When Viv Richards Threatened Wasim Akram & Imran khan betrayed his protégé | Pakistan v West Indies

[@dupreemottley7320]

I lived in Barbados in 1988 and I can tell you we were so scared of losing this match. We all had transistor radios up to our heads with fingers crossed in Bridgetown. It was the stiffest competition any team gave us. To be fair Wasim was right to have a go though. The story is really funny, but Imran was smart to let Wasim sort it out himself. I think Wasim realised that he was so skilful that he let the ball do the sledging. These were the 2 great teams of 80's.

[@Abdulbari25970]

I wish i could see these legends perform live🥲

[@mukulkarmakarwb153]

@@Abdulbari25970 :: i am lucky, I had seen them playing. It had always been like watching thrillers.

[@Abdulbari25970]

@@mukulkarmakarwb153 you are lucky sir . I cant find highlights of those days 🥲

[@s.s.m9936]

Thank you for being sensible and didn't get trapped in the manipulated narrative of the video. Yes it was imaran'S way of telling wasim to learn to fight his own fights. I have heard this story from Wasim himself and he had nothing but respect and love for Imran

[@nickreid5939]

Its a story

[@sayanchatterjee8399]

One day this cannel will become the best cricket storytelling channel ever!!

[@ehnoicedayforabriishperson8359]

one day? You mean it isn't the best currently?

[@sayanchatterjee8399]

@@ehnoicedayforabriishperson8359 I guess it is.. atleast for me

[@kavitasrivastava2786]

It is

[@sunnyy116]

It still is.

[@srinivasanramasubramanian8132]

True

[@vinayak4201]

Hey, whoever you are you really are damn bloody good! With no real footages you have recreated the moments from the actual story and have showcased what is never easy at all - to bring forth every detail including the thoughts and emotions that went inside their minds! I am sure the great Wasim and Imran and king Richards themselves will be stupefied by such insight into their own psyche!

[@vijayiyer8518]

Imran Khan didn't betray viv Richards. He taught Akram a lesson that grown men have to face the consequences of their actions.

[@adinandyala]

Imran Khan's protege was Wasim Akram. He did betray Wasim Akram... Atleast according to the narration. Imran was the one who encouraged Wasim to sledge Vivian Richards. He said that he'll be there behind him no matter what happens after sledging. But he did not stand up for his protege when Vivian Richards came up to beat Wasim. That's not cool if you want to lead a team.

[@vijayiyer8518]

@@adinandyala I was not aware that Imran khan encouraged akram to sledge richards. That changes the matter. its especially bad if you take into account that windies are not known to sledge

[@sunsun2822]

@@adinandyala Imran was an extra ordinary captain the world cricket has ever seen. If you have to mentor a youngster, groom him this way - the hard way.

[@vrindabolinjkar3861]

@@adinandyala that says lot about IK's character ...lets see now in politics how does this play out

[@manasmishra928]

@@vrindabolinjkar3861 he is anything but a clown now .... nobody even the Pakistanis doesn't take him seriously

[@FreeVortex-fd9id]

This was a brilliant video my friend. Really glad to have found your channel. As a West Indian I really respect and appreciate the way you told this story. Wasim is the greatest non West Indian fast.bowler ever. I loved that Pakistan team. They were amazing. But that West Indian team is the greatest all time

[@warriorx86]

Its not the story but the narration of the story that hook all of us throughout the video.

[@muhammadtahir4779]

Yes narration is extraordinary attention capturing. Many ppl has listened story of that incident by Waseem in his interviews.

[@Sahil_bhatia506]

I always remember the line he said during the interview with kohli . What people say is my arrogance but they didn't knew it was my confidence

[@rrrabad1234]

imagine if dhobi sleged him. 😂😂End of dhobhi.

[@Sahil_bhatia506]

@@rrrabad1234 Abey nikal lode . Apne indian legends ki tareef nh kr sakte toh apne muh aur dimag ka gutter bnd rkh

[@मालिक-य2य]

@@rrrabad1234 usne hame dusra world cup jitya aur Kohli ne gand maraya

[@chad6034]

@@rrrabad1234 are inshallah boys played Wale cacha calm down

[@rrrabad1234]

@@chad6034 nikal paxtani dhobi fan

[@aliimrankhawaja]

Legends of the Game Viv Richards in Batting and Wasim Akram in bowling ...

[@harshaddhavalikar9123]

Whenever I read or hear about this legend Viv I just feel sad that my generation never watched that lion hunting in jungle. It looks fairytales, such a charismatic guy, the most feared batsman ever. Would have really loved him getting young coming out with all swagger chewing gum and ruling 22 yards like he did those days. King Viv 🔥

[@Just__Me__0923]

Watch old matches

[@mga71]

I remember watching him as a youngster on TV all those years ago, to this day it still sticks in my mind the confidence this man had in himself!!

