When Two Tickets made England LOSE the Throne of Cricket | 1983 - 1987 The Story of two World Cups.

India won the 1983 Cricket world cup.
Kapil dev Lifted the cup in Lords Gallery.
But what happened next was equally Historic.
In the next 4 years India Managed to Snatch the world Cup Hosting rights from England.
In an Amazing political masterpiece orchestrated by NKP salve.
Battling opposition from every possible counter,
The BCCI President along with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Dhirubhai Ambani, Pakistani Cricket board, Rajeev Gandhi, Zia ul Haq and Pakistani Air Marshall Noor Khan.
It's the Story of how An Under developed nation begun it's rise towards becoming a cricket Superpower...
And how the story started with just two Tickets.
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[@cricketraazenglish]

Part 2 is out, Hope Everybody Enjoys it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iITJnWmYpK6lqa8

[@ManeeshSingh-lf1se]

As you told that England had veto power. Why veto power was not used by England

[@deborshidas804]

Please make a video post 92 era when bcci started to flourish ,the revolutionary tv contracts and sponsorship which made bcci rich and role of dalmiya behind this revolution.These facts are not known by many.

[@vaibhavaallu5986]

Yes bro thoroughly enjoyed it😍👌

[@bhanupratapsingh1457]

Really deserve a like at least 🎊👍👍👍👍

[@av1479]

It is a very great video... With one problem Before using the term *3rd WORLD COUNTRY* , did you search for its actual meaning??? And let me tell you a fun fact about it: India is 3rd world and Pak is 1st world country.

[@ashikakram4478]

Loved it; a lesson to some of my fellow Bangladeshi fans who always rage upon BCCI. We all the Asian nations can play with our heads up high now because of BCCI’s early struggles. Even, Jagmohan Dalmiah Sir had the primary role in getting Bangladesh’s test status. Pakistan and Srilanka also had the contributions. We, Bangladeshis, should not ignore the earlier contributions of three Asian big brothers and give them the honour where they are entitled to.

[@ashikakram4478]

@controversies Are you a “ullu”? On my comment, I was talking about cricket and giving credits to BCCI for snatching away the dominance of English/MCC. You completely made an irrelevant comment. Stop being a “ullu” using the world “lol”. No one denied the fact that the Bangladesh got independence with the great help of India. Thousands of Bengali freedom fighters (including my dad) got the training and arms from Indian army. Millions of Bengali refugees got shelter in West Bengal. For your contributions, we do always respect you but you better learn to know how to keep that respect rather than mocking around. Ulllu kahake !

[@anirbanbanerjee1319]

@@ashikakram4478 Hey Sorry mate, he is just one of those delinquents. I'm from West Bengal, we know & read the situations. Although, most of the Bangladeshis don't consider us as friends or they don't want to accept we helped them. We expect more friendly behaviour from you all. Accept my apologies, if I've gone rude.

[@ashikakram4478]

@@anirbanbanerjee1319 It’s okay bro, no need to be sorry. These sort of people remain on both of the sides but not ‘most’ of the mass people. Relation between Bangladesh-India is a blood-birth relationship. Yes, when two neighbours are living side-by-side, there can be raised some issues like border-conflicts or sharing same river water but top of everything, the bonding between us is ever hard to break. আর আপনারা কোলকাতার দাদারা তো দূরের কেউ নন, বিমানে মাত্র ৩০ মিনিটের পথ। আপনাদের দেশের কত মানুষের পূর্বভিটা এপার বাংলায় আবার আমাদের দেশের কত মানুষের পূর্ব ভিটা ওপার বাংলায়। দেশ-ভাগ না হলে পূর্ব বাংলা-পশ্চিম বাংলা আলাদা কিছু তো ছিলোনা। অনলাইনে গুটি কয়েক মানুষের বিদ্বেষাত্মক মন্তব্য দেখে সব বাংলাদেশিকে বিচার করবেননা, করোনা শেষে বেড়াতে আসুন না একবার এপার বাংলায়? নিজের চোখেই দেখে যান? আর ইদানিং কালে, ক্রিকেট খেলা নিয়ে এক-আধটু রেষা-রেষি হচ্ছে বৈকি, তবে তা খেলার মধ্যেই থাকুক না? অতি বড় বাংলাদেশের সমর্থকও জানে, ক্রিকেটে ভারতের সমান হতে আরও ৫০ বছর লাগবে তার পরও খেলার সময় দুই দেশের ফ্যানরা যদি একটু উত্তেজনা ছড়ায়, ছড়াক। তার মধ্যে জাতীয়তাবাদ বা রাজনীতি টেনে আনে শুধুই উল্লুরা। দূর্গা পুজোর অগ্রিম শুভেচ্ছা রইলো।

