How India Hosted the 1987 World Cup, WITH NO MONEY | The Reliance Cup Jugaad. | Cricket History.

1987 World cup,
India had managed to ab the Hosting rights to the World cup, Along with Pakistan.
But now we faced the gigantic task of actually Hosting it.
That too with No money at all.
This is the story of How,
BCCI President NKP Salve,
Dhirubhai Ambani.
Rajiv Gandhi,
& the Reliance Corporation,
together cooked up a jugaad,
to propel India to the the Throne of Cricket.
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Chapters-
00:00 - Intro
00:52 - Recap
01:48 - World Cup Finance Structure
03:04 - The Search for Sponsors.
04:05 - Rajiv Gandhi & Foreign Exchange Reserve
05:42 - Doordarshan Refuses Royalty Payment
06:45 - Jugaad 1 - Smoke without Fire
07:38 - Jugaad 2 - VP Singh OUT, Dhirubhai Ambani IN
08:13 - Reliance's Sponsership and Goals
09:43 - Jugaad 3 - Doordarshan's Issue Resolved.
10:00 - Jugaad 4 - Reliance Enters 7 Expands Advertising
10:32 - Jugadd 5 - Official Reliance Cup Supplier
11:06 - The Final Juaggad - The Accommodation Problem.
12:30 - The World Cup Beckons.
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[@cricketraazenglish]

I know it's a long Video, with overlap with the Last one So below are the Timestamps for the crucial moments. 00:00 - Intro 00:52 - Recap 01:48 - World Cup Finance Structure 03:04 - The Search for Sponsors. 04:05 - Rajiv Gandhi & Foreign Exchange Reserve 05:42 - Doordarshan Refuses Royalty Payment 06:45 - Jugaad 1 - Smoke without Fire 07:38 - Jugaad 2 - VP Singh OUT, Dhirubhai Ambani IN 08:13 - Reliance's Sponsership and Goals 09:43 - Jugaad 3 - Doordarshan's Issue Resolved. 10:00 - Jugaad 4 - Reliance Enters 7 Expands Advertising 10:32 - Jugadd 5 - Official Reliance Cup Supplier 11:06 - The Final Juaggad - The Accommodation Problem. 12:30 - The World Cup Beckons.

[@prathmeshborde8085]

Actually it never felt long

[@NomMon7828]

For people like who loves research & solutions, it felt short 😅😅

[@DevAnand-jx9gs]

More is the length, higher is the knowledge.. Thanks buddy. Respect your efforts behind the curton

[@theking-hf5ky]

Bhai superb hai video aur banao

[@nareng641]

Keep on doing content like this bro awesome

[@sandhya9943]

9:25 "The Bania was in the house and as you may know he may not always profit but for sure he won't suffer a loss." 😂 Whoever is writing for this channel needs a raise!

[@aniketranade]

For casual castist remark?

[@kugerblitz7388]

@@aniketranade it's just a joke bhai zyada seriously mat lia kar

[@satakarnip]

It is something others should learn from them.

[@kali8025]

@Maaf Qaro Baba that's how bussines is done. And if they didn't bank roll back then we would have no ipl in the first place and we would be clowns in global arena. They are businessmen they foresee things!

[@kali8025]

@Maaf Qaro Baba there may be inside politics when that happened because no one likes monopoly. May be they were discarded by indian government or bcci or maybe other bussesinees men. And that's politics and it is present in everything and everywhere. I agree with u but what I mean is you should never disrespect ppl who where there when no one was there in the first place. Everyone has there own agenda and they have to look after themselves.

[@harshits6960]

Never knew Ambani's played such a crucial role for Indian cricket in general! Thankyou Reliance!

[@aimexcellence1315]

if they were so great they would have helped earlier bro, he helped at cost of seating with pm and title sponsorship. 🤣

[@divendughati6114]

The event name was Reliance world cup 1987.

[@jayshah6644]

@@aimexcellence1315 if someone is giving your expense, when you have nothing then you understand it's value. Reliance get it's brand name and India get it's fame. It's called win - win situation.

