored 7558 runs with an average of 44.72 runs per innings, including fabulous 19 Centuries and 34 fifties.
Favourite Shot:-
Sir Gordon Greenidge was known for his aggressive batting style, and his favourite shot was slogging over long-on. This shot involved using his powerful physique to generate maximum bat speed. He hit the ball hard and high over the long-on fielder's head for six runs. Greenidge was a master at this shot, executing it with remarkable accuracy and power, even against the fastest bowlers. His ability to clear the boundary efficiently and score quick runs made him a feared batsman in world cricket. Overall, Greenidge's love of slogging over long-on shots testified to his fearless approach to batting and ability to dominate the opposition. That's why cricket journalists call him a ferocious opener and the batsman of the famous world-beating West Indian team.
Sir G. Greenidge playing his favourite shot in a Test match.

Right-Handed batsman:-

Format
Mat
Inns
NO
Runs
HS
Avg
--
0s
100s
50s
--

Test
1974-1991
108
185
16
7558
226
44.72
--
11
19
34
--

Sir Greenidge playing a shot in a Test match.

ODI carrier:-
In April 1975, he played his debut match against Pakistan in Birmingham(England).
In 1988 he made record making Century. This is the first time in the history of One Day Internationals that a player had made a Century in his 100th appearance.

When West Indies won both World Cups (1975 & 1979). He was one of the playing 11 of that team.

Right-Handed Batsman:-
Format
M
Inn
NO
Runs
HS
Avg
BF
SR
100s
50s
--
--
ODI **128   127 13   5134 133* 45.03 7908 64.92 11 31 -- --
1975–91

G. Greenidge playing a shot in a match.

Golden Milestones:-
He was the first batter in ODI history who made a century in his 100th inning.
On the 22nd of November of 1974, he made a century on his debut vs India at (Bengaluru).
He had another list A cricket record in that, he made centuries on both innings of a test match vs England at (Manchester), on 8 Jul 1976.
The same 100 and 90 runs in a test match was another milestone of his.
The list A cricket record of making 5000 runs and taking 50 catches in the whole Test carrier is an unforgettable milestone of his.
He was also made World Records Partnerships with D. Haynes. He played 148 Innings with him and scored 6482 runs, these partnerships are still discussed today.

G. Greenidge with D. Haynes in a match.**

Last Ride:-

He played his last Test match against Australia on April 27, 1991, at the venue of (ST John's) cricket stadium.
He played his last ODI match against England on 25/5/1991, at the venue of (Manchester) cricket stadium.

Conclusions:-

"Practice makes a man perfect."
"Consistency and travelling with waves of continuous Eras were the keys to the success of G. Greenidge." (Host)

The History-Maker | lofted '7' sixes in an over(Ruturaj Gaikwad)

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Thu, 01 Dec 2022 17:09:00 +0000

R. Gaikwad in action.

During the Vijay Hazare Trophy quarter-final on Monday, 28 November, opening batsman Ruturaj Gaikwad hit seven successive sixes, smashing a List-A cricket record.

In the Vijay Hazare trophy, R.Gaikwad punished Uttar Prades's bowler Shiva Singh, as he lofted 7 sixes in a row - 6 6 6 6nb 6 6.
As he hit 7 consecutive sixes in an over, Ruturaj Gaikwad became the first player in the history of white-ball cricket to achieve this feat.
R. Gaikwad had completed his tremendous conqueror innings on 220 in just 159 balls. His solid innings, filled with 10 fours and 16 sixes, helped his side to put in a big total of 330/5 in 50 overs.
Former Blackcaps wicketkeeper Lee Germon currently holds the record for most sixes in all forms of cricket during the 1989–90 season. He hit eight sixes in an over that contained 17 no-balls and cost 77 runs.

Lee Germon - NZ's Wicket-Keeper Batsman.

The history of list A cricket record was crushed by R. Gaikwad's 43 runs most expensive over, and the last Record by Brett Hampton's 43 runs expensive over history in 2018.

The feat of hitting six sixes in an over has only been accomplished by four international cricketers - Herschelle Gibbs(South Africa), Yuvraj Singh(India), Kieron Pollard(West Indies) and Jaskaran Malhotra(USA).

