@l1ght847
The weight of the ball remains the same and changes neglibly when the ball gets old, it is due to the rough side creates vortices which sticks the air and slows it, and the opposite happens at the shiny side. Faster air separation causes low pressure area resulting force from high pressure i.e. rough side to low pressure i.e. shiny side.
@shashankjha8851
Sarfaraz Nawaz also used to apply copious amounts of hair oil before coming to play, sweat mixed with oil was a perfect way to shine one side.
@Singha76558
There is a reason pakistani bowlers become dud as camera quality improves.😂
@azafi7554
33 balls, 1 run, 7 wickets omg never heard of it
@Nagar_Sir
Reverse swing as far as I know is due to the weight of the shiny side because the rough side becomes lighter due to deterioration..so the ball moves towards the heavy side...
@ejazulhaq7692
These figures were of Curtley Ambrose
@jayrajsinhzala5737
Ball banane ko aaj kal ball tempering bolte hai
@kaarnikbhardwaj
sir you are genius
@rajatchakraborty9847
Scratch and win. After cameras became powerful it stopped
@RSDeol-l8u
Pakistan’s Dominance In Bowling Starts From Here
@satswaroopnegi2728
Ab kyun nahin ball bana paatey 🤣🤣
@dxnification
That explanation is incorrect. Air doesnt 'stick' to the shiny side. In fact it is the opposite. Because the shiny side is smoother the air passes over it without much friction. The rougher side has air resistance because it is not smooth, so when the ball is delivered with an upright seam, the rougher side is resisting air and the shiny side is letting it pass. This will change the balls trajectory towards the shiny side due to resultant direction of force or in cricketing terms, reverse swing. This has been known since the 1800's. Its called the Magnus effect. The 'innovation' of Sarfaraz was introducing a form of cheating to Cricket by scruffing up one side of the ball purposely.
@shashikantkaushik5870
Bhai kabhi enternational cricket khela h kabhi
@sidhantjain7314
ball ko toh captions ne chupa diya..yeh kaisi editing hui 😒
@lastcrusaider1
So basically ball tempering
@samarpalEngineer
Batane vale ni physics nahi padhi😂
@rishabhsatpal9784
Laminar flow and turbulent flow
@crazyguyonearth
In reverse swing the ball swings on the rough side than the shiny side. The person is saying exactly the opposite 😅.
@Bj-kc8qf
Samhja may kuch bhe nahi aya....😢😢😢
@UsamaHakeem-m2m