[@aimexcellence1315]

@@jayshah6644 I just want to say we shouldn't try to potray this like a great help for nation or sacrifice for patriotism. it was just an economic alliance with a private body of cricket, even that decision of taking funds from RBI reserves seems to be problematic for safeguarding one private board's image in ICC. common indian had many serious issues to deal with then.

[@jayshah6644]

@@aimexcellence1315 first of all it was not one private body's image, India's image was at stack. Let we look into the WI board payment matter, they dont have enough money to pay their own players. You read it in news, what comes in ur mind? WI board is very poor or WI - whole as a country is that poor, that even they don't have money to pay their players? - I hope you think as a neutral way. No one is saying that it was patriotism. But, he comes when we needed the most & that's why it's important. & If you saw the video properly, Ambani never jumped into it, he brought by Indira Gandhi into this matter. After her assassination, Rajiv didn't have good relations with Ambani, BCCI tried to go everywhere, but no one helped. And then he came, when nobody dares to enter. Thankyou, I hope your hate for reliance will not prompt again. Enjoy ur day

[@verbal_kint]

Salve must’ve been a mad genius for him to achieve what he did. Very proud of BCCI for not just letting go of the throne but also for showing England and Australia their place in world cricket.

[@adityanath3570]

Vivo paid 439 core for the 2018-19 seasons of IPL, just as a title sponsor. From no sponsor to this, it's one hell of a journey BCCI made.

[@sonit9707]

Mughe bhi corepati ban na hai.

[@orkoprobhobhaduri7344]

Ipl's digital viewership in numbers is crazy

[@vksmoorthy]

This is unbelievable quality of research, narration, thriller 👍, I would pay money to watch such high quality content

[@sakshammahajan3182]

Ask him for his google pay

[@shashankreddy7929]

#metoo

[@karthikreddythota6789]

Bhai KZbin detha hein yaar, phir se dena ka nahi 🥲

[@VIKRANTrocking22]

Zada paise ho rhe tmpe

[@shshashiekhar]

Bad narration. Watch fortnine if you want quality

[@mohamedsuhailirfankhazi6628]

Whether you like the Ambanis or not, you must appreciate how they supported BCCI at a time when nobody else would (though yes they had their own agenda of self promotion in their mind). And there is a reason why BCCI is the richest cricket board in the world and generate 70% of ICC revenue.

[@haja3274]

Bro they are business man not doing charity. Since when doing business became evil in india.

[@haja3274]

@@osowiecwalking9434 that's why they are no 1. Look at their latest renewable manufacturing plan and their e-commerce plan.

[@avinashkumarsinha7888]

I like ambani due to him only I am able to comment ryt now.

[@shekhar11]

@@avinashkumarsinha7888 Yeah bro Jio 😂😂🔥

[@vipinsharma5854]

@@avinashkumarsinha7888 😏😏😏

[@jinaprasadjain]

Can you believe a country that struggled to accumulate 4 crore is now the place for world's richest cricket league IPL. And it's winners MUMBAI INDIANS owned by Ambani's. Circle repeated and completed 😊

[@user-lm8ig7os2k]

Current winners are the CHENNAI SUPER KINGS btw

[@dhavalsavalia]

@@user-lm8ig7os2k I didn't read the word "current" though

[@shrinivasapte4610]

The common people are NOT AT ALL BENEFITTED FROM IPL.However the GAMBLERS have thrived on IPL.

[@siuuuu5234]

@@shrinivasapte4610 all the people who got employment from the IPL : guess Shrinivas apte is correct. I'm the stupid one

[@aryanbparida5998]

@@dhavalsavalia MI is not the only champion

[@rushsavla1986]

The narrator is simply a genius. I would love more story from this guy

[@ayanghosh7597]

Dhirubhai Ambani was a keen cricket player in his early life. This was one reason for him to back the Cricket World Cup, because financially it was a huge risk for Reliance to invest in the event, given the fact that Cricket viewership in India was not huge at the time, and access to television was also much limited. Things had improved slightly after India unexpectedly won the 1983 World Cup but corporate sponsorship in Indian Cricket was still not a reality. The fact that Reliance went ahead with the sponsorship, given they had no interest (at the time) in sports, was an incredibly shrewd business decision which has to be admired in hindsight. They even got the World Cup renamed to Reliance World Cup which was unprecedented in cricket.