[@anirbanbanerjee1319]

@@ashikakram4478 ধন্যবাদ দাদা ।। সময় ও সুযোগ পেলে নিশ্চয় ওদেশে যাবো, ইচ্ছে তো আছে ।। আপনিও আসবেন দূর্গা পূজা তে কলকাতা, এদেশে রাজনীতি আগের থেকে অনেক কম ।। My best wishes to you.

[@arnobdcosta4313]

@@anirbanbanerjee1319 @Anirban Banerjee দাদা আসলে গুটিকয়েক ইন্ডিয়ান যখন আমাদেরকে নিজেদের নাতি দাবি করে, তখন আমাদের অনেকের খারাপ লাগে, এবং এমন নাক-উঁচু স্বভাবের কারণেই হয়তো আপনারা আমাদের থেকে আনফ্রেইন্ডলি ভাইব পান। আবার আমাদের দেশেও যে এমন মানুষ নেই, তা কিন্তু নয়। মুল ব্যাপার হচ্ছে, এমন নিচু প্রকৃতির মানুষ সব দেশেই থাকবে, এরা বুঝবেনা কখনোই। আমাদের দেশের বেশিরভাগ মানুষ যেমন দেশ-জাতিভেদে সবার প্রতিই বেশ বন্ধুসুলভ, গেল ১৯ এ কলকাতায় গিয়ে দেখলাম যে আপনাদের মানুষেরাও বেশ অথিতিপরায়ণ। "খালি কলসি বাজে বেশি" এর মতোই দুই দেশের লাইফলেস মানুষগুলোর রেশারেশিই বেশি অনলাইনে চোঁখে পড়ে। বাংলাদেশে ঘুরতে আসার দাওয়াত রইলো।

[@mededia]

This is a perfect example of "Unity is Strength" when India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka came together. Unfortunate how the India-Pakistan cricketing relations have deteriorated and now both don't play against each other!

[@montyi8]

Like this didn't happen without reasons - These countries turned hostile once China funded them, especially Pakistan. And obviously India had to turn the other way.

[@bilalmalik5002]

@@montyi8 You act like one is a saint and the other is Terrible. It's not like the BJP would favour any Friendliness with Pakistan anyway! That's not aligned with their interests and that doesn't get votes anymore. All they need is Arnab To scream "Pakistan Bad" and your entire population follows him

[@arpitk2470]

@@bilalmalik5002 not decrying it totally..but you can check another video from the same channel about how the Pakistani umpires rigged the whole Indo-Pak series in favour of Pakistan in 1977..

[@user-jn7bq8wh1e]

@@bilalmalik5002 fun fact...no one really has the time to follow Arnab.. People in India aren't swayed by any one individual That's y we function as a democracy.. India doesn't hate anyone and certainly not the Pakistani janta.. If anything we are against ur regime..who has time and again had hitler like dreams led to ur self destruction.. If u don't believe that ur really naive

[@pratikbafna496]

@@montyi8 look good kids to the next two

[@anandnadaar]

Man this was a 13 minutes of suspense and thriller documentary. The hardwork gone into making this video would be equal to any large sports channels. Thank you

[@zuko2216]

Pakistan and India agreeing on something *Impossible*

[@prerritupadhaya8456]

But it happened

[@blinks8515]

It always happen if it against England 🤣

[@azizrahi786]

because England had the benifit if we fought, today you can replace USA with England.