[@shirindanka3694]

@@Just__Me__0923 saqlainnizami4191

[@siz2271]

Not sure that lions are seen very often in the jungle! But I get your point. I remember as a youngster in England when limited over matches were televised every Sunday, being so excited when the county team Somerset was due to play - that meant IVA Richards, coming in at #3. I watched in awe as he strode to the crease with that characteristic swagger. Took his guard. Played and missed outside the off stump 2 or 3 times, and was out. But I felt I had got my 'money's worth' in those 10 or so minutes. Heroes were bigger in those days. And Viv Richards was a giant.

[@SajjadAli-bx8kh]

Yes yes Rightly said " King viv" I am lucky to have watched the KING VIV bat. Unmatchable and incomparable.

[@IBNair9]

Being an ardent follower of cricket from 1977 , I've watched so many games and I would shout out from any rooftop that Vivian was the best batsman the world ever had. He didn't have the best techniques like Kallicharan or Gavaskar but then his sheer power, eye sight and attitude, no-one ever had. The bowlers those days were the best cricket ever had. Lille, Jeff Thomson, Pascoe were very fearsome bowlers. Thommo who recorded the fastest ever ball in the history of cricket was also infamous for body line tactics. Vivian faced them all without a head gear in tests, oneday and in county cricket. Something only a super legend can do. Cricket as a sport had it's golden era from 70s to early 2000, people like me no more watch cricket these days as it has become such a boring game with over hyped players and just glitz. Indian cricket was at it's best when Sachin, Sehwag, Ganguly, Dravid et al were around.

[@subramaniamramamoorthy6816]

Pascal or Pascoe?

[@IBNair9]

@@subramaniamramamoorthy6816 Pasco..my bad

[@vishalmittal6030]

True words, candidly written note, now cricket has become a circus with over hyped players and just glitz. I am 2000 kid but stopped watching cricket.

[@a2349]

@@vishalmittal6030 I only find enjoyment in watching the classic players, Anwar, Azharuddin, Kapil, Wasim, Gower etc. Even the uniforms back then were simple and classy unlike today....

[@vishalmittal6030]

@@a2349 Nice statement bro, back then it was really a sport.

[@lorrainewilson1148]

I was literally in love with Viv. A man full of confidence and omg that swagger. Although, many including myself did not know him personally we felt as if we were personal friends with him. He is one of a kind and there are very few people that are blessed by the almighty with a special gift to bring worldwide joy to every single home in the world. Viv is one such human

[@jeangowcharan7456]

lorraine wilson he was ONE OF THE BEST NOT THE player in west indies cricket the three w sir garry sobers viv san't lick sobers boots test ave over 57 runs over 200 test wicket and over 100 catches hit 6 sixes in a county cricket a gentle man he was dont a drug user like viv and bothan playind county cricket in england the queen of england knighted him cricket is a gentle man 's game on and off the field bud from nyc

[@TheGilbalfas]

Well said 🎉

[@BeyDeBenimDevletDeBenim]

Bullies Cannot be hero's!

[@lorrainewilson1148]

@@jeangowcharan7456 I never said he was not one of the best

[@Thothali]

Wasim has been telling this story with his characteristic charm and wit for years.

[@tripodthreefoot2268]

The person who narrated this video did an excellent job, actually kept my attention throughout the entire thing, no bias, just clear and somewhat accurate depiction of what happened. Well done

[@Houseofroyals745]

Fake story 😂

[@tripodthreefoot2268]

@@Houseofroyals745 There was nothing fake about Viv Richards or those players, exactly what you saw on the pitch is what you got from those guys, I worked for Joel Garner in Barbados and trust me he was no joke. Don't be of the impression the team you're seeing today create a softness in anyone from the Caribbean, we're not a soft people, run up in our face and it's all over

[@aachaywalaythetas1396]

@@Houseofroyals745 they will believe everything that is said on kapil sharma nights

[@veritas785]

@@aachaywalaythetas1396 the story is real as written in the india today article as narrated by Wasim Akram.... The link for this is there in the description.

[@veritas785]

@@Houseofroyals745 the story is real as written in the india today article as narrated by Wasim Akram.... The link for this is there in the description given under the KZbin video.

[@icatz]

What a great story! I was living in England while the Windies were trouncing everyone. But Wasim did the right thing in the end, so did Imran, and so did Viv. Imran didn't betray Wasim, he taught him the valuable lesson of consequences. And not pissing off Viv Richards. TFS 💖🏏

[@amjadmuhammadiqbal4721]

More than consequences he taught him that he would have to fight his own fights himself.

[@omerfarooq9916]

All this is non sense. A legend like Viv Richard will never do such thing.

[@lalit8895]

@@omerfarooq9916 living your life on assumptions?

[@omerfarooq9916]

@@lalit8895 isn't this story an assumption and what's the need of this comment.

[@lalit8895]

@@omerfarooq9916 how is this story an assumption matches were played sledging was done. look up on internet yourself if u don't believe the video.saying a video which took effort to make is feeding false facts and stories just cause person in video happens to be your idol doesn't change anything.

[@saahilg610]

Wasim Akram narrated this story in Comedy Nights with Kapil when he was on the show and he said the exact same thing....

[@fzeekay]

But he didn't name Richards

[@Attitudezero884]

@@fzeekay he named richards

[@veritas785]

the story is real as written in the india today article as narrated by Wasim Akram.... The link for this is there in the description.