[@motabillakabaap]

No wonder BCCI rules with an iron fist considering how humble their beginning was. They never forgot it.

[@akashwatekar2569]

and should never, world bodies have humiliated us enough.. Its time they know things now

[@drsmart0078]

They are the Pharaos of cricket 🏏 nowadays. What a humble story .

[@crickcastic2840]

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[@raumshen9298]

There is no other way to rule for BCCI while the white man still rules the world

[@MohitKumar-nc6kt]

Dhirubhai se seekha hai

[@shubhamrathod6859]

The Risk Ambani took has payed off him in billions rights from his say in BCCI and world cricket, truly he took risk and with it helped India also.....Great to see the rise of India....the struggle

[@blazejain]

This is the problem. Had this been done by someone else, it would have been called brilliant business strategy and master stroke. But we call our Indian businessmen's master piece as Jugaad.

[@brotto001]

I think the word jugaad is overrated in our society. The middle class and youngsters look at jugaad as something worth appreciating

[@montyi8]

@@brotto001 Problem with Jugaad is it's used everywhere and very often. Only when one works hard and then results don't come then probably one could do a little bit of jugaad . Dangerous driving, cheating people, escaping taxes are all considered jugaad but it's straightaway called illegal in developed countries.

[@redman3666]

Jugaad is actually a concept well revered globally. Frugal innovation is taught across all IVY leagues - and it all stems from India. Moreover the video talks about BCCI’s jugaad - For Ambani it was a master move. We must learn to accept innovative techniques that stem out of India. Not be ashamed of them.

[@loathfluctuation1191]

Well juggad is used every where from businesses to day to day life in the whole world innovative companies like Nintendo or early Apple or Google were built on that

[@aniketranade]

And of course Bania reference is a must. The 3 previous world cup were also named after sponsors (Prudential cup 75,79 and 83) But where's the fun in that 😕

[@AjayD-jv4mj]

Dhirubhai Ambani is such a legendry personality.Sad that today's so called politicians just hurl abuse at businessmen and want jobs to come out of nowhere 😂 . Current situation is that ECB depending on BCCI. Great finance case study, Nice work

[@anshumanpanigrahi7817]

Your pea sized brain will never understand the harm Ambani is doing to India. Do you even know the reason behind the revolt against Ambani, if not then then have a broader idea.

[@8tjboy]

@@anshumanpanigrahi7817 Please enlighten us with your astronomic intelligent mind.

[@vignesh1065]

@@anshumanpanigrahi7817 Your atom sized brain can't comprehend basic Economics. Stop whining and get back to your bed, your mom's probably looking for you.

[@unitedbeast6614]

@@anshumanpanigrahi7817 I agree that Mukesh ambani is a predatory businessman's. But dhirubhai did great job. Real industrialist who truly care about this country are. Rathan Tata and Azimpremji

[@yousuftarazi723]

@@unitedbeast6614 I think the tata did great service to the nation built many institute, in our early post independent era and they came with air india. But, the reality is that the rest of businessman are nothing but white collar criminals, ofcourse with few exceptions.And Dhirubhai ambani is also one of them.Go research about the guy Hamish Mcdonald's and his book Polyester Prince.

[@aniketsinghvats6441]

A big big Thanks to BCCI and Reliance that they took the World Cup OUT of England otherwise most of the matches will be interrupted by rain.😆

[@shalinisharma9987]

So true😂

[@abrahamgideon]

Rain interruptions are reason enough to not hold any matches in England 😆😆

[@shreeelesh]

Water cricket khel rahe hotee aaj hum 😂😂😂

[@aniketsinghvats6441]

@@shreeelesh pool cricket England won the toss and decided to swim first😆

[@mrkipling2201]

Agree with you about the rain. I couldn’t play cricket in India though due to the heat. If we could get the weather straight down the middle, that would be ideal weather for playing cricket!!