[@jaganmudliyar4084]

Both nations hate british

[@prerritupadhaya8456]

@@jaganmudliyar4084 yep ..but if you go into politics then you will find that there are diplomatic relations between INDIA AND BRITISH M INDIAN

[@shivamroy4075]

This story brings tears in my eyes...how we struggled and where we are now dominating everyone feeding everyone..India is great..Jai Hind 🙏

[@vksmoorthy]

This is fascinating mate... Awestruck by your homework... In getting the pieces together and sharing with us... Thank you.. Looking forward to next episode on how sponsors came in...

[@rohankorde]

Absolute goosebumps. This is what can happen if Pakistan chooses to work with India in its best interests. We are v v v tough to beat, TOGETHER!

[@AstrophileRider]

yess this is what i was thinking.. i don't know why but i love to hear India and pakistan are on the same side.. i wish this tension between our countries end someday and i promise that will be the time when we will be beating the hell out of world in each n every field. no matter sports, no matter development. the day when our people from India pakistan srilanka bangladesh and nepal unite and start caring for each other will be the begining of new strong developed society which will survive for many centuries. otherwise we will collapse in less than 20 decades.

[@jv96p59]

Very true...if only...

[@montyi8]

Unfortunately Pakistan now is sold to China Saudi whoever else buys it

[@dwbsai]

Interesting assumption that it is Pakistan that chooses not to engage...the BCCI has a well established policy to ruin Pakistan cricket...take a look at some of the threats/blackmail employed where foreign players play in the PSL...times were different back then but laying the blame purely on Pakistan is just wrong. India needed Pakistan then that is why it partnered up...nothing more.

[@Baltiquee]

@@montyi8 and india is sold to England,America, Russia

[@saxenachetan1989]

31 years. Thats my age and all this time, i didn't come across this important piece of our history. The starting point of our dominance in the world of cricket. And i have the audacity to call myself a cricket fan. Your content as always is class apart.

[@alokmtu]

Loved it! For cricket lovers who take BCCI dominance for granted, this is incredible history. Plus your narration and storytelling is fantastic.Cannot wait to hear how we Jugadofied. Thank you

[@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127]

Bcci is still controlled by Government bro .

[@sumanmajumdar7884]

@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 joke of the year 😆😆

[@megha8783]

@@somyaranjansahoosahoo5127 lol nahii

[@nilabhrochatterjee6878]

Why hasn't amovie been made on this .....this is an amazing and proud real story .......i want to make a movie on this story ......would cast Paresh Raval as nkp Salve......thanks for making us know this amazing thing looking forward to more interesting proud Indian stories ......

[@cricketraazenglish]

I would watch that movie🍿🍿

[@nilabhrochatterjee6878]

😁😁😁

[@hirumadavi8822]

Paresh Raval a BJP MP portraying Congress Minister NPK Salve ? Hats off to your imagination..🤣🤣

[@user-wy5su6qq1v]

Even I'll watch it ❤️

[@rohitpurswani2007]

@@hirumadavi8822 he is an actor first and that too good actor.

[@as-sabahossain9099]

It was monumental, kudos to those who thought they could break the mould. Politics is a part of sports and always will be, the visionary leaders use it to make the future better and colorful

[@rajnair7342]

Fantastic....this is what a sports admin should do...greater respect to Indiraji, Salveji and Dhirubhaiji ...loved how Indians and Pakistanis came together for a common cause. Shows how much we can achieve

[@rahultickoo5533]

The way England's and Australia's Veto power came to an end in Cricket is amazing. Same needs to be done with UN(P-5) as it is about to become obsolete if no action is taken.

[@zhuzzir]

I m not an Indian national (though my step father who was born there but migrated, stayed n died here in my country) was moved n in awe of this story of this sleeping giant. They way it was narated, the back stories told n most importantly the result got me glued not even skipping every few seconds as I normally do. Kudos n thanks to both India n Pakistan for their effort, truly demonstrate how a sport can unites (somehow) to separate ideologies. Thank you for the story. 🌹

[@enigmayon]

This whole video is worthy of being turned into a movie... Loved it!!

[@cricketraazenglish]

I agree 100%

[@PasanChamikara]

What a journey all the 3 countries Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan have come in. India deserves a larger portion of the credit alongside Pakistan. This channel is one of the most unbiased channels of Cricket, which is even pleasant to heat, thanks for all the details.