[@chicken_tikka0]

Ironic how a guy who did not stood up for his player stood in election and won. But nothing has changed ,both Wasim and Pakistan (economic turmoil) were left helpless .

[@mk67890]

Very similar to a guy who did not stood up for his wife and but stood in election and won twice. 😉

[@anuragvatsa7352]

If you think that Imran Khan never stood up for his players especially Wasim & Waqar then it ultimately speaks volumes how much cricket you've seen.

[@aleemkarimi948]

You can be such a jerk -- lol can’t believe … I wish you should have seen some cricket

[@eclipsetech8336]

Correct your grammar first my guy, it's not "did not stood up," it's did not stand up. And on the other hand he taught Wasim that one needs to fight his own fights. Moreover, he was an experienced sportsman and he knew that Viv Richards couldn't beat Wasim up as it would result in Viv getting removed from the West Indian team for violating some sort of a violence rule.

[@anuragvatsa7352]

@@eclipsetech8336 The fact is Imran said, "It's your fight". But the narrator turned into something else. And the irony is Wasim, Waqar, Inzamam credits huge portion of their success to Imran. Still, these guys will judge his cricket leadership on the basis of his political leadership.

[@adityashishodia31]

Akram was the first victim of “aapne gabrana nahi hai" 😂

[@venom1101]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lannisterstark9615]

underrated this should be pinned

[@aakarshdhurve785]

😂😂😂

[@skysight1553]

Lol yeah

[@user-ur9wy1lt8z]

Hahaha winning comment

[@mariumrajah]

Never disrespect the old Goat Viv .. 🇵🇰❤️🇬🇧❤️🇮🇳 Wasim excellent bowler.. Legendary legends P.s Wasim was Aged 18 or 19

[@muhammadjamalkhan4103]

What a story …but yet the young wasim got the world best batsman out what a victory…well done the king of swing showed the character to send to the dressing room in a real battle field.

[@rajanireddy5271]

Age gets better of everyone.. Even wasim was a shadow of his best during his latter part of his career.

[@badassbassist]

Viv didn't fear bowlers because he had all the nasty ones in his team.

[@zabiricon7478]

And he would still destroy them in the Caribbean league

[@jahno7154]

He did play domestic cricket in the Caribbean ! a lot of people seem to forget about that

[@Bkamron]

Yep...

[@rangaweerakkody165]

@@zabiricon7478 No he did not. They were so nasty.

[@zabiricon7478]

@jahno7154 he played for leeward Island

[@subramaniamramamoorthy6816]

Sledging is the worst thing to do which the mighty West Indians hardly did.

[@pelhampelham3418]

Sledging is the worst thing to do.

[@Blade_Venom]

i wish the Australians would understand this

[@monsieurandiant]

​@@pelhampelham3418 Nah its the best thing.. Smart people do it... just dont totally disrespect the opponent, but make him question his own ability.. the more he thinks, the better... Because at one point he will give in to pressure, and make mistakes..

[@rajanireddy5271]

@@monsieurandiant should be ready to receive it back. Mcgrath learnt from sarwan.

[@monsieurandiant]

@@rajanireddy5271 yeah.. ig we r on the same page..

[@flankattack5426]

Another awesome video. I had read about this incident before, but your narration took the experience to a whole new level. Thank you for the great video brother!

[@dan_savage]

Waseem Akram narrated this story laughingly in 1 min. 🤣

[@TG-qe8lf]

Where’s the video for that?

[@TG-qe8lf]

@Khawla Tabassum I found it!

[@linkinparkmickyshri]

Pigs

[@jramay]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX-npaGMrL2WrM0

[@Mahendra.Jagannath-Swami]

Both videos in 2 different languages have bit of additional knowledge in both videos oh man you had my heart ❤️🖤 🔥

[@joenalewabau9589]

A good story teller. A very good STORYTELLER, and he’s entitled to his tale.

[@dylanatkinson1426]

What is astounding to me is that in this era of intense aggression by the bowlers, they were still not wearing headgear. Today it would be unthinkable for a batsman to go out without a helmet. Those players in the pre helmet era were on another level.

[@Wally-H]

Great story, well told. Viv and Imran taught young Wasim an important lesson - you can be aggressive, you can bowl with fire in your belly, but never be disrespectful. Imran's take on it was, you started it, so you have to go out there into the corridor and finish it. If you can't finish it, don't start it. Sounds like Wasim learnt his lesson well. You would not have wanted to pick a fist-fight with Viv - he had a fantastic physique. He was strong as an ox.

[@cricketraazenglish]

True there is a reason wasim akram became the person he is....you need to have the wherewithal to learn and improve yourself..in &outside the game...to reach those heights.