[@paras83]

Being from Reliance, I feel so proud that we pulled it off for the country!

[@hrishikeshchandrayan4396]

Drop it, your boss isn't seeing this.

[@saadinperson]

I'm from Pakistan, I had goosebumps while watching both parts ❤️

[@user-wy5su6qq1v]

Bro ur videos r the only reason why I again started loving cricket. Ppl consider cricket as a game of stats, but finally got a channel which looks at it as an emotion. Love ❤️❤️❤️

[@vksmoorthy]

Well said

[@zareefhuda3430]

This was such a such a great story. Speaking of netflix serieses, all the material is right here for a netflix series. I seriously hope they make one and hire cricket raaz as a consultant for the show.

[@Rols123]

Then pay 💰

[@OnkarTraveller26]

Netflix series are elongated unecessarily and over rated

[@contentdaily1185]

Now Netflix make 40% revenue from india 😂😂😂

[@sakethvelikanti178]

@@OnkarTraveller26 we dont need jucified rainbow version of this great dtory from netflix 🤡

[@sharpnish30]

This is overwhelming at many parts - the narration is very nice. The part where he says - Baniya was in the house... As a Gujarati - maari chaati chodi thai gayi.. ankhein aanso aavi gaya.... The Legend that was Dhirubhai Ambani!

[@buddyone1884]

Same

[@ok-bm2ix]

As baniya is not caste. Mean peoples of merchant like agarwal lohana oswal

[@ok-bm2ix]

@@buddyone1884 baniya means merchant like oswal lohana agarwal porwad.

[@fukun001]

From Jugad to the King of World Cricket, shows BCCI's journey. Should thank Jagmohan Dalmiya Saab

[@as-sabahossain9099]

India, being the skilled marketing guru, showed Australia and England how to incorporate brands into cricket. And again in distant future they will rewrite the marketing of cricket through IPL. May not have happened in the same circumstances, but in IPL Mumbai Indians are one of the successful franchise of the tournament. The Dhirubhai Ambani is still very much here.

[@agentnoobz5588]

yea IPL introduced a new short form of cricket and made cricket from a boring test match only watched by hardcore cricket fans to a household enjoyable things propelled cricket in the world stage to the point where there are talks cricket will be included in los angles olympics in 2028

[@Ratnamrecommend]

This would make a very interesting business strategy case study. Thank you for bringing this story, I had no idea about this. All of this is so fascinating and it does teach a lot lessons.

[@TheBeastInCarnate7]

I Am Still Thinking How PAKISTAN Managed To Give Rest 10 Crore 😂😂😂😂😂

[@kingrazor5280]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@yasiriqbalkhan9485]

Do some reasearch in 90s and early 2000s pakistan sponsors dominated Asian cricket..Shoiab Akhtar in his recent interview with Indian sports journalist vikrant discussed the same that how Pakistan cricket was far ahead of your till 2007

[@karantiwari5834]

@@yasiriqbalkhan9485 Outcome Of Research = kzbin.infoEBBUSe2x6AU?feature=share 😂😂

[@UrbanIndian1]

@@yasiriqbalkhan9485 Pakistan had better brands, more cars, more money in general until the mid 90s. HDI etc also reflect the same. Unfortunately, terrorism has ended all that.

