The Rules of Cricket - EXPLAINED!

Ninh explains the Rules of Cricket. A beginner's explanation of the laws of Cricket. Watch this short tutorial video guide on how Cricket is played.
Learn about batsmen, bowlers, fielders, bowl outs, caught outs, stumped, run out and more.

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Video: Copyright IPL – Indian Premier League (I do not own any video footage).
Music: ‘Eddy Gordo’ by Namco
Narrated, Directed and Produced by Ninh Ly

[adraedin]

... I've just learned more about cricket in last 4 minutes than I have in the 30 years I've been alive. Thanks!

[dylancotton]

Cricket: "The game is too score more runs than the opposing team"
CWC final 2019: Hold my bat

[maxalberici]

Watching this after the US just beat Pakistan

[BrazilianDaftPunkFan]

I am a 14 year old Brazilian teen. Cricket is not popular here, but I want to make it a popular sport in my homeland! 🇧🇷🏏

[JRoJamz]

As an American with a Latino father, I grew up with baseball. It always seemed simple. Until I thought about explaining it to someone who hadn't known the game all their lives. Cricket has always been a mystery, and seemed like a similarly confusing proposition for someone to explain. But you broke it down in a way even I could understand. Great job.

[gregphillips]

I just spent 1.5 hours reading Cricket rules and definitions before I stumbled upon this perfect video that provided the same information in 4 minutes.  LOL  Nice vid!  Thanks!

[rizzorizzo]

I didn’t think cricket could be so exciting until I watched this years IPL final. I arbitrarily decided to support MI for the game and found myself getting giddy with anticipation during that last over. Great stuff.

[tilleyh]

As a young man, I Always thought Cricket was a boring game mainly because of its reputation. Having played American Baseball and being a life long fan, I have recently been watching Cricket matches and frustrated by not knowing the rules. This video was exactly what I needed. With this basic understanding of rules, I can begin to learn the strategies of the game. It increases my desire to watch more Cricket matches. Thank you.

[timmowarner]

Holy cow, it's not nearly as complicated as I always believed! Or maybe nobody just explained it well before.

[danielskrivan]

At first, I did not understand cricket, because I'd never seen a game or played it. Then, I read a guide online that explained all the rules of cricket, and I understood cricket even less. After watching this video, I kind of somewhat understand cricket. So...my understanding of cricket skyrocketed after watching this.

[johnbolen]

Anyone else here after watching an episode of Cricket Fever on Netflix? The game seems like loads of fun, and now I understand the rules!!!

[icebuoyant]

As an American who grew up with baseball, this sport was always intriguing to me. Glad to finally understand the basics of it!

[assassinor]

Cricket: A man in medieval knight's armour hits an extremely hard ball at high velocity speeds into a crowd of people wearing shorts and watermelon hats

[Billythachikk]

This was great, thank you explaining so simply. I'm watching this old Indian movie where the Indian citizens essentially won't have to pay taxes for three years if they beat the Englishmen at cricket.

[nolan]

4 minutes ago I didn’t know a thing about cricket and now I feel like I know everything about it!

[princetolstoy]

I’m going to India and want to play some cricket while there. I literally knew nothing about cricket, this was a great help! Thanks thanks thanks

[jason]

Thanks, Ninh! I've made some Indian friends recently who love this game, so this video has helped me understand cricket better.

[vgaug]

I follow tennis and football with great interest but nothing beats the thrill of watching a cricket match. Absolutely one of the best games to play and watch!

[milotherussianblue]

I am slowly understanding this sport. It is exciting to watch!

[rvd]

Thanks for this video! I’m Dutch and have lived in New Zealand for 27 years and this 4 minute video taught me more than any of my friends have.