on the following actions:

1. When batsman hits a Six
2. When batsman hits a Four
3. When batsman Clean Bowled
4. Catch Drop
5. When batsman completes 100
You can even mention their famous lines with their names
Like Bill Lawry ''got him... oh hooo''
when the batsman is bowled
My Nickname l do not know!!! : Brilliant answer,,, Holding is fav word ''Certainly''

Rameez

bogle


Tony grieg

Ranjit fernando


Tony corzier~

1. Tony Grieg
''Right off the meat of the bat''

2. Mark Nicholas
''That is as good a shot as you will ever see''

3. Bill Lawry
''Gottim'! Yes! Piss off! You're out! That is f
4. Richie Benaud
''.And Glenn McGrath dismissed for two, just ninety-eight runs short of his century''

5. Mike Haysman

1) Geoffrey Boycott when Sachin Tendulkar & Sourav Ganguly were hitting sixes at will at Trent Bridge, Nottingham back in 2002 in fading light: ''It is like Agatha Christie is Murder in the Dark.''

2) Michael Holding, when a bowler bowls five dot balls & ends up being hit for a four off the last ball: ''How often do u see that? (Five dot balls & then) Four runs off the last ball off the over. The over is spoiled!'' The way he pronounces spoiled is really comical; it needs to be heard to be believed.

3) No idea, but l will give u a quote for an lbw decision anyway. Bangladesh was playing Pakistan when a Bangladeshi bowler appealed for lbw & the batsman was given out. Athar Ali Khan is comment: ''Younis Khan has to go because Aleem Dar is pointing to the heavens.'' ( l am not sure how Dar was officiating a Pakistan Test match, but he is a good umpire, & Athar Ali just gave him a godlike aura!)

4) Mluleki Nkala was already halfway through his celebrations when he thought he had the wicket of Sanath Jayasuriya in a game at Sharjah. Unfortunately, the fielder dropped it. Michael Holding noted the anguished reaction of the bowler when the catch was dropped, saying ''Do not count ur chickens before they r hatched.'' While that is a cliche, Holding soon developed his trademark line for catches that r taken. When the other commentator says, ''easy catch for x Holding will always add, ''Still have to take them though. We've seen them floored in the past.''

5) When Nasser Hussain got his maiden OD l hundred in the 2002 Natwest Trophy final at Lords, he raised his bat as usual, then used it to point to the number 3 on his shirt with his back to the press room, in response to his critics in the press who suggested he should bat in a different position. Harsha is Bhogle is two liner: ''An extraordinary century. And an extraordinary gesture.'' The clips of Hussain is gesture along with Bhogle is quote is often featured on discussions about Nasser Hussain or in ESPN-Star Sports' promotionals for their commentary team.

2. When batsman hits a four


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l love sachin! :D

Whenever Holding says 'bounce' l crack up. Bills famous '2 for 22' always a classic. Flemming and Kerry O'Keith are the funniest commentators so l rank them the best.

Some just try to show they knew what'd happen on field.

l do not remember much. But these days specially today, Ravi Shastri bugged us all. He had too many ideas and suggestions for the visiting team.
l think commentators need not exhibit their knowledge of the game/bowling/ batting/ or how to win. It should be left to the Teams. Let them play, and just comment.

1) Geoffrey Boycott when Sachin Tendulkar & Sourav Ganguly were hitting sixes at will at Trent Bridge, Nottingham back in 2002 in fading light: ''It is like Agatha Christie is Murder in the Dark.''

2) Michael Holding, when a bowler bowls five dot balls & ends up being hit for a four off the last ball: ''How often do u see that? (Five dot balls & then) Four runs off the last ball off the over. The over is spoiled!'' The way he pronounces spoiled is really comical; it needs to be heard to be believed.

3) No idea, but l will give u a quote for an lbw decision anyway. Bangladesh was playing Pakistan when a Bangladeshi bowler appealed for lbw & the batsman was given out. Athar Ali Khan is comment: ''Younis Khan has to go because Aleem Dar is pointing to the heavens.'' ( l am not sure how Dar was officiating a Pakistan Test match, but he is a good umpire, & Athar Ali just gave him a godlike aura!)

4) Mluleki Nkala was already halfway through his celebrations when he thought he had the wicket of Sanath Jayasuriya in a game at Sharjah. Unfortunately, the fielder dropped it. Michael Holding noted the anguished reaction of the bowler when the catch was dropped, saying ''Do not count ur chickens before they r hatched.'' While that is a cliche, Holding soon developed his trademark line for catches that r taken. When the other commentator says, ''easy catch for x Holding will always add, ''Still have to take them though. We've seen them floored in the past.''

5) When Nasser Hussain got his maiden OD l hundred in the 2002 Natwest Trophy final at Lords, he raised his bat as usual, then used it to point to the number 3 on his shirt with his back to the press room, in response to his critics in the press who suggested he should bat in a different position. Harsha is Bhogle is two liner: ''An extraordinary century. And an extraordinary gesture.'' The clips of Hussain is gesture along with Bhogle is quote is often featured on discussions about Nasser Hussain or in ESPN-Star Sports' promotionals for their commentary team.
9 hours ago

Its gotta be a six.

The commentator: Not sure with the name but he says ''Going.Going.Gone!'' almost everytime its a six.

SIX.

1. When batsman hits a Six.i love the going, going gone every single time Dean Jones says it
2. When batsman hits a Four.that is pierced the off-side field(dont really remember any)
3. When batsman Clean Bowled.thats cleaned him up
4. Catch Drop.'he is caught it..ohh he is dropped it! he is dropped it!would u believe it.'.dont remember the commentator but it was an indian batsman tht had the catch dropped so the comment obviously made it exciting
5. When batsman completes 100.again dont remember so l will say one of the most famous ones: & brian charles lara becomes the first man in the history of the game.to register a score of 400.