Most Expensive Overs from List A cricket Records:-

Most Runs	Overs ball-by-ball	Players and teams	Season's
43	4 6 nb6 nb6 1 6 6 6	BR Hampton (23) and JF Carter (18) of Northern Districts (v Central Districts)	2018/19
43	6 6 6 6 6 nb6 6	Ruturaj Gaikwad (43) of Maharashtra (v Uttar Pradesh)	2022/23

WATCH:-

Kieron Pollards six sixes from 1st CG Insurance T20I vs Srilanka.

WATCH:-

H. Gibbs six sixes from the 2007 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup South Africa vs Netherlands.

WATCH:-

Famous six sixes in a row by (Yuvraj Singh) v (Stuart Broad) from the 2007 ICC Men's T20 World Cup.

WATCH:-

USA's batsman (Jaskaran Malhotra) hit six sixes in an over v PNG.

Pakistan made rare changes in the squad against England | (W.T.C)

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Mon, 21 Nov 2022 17:04:00 +0000

A squad of 18 players has been announced by Pakistan for a three-match World Test Championship series against England & New Zealand.

Some prominent names such as Fawad Alam(Batsman), Yasir shah(Leg-Spinner), Hassan Ali & Shaheen Afridi(Fast bowlers) do not include in the 18-playing squad so far.
After a continuous bad performance since 2022, scoring only 58 runs in 4 test matches. Finally, Fawad Alam is no more in the 18-playing squad. He already enjoyed 2021's best performance scoring 571 runs in 9 test matches.
Also, Hassan Ali was taken only five wickets in the last 4 Test matches and dropped from the 18-playing squad.
The uncapped players such as M. Ali (Fast bowler) and Abrar Ahmed Mystery(Leg-Spinner) also be included in an 18-players squad. In my opinion, they made a solid impact on World Test Championship.

'Abrar Ahmed' is a mystery(Leg-Spinner)

After tremendous performances in ODI's and T20's, Haris Rauf is ready to give his debut in Test cricket.

Haris Rauf with his style.

18-players squad:-

Pakistan's 18-playing squads against England series and the remaining matches of the World Test Championship.

(Bat)Babar Azam (c)

(Bat)Mohammad Rizwan (wk)

(Bat)Sarfaraz Ahmed (wk)

(All-rounder)Shan Masood

(All-rounder)Saud Shakeel

(All-rounder)Salman Agha

(Seem)Naseem Shah

(All-rounder)Nauman Ali

(All-rounder)Abdullah Shafique

(Bat)Imam-ul-Haq

(All-rounder)Faheem Ashraf

(Seem)Haris Rauf

(Seem)Mohammad Wasim Jr

(Leg-Spinner)Abrar Ahmed

(Leg-Spinner)Zahid Mahmood

(All-rounder)Mohammad Nawaz

(Bat)Azhar Ali

(Seem)Mohammad Ali

Fully updated World Test Championship Points Table (22 November 2022):-

Rank	Team	PCT (%)	Points	Won	Lost	Drawn	Series	Penalty Overs
1	Australia	70	84	6	1	3	3	0
2	South Africa	60	72	6	4	0	4	0
3	Sri Lanka	53.33	64	5	4	1	5	0
4	India	52.08	75	6	4	2	4	-5
5	Pakistan	51.85	56	4	3	2	4	0
6	West Indies	50	54	4	3	2	4	-2

7	England	38.06	88	7	8	4	5	-12
8	NewZealand	25.93	28	2	6	1	4	0
9	Bangladesh	13.33	16	1	8	1	5	0

Golden chances for Pakistan:-

Pakistan's 11 chances of reaching the World Test Championship (Final) will depend on the series.
It will boost Pakistan's 11 to achieve 69.05% from 51.85% if they win their final five games.
To make room in the finals of the World Test Championship, Pakistan must be unbeaten in their remaining series against England and New Zealand.
After a long time since 2005, Pakistan hosted a test series against England. The upcoming 3-match series making history for Pakistan.

Haris Rauf in action.

Pakistan’s remaining matches full schedule in World Test Championship:-

Series	Number of Matches	Home/Away	Date
Pakistan vs New Zealand	2	Home	Oct-Nov 2022
Pakistan vs England	3	Home	Nov-Dec 2022

Venues:-

1st test match will be held from 1 to 5 December (Rawalpindi stadium)

Rawalpindi cricket stadium.