[@Amuserr]

I hate to be that Indian, but Pakistan was way ahead economically than India before they got involved in the 90s terrorism. Many countries that are our allies now in APAC, were their friends and were not at all friendly. We were termed and treated as beggars by all countries. Indonesia aur Malaysia jaise chote desh bhi hamare ships rok dete the pakistan k kehne se. US se hume wheat bhi bheek me milte the. Ask your grandparents what a dreadful life and economy it was prior to globalization. Our pride was crushed. But we rose from ashes thanks to contribution of 2 .... the Tata group and PV Narshima. Nahi to aaj bhi kacche me kisi gaon me ghum rahe hote sab. Jai Hind

[@muraligopal9187]

This is one of the fabulous creations! We have enjoyed viewing those matches during our college days, but never had a knowledge of how such a great event was hosted successfully. Thank you

[@shubhamborkar4485]

Most underrated channel...Simple sober presentation...great job

[@ringopop2682]

This man has such a gripping narration skill.

[@parthamohapatra]

Brilliant, mate! I had been waiting for this sequel. Your channel is pure gold for a cricket fanatic like me. Keep it up! Onwards and upwards.

[@ringopop2682]

Seriously brilliant

[@manodiptam100]

Whatever India has today, its earned- not begged. We had a choice between the easier "beg" and the harder "brag". And we chose the later.

[@pakijew4]

i still remember while i was in pakistan , we got reliance world cup t-shirts every where , being a teenagers back then never thought where they came from , now i know ... best marketing by ambani sab

[@omspeed23]

Learning curves chotay miaya

[@agentnoobz5588]

@@omspeed23 what? where did curves come

[@omspeed23]

@@agentnoobz5588 RIP.

[@praveenm6019]

The narration skills with data and videos is amazing. Can we get to see a video on how Bcci slowly became richest cricket board in world?

[@ajinkyawalunj5629]

Would be awesome to watch how Sharad Pawar played his game as chairman

[@vksmoorthy]

Will be a great topic.. How BCCI became so powerful

[@rishabh645]

they literally went from having no money to host the world cup to the richest cricket board in the world

[@shobhitkukreti]

First reason Tendulkar, then Dalmiya and then IPL

[@mrkipling2201]

And Doordorshan losing their broadcasting monopoly in 1993.

[@mohit773]

doesn't even feel it's long. You're a great story teller

[@rohithparashivamurthy3268]

The year is 1987.....when there was a very, very little FDI coming into the country, this is surely a banger

[@jaysheelamoses7470]

So true because of Reliance India could held theirs heads high on the global stage... Great work by India and specially Mr Salvi....

[@amitjodha]

And now, without India, England can't host World cup.

[@ashum4308]

How pls expalin

[@LilGril10]

@@ashum4308 Simple. REVENUE. India is largest source of revenue for any world cup, and without India, any world cup loses money.

[@amitjodha]

@@LilGril10 Yes, exactly. 2007 world cup was the least profitable cup for the host team, as India lost early, and 2011 will remain to be most profitable till India wins again. Simple economics.

[@priyer74]

its because people of India are fanatics of cricket, that is why revenue is earned by BCCI.

[@-Masterofchirurgi9_.]

If bcci wants then it can even change the world Cup year

[@ringopop2682]

Respect for Shri Dhirubhai Ambani increased many fold. His stories can teach you more than an Harvard degree ever could .

[@ragesh29]

I don't see any selflessness in his actions here.. it was just a normal business deal.. I would have respected him if had given the money without asking anything back.. to save India's reputation..

[@ringopop2682]

@@ragesh29 But that could have been done by anyone right. But look at the video properly. He has taught us how efficiently and effectively he has managed to do both. That is the genius I am speaking about

[@ragesh29]

@@ringopop2682 no one did it.. thats why bcci had to go begging to Dhiru... don't see "both" being done here.. it was a business opportunity which he milked.. nothing wrong in it.. but nothing ultra respectable either..

[@aimexcellence1315]

I just want to say we shouldn't try to potray this like a great help for nation or sacrifice for patriotism. it was just an economic alliance with a private body of cricket, even that decision of taking funds from RBI reserves seems to be problematic for safeguarding one private board's image in ICC. common indian had many serious issues to deal with then. also see in that video he asked for a seat along with prime minister in some match, was its an example of selflessness ?

