India vs New Zealand World Cup Highlights 1987 | Chetan Sharma Hat-trick | Gavaskar 1st ODI Century

[@UmeshaNomad1975]

I was fortunate to watch this match complete live in 1987, I was studying 7th standard.....in our home, Dayanora Black n white Tv....those days were beautiful days.....

[@omen786171]

I was in Class 7 as well, watched this on Telerama TV at home with many of my friends and family :) Memories

[@shihabkm8004]

Same here...I too watched it live when I was in 7 th std.. I remember it was a Saturday 🙂

[@drjcci]

Me too at class 7

[@raghukavali2303]

You are my super senior.. 🙏🙏

[@farazc.a.5839]

I was in High School and was listening on the Radio

[@ManojKumar-sf7cb]

85 ball century with 104 degrees fever. Great champ.

[@nashadbeeran5390]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2G8hH-FrJuZhrc But his best strike rate came in another match. 157+ against NZ

[@rocks8444]

India defeated NZ 2 times

[@rocks8444]

In ICC ODI World Cup 1987 2003

[@shabhibinshakil5750]

What a batsman ! Mr. Gavaskar was... I wish cricket can have atleast one of his sort these days... Wow. Love and admiration from pakistan.

[@gkpar]

10:53 --- I was a kid back then and was overjoyed for Chetan Sharma because I had seen him getting crushed after his infamous last ball sixer in 1986. People disrespected and taunted him in public places. After this hat-trick, he was able to walk with his head high.

[@humbleRaj]

The world cup hat trick n a ODI Century were his only two achievements Even in this game, he was hammered in his first spell

[@SanJay-rj5jv]

How much charm those dats had. I was a child then and loved playing and watching cricket. Those were golden days. Cricket has lost its innocence and charm now. Just money and nothing else.

[@UmeshaNomad1975]

Yesss.. fully agreed.....

[@Pq17187]

Srikanth has batted way way ahead of his time in this match. Look at his technique to play reverse sweep,In today's era most of the players plays this shot which they call switch hit.but he has demonstrated how to play this shot 30-40 years back Absolutely Legend he is.

[@vijayagarwal3905]

I am still clapping in 2019 for gavaskar's first ever and only ODI century.

[@maraikayer]

Bring back lots of memory. I was in 7th grade, there were so many kids in our colony, we play all day long, watch match together and discuss about post match chit chats. wonderful and lovely days. Golden Days

[@prasadkrishna6414]

Was in 10th standard. Amazing to see gavaskar playing aggressively and hitting sixes.

[@vijayiyer4987]

He needed time to get used to one day cricket.

[@subhasishsingh7860]

ML jaishima world's first ever batsman to batted all 5 days of a test match..... greatest

[@bhargavdutta5324]

Gavaskar and Srikkant playing T20s in the 80s

[@nashadbeeran5390]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2G8hH-FrJuZhrc Rightly said! Yet another example of SUNNY bhais innings

[@sharveshwaran9132]

Srikanth was ruthless

[@indian6088]

Gavaskar 35 not out in 60 over match 😂🤣

[@shindeva]

Fantastical Reverse shot by K Shrikant ❤ in this match

[@PremKumarM]

Srikanth and sunil.. what a combination.. still they like each other .. these are times sunil played more aggressive cricket than srikanth.. his century is t20 fast

[@riyazahmed208]

Gavaskar found it very difficult to adjust his game in one day cricket. From 1975to 1985 he was never convinced about one day cricket. Similar to vvs laxman , rahul dravid. But from 1985 he changed . His scoring rate increased . 1985 1986 and 1987 sunil gavaskar proved that he can be an all format player . I was in 11th standard during this world cup. My cousin younus rushnaiwala was a ranji player and had good connections with indian team players. When indian team was in ahmedabad cricket team was invited to his bunglow in paldi area of ahmedabad and i had privilege to meet and take autographs of manoj prabhakar, kiran more,dilip vengsarkar ( captain) and mohammed azharuddin . They were very down to earth . Not like todays oversmart players .

[@maxin80]

Back in the days when life was simple and uncomplicated I watched this match on my Bush Baron colour TV.

[@deepraj7937]

Same here. My bush baron still working

[@aninditamitra6649]

Very true. Simple and uncomplicated life

[@mathsforcompetitiveandscho3189]

Konark rohini felix b&w tv

[@rajiv5802]

Bush baron colour tv was an excellent television

[@atulpaturkar]

I watched this match in the VCA ground as a 9th grade kid...watching this again on 14th July 2019 as a mental revenge of India’s loss to NZ in the WC 2019 😄😄

[@vijayiyer4987]

Did you know that india has never beaten new zealand in a world cup outside the subcontinent ?