2nd test match will be held from 9 to 13 December (National Stadium Karachi)

National Stadium Karachi.

3rd test match will be held from 17 to 21 December (Multan Cricket stadium)

Multan Cricket Stadium.

Pakistan's_remarkable_voyage_|_At_the_doorstep_of_'T20_World_Cup's_Final'

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Thu, 10 Nov 2022 17:37:00 +0000

The two majorly defeats destroyed all hopes of Pakistan in the T20 World Cup 2022. But after a while, a series of miracles happened as Pakistan reached the doorstep of the Final.

Pakistan VS New Zealand, Match Analyses 9/11/2022.

What a momentum:-

In the group matches of the tournament, Pakistan's ship had stuck into the thunderous storm as their chances seemed to be almost over after massive defeats against India and Zimbabwe.
After two last-bowled major defeats, Pakistan desperately needed some kind of miracle to reach the Knock-outs.
In the T20 World cup 2022, a series of miracles and gains in confidence through three straight wins boosted the Pakistani squad.

Pakistan shocked the Black Caps:-

Pakistan's confidence was boosted as the threat to the remaining teams (India & England).
Shaheen Afridi's bowling was dominant in this match, as Pakistan restricted the Black Caps to score only 152 runs in the first knock-out.
Pakistan's tremendous opening pair (Babar & Rizwan) attained their lost thunderous form and helped their team to qualify for the Final of the T20 World Cup 2022 at Yarra Park Melbourne (MCG).
King Babar and Rizwan's fantastic opening Century stand boosted the Pakistani team to chase down Black Caps.

Pak VS NZ semi-final highlights | T20 World cup 2022.

India faces a Fascinating defeat which hooks England to the doorstep of the final showdown of the T20 World Cup 2022.

England VS India, Match Analyses 10/11/2022.

Through Hales and Butler's way:-

In Adelaide, England's opening pair put on a superb performance as they smashed every Indian bowler right from the start.
In the power play, Alex Hales dominated and chopped down every Indian bowler he faced. When England stepped into the middle overs, Buttler (English Captain) took the game away from India.
India only watched the game as the English team chased down '169' runs with (10) wickets in hand and 4 Overs to spare, thanks to their marvellous openers.
Both openers are on form, but the Indian team will head back to Mumbai Airport.

IND VS ENG semi-final highlights | T20 World cup 2022.

Final showdown of T20 World Cup 2022:-

After the flawless victory against India, England is ready to take one on one with Pakistan in the finals of the T20 World Cup 2022 at Yarra Park (MCG).
At one point, it seemed that neither team (PAK & ENG) would secure a place in the semi-final after finishing second in their respective groups. Nonetheless, both sides made a fabulous comeback to reach the Knock-outs and even the finals.
Pakistan won the 1992's ODI World Cup final When England faced it last time.
England will hope to snatch this T20 World Cup trophy from Pakistan at the historic (MCG) Melbourne.

Pakistan's_|_Unique_and_Remarkable_Journey_in_T20_World_Cup_2022.

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Mon, 07 Nov 2022 18:13:00 +0000

Yes, it is.

In T20 World Cup 2022, Pakistan miraculously enters the semi-finals, a tremendous Journey and an untold fantastic story.

PAK analyses through out the tournament 11/7/22

Although Pakistan has a chance of reaching the Final phase. Yet they must defeat Newzealand first At (Sydney) on 9/11/2022.

In batting, the Pakistani team will be 60 % dependent upon the 'famous opening pair' (M.Rizwan & Babar Azam). In bowling, team Pakistan will be 70 % dependent upon (Shaheen Afridi, Naseem shah & Shadab Khan).
Pakistan has outclassed the remaining teams in the tournament in trued manners. Pakistan has proved itself a game-changer in T20 World Cup, but they must give their 100 % in the Semi-Finals for victory.

Some dramatic stories have emerged during this World Cup, including the Pakistani team entering the Knock-Out phase.

They even were a chance to start in 'group 2', but the two Major defeats against INDIA & ZIMBABWE in the last bowled seemed to end Pakistan's hopes.
After a while, Miracally Pakistan enters the Knock-Outs phase against Newzealand.

1)Pak VS IND - The first match of Pakistan in his group:-

Trilling Finish Between PAK VS IND on the last Bowl.