[@fahadsarwar2183]

People who are writing about Imran Khan. First, Wasim Akram to date gives Imran Khan credit for whatever he has achieved as a bowler. Imran Khan in many interviews has said he did this intentionally to make Wasim face difficulties in life. The same goes with Inzamam. Imran Khan just saw Inzamam in a club match and he announced his name in the world cup. The whole team went against him and he kept saying " ye hume worldcup jeetaeyga" and Inzamam proved himself in the tournament. As far as his tenure as a Prime minister is concerned not many Indians know. Below are a few points to educate them: - Imran refused to live in prime minister house to save money - He sold all extra assets in the prime minister's house and give it to a charity - Prime Minister's house was made open to public - Many chief minister houses in the country were made into universities - Health insurance of 5 lacs to every Pakistani - He was the only prime minister whose expenses were only 10% of the all prime ministers in the past - 5% growth in 2021 where most countries performed badly - He did not licked US administration - 30% decrease in corruption - Build three Mandirs in Pakistan as he believed the place was sacred to Hindus ( purchase land in Islamabad from govt funding for a Mandir) As a Pakistani, most people in Pakistan are satisfied with his performance its just the bikao media who is spreading a false propaganda

[@a2349]

It's mostly just indians in the comments section trying to spread propaganda and disrespecting Pakistani players... Actually Imran tried pretty hard, he's just in a bad situation which locks him down so he couldn't achieve most of what he wanted.

[@floydcorrie3162]

Super Cricket story i think about the heart and pride of an aging lion .....i think he cried at the end because Wasim made him realize that he was no longer the " man" he was and though he was still good the end was drawing near.....this was year 14 of a 17 year career. I was blessed as a West indian to have seen the great man in action at both Regional inter island cricket where he demolished many great West Indies fast bowlers as well as at the International level where he demolished the world.

[@shahbazsheikh3545]

Actually Khan taught Akram a life long lesson: "Fight your own fights. Don't look to others to bail you out." Patwari's will never understand this.

[@Online_earning_tech0]

Hahaha 🤣 level

[@gsr3588]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sarimmalik5289]

oh chal ay khan dar gaya😂😂😂

[@biochemistryiseasy]

Cricket is nothing without Pakistan and West Indies

[@firozsarkar4668]

Absulately rigjt.

[@Rightyyyyy4399]

I swear I have not heard anyone narrating a story better that you🥂. Top class💯.

[@herculez4934]

A BATSMAN can counter punch 140+ deliveries of a fast bowler and that makes Vivian Richards a perfect batsman Modern day batsmen struggle against real pace if they counter then they are batsmen🔥🔥🔥

[@monsieurandiant]

bruh u cant even make it to state championships and then say players like Smith, root, kohli, warner and all can't play 150 kmph and, STRUGGLE?? Umran, for latest example, was smashed for 100 runs in 8 overs, 2 matches combined.. He bowls at 150 consistently and going over 155 occasionally.. Dude get yo fax straight...

[@dilipgandhi2814]

@@monsieurandiant Agree with both of u.

[@anweshchatterjee7595]

Lol never before in the history of cricket has the bowling been as fast as today. Simple because the players are such fit athletes. But you blind old fans can't accept that, you just go on and on about 'the good old days when everything was better'.

[@jeangowcharan7456]

@@monsieurandiant the 3 w sobers kanhai hunte butcher batted with out helmet and tye pad and their batting glove was inferior to today protective that the players are using today go do your research b4 commenting op[inion is like an asshole and every body at least got one bud from nyc

[@saketbhavsar1544]

@@anweshchatterjee7595 today's bowlers are nothing compared to old bowlers

[@vijaykumar14873]

One day this channel will be the best.

[@fazalrehman9957]

Richard was a legend and infact he was angry to see a young man of 19 creating so much trouble.. No doubt Richard was the king of batsmen but he didn't know that he was up against the future king of all bowlers... Respect for both Legends....

[@TRUMP20Z4]

AMEN brother... love from Australia

[@saganspirit]

Leftarm king - rightarm king Marshall

[@engr.m.asifshaikh9598]

My love, my murshad, my childhood hero and my leader, IMRAN KHAN.....A true gentleman on field and statesman in office. I m proud to be a follower of IK.

[@RohitSharma-cu5fk]

Imran Khan is doing the same thing with Pakistanis now

[@pramoddubey9845]

baapre... ha channel pan sangnarach hoto yaar ani hich exact comment keliye mi😂😂

[@RohitSharma-cu5fk]

@@pramoddubey9845 😁😁 yogayog

[@varadramkrishna6314]

@@pramoddubey9845 Imran ni tar pakistanche L lavle😂😂😂

[@zayntahir8876]

Well how's that ??

[@yashkulkarni4022]

@@varadramkrishna6314 kharach

[@gamingwithpranav1266]

Such a Terrifying story!

[@Rex-wn3yf]

How do you get hold of such epic stories and with footages too?!!! You are a legend, bro🙌🙌🙌

[@vibrantvittlesvlogs]

I have been told that I am a very patient guy...youtube ads dont bother me much.. this channel.. your channel, your content, your storytelling.. if an ad shows up during ur video.. I just lose it!! Keep up the good work brother...

[@stats4u]

Discovered your channel about 2 or 3 weeks ago and loving the content 😊

[@Mahendra.Jagannath-Swami]

Subscribed ?