[@jayshah6644]

@@ragesh29 ha ha ha, no one is doing anything here without seeing profit in it. Why you have problem if he sponsored whole event and named by his company? The important thing is he comes when nobody dares to help. He smells the opportunity and he took risk, what's bad in it? When you need help and all your frnds are not coming, but one person helps you for whole event, the respect for that person increased a lot more times in your mind. Just think in this way, and you will sense what @pratil wants to say.

[@RaajaSundar]

While I knew that the '84 and '87 WC were instrumental in India rising as a cricketing giant, I didn't know exactly how. Thank you for the rewind. Kudos to the 'Cricket Razz English' team for publishing such gems.

[@roggerhenry8863]

Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts."

[@clairemendoza5402]

I owe my success to having listened respectfuly to the very best advice, and then going away and doing the exact opposite.

[@monicamaria6101]

How do we get paid?

[@brendacarla4657]

Is it through online investment platform?

[@jennydave9666]

Yes through online investment platform

[@investorjenni2260]

i get paid directly to my bank account

[@rv8791]

Please make a video on following 1) Broadcasting rights (TWA controversy) 2) Indian Captaincy in 90s 3) Rise of Cricketers as Advertisie celebrity

[@ehsanafzal6530]

Thank you for such a nice two part series on how India especially along with Pakistan and Srilanka toppled over the so called elites in the world of Cricket diplomacy. LOVED IT

[@jaibhagat9754]

Dhirubhai ji was a gem. So thrilling and magical, if anyone could have dared its him. However, Salve earns credit, its him to dreamt of impossible and pulled it out so well like a rabbit out of a sorcerror’s hat. Kudos to the narrator too. Keep bringing more such videos. Subscribing now. Thanks

[@shaikheena4321]

Hats off Reliance. Need to make management studies on these topics.

[@vivekjoshi5207]

Amazing how the resolute Mr.Salve followed it up to get the World Cup out of England ..as a result... ultimately making the BCCI a powerhouse in the world of Cricket

[@fasihsheikh6727]

As a Pakistani, I'm so happy and proud of this ❤️

[@prashantmalokar8350]

For the first time in youtube video on something other than study I felt like someone is teaching with all his grace to everyone else. What a beautiful narration tht was!. Real melody in your narrative sound.Liked it so much.

[@akkinune]

“India has arrived” will give goosebumps to every India for sure...great job and an amazing video ..👏

[@daanishsumbre7171]

Your story telling skills are amazing , and the extensive research is very impressive . Loved the 2 part series .

[@jayshah6644]

Wopppp, why Reliance is pride of India get to know now. Unrecognized facts are brought here with beautiful explanation. Thankyou very much for this effort.

[@hiteinlawarriya7393]

Dhirubhai Ambani was way ahead of his time when it comes to business and it's expansion. His ideas were just out of box and later on others followed them. Genius From Chorwad Gujarat.

[@marinevivek]

Awesome presentation. I learnt how games, politics, business and patriotism always keeps India High in the World.

[@heyyatif6062]

Moral of the story : never ignore an indian asking for tickets

[@mohaktara]

So cricket is always used as a political tool but cricketers are expected not to give political opinions....the irony 😂

[@priyer74]

In Administration, there will always be Politics

[@everythingict3259]

Politics are involved everywhere now a days

[@eobardparker6841]

They shouldn't. They play got nation irrespective of religion,Political favour, caste , language etc. If they join sports in India will fail. They just need to keep their opinions to themselves in their minds not on twitter

[@shinigamilight1510]

No it's not the case now, the bcci now is capable of holding the world cup 4 times maybe cause it's richer than icc as well

[@shreeelesh]

😂😂

[@desaiaarsh9984]

very well done. From a cricket fan, born after all of these hustles, who only thought BCCI has always been powerful, it is an eye-opening video with simplified details. It is like reading Bhagat Singh and all true freedom fighter's stories, never written but explained by your own who lived it. Once again great work! hope you produce more

[@prasanth2601]

This story In a nutshell: Ambani agreed to pay sponsorship, Government betrayed ambani, Ambani ditched government, Government begged ambani for money, Again ambani agreed to pay sponsorship.