[@cyruslovesindia]

Simply outstanding, mind-boggling and awesome. No other channel would cover this topic. We didn't even know this. We just thought automatically India got to host the 4th WC through rotation and first 3 were in UK because ODIs had just started then. Never knew the dubious thoughts that ECB MCC always wanted to have the WC in Eng forever.

[@cricketraazenglish]

I actually can't across this on a article, and I was genuinely shocked to read the complexity behind it. Glad you liked it brother 😁

[@cyruslovesindia]

@@cricketraazenglish 🙏👍

[@hriddhiranjansrivastav3947]

Eagerly waiting for the jugaado idea that helped in hoisting a world cup ❤️❤️😅

[@chaipaani4931]

This is the best cricketing story I've heard in a while. I can only imagine the lengths you must have gone to investigate and come up with this video. Really hatsoff to all the people involved in bringing the world cup 87 to India and Pakistan. The whinging poms with their colonial mindset tried everything to undermine the world cup. But Ultimately the game of cricket won.

[@shardul29]

The best time to release this video right after winning the gold medal... Proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳

[@sairamsekhar3055]

If only ministers went about ridding poverty this way we would have been a undisputed super power by now.

[@ayushchaudhari5655]

Can't be any more true!

[@RamasArrow]

That is not as easy as hosting a cricket World Cup.

[@sunset1394]

Goosebumps bro,what a story,an entire nation stood up to the atrocities of those looters and we will keep doing it, India will never back down,no matter how much we are pushed, stories like this is a reminder of the true fighting spirit of our nation. And it's simple, strength in unity, strength in diversity

[@AnandRaj-oj1or]

After watching each video on dis channel up until now, i still have no words to explain how good these videos are. Simply awestruck.

[@devarora3833]

well done mate!!! goosebumps again!!!! ALSO CONGRATS EVERYONE FOR THE GOLD....

[@shashikantbehera07]

I can understand how much research you might have put in to make this content. Absolutely fantastic 👏👌. Keep making such videos and thank you!! for this one 👍

[@cheguevera9177]

My God, didn't know this much happened. I'm sharing this on all my groups. Great job 👏

[@RamasArrow]

England to India 1990s - You can't come in. I am the boss. 2000s - you can come in, but I am still the boss. 2010s - I hate you, but you are the boss. 2020s - I love you, and your money, boss.

[@lramesh9]

I read this story in cricinfo I guess before 1999 or 2003 WC , thank you for bringing back old memories I laughed the same way about justice shah but never saw his picture. But yes burnol stocks were at its peak then. Hearing to the video a day after Neeraj Chopra 's mounoumental effort made even more special. Jai Hind

[@AMZ_official]

It's so good to hear that India and Pakistan were working together I wish that happened again India vs Pakistan matches are so fun to watch but it's sad they don't play with each other now that other than 'vs' series both have their own T20 cricket leagues.

[@srirams6767]

woww!!! thanks for this post. never imagined such hard work and starategies were put into action to bring the world cup to indian sub-continent. .. i hope pakistani friends watch this and realize that we together as friends could achieve lot more in every other field as well.

[@kavirajan2000]

Wow !! That was one of the fantastic narratives. Throughly enjoyed every second. Eagerly waiting for next episode!

[@aftabahmad6099]

Good to see all this The late Gen Zia ul Haq & Air Marshal Retd Noor Khan contributing from Pakistan 👍

[@sathyapradeep1545]

The best video on cricket easily for a long time, a lot of information wasn't known to us - countries and tensions and egos. Great job production team

[@amansahu5350]

Why the hell I can't like this video million times???? Just wanted to hug the man behind this amazing video.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank You soo much man for letting me and every cricket fan know all this hidden stories behind cricket.

[@shivak6696]

Wow, How nicely narrated. I watched almost all of your videos, you do the research very well and pour your heart into the videos. I'm waiting to greet you for your 1M mark. You deserve it, man.

