Nostalgic. Wonderful memories.

Cricket is not the same nowadays without a strong west indies...

Wow!. Gaz had hair!.

Absolutely annihilation of whinging poms

Truly iconic performance of courage and batsmanship by Steve Waugh. In a word: Brilliant.

So glad Carl Rackeman got to enjoy this.

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This was covered live on free to air TV which was very rare back then for matches in the Caribbean. I remember staying up all night to watch the Waugh bothers 4th Test partnership and going to work without a wink of sleep, then I stayed up until about 4AM the next night to watch Steve reach 200 The next day was a rest day so I was able to get some sleep then stayed up til 4AM the next night to see Australia win and make history.

This was real Test cricket. It was a war out there. Mental toughness, supreme skill and the ability to deal with physical pain were necessary to achieve success. It was the birth of one of Australia's greatest test teams. McGrath and Warne were to become two of the greatest bowlers of all time. The Waugh brothers tough and skillful world class batsmen. We then added Ponting Hayden and Langer with Gilchrist and Brett Lee in the following years to be become an amazing team that could win just about anywhere.

Not a bad cricketer Steve Waugh. I wonder if Ian Chappell would have him sneaking in his top 100 Australian cricketers of all time?

Amazing series... That Steve Waugh catch somewhat soured the series. Key moment and a moment that puts astrix next to it. It's not an overstatement. That was prime Lara - the best of the best in his prime.

Richie Richardson saying it was the weakest Australian team he had played against minutes after losing the series has aged about as well as Tony Greig's "grovel" comment.

Richie Richardson embarrassed himself and the entire West Indies team with thòse 'sore loser' comments!!😂😂😂😂

VERY WELL PLAYED STEVE WAUGH

1 : 29 : 36 WELL ITS THE SECOND BOUNDARY OF THE DAY..

11 : 22 UTTER SHAME TO STEVE WAUGH.. THIS IS WHAT ALLAN BORDER TAUGHT YOU.. I DONT THINK SO

Brilliant cricket back in the day grew up on it

A lot of people saw the Waugh twins as detached. But they just knew each other so well that verbal communication wasn't even needed. Is this not in fact a higher level of understanding? Great entertainment this series. A genuine team effort with 11 players doing their job. Imagine talented players like Ponting Langer Rackemann and May not playing in the tests and doing it without Fleming and Mc'Dermott as well. Huge effort.

I didnt understand ritchie richardsons comment weakest australian team ever West indies have not beaten australia in a test series since 1992 Thats 31 years

thats what u get for trustingf steve waugh u get robbed

Watching this makes me realise I truly missed out never going to fhe West Indies to watch a test series. I was 19 for this one, should have gone in 99. What an atmosphere it must have been. Maybe a Windies resurgence will bring this kind of contest back again… Let’s pray 🙏🏻 Richie’s omments at the end were sour grapes, first West Indies captain to lose a series in 20 years no wonder he was salty, but unforfunatley for him our bowlers stood up and Steve Waugh, cometh the hour cometh the man… Absolute legend.

The ball bounced ...no really .your not tell me the aussie cheat !!!

Excellent documentary,would never normally get to see this been in the North of England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, thank you ever so much for the upload,best aussie captain I've ever seen is Mark Taylor comes across as an absolute gentleman too-England fan

What memories! ❤👌👌👌👌❤from india

After this series, West Indies failed to won the test series against Australia

Ambrose legend ultra 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Imagine you had Ricky Ponting and Justin Langer sitting on the bench.

To be honest west indies team performance was declining from 93 94 even 92 world cup was not good for them Australia was the favourite to win this series

I’ve never seen a shiny pitch

King Dale what a legend

I remember that McGrath really came of age but Brendon Julian starred as well. I also remember Steve Waugh playing the toughest innings I had ever seen, after copping a terrible barrage on the body from Ambrose and Walsh. Winning this series is the greatest cricketing achievement I have ever witnessed.

I felt sad for AB because this was the one trophy that had eluded him. Glad he was there to witness it and enjoy it.

1995 had to be the start of the rest of Brian Lara’s life. No Desmond Haynes(who was still in form) or Phil Simmons at the top( who had an excellent ODI series before) to provide ameen a little cushion.

Miss those strong Windies sides. Richie Rich a bit sore though - If that was a weak Aussie side, the Windies had some passengers in their lineup - only really had 3 batters, 2-bowlers, and on the previous tour in Australia 93 they nearly lost the FR trophy in Adelaide. WI were already on the decline before this series.

Australia knew that trott weakness is always bowl to his leg side

Walsh was the best test bowler in the 95 to 2000 phase!

I do wonder if Richardson ever realised the irony of his words after he labelled this team the worst side in many years and they ended up being one of the best teams in history. May 3rd 1995 the start of an era

The salt in Richie Richardson's voice: The weakest Aussie team he faced, couldn't believe they won. Well, 30 years later, and WI still hasn't won the FWT.

christ - Cook go two of the most unplayable balls you'll see

Did anyone else notice that the soundtrack of this video is all Hans Zimmer songs?

USA will be the team in 2040s with black bowlers and white batsman

wow , maybe they a same documentary when they lost in IND in 2001..

Lmao Boycott’s “Oh No.” at 12:39 before he even hits the ball is too funny 😂😂

Steve Waugh was always a questionable player,he knew he was out but he never budge after Lara took the catch,add that to the catch he claimed after he pull the ball to this chest from the ground he must have known , unfair player

From 1975 to 1995 sheer dominance of west indies then by Australia from 1995 to 2010....

A very humble person

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Westindies batting decline was major reason for their downfall. They were heavily dependent on Lara, Chaderpaul, hooper and Sarwan. Openers and lower middle order was poor. Bowling wise Ambrose and Walsh were excellent but support bolwing fast or spin was weak. Westindies decline and Australia rise to top was determine from this series.

Well played waugh boys 😍😍😍

Carl hooper never quite managed 2 get the runs his talent had...focus, discipline...but he had the basics great batter...