[@p.a.sudhir7951]

The dangerous pace bowlers of Richards era were Marshal, Holding, Garner, Roberts and other West Indian greats and thankfully none of them Richards had to face. I am not saying he is not a good batsman, in fact I consider him to be the GOAT, but WI had the most fearsome pace bowlers and after that came anyone else.

[@shooud123]

He has faced them in West Indian domestic cricket and English county cricket. Viv Richards has scored 2 hundreds against Marshall, 3 against Holding, 1 against Garner, and 1 against Roberts.

[@johnc2475]

Thank you for sharing the story with us thoroughly enjoyed this one, you are great at telling stories long live Vivian Richards and Wasim Akram.

[@asibaliqureshi4548]

You guys don't understand why Imran khan didn't do anything! He wanted Waseem Akram to grow and solve his problems and not to be always dependent on his leader.

[@deepaparakkal4241]

Yeah right.

[@AbdulHadi-hl3el]

Just wanted to know what's the source of such detailed info??....Are all the incidents u tell are 100% true or is there any ambiguity??

[@Aryan_sharma_08]

Wasim akram himself narrated this incident in Kapil Sharma show

[@itx.ibr6him]

@@Aryan_sharma_08 but the narrator changed it

[@demoncyborg5875]

@@itx.ibr6him nope

[@poonamtiwari6141]

Watched in Hindi already but still the narration was suspenseful............Lovely work bro

[@harrycallahan1534]

Living legends....everyone sound today, had to reach out to them eventually... be it Tendulkar or Morrison.... hats off to si viv and wasim dada

[@ozzielicious]

4:58 "nearly the crown of WI cricket has fallen to the ground"... wow, loooove the narration!!!

[@inferno5728]

imran khan wanted him to learn a good lesson (don’t do or say things that you can’t own up to)

[@yes1154]

bruh why did imran khan encouraged him to do it then ? imran khan at the end aapne ghabrana nhi hain

[@praveenshettykm4311]

The narration was so good that I was almost living in caribian cricket ground. Those are really fortunate who witnessed the rivalry of two all time greats.

[@maazismail4936]

your storytelling skills are next level😍 good job🙌

[@riazkalsekar2833]

VIV RICHARD'S, was the DON of INTERNATIONAL CRICKET, ON & OFF the field, with his DEVASTATING BATTING on the field and his TERRORISING PHYSICAL FITNESS and SWAG off the field. THE KING WHO DOMINATED WITH HIS SHEER PRESENCE ON THE FIELD. 2 LEGENDS VIV RICHARDS AND WASIM AKRAM left a legacy for others to follow... .

[@lloydmoore982]

The 1977 Pakistanis tour to the Caribbean was the best.I remember seeing the likes of Sadiq Mohammed and Zaire abyss facing off with Andy Robert and Michael holding that was pace vs batting.

[@chicagoan6342]

Zaire abyss?

[@umairjavedmughal9475]

@@chicagoan6342 ZAHIR ABBAS

[@lloydmoore982]

@@umairjavedmughal9475 thank you I remember I was at that game young boy at Bourda cricket arena in Guyana that same evening Sadiq Mohammed got his jaw broken by Andy Robert bouncer.

[@lloydmoore982]

@@keithbaldwin4329 well guess i didn't remember everything.old man can forget somethings too.but i remember quite well being at that game.

[@dip_08]

It's irony how Imran Khan won the world cup and Dada lost the final!

[@niweshlekhak9646]

Dada lost against legendary Australian side.

[@awais8451]

@@niweshlekhak9646 you're right IMRAN KHAN won against papua new Guinea 🤡🤡

[@rajvardhansingh9203]

That's why Imran Khan is in politics 😂

[@supriyobiswas6313]

well said

[@AparnaDas-qq2fn]

Sir 💪🏽👊🏽✊🏽😇🙏🏻

[@faizanbukhari7253]

In actual , Wasim Akram was the one , who had ability to threat and out Richards

[@kanki8300]

I mean you can say that sure but given context it doesn’t make sense to compare the two given Wasim only faced Richards not only past his prime but near the end of his cricketing career as a whole. On the other hand, Wasim was a young and upcoming new bowler.

[@Wally-H]

Yes but he didn't need to be disrespectful. Nothing wrong with sending down a few bouncers and being aggressive with the ball, but saying stuff like that to one of the greatest players of all time was not on.

[@awais8451]

@@Wally-H he is one of the greatest players of all time as well. That's not a debate at all. Both are two of the top notch greatest blokes which are almost irreplaceable. But the thing is WASIM was young at that time that's the only concern. He wasn't established as that time coz he was just at the start of his career and Richards was established. Anyways, doesn't matter when there was a rift between two of the greatest players of all times.

[@amjadmuhammadiqbal4721]

@@Wally-H true, wasim should not have said that, that was immature and very disrespectful.

[@usamazahid3882]

In my opinion, Wasim and Imran knew that Viv wasn't threatening Wasim for sledging him, and Imran was never betraying Wasim at all. Little did Viv can understand that Wasim's sledging was a joke. Viv thought that it was an insult. But when he apologized to Viv, he accepted, and gave out a reminder to Wasim, never to sledge a legend. Imran knew that this life lesson is applicable to Wasim making him a better man, as such as in life.

