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Most Dangerous Ball

Burgey

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Interesting vid.

Hope his action's been tested. It looks all right to the naked eye of course, but that means nothing because unlike in the real world, with cricket if it looks like a chuck, it aint necessarily a chuck, blah blah blah
 

Julian87

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I agree with a cricket ball being the most dangerous ball, but FMD there is some bull**** in that video.
 

Son Of Coco

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I agree with a cricket ball being the most dangerous ball, but FMD there is some bull**** in that video.
:laugh:

Isn't there! Like the stump breaking for a start...and who would have known that out of all of those a cricket ball would be the most dangerous :dry: Although I'd vote for shotput if you could throw it at 160kph..
 

DaRick

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Clearly these Americans have a pretty loose definition of a 'world-class' cricketer. I mean, Franklyn Rose? FFS. Maybe for a test or two.
 

Zinzan

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Gullible American's will probably believe its common-place for batsmen to suffer broken legs :laugh:
 

stephen

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The video definitely made me smile. Great stuff.
I just wish that the West Indies could produce actual fast bowlers who could hit 95+ mph these days, preferably with the accuracy and skill of the old school quicks.
 

Slifer

International Captain
Me too. Glad to see that at least our sport can be recognised as not just a sport of the faint hearted and kinda makes me appreciate more the greats of the past who made their runs with very little protective gear.
 

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