'The first Impact is the Last', in front of a big crowd, the significant loss in the last bowl against the biggest Rival (INDIA) was terrible to see.
Losing this way impacted the gain of confidence of the Indian team and the loss of the momentum of the Pakistani team, the same way they treated India 'One year ago' while time repeated itself.

2) PAK VS ZIM - the Second game but the same result:-

PAK lose in the last bowl against ZIM.

After a stunning defeat, Pakistan fought against Zimbabwe in its second match in search of some hope, but it lost in the last bowl thrilling finish. That is because of the poor 'performance' of the Middle and Lower order.
After that, there was no doubt that the defeat against Zimbabwe was even more disturbing than the one against India.
In addition, Pakistan stood on a Devastating edge, as they were stuck 'between the devil and the deep sea' and knew that only a Miracle could save them from the Tournament Exile.

3) PAK VS NED - The third game of Hope:-

Win with 6 Wickets against (NED) Improved Run rate and their confidence.

Pakistan had gained momentum after an astonishing win against the Netherlands. Pakistan took their chance to win this match at any cost and greatly improved its run rate in group '2' of the 'T20 World Cup 2022' with courage.
With a clean sweep and a massive improvement in their net run rate, Pakistan started its winning streak after this. 'Muhammad Rizwan' again proved himself by scoring a fantastic '49' and chased down all scores in just '13.5' overs.

4) PAK VS SA - Win through (D.L.S) "The Luck with them":-

To outclass the Hot favourite team of the T20 World Cup, Pakistan knew that there were ' do or die ' conditions, that's why they succeeded with an astonishing Performance.
M. Harris young Talent Boosted the Pakistani team in the early stage, but the half Centuries from Shadab Khan and Chacha Iftkhar ' made hay while the sun shone ' and scored 185 runs in the end.
After that, Man of the match 'Shadab Khan' not only Scored a thunderous 52 in just 22 balls but also took Expensive Wickets of South Africa's Captain 'Temba Bavuna' and 'A.Markram'.
The Rain stopped play, but as a result, it could cost South Africa the Rare defeat of 33 runs as a Big score on fewer deliveries with the (D.L.S) method.

5) PAK VS BAN - "The Final Touch" to the Semi-Finals:-

In the face of Pakistan, big Black Clouds surrounded the Bangladesh team in their final game, and in the meanwhile, they lost their match and chance to the Knock Outs.
Pakistani Bowlers applied a blockade on the run rate of Bangladesh. As a result, they were vulnerable to scoring a big total.

Slow and steady, Pakistan's famous Opening Pair (M. Rizwan & Babar Azam) stand allowed a successful chase against the opposition and shielded Pakistan from Bangladesh's most dangerous bowlers. I didn't like how it looked, but it worked perfectly against the opposite team.

Desmond Haynes | the Unique # 1 Defensive Batsman in Cricket History

noreply@blogger.com (Romeen Masood) — Fri, 07 Oct 2022 13:50:00 +0000

Whenever you think of Desmond Haynes, you imagine Kensington Oval, sun-drenched, with a broad smile on his face as he achieved the milestone of another century.

"He was a remarkable character, a great batsman and had a lovely sense of humour on the field." (Farokh Engineer)

"He was a very professional player and a great personality for the team West Indies had at that time." (Sir Clive Lloyd)

Introduction to Defensive batsman:-

The first Type of Batsman is a ' Defensive Batsman', who loves to push the ball to rotate the strike for 1's, 2's, 3's & 4 runs.
Defensive Batsmen are excellent to connected the ball.
He hates to loft the bawl for a six. That's why he rarely loses his wicket through (a catch-out).
Although the First lesson of Batting is not to Loft or play a Stroke to a bawl, you have to make a solid Defense against a ball.

With some Marvelous and gorgeous Examples of Legendary defensive batsmen, We discussed this Type of Batting.

Defensive batsman.

Sir Desmond Haynes (Lion of Barbados):-

Sir D. Haynes nowadays.

Meet the ICC Hall of Famer:- Desmond Haynes | 'A great character, a great batsman'.

Introduction:-

One of his kind World's no # 1 Legendary defensive Batsman Sir Desmond Leo Haynes' is a former West Indian Cricketer, Born on February 15,1956.
The Legendary Batsman was Right Handed and often played as an Opener.
He was a Unique West Indian Batsman 'To carry his Bat 3 Times' in First Class Cricket History.