[@HACKERSWORLD]

With such videos regularly... Soon 1 million brother!! ❤

[@santhoshsouza7490]

Bruh you deserve 10 Million subscribers at least.. keep us the good work

[@siddhantmohapatra3203]

Awesome 😎 But pls make a video on “How Ganguly became the Team India’s captain beating the likes of Jadeja, Kumble and Tendulkar”. Last time you said it was a blood bath. Eagerly awaiting..

[@rohansunny1107]

I would suggest the Multan declaration when Sachin was batting at 194

[@786krazykhan]

Imran Khan - AAPNE GHABRANA NAHI HAI ! :D

[@pramoddubey9845]

Imran Khan's leadership of his cricket team is similar to that of his nation.

[@airsurfer2374]

my man is spitting facts tho... 😅

[@abdullahbinasif2004]

Yup you are correct.

[@abgaming5267]

You trying so hard to impress WION?

[@abgaming5267]

@Abdullah Azeem what truth lmao 😂.

[@abgaming5267]

@Abdullah Azeem yea sure he has done is that why the people that destroyed the country wanted him removed lmao.

[@saganspirit]

People also forget that Richards batted in Caribbean games without a helmet against Marshall, Garner, Holding , Patterson et al

[@jigzzz6357]

Akram and Richards look back at this as a funny moment. Shame on this Channel for giving such a negative side to this funny story. (I have seen Akram mention this story like 3-4 times at different places and every time he's laughing)

[@vaishaksuresh8555]

What negative side was said here 🤷‍♂️

[@vaishaksuresh8555]

Everything will seem funny now... But when it really happened, the fear and anger will be real... He has only narrated the actual events as it was... Akram and Viv did not laugh while it happened... Viv was angry as hell and Akram was shitting his pants. They only laugh about it now. Why do you want to take it in as a negative

[@jigzzz6357]

@@vaishaksuresh8555 dude look at the thumbnail and the title.

[@Allu_-sl1zv]

@@vaishaksuresh8555 yes. Its funny when two known people stood right but it isnt when an unknown with that swag was waiting for you at door step and your captain is pissed to come out and defend u

[@benclaude6932]

See the vid properly , he said it's funny and I am sure Wasim was terrified and Viv was serious....after many years ofcourse they would laugh over it

[@garvitkumar2857]

Wasim akram was the first victim of "Sabse pehle aapne ghabrana nahi hai".

[@shubhadeep4714]

lol

[@sthivaka]

King of swing learnt a lesson from King of cricket ... good narration.

[@itx.ibr6him]

Bro The narratoor ate some points 1 the very next bowl he bowled viv richards 2 Imran said its your fight this was a funny incident not a Serious incident the narrator just changed its emotions and situation by saying imran betrayed like it was a very serious incident Wasim Akram told this story him self in a funny way in Kapil Sharma show

[@patrick_1984]

disagree , viv would've not had the balls to do that in Pakistan. Its abysmal to threaten a cricketer with such a statement. Ive lost respect for Richards. One cannot threaten someone just because he is in his home country. Shame on Richards. Sledging should be answered by sledging not death threats.

[@awais8451]

@@patrick_1984 finally some one with a valid point. Ghar me hr koi sher hota h. More power to you brother. I still respect them coz they are two of the top notch greatest players ever in cricketing history.

[@deadknightdistrict]

Imran - Dont worry about anything.. i am here.. few hours later Its your fight go and handle it... Lol

[@maharajaudiolabs7866]

LOVE ALL PAKISTANI PACEMEN. SALUTE TO WI CRICKETERS

[@danishbinmukhtar]

I think the narrator completely misses out on Wasim's tactics here..... He need not fear Viv for his life.... Rather it's a tactic to completely disarm Viv ( considering how motivated he gets when insulted) .... Sledging followed by sorry and then his wicket seems like everything went in favour of Wasim... From sportsmanship to bowling skill Wasim showed it all... and forI mran, hats off to him in moulding Wasim's character.... First he motivated a youngster to be bold... then allow the youngster to handle the situation himself...thats how a leader should be....

[@ammarkhan7947]

He made a man out of Wasim Akram that day, you have to fight your own battles. Imran made Wasim confront his fear and settle the feud and not hide behind Imran.

[@kwatz9]

Just like Imran had left his country to fight its own battles (economic, healthcare, defence, administration and every other battle). "Aapko ghabrana nahi hai"

[@ammarkhan7947]

@@kwatz9 he is in Pakistan and he is fighting against all odds, your comment is non sensical. Viv richard is in Pakistan working with psl and wasim and him a good friends and so are wasim and imran. You are suffering from delusion.

[@kwatz9]

@@ammarkhan7947 hahaha.. delusion? Your country's debt more than doubled under Imran. Your economy has been sold to China. Your country has rejected Imran as PM. And still you say Imran is working against all odds? Anyone who reads my comment can obviously point out who is delusional.

