Hey there, cricket fans! Ever tuned into a match and felt like you're listening to two completely different games? Well, you're not alone! Let's dive into the hilarious world where straight-laced English commentary meets the wild and wacky wordplay of Navjot Singh Sidhu.

English Commentator: It’s a huge six!

Sidhu: Ye gaya Taramandal mein, Brahmaji ke kamandal mein.

English Commentator: No ball and it will be free hit.

Sidhu: Muft ka chandan ghis mere nandan!

English Commentator: In the air and taken

Sidhu: Gend itni unchi chali gayi maano air hostess se chummi leke seedha fielder ke haath me aagayi.

English Commentator: Pant goes hard, edges it and it goes to third man.

Sidhu: Looking London, Talking Tokyo, Goli maari Ram ko lagi Ghanshyam ko.

English Commentator: Australia are now in trouble.

Sidhu: Marsh tere haath se phisal gayi ret, ab pachhtaye hot kya jab chidiya chug gayi khet.

English Commentator: England need 8 of 1. It’s impossible now.

Sidhu: Agar meri chachi ki muchhe hoti to main usse chacha kehta.

English Commentator: Aggressive bowling from Bumrah.

Sidhu: Bumrah ne kar diya attack, Wicket girega guru khatak!

English Commentator: Rizwaan couldn’t finish the match

Sidhu: Beda paar karne aaye the, beda gark karke chale gaye.

English Commentator: Afghanistan have their fate in their own hands.

Sidhu: Apna haath jagannath!

English Commentator: He misses the ball and it hits the groin area.

Sidhu: Wahaan lagi hai jahaan koi haddi nahi tutegi.

And there you have it, folks! A rollercoaster ride through the crazy world of cricket commentary.

So next time you're watching a match, pay attention to this dance of words. It's not just about the game anymore – it's a linguistic adventure! Who knows? You might even pick up a Sidhu-ism or two to spice up your own conversations.

In the world of cricket commentary, it's not just about what you say, but how you say it!