[@nurjahanbegam999]

@@vijayiyer4987 they did in 2003 WC

[@prasadkulkarni4672]

A memorable match. I was just a 17- year old at that time, but I remember kiwi skipper Jeff Crowe 's comment after the match- "The rampaging Indians got us!".

[@devdeepify]

i was 10, watched it on tv, been 32 yrs

[@sunilkp70]

I too was 17 then...

[@atuldubey9556]

What a match. We witnessed a hatrick as well as a century only one of its kind of his whole illustrious career by the great Sunny.

[@vijaygautam1406]

I was in Class VI when Cricket World Cup 1987 was played. I have sweet memories of this match, which was played on 31-Oct-'87. I had the privilege of watching Chetan Sharma's hat-trick and Gavskar/ Srikant's blitzkrieg live on TV. What a wonderful match it was. I remember it even now after more than 3 decades. Sunil Gavaskar, in his last test innings against Pakistan in Bangalore, and in his second last ODI here in Nagpur, showed that he was a true master, a genius, who changed his batting style at will for both tests and ODIs, and remained champion till the end. When he retired, everyone asked 'Why?' even though he was 38-and-half at that time! A supremely fit player, Sunil also held a record of playing most successive test matches (106).

[@markhayward7400]

For a batsman of his class, Gavaskar's ODI record for India was good without being great. It is astonishing to think that this was his only ODI ton given the quality of this innings

[@SanjayFGeorge]

I was in the 8th when I watched this match live. After the hat-trick I forgave Chetan Sharma for the last ball six in Sharjah by Miandad. Sunny's fast century was also a big surprise as he was better known for his test batting. I was delighted to see them both receive the man of the match award together. Probably the first and last time that happened.

[@girishchandrapinge1377]

Proud moment for India and proud moment for every Gavaskar fan ❤

[@scarlett8652]

I remember the match....I was 10 years old...probably Sunnies last days....and century was possible bcoz cheekaaa departed....else he was in mood that day.

[@kapilnaik100]

What a player. India was crazy about him. Sunil Manohar Gavaskar

[@pankajshirke9289]

It is good and rare to see 144 runs scored in 19.2 overs in year 1987 when Kris Shrikanth and Gavaskar were batting. Even today in T20, this is run rate today is considered best

[@vincentmax4571]

Srikanth playing reverse sweep in 1987 😂😂😂. Legend for a reason!!!

[@sreejithsreedharanachary835]

One thing to notice that.... The celebration after every wicket.. Real gentlemen game... 🌹

[@padmavatihiintdecors127]

One and only century by sunny gavaskar. In this he showed that he can be orthodox and aggressive also can be played. What a fine cover drives and sixes. I m a great fan of little master - don of test cricket.

[@rakeshbhatt979]

He was best opener for india

[@padmavatihiintdecors127]

Gavaskar had a fever - 102 degree so he wanted to strike and go out to gallery so he smashed

[@nashadbeeran5390]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2G8hH-FrJuZhrc Anoother short but explosive ODI performance of SUNNY bhai

[@gopalapillaibalagopal6192]

Wonderful act of gavaskar a man suitable for any kind of cricket

[@alexkarthick]

Srikkanth the real master blaster during those days..with such a thin bat, you got get the timing right always. Gavaskar had 103 degree fever. Maybe thats why he was batting with a urgency 🙂. He gave his MoM award to chetan sharma, i think.

[@finan2004]

I remember watching this . I was in third standard. Watched this in BPL tv. Watched semi final as well 😢

[@MMA-jo6hu]

Still remember as a kid watching this match on B&W TV, when India started batting, My focus was on Srikanth only, but after Gavaskar looked in aggressive mode, first time ever focus shifted from Sri to Sunil. I was so happy the way Gavaskar belted kiwi bowlers...the only ODI century. The question remain unanswered, why the legend never showed this style of batting earlier in ODI

[@ManishKumar-ff1ro]

And MEN OF THE MATCH first ever in the history of cricket

[@nareshvaranasi5704]

In 1987 Watched this match live in our portable b/w tv ..gavaakar 1st odi century and chetan sharma 1st hattrick wickets.. these records cricket fans never forget .

[@papanchat]

watched the match live as 12 years old on our black and white TV - could not believe Gavaskar playing this innings!

[@deepakavinash]

Gavaskar batting like Tendulkar 😀😀😀

[@mannibalaji2104]

Tendulkar inspired from Gawaskar batting.