[@demoncyborg5875]

@@ammarkhan7947 Nah that's not letting you fight your battel.....that was backing up in last moment.Cuz if wasim hadn't said sorry viv would have injured him.He risked the life of a young bowler.

[@ammarkhan7947]

@@demoncyborg5875 "There used to be no match referee back then and I went up to him and sledged him in my broken English. He spitted after staring at me and said don't do this man. I understood nothing but just the man word. I said ok no worries and went to my captain Imran Khan and said that Richards was saying not to abuse him else he will beat me up. "Imran Khan said that don't worry about that and bowl him bouncers" . I bowled him a bouncer again and abused him after he ducked. On the last ball of the day I bowled an in-swinger and he was bowled. I went up to him and gave him a good send off, shouted go back and all," Akram added. This is taken from India today quoting Wasim Akram that Imran told him to bowl bouncers, did not tell him to curse or talk smack. Viv was dishonoured by a foul-mouthed rowdy young boy. To be honest Akram should have just balled bouncers and given him a few stares. Imran is an honorable man, I have not heard of a single instance where he provoked a batsman by bad mouthing him.

[@andrewashdown3541]

Saw Viv Richards playing for Somerset at Northampton. He swaggered on and started almost quietly, burning the hands of the inner fielders. He knocked the ball around with nonchalance, the scoreboard ticking away to his inevitable century at which point he hit 2 sixes, one each side of the grandstand and into the car park, and declared. The other great batsman of the time was his namesake, Barry Richards of South Africa - two very different styles, the one elegant, the other intimidating power - both supreme masters.

[@muhammadtahir4779]

Ma Sha Allah now a day Shaheen Shah is holding the legacy of Pak left arm fast bowling after Muhammad Amir, Wahab Riaz and others.

[@marksnow9]

If the wish is that this channel will become the best then the story teller should show respect for the legends of the game and be careful in maintaining authenticity, because on the contrary the title somehow is fabricating parts of this very story and patronizing one of the legends that game has ever known. Imran Khan clearly gave another lesson to Wasim Akram in the end, that is to stand up for himself, have self belief and fight his own fights, that is the lesson every mentor would give to his protégé.

[@amjadmuhammadiqbal4721]

Very rightly pointed out.

[@GR3392.]

Even now Imran Khan as Prime Minister tells his Nation "Aapne ghabrana nahi hai" 🤣

[@Anonymous69420O]

Nikal lory tu dressing room ke andr tha jo tujhe pta usny ye bola?

[@amjadmuhammadiqbal4721]

Imran trying to mentor his nation like he did his team.

[@alviabaid1220]

He told him to play fearless Not to utter crap

[@kuldipsingh366]

Viv Richards was the Bob Marley of Cricket, cool, swagger and different.

[@sushant832]

Junior in trouble because of Imran *Imran Khan:* Your battle. . Whole country in trouble because of him *Imran Khan:* .....

[@Aneesh1208]

Aapne ghabrana nahi🤣

[@sushant832]

@@Aneesh1208 "hum aatmi taqat hai" 😂

[@Aneesh1208]

@@sushant832 tomato atom bomb

[@Shah_Zain_Khan_0fficial]

Betrayed? Lol, He gives the most important lesson to a youngster. THE Boss of Cricket Imran Khan. 💚🇵🇰

[@asifmohamed4689]

The days when W.I. team ment something to the player, when country came before anything.

[@upendraprasad5171]

I would like to see that kind of West Indies strong team once again... Salutes to the legends of Windies Sir Clive Lloyd Sir Vivian Richards Malcolm Marshall Gary Sobers Courtney Walsh Curtly Ambrose Brian Lara Karl Hooper ShivNarine Chanderpaul Chris Gayle Marlon Samuels Kieron Pollard Andre Rusell Sunil Narine Dwayne Bravo Lendl Simmons... The list goes on....... Salutes to the Caribbean legends. Want to see your team as none to beat and the strongest team which the history of cricket tells us.

[@ibrahimci79]

We need more of these ❣ 🇵🇰

[@user-ur9wy1lt8z]

This is the same coward captain who had become the PM of his nation. And we have seen what kind of leader he has been.

[@AzlanAamir]

Exactly such a miserable leader

[@sanmechrocker]

Just like what Imran did with Wasim, He did the same with Porkistan 😂

[@usm4n992]

Would you have faced Richards?

[@awais8451]

And Pakistan did to india 🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆😆😆😂😂😅😂😅😂😅

[@alviabaid1220]

All he told to play fearless to waseem Not to abuse or talk rubbish

[@pantonfire]

Ridiculous story. Thoroughly enjoyed.

[@kennethcrowther2277]

Yep, well, good education for young Akram. Imran knew what he was doing.

[@paulsudippaul949]

How do you manage to find old footages..its adorable..hats off 2 u

[@khunaisafzaal5026]

Most of the people don't know but Imran wanted Wasim to solve his problems himself instead of relying on others

[@akramburney869]

Very nice narration, good part of Cricket history! Thanks for creating and sharing!

