Best explanation I've ever seen. Now, how do I, as an American, see an actual game, just to see how long it takes before I go to sleep waiting for something to happen - like I do with baseball?
What a wonderfull man ! Outstanding actor, gourmet chef , art collector, author...and, by the words of relatives, actors and others, a kind gentleman with a wicked sense of humor. He has a great legacy! Wish i had the honor to meet him!
i still don't fully get this sport... i've seen some footage where the "batter" hits the ball in the stands (homerun in baseball). What happens in this situation?
Wow. Now, where's a video of him explaining parliamentary procedures? Or economics? Or teaching Latin? I think he would have made a great video instructor.
Nice try Vincent. Now explain to americans how we catch a rock-hard cricket ball coming straight off the bat with our bare hands and why they need a huge glove to catch a skied baseball.
To all people saying it sounds rather simple there, they are the basic rules, but you can also be got out via run out, caught, stumped, hit wicket or double hit. Then we go into the word of long off, square leg, deep extra cover and slips. All of which fielding positions. It's a complicated game, but probably the best in the world.
the thing is it's probably simpler in most ways than baseball but wankers try and make it sound like it's really complex. most of the rules are very logical, and there are no enforced fielding positions, they're just conventions.
Hmm... Apart from the fielding restrictions during power plays and inability to stand more than one fielder behind square leg due to bodyline... oh and if it rains, the new target score is calculated using the formula Z(u, w) = Z0(w)[1 - exp{-b(w)u}] - so yes, I take your point... and yes, i'm being sarcastic.
Actually they use a more complicated calculator now, but guess what? You don't need to know it to watch the game! My reply was to a comment that suggested you needed to know all the terms for fielding positions to understand the game, which is untrue. The fielding restrictions in powerplays don't even require you to know the fielding positions, just that you need to know how many men can be outside 30 yards etc. My reply was to a twat who was misrepresenting the game to its detriment.
That was so cool! I loved Mister Price and used to watch "Mystery" every Saturday night at 8 PM. "Doctor Who" would come one right after it. The good old days...
Wow. This is obviously for the movie The Lady Vanishes (ah but which version, 1930's or 1979?). this is rare stuff, you'd never be able to buy this sort of thing. Thank you for uploading!
This, Trigger, is the great Vincent Price, mastermind of horror and one of the greats of the acting world. He was one of the best actors this earth has everseen! I miss him (he died in 1993) but we'll remember him. That's who the creepy man is and that's why you like him so much. lol But my description of him is true.
Wow! I think this is the first time I've actually had someone explain a sport to me and I kind of understand what they are saying
forensicgothgal 1 day ago
Vincent was the best RIP Vincent
ronssexybikerbae 3 months ago
Best explanation I've ever seen. Now, how do I, as an American, see an actual game, just to see how long it takes before I go to sleep waiting for something to happen - like I do with baseball?
IrisMG 6 months ago
an innings is ALWAYS plural motherfukcers
upyourtits 7 months ago
This is the single most amazing thing I've ever seen.
jhfh3112 11 months ago
Love that guy
masipag999 1 year ago
But what about the Duckworth-Lewis method?
zionravescene 1 year ago
ich will ne nacht partie schach mit ihm !!
625Mel 2 years ago
Vincent is still the Man.
Ceaaa22 2 years ago 2
vincent price loves eerie models so much, he would get along with doc brown so well.
jimmymortis 2 years ago
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who is this dude ...??
hdhatt05 2 years ago
Vincent Price voice actor writer and reader aka dracula
Newbpwng 2 years ago
Always so very handsome!
ZwickyFritz 2 years ago 3
I'm not interested in cricket, but Vincent Price has a fantastic way of getting my attention, I could listen to him for hours! Great Clip ~Thank you.
sammyshoeshine 2 years ago 3
I've always wanted to learn how cricket is played. Now I've done so in the BEST WAY POSSIBLE! XD
GeishaShattori 2 years ago 13
this is the most amazing thing that has happened to me today
yellroaroink 2 years ago 8
Vincent is the ShEiit
Electroniko06 2 years ago 2
I don't think I've ever been happier than when I watched this
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Lol that was pretty cool, thanks!
verbusen 2 years ago
What a class act .
54spiritedwill54 2 years ago
I got Vincent's autograph on the Hollywood Squares 30 years ago
structuralbodywork 2 years ago
Thats a cool story, way to go!
verbusen 2 years ago
What a wonderfull man ! Outstanding actor, gourmet chef , art collector, author...and, by the words of relatives, actors and others, a kind gentleman with a wicked sense of humor. He has a great legacy! Wish i had the honor to meet him!
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sammyshoeshine 2 years ago
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i was curious about this sport so i put in cricket gay english and this is what i found i guess it will suffice sure does cure my curiosity mmooss
ddawgsmash 3 years ago
I'm voting Mr. Price as the coolest person of all time.
Ceaaa22 3 years ago 24
Seconded.
HazMatMedia 3 years ago 2
Thirded.
cuttock 2 years ago
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omg this guy is sooooooo cheap!
AussieGossie 3 years ago
Fantastic comeback! Too bad I'm not British or that might actually have hurt my feelings.
DarkPsycotix 3 years ago
Vincent Price is American. Get your facts right. So whos the ignorant redneck?
DarkPsycotix 3 years ago 3
um. orchid morphine, Vincent Price was an American. who's ignorant?
tracieh15 3 years ago
What am I going to do with this knowledge?!