[@papaithesailorman]

I believe even Boria Majumder would have been proud to pull off a content of this weight and entertain quotient! May the god of cricket bless you!

[@manojkhope657]

Even a person doesnt know cricket would watch these videos, just because of the story telling way. Kudos.

[@raviganesan5498]

Outstanding level of detail, great research and engaging narration. Looking forward to many more such insightful & high-quality videos!

[@ratnadeepbhattacherjee3062]

Incredible work... thanks for letting us know this much! Do more of these kinds of videos

[@AdhirajDidwania]

Absolutely brilliant! Thanks for this 2-part series and all your videos. Please do make more long series videos!

[@buffalorex321]

Amazing video Bro.. was waiting to see this.. keep coming up with such classics 😀⭐👍

[@shreshroop]

The greatest interpretation I can draw from this video is Ambani is the greatest business and corporate Mastermind India has produced

[@CricketEngland]

And now the BCCI is the biggest richest cricket board in the world hosting the IPL and forcing its international players to refuse to play in the 5th test against England in 2021 (despite all 22 players YES 22 PLAYERS testing negative for covid) just so their top players could be 100% fit to line the BCCI’s pockets in the resumed IPL

[@parthmodi53]

mat kro kisiko ghnta fark ni pdta tere na support krne se

[@CricketEngland]

@@parthmodi53 and WTF does that mean?

[@redheadedhermit8693]

@Swayamshree Pradhan damn.... i feel so sad for the indian team that they lost their biggest sponser ....

[@vishalpkothawade]

Best narration , goosebumps at many stages Awesome, proud to be Indian and Indian Cricket Fan

[@prajjwalsaiwal69]

This is amazing. Amazing Story, superb narration and absolutely brilliant work! It's like a proper researched content. Keep the good work

[@venkateshrajesh6534]

One of the highest quality You Tube videos. Appreciate it and solid narrative.

[@mridul1608]

Wow what a tremendous and mind-boggling story! Thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@jay_shah05]

Dude,you have a great way of narration that's always brings goosebumps! I am huge fan of your story telling, would like if you tap into more sports or more content like this which most people don't know!

[@cricketraazenglish]

Thanks for the compliment brother. And done and done brother,... don't know about other sports.. but other deep cuts like this are the future plan.

[@TheNagpurSantra]

Wow, this was an amazing bit of information and a very well done documentary. Hats off

[@pvtests8248]

“it won’t be a jugaad if it wasn’t convoluted beyond measure” 🎯🎯‼️

[@AshokSridharan]

Thanks for this wonderful story Sir! Brilliantly researched! In many ways, that success of the mid-late 80s could be seen as a precursor to the transformation that started a decade later

[@UNisOUTDATED]

Outstanding narration. The expressions from the Kathakali dancers are fitting. Well done 👏

[@ashrafally]

Awesome! This content is definitely worthy of a Mini Series on OTT platform

[@TheArunji]

Great videos 👏🏾 well done and looking forward to many more videos in your channel 🏏❤️

[@user-bh6mz2kf6o]

Seems like mr ambani invented the concept of cashburn way before. Banya was a right work. They are very proud and also know how to use money

[@aryaansaraiya4435]

Simply terrific…and your nail bitting narration is a treat to watch.Kudos to you!

[@uttkarshbhalika5234]

Was waiting desperately for this video after the last one Hats off!!!!

[@anjisam223]

The research and narrative of these 2 Episodes were exceptionally brilliant. The Role of Reliance and Mr Salve sir for getting India to its rightful and Honorable position in the Cricketing World is Priceless. Thanks to worldcup won Indian Cricket Team 1983 & Indian Politicians & mostly BCCI and N.K.SALVE Ji.

[@georgeprad]

Amazing video! I had never heard of this all these years. So informative. I've subscribed!