[@balesh1962]

Tendulkar can never play that king of shots

[@allinone6015]

I was doing my 11th standard at that time. Actually we had only EC TV portable, Black and white.. how can we forget this match? Enjoyed with my friends and family.. Wow great 👍 Entertaining match....

[@groot3535]

How old are you know

[@csbalajicsb3778]

If gavaskar played like this, he would have been secured one hundred plus hundred in OdI touugh he has scored more 90 plus in odi s . nice and stylish player indeed

[@mikeykeyes]

First time Indians showed there were world class fielders in India- Azhar, Shastri, Kapil were brilliant....top team too.

[@Timberwolf1992]

Even Gavaskar, though I hate to admit, was pretty good in the slips.

[@subhashkanasepatil5940]

Commanding performance by kapil & his team, memorable hatrick from chetan jagatram sharma

[@shashanksharma4696]

Reverse sweep , half of dilscoop kinda shots.... Srikanth was The Entertainer of those times 🙏

[@shashanksharma4696]

Partial dilscoop😂

[@HarshVardhan-hl2fh]

If i am not wrong Gavaskar was having fever and still he played this innings...

[@ramu2022]

Yes he has 103 F and scored 103

[@allinone6015]

Yes. You are correct G.

[@jijithkumarkg6181]

Yes ,true .Gavaskar told about it in an interview as well.

[@s.venkateswarlusvr607]

Yes it's true I heard about it in boy hood days... what an innings by sunny.

[@ckamalakanth9532]

@@Rahulrao2576 Naturally Sunny was a defensive batter, not an attacking player. So, his early departure in the semi wouldn't have made that adverse effect on our team if the other players could have performed well. Had we won the semi because of the efforts of any two or three of Srikkant, Sidhu, Azhar, Vengy, Kapil, Sastry, Chetan, Binny and More, we would have surely entered into the final. If not willing to play at Kolkatta, Sunny could have opted himself out of the final squad. So, your allegations are simply illogical and biased.

[@prasadp9644]

Gavaskar and krish srikanth are wonderful bats men.

[@edwinkimberly]

19.53 , Srikkhanth plays SWITCH HIT

[@sagarbhavsar1282]

Both brilliant played played 20 20 that time.. look at the runrate.. Srikanth reverse sweep awesome..

[@aduhossin5121]

That world cup Zimbabwe cricketer David Houghton started the reverse shot to john bracewell

[@amitjain11000]

This is Gavaskar, brilliant footwork. His average in WI against West Indies sets him apart as the batsman of that era. Other greats from Australia, Pakistan and England could not even survive WI in home conditions, leave aside playing on WI grounds.

[@mohammedabdulhaleem7194]

i was just 11 years old - i remember chetan hatric and Sunil gavaskar century.....we watched live on a black & white TV - BUSH BARON.

[@Rahulrao2576]

My first cricket match live commentary in radio. Got a nice thrashes from my Dad after that because next day I had an examination. Can't forget this match..103, 75 and 24.....

[@slvpaper5107]

I watched this full match live. I was in 2nd puc. Watched bec india has to top the pool to qualify to play in mumbai , to avoid playing in Pakistan. Chetan Sharma's hatric , gavaskars 22runs in 2nd over. Still fresh in my memory

[@narendranaren5557]

Kris Shrikant was already playing T20 at that time.look at those innovative shots .today's players are just copying him.

[@umashankardas]

New Zealand was 41 overs 182. It looks like a easy 250 for them. The hatrick changed everything. Watched it on Konark TV Black n White.

[@balak7387]

GREAT MATCH T WATCH.when i was 8 th standard i went and saw in my PT Master home.(Mr Ganesan)only one TV in Neelankalivalasu that time.. Gavasker's batting can't forgot and Srikanth played his natural play.Thanks.

[@Mauseeqi]

One thing common between both the Great Opening Batsmen Majid Khan & Sunil Gavaskar .. both started hitting front foot sixers right at the end of their respective careers 🙂

[@aduhossin5121]

In india cricket crazy who is the mastermind k SRIKANTH master class stroke

[@ameerst1]

Gavaskar had high fever , was unable to run between wickets and sat down many times at non strikers crease out of exhaustion. He slogged and slogged but was unable to get out. But slowed down at 90 s to ensure his maiden and only ODI ton and still managed to get it in 86 balls

[@SureshKumar-lw3bl]

I was fortunate to see this Reliance World Cup match b/w India and Newzealand.Chetan Sharma's hat- trick first in world cup matches.Sunil Gavaskar 1st and last century of his one day international career.