Jarephs 3 years ago
I'm an American who likes Cricket and Baseball. It's an addicting game. Just the positions are confusing
Caught at Square Leg or Silly Mid-Off
afterthesirens 3 years ago 2
Did he say "the character" and "members"? The American horror, huh? I had a nice Halloween party last year (2007).
joji5ikeda 4 years ago
lol now it makes scense
simonwizzle91 4 years ago
i still don't fully get this sport... i've seen some footage where the "batter" hits the ball in the stands (homerun in baseball). What happens in this situation?
TheBoneLESS 4 years ago
he socres an 6 if the ball dose not bonce if i bounces and rolles to the stands it is 4
kevlyyn 4 years ago
didnt say about any other ways of being out, lbw and being caught or anything, or about boundaries but it's Price so all is forgiven :)
studeddead 4 years ago
WOW. For an American he knows quiet a bit about cricket. Maybe thats the reason why they called him a class act.
Disnote 4 years ago 2
this is very strange...
evanexi 4 years ago
good post. cricket is the best game in the world!
buzzzmeg 4 years ago
is he dead yet hes a god
painsey 4 years ago 3
He's one of the best and yes, he died in 1993.
Ceaaa22 4 years ago 3
Wow. Now, where's a video of him explaining parliamentary procedures? Or economics? Or teaching Latin? I think he would have made a great video instructor.
quizzlie 4 years ago 7
Nice try Vincent. Now explain to americans how we catch a rock-hard cricket ball coming straight off the bat with our bare hands and why they need a huge glove to catch a skied baseball.
leoseries 4 years ago
toughen up ;-)
silvanski 4 years ago
To all people saying it sounds rather simple there, they are the basic rules, but you can also be got out via run out, caught, stumped, hit wicket or double hit. Then we go into the word of long off, square leg, deep extra cover and slips. All of which fielding positions. It's a complicated game, but probably the best in the world.
bilsim 4 years ago 3
the thing is it's probably simpler in most ways than baseball but wankers try and make it sound like it's really complex. most of the rules are very logical, and there are no enforced fielding positions, they're just conventions.
froomeh 4 years ago
Hmm... Apart from the fielding restrictions during power plays and inability to stand more than one fielder behind square leg due to bodyline... oh and if it rains, the new target score is calculated using the formula Z(u, w) = Z0(w)[1 - exp{-b(w)u}] - so yes, I take your point... and yes, i'm being sarcastic.
barlowpicks 3 years ago
Actually they use a more complicated calculator now, but guess what? You don't need to know it to watch the game! My reply was to a comment that suggested you needed to know all the terms for fielding positions to understand the game, which is untrue. The fielding restrictions in powerplays don't even require you to know the fielding positions, just that you need to know how many men can be outside 30 yards etc. My reply was to a twat who was misrepresenting the game to its detriment.
froomeh 3 years ago
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american football best sport in the world
thesarus69 4 years ago
i love the way he says "there" at the end, sort of like sayin thank god thats over lol
jekyill 4 years ago 2
Thanks for posting! It's so cool to see a genuine rarity like the Mystery! host segements with Price.
ProsperitySnow 4 years ago 3
That was so cool! I loved Mister Price and used to watch "Mystery" every Saturday night at 8 PM. "Doctor Who" would come one right after it. The good old days...
Gothdemon01 4 years ago 3
I remember as a kid I had an autographed picture of Mr. Price, what ever happened to it I'll never know.
We miss you Mr. Price you have brouht alot of joy and screams to us all.
williamiwu 4 years ago 2
Who. Intreguing clip. Thanks for posting it.
jimmycmulligan23 4 years ago
great! thank you for posting it.
ligeiarunner 4 years ago 2
I've always heard cricket is incredibly complicated, yet mister Price makes it sound pretty simple there.
Yomikemono 4 years ago 2
way to go Vinnie... if he was still alive I'd vote him for president
Guinnie 4 years ago 2
Howzat?
grytpype 4 years ago
What a class act .
vailgrant 4 years ago
wow. I love Vincent Price. : D
DeadDoll68 4 years ago
Vinnie would make for an interesting sports commentator, wouldn't he? lol
We love you, Mr. Price! :)
Bobzeaux 4 years ago
I never understood cricket until Vincent Price explained it in this video. Thanks for uploading it!
CoyWoodnesse 5 years ago
actually not for the lady vanishes but a forgotten spin-off entitled 'charters and caldicott.' cute litte series that ran on mystery in the mid 80's.
ukieindenial 5 years ago
what a dandy dude
bloodylekker 5 years ago
Wow. This is obviously for the movie The Lady Vanishes (ah but which version, 1930's or 1979?). this is rare stuff, you'd never be able to buy this sort of thing. Thank you for uploading!
dangale 5 years ago
This, Trigger, is the great Vincent Price, mastermind of horror and one of the greats of the acting world. He was one of the best actors this earth has everseen! I miss him (he died in 1993) but we'll remember him. That's who the creepy man is and that's why you like him so much. lol But my description of him is true.
LannyOnasis 5 years ago
Who is this creepy man and why do I like him so much?!
TriggerHappyJim2 5 years ago
1. He's Vincent Price.
2. He's Vincent Price.
Chizpurfle52595 4 years ago 3
Vincent is the best!
reebugvolunteer 5 years ago
One of the best and easiest to follow explanations on how to play cricket. Man, do I miss those Mystery intro and outros.
migraineboy69 5 years ago
I can't stand cricket, however, I'll watch anything with Vincent Price it it. Much respect for the clip.
House0fwax 5 years ago