Wonderful upload. Super assertive innings from Stewart on a tricky pitch against Donald and Pollock. England were losing but against those greats it was still so watchable.

Love these videos thanks !! Dennis amiss awesome innings ....

Great upload. This showed how much Zimbabwe relied on Johnson and Goodwin's batting. Both Flowers, Campbell, Stuart Carlisle and Guy Whittall had terrible tournaments. The bowling was ok, but their batting fragility prevented them getting to the semi-finals, despite having 4 points going into the Super 6s, meaning they only needed to win one match.

Plz repload Pak vs AUS B&H Cup odi #8 it is removed from your channel!

Every test match Baptiste played, the West Indies won!!! Wow!!!

Saw him in Melbourne I was very young but remember him going out to the fence to start his run up. I did have a great day. He was very a very entertaining cricketer.

Could you provide contact info please?

Mark Ealham, Ben Hollioake, Adam Hollioake, Matthew Fleming, Dougie Brown....has any England ODI team ever contained so many "bits and pieces" players that were all bits and no pieces?😅

Herein Azhar scored 55 runs in only 49 balls.Again need not to say that Azhar has reformed the batting style of the whole team ie made learnt the players as how to play faster.आने वाले टाइम में गांड आफ़ क्रिकेट ने सिर्फ 19 run बनाये। Azhar right from inception to conception played relatively faster.अब इसे ग़लती कहो, क़ुरबानी कहो या प्यार कहो। उसने अपने प्लेयर्स को प्रोत्साहित किया, प्रोमोट किया, सपोर्ट किया अपने रिकॉर्ड्स की क़ीमत पर, ख़ासतौर पर सचिन और जडेजा को और अपना ध्यान भारत को जिताने पर लगा दिया। अब अज़हर को क्या पता था कि ये आस्तीन के सांप निकलेंगे। वरना अज़हर भी ओपनिंग में आ सकता था ग्राहम गूच या मार्क टेलर की तरह और इंडिया की जीत के साथ साथ अपने रिकॉर्ड्स भी ऐसे बना सकता था। लेकिन नहीं, वह तो तेंदुलकर को अपना छोटा भाई जैसे मानकर चलता था। जडेजा और सिद्धू को दोस्त और सभी प्लेयर्स से प्यार करता था। हालांकि उसे अपने रिकॉर्ड्स की परवाह नहीं थी लेकिन फिर भी उसके वो रिकॉर्ड्स जो अपने आप बन गये, मैं उनकी बात करता हूं। अज़हर की डेब्यूटांट तीन सेन्चुरीज़ और एक नाबाद फ़िफ़्टी का रिकॉर्ड तोड सका है कोई। उसे 99 टेस्ट के बाद ज़बरदस्ती टीम से निकाल दिया जाता है, क्या ये एक रिकॉर्ड नहीं है। उसके केरियर में फ़र्स्ट और लास्ट इनिंग्स सेन्चुरी है।74 बाल्स में टेस्ट मैच में अज़हर और कपिल देव का सेंचुरी का वर्ल्ड रिकॉर्ड है,आज भी। 62 बाल्स में सेंचुरी का न्यूजीलैंड के ख़िलाफ़ वनडे में एक अरसे तक अज़हर का रिकॉर्ड चलता रहा जिसे अब आकर अफ़रीदी और कोई एक और ने आकर तोड़ा। तेंदुलकर जिस मंज़िल पर पहुंचा उसका श्रेय अज़हर ही को जाता है। ये एक ओपन में सीक्रेट है। वनडे और टेस्ट मैचों में सबसे ज़्यादा कैचों का रिकॉर्ड और जिस समय उसे टीम से ज़बरदस्ती निकाला गया तो वनडे में उसकी सबसे ज़्यादा फ़िफ्टीज़ यानि 58 उस समय सबसे ज़्यादा थी। और मैं अज़हर और भी रिकॉर्ड इतिहास के गर्भ में छुपी हुई हैं। क्रमशः

Wow ! Azhar scored 63 runs in 38 balls and the would be master blaster only 31 runs. This was the hallmark of Azhar to play fast which he made learnt to his players under him. Not to be forgotten Azhar's century against Newzealand only in 62 balls.

Great Test match between a great side and a good side. In the 4th innings there was no point in playing for a draw. Ultimately Australia had too much quality in the batting and two all time greats in the bowling.

Great players

Watching Dujon keep wicket here, it looks like Patterson is a yard or two quicker than anything else on offer. Dujon's reflexs are really tested!

Nice to see a wide range of strokes from Bkycott

Fantastic upload✌ 👌👏👏👍🙏.

"Dropped one ball, caught the next - GOOD. NIGHT. CHARLIE." - Greig at his finest!

He was as good as Trumble if not better, Nathan Lyon pips them both though.

