The teesra is a delivery in cricket bowled (very rarely, if ever) by an off spinner. The aim of the delivery is to deceive the batsmen so that doesn't spin as much as they (the batter) anticipated, and to hurry on quickly to the stumps. The ball backspins as to deceive the batsmen of the pace, only to then quickly hurry on into the batsmen's line to attempt an LBW or a Bowled.
This was best used best by the accredited creator, Saqlain Mushtaq (a high quality Pakistani spinner).
Although Mushtaq brought the delivery back into speculation in the modern game, there's a high chance that it was invented by one of the very first cricketers, and Saqlain reinvented it. Whoever made it, it certainly works. It astounds batsmen with its varying movement in the pitch and a leg break bowlers action working in an off spinner.
Check out the related links section for a video of him using it to bowl a batsmen out. It starts at 0:43
Teesra Kaun was created on 1994-12-23.
The cast of Teesra Patthar - 1976 includes: Indrani Mukherjee Amrit Pal
Doosra and Teesra
Surah Ikhlas
A "Teesra" is a term commonly used in cricket to refer to a type of delivery bowled by a leg-spin bowler. It is a deceptive delivery that can spin in the opposite direction to the bowler's usual leg-spin, often confusing the batsman. The term derives from the Hindi word for "third," indicating that it is the third type of delivery in a spin bowler's arsenal, alongside the leg-break and the googly. The Teesra adds an element of surprise and is considered a skillful variation in a bowler's repertoire.
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tar he teesra sabzi jis sabzi ka naam hi tar he
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