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Seven balls, one swing. You start on what a typical twelve-year-old bowls on Pitchwolf, and you finish on the fastest ball ever recorded: Shoaib Akhtar's 161.3 km/h at Cape Town in 2003. The first three are the typical fastest balls of the boys and men on Pitchwolf, aged twelve, fifteen and eighteen or over. The bowler on screen is a stand-in. This is a cricket POV of facing fast bowling from the batter's eyes, each ball quicker than the last. At 161.3 km/h the ball is at your bat in under half a second. The clock on screen stops at 0.76 seconds on the first ball and 0.43 seconds on the last. Which ball did you lose it on? Pitchwolf: https://pitchwolf.ai/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=reel&utm_campaign=batters-eyes #cricket #fastbowling #batting #cricketlovers #shorts

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