[@vivekkolambkar202]

I really liked Kapil Dev's bowling action. Nice and smooth

[@murugesanj6718]

I was in 10th grade. This was the day I got introduced to cricket & first cricket match I watched on TV at a home in a neighbouring street. At that time, I did not know anything about cricket rules, seniors around were clapping for boundaries, I did not know what it meant, I did not know the difference between 4 and 6, they explained for a sixer ball should cross the boundary in air, for a four along the ground. I still remember i misunderstood one bounce four as six because it crossed the boundary in air. Second cricket match i watched on TV was SF against England from another home in another neighbouring street, which India lost, I think Graham Gooch scored a century in that match. I remember Openers fell cheaply , Maninder singh & Kapil dev was last hope for some miracle but ultimately India lost the SF match. After this, I got crazy and started playing street cricket, and it impacted my 10 the exam results. I still remember those days, I used to go to watch the seniors plyaing cricket in a big temple campus in the pretext going for studying for 10th grade exams.

[@rakeshmohan7636]

Mane Indian cricket 1978 To 2019 tak Dekha hai. Lekin The Best Batsman Is Sunil Gavaskar

[@আজভারতে]

Kith meiler once said Sunny is better than Bradman remember he was colleague of Sir don.

[@503945158]

Puja karte raho cricketers ke...aur desh ka economy doob raha hay

[@kamrankhan-lj1ng]

@@503945158 also your gender differentiation

[@vikashari4469]

Beyond doubt

[@rakeshmohan7636]

@@vikashari4469 only Gavaskar brother

[@Raj-mw9gb]

We had Philind TV which was Philips brand. Saw this match on TV. Great Innings of Master Gavaskar. And of course Chetan Sharma first hattrick.

[@kulkha8824]

Watched it in school days and was delighted 1st to see a Hattrick by Chetan Sharma (all bowled) and then brillian attacking batting by both openers Srikant and Gavaskar. I guess this was the first time Gavaskar played such aggressive batting. Played a lot of lofted shots right from the first ball making his intentions clear. He was very well known to play classic cricket shots like straight drive cover drive square cuts hooks flicks off the pads, but here he just played the most attacking slog shots over midwicket. Maybe he was trying to prove a point to someone in the dressing room as he clapped a few times cheering himself after hitting fours and sixes.

[@AashutoshPayal]

In 1983-87 Indian team was more stronger than today

[@ratneshdubey2765]

Gavaskar and Srikant played t20 in white dress

[@nashadbeeran5390]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2G8hH-FrJuZhrc Another example of GAVASKARs aggressive innings

[@alijuddy5362]

Switch hit by Srikkanth!! In 1987!!! Eat your hearts out, all you modern day players!!!

[@vikramra7]

matches played in the early 80s, in Aus had superior video quality when compared to 1987 WC in india. but India has improved and 96 had better quality video and audio footage. after 2000, it matched the aus or eng standard in video quality, shows the tremendous increase in tech in the indian subcontinent as the years progressed.

[@asimkumarbeck8064]

1987 25 over they showed from front end snd other half from back side .

[@mpadalax]

The first controlled slogging I remember. The run rate of nearly 7 was unheard of in those days.

[@rocky49able]

Wonder why there is no youtube link for the first round-robin match between India and New Zealand in the 1987 world cup. India won the match by 16 runs. It was played in Bangalore. Kapil Dev was the MOM for a brilliant 75 of 71 deliveries.

[@fasilmah]

The same Gavsakar who played 174 balls 36 against England in 1975, played like Viv Richards in the match where India required high net run rate to avoid playing against Pakistan in Pakistan in the semi final match. Winning short from Azhar reminds Dhonis Helicopter shot.

[@anshumansingh3909]

Toughest customer for any bowling attack Gavaskar was.India need atleat one batsman with tremendous concentration and technic like Gavaskar.He faced most lethal bowling attack in cricket history without a helmet.

[@anilbhatkar833]

Yes till I remembered this match my childhood time

[@BaaghiRajaCricket]

What a match this was India Vs New Zealand. Great Stadium and it’s almost full with crowd. Cricket upto now has become too fast before 210 was a defiantly a winning score and now 400 in ODI is chaseable.

[@kaushikganguli1091]

Good to see the king of 60s cool, ML Jaisimha doing commentary. As a match it was perfect.

[@UmairSajid]

Miraculous day to see Gavaskar score an ODI century .. otherwise he would need at least 70 overs to score a century !!