D. Haynes Playing a short in a Match.

First Ride:-

He started his first-class Cricket carrier with the Barbados Cricket team in 1976.
He gained the attention of West Indies team selectors within 2 years.
He was available for 1 and a half Decades for the West Indian team for almost (16 years).

Test carrier:-

His Debut was tremendous, as he scored 61 runs and stunned the opposite team.

He also scored 2 more fifties in the series and wrote his name as a Unique Defensive Batsman in history.
During a double-century stand with Sir Viv Richards in his tenth Test at Lord's (England), he achieved his highest Test score of 184.

Career Batting Stats

Right-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

Test 1978–94	116	202	25	7487	184	42.3	15488	-	18	39	840	24

D.H. Playing a shot in a Test Match.

ODI Career:-

He played 238 ODI matches and scored 8648 runs with a magnificent average of 41.37.

He had made 17 tremendous centuries and 57 fifties in his entire ODI career.

He consecutively participated in 4 ODI World Cups (1979,1983,1987 & 1992) lasted.

D. Haynes playing a shot in an ODI match.

Career Batting Stats

Right-Handed Batsman

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s

ODI 1978–94	238	237	28	8648	152*	41.4	13707	63.1	17	57	766	53

Favourite Shot:-

Sir Desmond Haynes, was known for his impeccable technique and hook shot. This is one of the most famous cricket shots. His hook shot was unique because he played it with tremendous control, power, and precision. Instead of hitting the ball blindly, he waited for it to arrive. He would judge the pace and bounce of the delivery, and then use his quick reflexes and strong wrists to guide the ball to the desired area. D. Haynes' hook shot was not only a sight to behold but also a potent weapon against fast bowlers. He could use it to score runs and intimidate the opposition. Overall, the hook shot proved his skill, technique, and bravery as a batsman.

Golden Milestone:-

He had Gaven his ODI Debut and scored the Fastest century against the Australian team (148). No batsmen in history achieved this milestone.
When West Indies won the World Cup in 1979, he had a vital Role in it.
He was also made World Records Partnerships with Gordon Greenidge. He played 148 Innings with him and scored 6482 Runs so far.

Sir Desmond Haynes with Sir Gordon Greenidge.

History Making Records:-

He got the Wisden cricketer Award in 1991.
Scoring A Century in their first 2 Debut Matches and in the last match of his carrier.
When he retired, He Scored Highest Runs in ( One Day Internationals).
Another Milestone is that he Scored the Fastest Century on his Debut.

Last Ride:-

In 1994, he played his last ODI to make a Century and then Announced his Retirement From the West Indian team.
After that, he always Disappears in the Pages of history because the new generation Doesn't know him.

After the Discussion of the historical Example of a great Defensive Batsman, you guys know about him.

D. Haynes as a Couch.

Conclusions:-

"A man's character may be learned from the objective which he habitually uses in conversation." (Marc twain)

"By constant self-discipline and self-control, you can develop greatness of character." (Grenville Kleiser)

Format	M	Inn	B	Mdn	Runs	W	BB	Econ	Avg	SR	4W	5W

ODI	187	131	5644	203	4248	118	6/41	4.49	35.83	47.8	1	2

Royal Crickets | History, Analysis and A Look at Some Iconic ICC Hall of Fames

5 insanely miraculous points about cricket history | (Royal Cricket Blog)

What do you recognize about cricket history? - examine and discover the fast but true history of cricket.

First, ever take a look at in shape of Cricket records.

Definition:-

Cricket is a Bat and Bowl sport performed between groups (every crew has eleven players) on the sector (ground), Which has a center 22-yard (20 meters) Pitch (each end has 3 Wickets).

About The History of Cricket:-

1-From Cricket Records:-

Cricket sport was first prepared in Southeast east-England.It is assumed that 'creag' became a vintage word, which means cricket. Meanwhile, in some humans, opinions 'craic' was the word that carried out which means (recreation & amusement).

It's far played first time in the 16's & the 17's Centuries. After that, its miles progressively performed in 19's and 20th centuries with updated guidelines.

2 - Outside of England:-

This sport evolved and was widely played in the northern USA in the 17's Century before it gained popularity in North England. Meanwhile, in the 18's Century, Cricket was played in most parts of the sector.The Colonists also added a West Indian team in series as an East-Indian employer.