Badey zabardast team thi zimbabawe ki😢

Rip heath streak😢

This is now on Iplayer

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Tony Lewis so animated on commentary- completely different to when on BBC.

Wonderful. Cant stand how West Indies cricket has died tregic

Can you upload highlights from 1999 onwards these have been here before too thank you

Hi Darren, will you be uploading Eng tour of SA 1999 Nov Dec?

They could have made this series a much more even contest if the two sides had agreed to swap bowling attacks, at the outset.

Which ground?

At 106/0 chasing 427 the Poms must have thought they had edged ahead and then Warne happened again.

Great Kapildev and Bottam

I was at Trent Bridge that day. This video unfortunately doesn’t include Vivian Richards’ innings in the last hour or so of the day. Raced along to 40-odd but was out just before the end of the day.

Old West Indies 💀now West indies 🤡

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dada we love you

Wow DMM.👏

The West Indies between 1976 to 1995 were in the opinion of Jim Swanton and John Arlott the strongest all round side since Bradman's side of 1948. I always thought Gordon Greenidge one of the first batsman in Test Cricket of any age , and some connoisseurs of Batsmanship rate him and Zaheer Abbas as the finest batsmen of their age.

Watching Chris Lewis bat here you really do wonder why his test match career as an all rounder was so disappointing.

Aged twenty at the time, I well remember this Test Series and Graham Gooch scoring 333 against India. He shares the same birthday as my mother (she is 17 years older!)

Always difficult to compare great batters from different eras, but for me, this guy imposed himself on bowlers like no one else. Incredible. What presence!!

Notice all the bowlers could put runs on the board

Great match

Fantastic contribution in cricket archive. If possible think about doing the same day by day test cricket of rebel tour test videos .

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A great start by England on the opening day was in reality a false dawn and a mirage of what was to come. Continuing the momentum from a 3-0 clean sweep in the Texaco Trophy, England were cruising along after lunch before the ever scheming Marshall shortened his run-up and began to swing the ball both ways. Gooch and Broad failed to capitalise on their hard-fought half-centuries and with the middle-order faltering against the revitalised Marshall it was left to Pringle to shepard England to a respectable position at stumps. Tellingly for Broad this was probably his last major innings for England and a gradual decline in form and confidence that saw him dropped after the next Test. For someone who had come off a good tour of Pakistan and New Zealand and had seemingly cemented his place in the side, it was a swift loss of form. His misdemeanours on tour(refusing to leave his crease when given out in Pakistan and knocking over his stumps with his bat in the Bicentennial Test) left the selectors with no leeway after low scores in his next 3 innings.

Mark Ilott should've had about 3/4 Lbws in that opening spell, and I say that as a Lancastrian. Dunno what Shepherd was watching.

The sheer confidence and self-belief of the great Vivian Richards as he starts to impose his will over the England attack is a joy to watch on this second day. After Haynes saw off the new ball and absorbed a few blows on the hand, Richards strides to the crease and in typically imperious fashion he asserts his authority over the England attack with some delightful drives, cuts and hooks. Suddenly England's hopes of building on their good start the previous day had nose-dived.

If Pringle had held onto a difficult catch off Logie in the slips then who knows how many runs West Indies would have made. Despite losing half their side for a pittance West Indies just never refused to give in and such was their belief and self confidence back then they were able to turn defence into attack. Logie played arguably his greatest innings for West Indies on this day and from the moment his edged shot slipped past Pringle's groping hand England were never a serious threat again in the series. Dilley bowled one of the greatest opening spells of fast bowling but his sustained effort in bowling unchanged soon took it's toll in the session after lunch and Logie and Dujon knew that once they saw him off the pressure would ease. Emburey later admitted in an interview on this series that he allowed Dilley to continue to have too many fieldsmen on the off-side nearing the lunch break and he overcompensated by bowling wider and not forcing the batsmen to play enough.

I remember the summer of 75 as if it was yesterday. John Arlott was a brilliant commentator on the radio or Sunday afternoons in the John Player league. The summer was made for the great West Indies team that had a whole host of world class fast bowlers, medium pacers, batsmen and all rounders. They were irresistable and deserved won the tournament after a classic final in which Clive Lloyd's excellent innings decided the match. As for the test series between England and Australia it was the emergence of David Steele as the unlikely hero that dominated the series. Without hitting a century he still captured the imagination of the cricketing public with some backs to the wall knocks that brought some, ignore the pun, steel to the fragile England batting line up. Another positive to the series was Tony Grieg's captaincy after the sacking of Mike Denness along with the redemption of England's best fast bowler, John Snow.

Love the pitch invasion at the end. A great tradition no more…

Awful news about Syd my heart goes out to him and his family. I remember seeing this on TV at the time, and the sound of Syd's injury still rings in my ears when I think about it. Beefy what a legend looking after his mate...

Is that the highest ever one handed innings?