[@alijuddy5362]

Helicopter shot by Azharuddin at 24:45!!

[@sharath8702]

Hardik plays it very well in today's cricket

[@ajaydasghosh6249]

Real allrounder Md. Azharuddin, stylish batsman, brilliant fielder and good seam bowler, my all-time favorite.

[@piyushpande2425]

Cover drives of sunil gavaskar ... just wow

[@sarathyj]

Gavaskar even wrote a column in The Hindu right before this match. He was accused of slow run rate in the previous match and he basically wrote 'wait and watch' this time. He was running 103F fever that day. His concentration and determination is unmatched.

[@kapilthakur1049]

Seen live I was 11 years old. Black and white memories

[@elanchelvan1301]

Azharuddin hatric 4 runs against Denny Morrison one shot against off side and another 2 against leg side with winning shots of the match

[@spicybuds9458]

164 in 22 overs during 1987??? 😳. That’s like 300 in 2019.

[@Travelshaukeens321]

@@spicybuds9458 no most indian pitch are always suit for batting that's why we have always top batting scorer from India like gavaskar, azhar, sachin, kohli, dravid,rohit, ganguly,rohit sharma etc

[@arula9794]

How many of you noticed Srikanth's reverse sweep! Thats 1987.

[@TIGERZY2K]

Krishnamachari Srikanth's sudden reverse shot makes him the big daddy of Dilshan & AB De Villiers.

[@shubhamsawant7840]

Golden Days! I was in 10th class. We all friend's together saw that match.

[@sharveshwaran9132]

Who is here after today's cheeka video 19:47

[@SAnand-fk4gl]

Thanks for uploading this match. Been looking for it for so long. Later Gavaskar and Smith were co- commentators in a match and someone brought a mention of this match. Smith said he felt he was playing in the highlights !!

[@viv2769]

The great Gavaskar , hate him or appreciate him, he showed the way for classical style is also effective in one day long time back.

[@vijayagarwal3905]

Watched the match on our b/w tv I was in 8th standard ,thanks

[@pskchannel866]

Love you little master

[@karshg]

Thanks! Very nice upload. Hearing the term world cup competition after so long. I wonder if someone would also said on TV - FIFA world cup competition or Wimbeldon competition.

[@sharveshwaran9132]

19:47 is this first ever switch hit?

[@kandivamshi930]

After a long time .. in those days very few people have the TV especially colour ..we have just et&t b/w in that day power cut in our colony but I can able to see Chetan hatric other colony tv. Power came just starte of our inngs .. in that WC India won on weeker teams but we lost against England...

[@MrTaraknagraj]

was that the first switch hit in the history of the game?

[@jijithkumarkg6181]

No.David Houghton , Zimbabwe WK Batsman used to do reverse sweeps and switch shots

[@girishbhaiparmar5194]

YE MATCH MENE LIVE DEKHI THI ,MERI UMRA 12 SAL KI THI 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@banerjeesiddharth05]

Gavaskar😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@nitinnam]

Remember coming back from school and watching chetan sharma getting the hatrick and Sunil gavaskar later playing an uncharacteristic innings ...a quick century ..but the telecast quality is nothing compared to channel 9 which has 1981 series in Australia in much better clarity ...those were the days

[@humbleRaj]

Yes, it was 31st October, last working day ofe months, so only half a day of classes in Kendriya Vidyalayas

[@nitinnam]

@@humbleRaj 🙂👍

[@bmmr]

T20 batting of our generation 😀

[@ajitdcosta9920]

if you watch carefully it was great Srikanth who discover reverse sweep.

[@krishnamurthy5552]

Greatest opening batmen in world gavaskar

[@nurjahanbegam999]

Just saw this one after his 36* of 174 balls in 1975 WC.

[@jithendranm4931]

First of all done compare SmG with any other players not even Sachin because SmG is next level far behind than others what i am saying is about batting skills

[@sridhark6170]

Gavaskar fastest century .remember to Sachin like 1998 year.

[@sarojakulkarni6324]

Nice to see ML Jaisimha on DD screen

[@entekeralam2284]

Gavaskar have fever that day...his first odi hundred in 85 balls Chethan sharma get a hatrick In same match

[@sridharr4251]

Gavaskar was bullied for his 60 over 36 runs against East Africa in 1975. Will they eat their words if they are around still?🤔

[@jitusmotohub]

Not East Africa.....it was England.....Thora cricket history pahro...behenji😅😅😅😅

[@altafkassum7443]

Lovely to see sunny and azhar