3-global Cricket History:-

First Championships in Cricket history:-

Cricket was selected in 1894 because it is a s

uperb and historically significant game. Currie Cup was the first championship in the history of cricket organized in South Africa. Later, the ICC updated the structure of first-class cricket in the international history of cricket in 1947.First Championship in Cricket History.

Allows Play a Quiz:-

Allows Play a Quiz:-

Which Spinner record the first 5-Wicket Howl in Test Cricket History....?

Solution me in the comments....!

20th Century is the Milestone for Cricket:-

(World Cups in Cricket History):-

1-(1975) "West indies" (England)

2-(1979) "West indies" (England)

3-(1983) "India" (England)

4-(1987) "Australia" (India & Pakistan)

5-(1992) "Pakistan" (Australia & New Zealand)

6-(1996) "Sri Lanka" (India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka)

7-(1999) "Australia" (England & Wales)

8-(2003) "Australia" (Kenya, South Africa & Zimbabwe)

9-(2007) "Australia" (West indies)

11-(2015) "Australia" (Australia & New Zealand)

13-(2023) "Waited for the Event" (India)

What do you think about who wins the World Cup 2023...?

What is Batting in Cricket? The Types, Techniques and Art | Royal Crickets

Welcome to our blog, where we embark on a fascinating journey into the heart of cricket's most captivating facet - batting.

Introduction:-

Continue to Royal Crickets

The Essence of Batting:-

A Successful Batsman:-

Technique and Shot Selection:-

Mental Strength and Concentration:-

Building an Innings:-

The Thrill of Batting:-

Conclusion:-

Good news guys...!

I will Convert this sub-domain into a professional domain soon. In that place we can explore more about cricket's legendary characters.

As the famous English writer Oliver Goldsmith once wrote:

“Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.”

Royal Crickets | the first astonishing and Unveiling Cricket Legends Blog

Enjoy exclusive glimpses of iconic cricket legends, bespoke cricket blogs, the history of cricket, and analyses of ongoing tournaments at the Royal Cricket Blog.

Introduction:-

Cricket (The Game):-

Royal Crickets:-

Cricket's fast but true History:-

Conclusion:-

I have discussed introduction post to 'What is Batting' in Next Week's Post, and also tell me in the comments what you understand from this article.

Meet (the ICC Hall of Fame) | Through Royal Way

Introduction to true histories, and insightful analysis of some iconic (ICC Hall of Fame) members. Explore the unique cricket legends from a Royal Door and an expert's eye.

Introduction:-

Celebrating Cricket's Greatest Players:-

History:-

How are players selected for...?

Why is this significant...?

Who has been inducted into it...?

At the End:-

Conclusions:-

I have discussed introduction post to 'The Royal Cricket's' in Next Week's Post, and also tell me in the comments what you understand from this article.

Rohan Kanhai | The astonishing, sharp-eyed batter of 'the 70s(The stroke-maker)

Rohan Kanhai from Guiana was a very West Indian type of batter. Even though he was not a big man, he had masterclass technique and incredibly sharp eyes.

(David Frith) Cricket-Writer

Did you know that R. Kanhai was a combustive cricketer, the way he ran and the style he played throughout...?

Welcome back, friends...! Let us talk about one of the best legendary West Indian cricketers. The nightmare of the '60s & '70s.

Rohan Bholalall Kanhai

Date of birth:-

Meet the ICC Hall of Famer: Rohan Kanhai | 'He wasn't an accumulator; he was a stroke maker.'

Introduction:-

First Ride:-

Test career:-

Centuries and Test career stats:-

Cricket sport was first prepared in Southeast east-England.
It is assumed that 'creag' became a vintage word, which means cricket. Meanwhile, in some humans, opinions 'craic' was the word that carried out which means (recreation & amusement).

This sport evolved and was widely played in the northern USA in the 17's Century before it gained popularity in North England.
Meanwhile, in the 18's Century, Cricket was played in most parts of the sector.
The Colonists also added a West Indian team in series as an East-Indian employer.

uperb and historically significant game.
Currie Cup was the first championship in the history of cricket organized in South Africa.
Later, the ICC updated the structure of first-class cricket in the international history of cricket in 1947.

First Championship in Cricket History.