[@amarsai2321]

AWESOME EPIC HISTORY,THANKS FOR LETTING US ABOUT THIS

[@krishveena]

What an amazing story! Pure joy. I can see the makings of a fabulous Netflix series. And BCCI and Reliance would both vie with each other for sponsorship, I am sure! Thank you for your brilliant presentation, It was as good as any thriller on OTT!

[@prathmeshborde8085]

Have watched all your videos, man you are just outstanding you are bringing the souls of the buried stories.

[@riteshvyas7714]

Salute man !! Salute !! One of the best things I have seen.. On the levels of homework done by the hum jeetenge team... I think hum jeetenge should have taken this video as one of their inspirations !! It's simply awesome...

[@shirishmahendraker4070]

Kudos to your video, explaining every small details and the consequence of India's journey from a small cricket playing nation to the top of the heirarchy ❤️👏

[@vaibhavkumawat2369]

I'm just blown away. What the hell how can you do this brilliant absolutely brilliant. Looking forward to see your next video mate

[@flankattack5426]

Your narration is amazing; so is the chronological detailing of the events. Thank you for a very well made video!

[@sajidsohail7088]

Had Indira Gandhi not been Assassinated, She would have made the ECB Piss in their pants, She was one hell of a woman who never backsdown from any sort of challenge that has been thrown at her, Great video man, Keep em coming!

[@123Ambarish]

wow! amazingly put across...makes me all the more excited for the next one!

[@demismizpah]

Your documentaries are mind blowing! Great content and very captivating indeed.. One after another I had watched your videos and it's getting better and better. I am sure you would hit a million subscribers soon!

[@UNisOUTDATED]

Brilliant narrative 👏 👏 Time to implement this in the UNSC. When one says VETO - that's the first culprit which comes to mind. Someone needs to propose to EAM & the PM

[@sparrowsadhanarajkumar3836]

Thanks fr this untold story...we watched it joyously and effortlessly..never realized that therd was so much that happened behind

[@manysurprise6836]

This is the most amazing piece of art on cricket that ive ever seen. So happy ♥️♥️♥️

[@edlie6541]

What an amazing video with such information, even the editing was so accurate, way to go!

[@anandkrishnan04]

Brilliantly put together. I marvel at the research that’s gone in to create this piece.

[@indrajeetchakraborty5161]

This is one of the best KZbin channel which I have discovered recent times.

[@anuragnashirabadkar7867]

This is mind blowing! The amount of hard work you put in this is amazing 👍🏼 I wish you get even more and more subscribers!!

[@physicsonline8853]

Fantastic!What a lovely presentation of the nasty politics that attended the ICC post 1981 in the grip of the Brits, the most calculating of politicians the world has ever seen!A story of the grit and determination that is always the only, and the best way too attack one's adversary.

[@arunpugazhendi1951]

Such a great video on racist old britain...it explains ups and downs of life in India and rest of the world in the 80s and 90s too...

[@tjdoss]

Justice Shaw was a true gangster to stand on the table.

[@iamhyder8611]

Waiting for next video. Completely awestruck with the wonderful story on 2 tickets

[@MukeshSharma-np5tm]

Wow! Something new that I learnt today. Well done bro! Keep up the good work, I'm eager to hear what's next.

[@integratedstm]

What an amazing story... Must be shared as much as possible

[@shadabsk1579]

My gosh this was a treat to watch, and I think a serious movie/series is in the making ☺️ may you always grow more

[@SaiSuraj9]

Thank you for bringing the behind the scenes of our favourite sport cricket and eagerly waiting for the next video

[@ShreyasRisodkar]

Awesome example of grit and determination.. where there is will surely there is a way

[@Mnsukesh]

Thank you for this too🌟

[@harshitjaiswal5038]

Brother your work deserves 4.8 million subs not 48k subs really happy by seeing your work and stories that I hadn't even heard of

[@sindhiculturalprogram7018]

The story gave me one lesson. If India and Pakistan find a common cause..there is nothing that can stop it from happening. Moreover, it would have been great if you acknowledged that Pakistan never hesitated to share a hand or to provide it's support whenever required for this cause. Also it was a joint victory, not only India . Anyways, still good to know the story and facts. Nicely done.