[@Truthispowerful]

Man... The presentation was amazing... What would have India done without Ambai/ Reliance??? In one way, they saved India from humiliation but then the Ambani's were minting money at the cost of India then itself... The fact: Ambani's can never be industrialist but just businessmen... Hope they carry all this wealth to afterlife or beyond to their grave... They are never above TATA

[@vishalvaigankar195]

Your research, hardwork and love for Cricket is worth sharing. Thank you for creating this Gem of a video

[@cricketraazenglish]

Thank you for watching it brother.😊

[@chaitanyavarmamj6767]

It was a great narration, research and high quality content for the sport of cricket I have seen on the internet. KUDOS to the channel for putting out this video👏👏👏👏

[@azharshaikh4472]

To b honest I am very proud after hearing all dis.its more than winning world cup. We showed dominance at world stage Reliance deserve to be at d top. Dhirubhai was a master and v need more people like him.

[@IITIIMCouple]

Tata get so much recognition and they deserve it. But it's also Ambani, who constructed new India - Cricket(1987 wc was named reliance cup), then IPL, then people didn't have internet, gave cheaper faster internet and brought india equal in terms of opportunities. We can study anything online, talk to anyone from foreign land, now is the best time to be in india.🙌

[@RakeshGupta-is1vm]

Apart from revelation - a wonderful narration style. Enjoyed thoroughly both the parts.

[@pidchedrr1796]

Unbelievable! So much goes on in the background but only few know about it. Well done Mr Salve, Ambani and Rajiv G!!

[@smartgokul7714]

Awesome content...Really Hats off u bro💥...

[@harshkokitkar1399]

Bro, great work i loved it. But it would be great if you bring other sports too because I think this is the right moment. Loved your research ❤️😊

[@amitashukla8614]

At that time BCCI needed 30 crores and now a single player in IPL auction alone gets 15 crores.

[@nishanthgowda1506]

30 crore in 1987 is equal to 350 crores today ...

[@JoJo-jl3ip]

Epic Jugaad - No doubt we are best at it :P !!!! Kudos to you sir and your team fr bringing this amazing story to us..we normally see matches..don't even care how these r conducted ...who are the background people that bring it to reality and challenges they face ...thank you for showing us their side of story !!!!

[@i.m.rakeshranjan]

आज जाना की अनिल भाई अंबानी का इतना बड़ा योगदान था। Osm... 😍😍😘😘😘

[@pripro6985]

Those cricket BTS till 2015 made cricket awesome Now we don't feel that city That stadium That shops outside The workers there The real struggle of the players Unlike today's glory Also the colourful flag like shiny clothes What a nostalgia

[@zhorapata9733]

Such an amazing Channel.. Such great contents. The way you speak & present! Simply mesmerizing. Love & respect from Bangladesh

[@pushpankardwivedi49]

bro where have you been all my life .. just loved it ... so much hard work .. made me proud of mr salve

[@ananthchalla635]

Great groundwork done to compile this video. Kudos!

[@parry1]

That was brilliant! Super narration skills and production! You guys need to take such content to Netflix/AmazonPrime/Hotstar, etc. to get a big chunk of money at once - to make even more content :)

[@rehanvahora3578]

Dude, we love these inside stories. Keep them coming. The way you narrate these stories, I can watch your vedio's for hours.

[@askme24x7]

I did recall reliance world cup being renamed as reliance cup as a kid and first time many of us heard what is reliance but this in depth research is mind blowing

[@GovindaChandak]

Excellent research and the way you communicate. Superb awesome 👍🏻 this is new India 😊🇮🇳

[@monkeygamer2565]

In this entire naration neither bcci, politicians, rajeev ghandi, india were seen as heros, just dheerubhai ambani is portrayed as a hero. And i too think he is the main and central figure in this dramatic world cup preparation.

[@abhishekshrivastav6162]

*Having goosebumps throughout the video This is EPIC*

[@muraliny6770]

Thanks for this information. I only knew it was Reliance cup but kudos to all who took the risk and made India proud. 👍🏼🙏