[@morecharacterswithamix9067]

Imran said to Akram "aapne ghabrana nahi hai" lol

[@ckcariappa]

Bhai, kya mast narration hai! Awesome, man.. please keep making more content. :)

[@prasadrn5896]

They had such great and legendary names, especially under Clive Llyod as i remember. Whether in batting or fast bowling, they were a class of their own.

[@MuhammadZubair-dw4vo]

You are an amazingly talented story teller, Lots of Praise and Love from Pakistan.

[@shubhendusenroy8775]

Your love for the game shows in your careful & emotional narration. Good job!

[@Timberwolf1992]

Akram mentioned of this incident on Comedy Nights With Kapil. He stated that the key difference between Sir Viv Richards and Sunil Gavaskar was that if Viv was even slightly infuriated he had the capacity to create a brawl while Gavaskar reassess if something was wrong in his batting stature and positioning if he missed out a delivery. And Viv didn't like any bowler, no matter how great, charging at him coz he took it as a sign of intimidation, even if unknowingly, and would then break havoc.

[@jeangowcharan7456]

ankit singh he viv was playing cricket and have a heavy drug user they need to test players for drugs and using steroids like in baseball AROD AND MARK MCGWIRE and more he viv and botham was heavy drug user in county cricket in england bud from nyc

[@Timberwolf1992]

@@jeangowcharan7456 this post has nothing to do with their drug abuse. It's a known fact cricketers like imran and richards took steroid enhancers frequently, though richards was more athletic, but Botham doped only for partying although the substance is banned in England. From India, Ravi Shastri was a known drug addict which was the prime reason BCCI never appointed him permanent captain.

[@Timberwolf1992]

@@jeangowcharan7456 even wasim akram was arrested by customs for pocession of marijuana during the 1993 tour of the West Indies, but WI team manager Rohan Kanhai bailed him out.

[@amjadmuhammadiqbal4721]

@@Timberwolf1992 heard about that incident with wasim, but Imran being a user seems unlikely, I mean he still spends hours working out, hard for someone like that to believe in steroids.

[@AnkitSingh-xl6pt]

@@amjadmuhammadiqbal4721 pacers have had a history of steroid abuse for enhanced speed. And as far as working out is concerned, even Richie Benaud mentioned that he may have been statistically superior but khan was the least fit(on a consistent note per say) and least athletic of the 4 great all-rounders. He's lean even now, but that doesn't exactly prove all his physical strength is derived naturally. Besides, he started off as a medium pacer and within barely a season of international cricket he was christened "Right Arm FAST" ? It raises questions. But laws weren't that strict as they became during the late 80s(reason Botham was suspended for a few matches, he admitted taking Cannabis but that was for his personal party) so most escaped scrutiny. Even Kapil Dev has maintained great shape, although he underwent angioplasty a couple of years back, but that's attributed to his addiction to sweets(typical amongst Punjabis, no big deal).

[@sohamghoshdastidar]

It seems that Imran Khan through out his life had a kink for empty assurance- "apne ghabrana nhi he".

[@user-jn7bq8wh1e]

😂

[@sohailaahmed9996]

What's your problem?

[@dhilipvigneshms9664]

Your storytelling ability is awesome ❤

[@anuragvatsa7352]

Ravi SHASTRI: "I was telling Ramiz the other day. The big difference between Kapil & Imran. Imran has produced players...groomed them." He literally picked Wasim & Waqar from nowhere, fought with system, bought them into the team and then passed the reverse swing knowledge to them. You literally made Imran villian in this story. And stupid nostalgia merchants who don't even know about him are judging his cricketing leadership on the basis of his political leadership. 👏👏👏

[@vinz_clickz]

What he narrated was the story wasim himself said so he should have handled the situation after all he was the one encouraging his youngster to go ahead n sledge So he was the villain here may not be a villain when it comes to the rise of Pak in that time but that doesn’t matter in this case he did nothing

[@TheSpatcho]

Imran didn’t discover Wasim. Miandad did. Imran lies when he says he was responsible.

[@anuragvatsa7352]

@@TheSpatcho Imran saw Wasim in nets who was net bowler at that point of time. He forced board for his inclusion. So much so that one of the selectors resigned. Wasim also talks about the same in his interviews & credit major portion of his success to Imran. Yes, Miandad groomed him too but not as much as Imran.

[@s_Kumar770]

That's Wasim Akram the great. He could challenge the greatest batsman of that time when he was just 21.

[@fahadsarwar2183]

Why the video maker is glorifying VIV Richard. Is that a way to treat a youngster imagine if the same was done with Sachin? VIV was egoistic he could not digest a 21-year-old bowler can give him nightmares. In his recent interview with Wasim Akram, he said he was so frustrated for being completely helpless against a young bowler and he even said he was lucky for not facing Wasim in the later part of his career. Wasim was a gentleman and an absolute legend like Viv Richard he handled the situation well just apologize for his action and even became his friend.

[@noeljames9114]

What happen with that Vedio. with JAMAICA. VS. LEWARDS ISLANDS ..Cricket match 1983. ..that would be good vintage to see. Please somebody put on KZbin.