[@bijunair5172]

Wow, never knew this fact and well narrated. India has come a long way from considered outsiders to becoming a global cricketing powerhouse. We need to now replicate this in other sports like badminton, hockey, football etc.:-)

[@pkoppula]

Respect to everyone back then and respect to you for putting this info together 🙏🏽👍🏽

[@pragadeeshs7454]

Great videos mate, continuously started hearing the hidden or non highlighted history. Homework of yours is really appreciated. Greetings

[@AkmalHussainaj]

No doubt this video was awesome as always. I am really waiting for the next episode 😃 THE JUGAAD😄

[@rehanvahora3578]

Man, what a great story and what a great narration.

[@vedantahankari9569]

Excellent!!! 👍👍🔥🔥... Amazing story... Waiting for the next one ...

[@rath.prateek]

Excellent narration, man. Thanks for sharing this.

[@DevAnand-jx9gs]

Man.. You're doing an outstanding work.. Keep up your works.. Huge support 😍

[@startupstoryteller]

oh my man... your storytelling gives me goosebumps. what a human #respect

[@varunkumarniranjan5193]

It just went like a trace of a bullet.... You Story telling skill is amazing 👍👍😍 We will love to watch more such stories

[@EnlightCBSE]

*Too good... my boy... too good... This is a story that needed to be told!*

[@andewalaburger9441]

I’m Just speechless to see the kind of effort u do to research these stories, and the way u explain things are just mind blowing 🔥❤️🔥👍🏻

[@abirpaul494]

English 'invents a game': never wins a medal or championship and others wins it Americans'invents a game':no one likes it , no one plays it , they are the world champions Chad level×10000000000

[@nithina2356]

I dont think they invented it. IM sure they might have stolen it from some country. Like they stole from us.

[@AnishDeshpande-pj6hj]

Loved the narration! I really enjoyed, please make such more content. Enlighten us, not just with cricket but about any topic

[@sanmamiac]

I never thought i would enjoy a video on cricket like the videos you put out. I have been on a binge. Thank you! Keep making such inspirational videos.

[@DivyaSharma-vx1uh]

I never imagined that there are these many fascinating stories in cricket. Thank you so much for sharing

[@cricketraazenglish]

Glad that i can shore these stories with people. Afterall, stories die if not told, isn't it....

[@DivyaSharma-vx1uh]

@@cricketraazenglish agree 👍 you are doing a great job to keep them alive

[@chetanmelanta8892]

Wonderfully explained, well constructed video & at the same time audio at its best. Looking forward to know what happened next!!!!!

[@arrunraonayineni1891]

That's elaborated so well.Top stuff brother

[@thenmolisubburaj3189]

Amazing. Thank you

[@sohamdeshmukh9337]

Excellent research work and wonderful narration mate!❤

[@anantanandmadhusudan4317]

Eagerly awaiting next episode of 1987 world cup story... Well done bro..!!

[@vamsibhargavreddy]

You are Amazing! Just Amazing!

[@AnandMohan0182]

What a lovely story! No wonder I don't read enough books. So much covered in a 13 minute video.

[@cricketcrush26]

Again a wonderful video from you bro

[@amay9870]

I am loving your research and content. Never heard of such stories.

[@kishlaykishore180]

That was really awesome .... eagerly waiting for the next part ...

[@son_of_destiny]

Man you are cricket encyclopedia, simply genius. Great knowledge and the video made with thorough homework 👌👌

[@apratimdutta2223]

This is what subcontinent nations can achieve when it join hands together..

[@siddharthkumar9981]

And then happened World Cup 2019 where there were more Indian fans than either of the countries playing the final :-)

[@vijayaraghavan2659]

You are simply amazing. All your works are meticulously planned, researched and executed. Big fan of what you are doing. Keep up the great show 😀🙏

[@rijbanerjee]

Amazing. Just love your channel.

[@HYroglif]

Such a wholesome story! If both countries acknowledged, that there are a minority of terrible people on both sides and come together, they would become strong allies. The politics of division and hate is what they opt for sadly. :(

[@satyasasidhar5486]

That happy moment after seeing notification from this channel ❤️

[@Wellesly]

Awesome, many thanks

[@govuxyz]

Great video, another example of Asian Unity. Super excited for the next video.