Your favorite cricket movie or documentary?

Rawalpindi Express Shoaib Akhtar is regarded as the fastest bowler in the history of the cricket.

He is a former Pakistani right arm fast bowler who represented the Pakistan national team.

He set an official world record by achieving the fastest delivery, of 161.3 km/h (100.2 mph) :

against England in 2003 World Cup 

i hear some experts dispute the Akhtar claim.  Why?

During the 80s speed was measured at the point when it was by the batsman.  Later they changed that to measure at the point of release from the bowler's hand.

Thus, there is a dispute who has been the fastest.

under the old way of measurement, Jeff Thompson was the fastest.

Some even say Jeff was faster than Shoaib.

and i am willing to bet Akram will support the case for Jeff!!  8)

So all this nonsense of Fast bowlers as a reaction to strength from cutting Cane as Slaves.

is bunk ! Makes for a good story though and fitting in that 1906 video TD posted !

Empire , meh big toe  ::LOL::

When Indian replace as Cane Cutters :

where you think those Cutlass strokes came from ?

SHOW me any odda International Batsman replicating this Shot as they did Fast bowling :

                                                   

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King Ralph!    8) 8)
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Yeah, I know you're too cool for this

RBK was the master Blaster and he did a of of entertaining.

It is kind of a underground movie, but I really enjoyed the "Chennai 600028". It is a movie focusing on street cricket in India, this 2007 Bollywood movie was written and directed by Venkat Prabhu.
It examines various themes, including love, rivalry and friendship in suburban India, and was nominated for several Vijay Awards, which honor Tamil cinema.

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I loved Fire in Babylon. I love Viv Richards and enjoyed watching him there, but Clive Lloyd and Michael Holding are in this documentary too. I think it also has a lot of great history of the game and anyone who’s a West Indies fan should see this movie.
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If white people made such a film, it will be termed racist.

That film did not acknowledge the contribution of all West Indian people and its history and granted it was not a historical piece.

To me and to those with even a little comprehension of the diaspora it was and exercise in Pan Africanism!