Javagal Srinath best seam bowling vs England - Absolutely unplayable bowling

[@legendaryrio29]

Even after 15 years of international cricket and shoulder operation, he still use to ball 140+... Fabulous Srinath...

[@leonelson8834]

Yes

[@anirudhsuresh4481]

12 years right??

[@Truysジャ]

​@@anirudhsuresh4481 no, it's 15 years

[@anirudhsuresh4481]

@@Truysジャ Srinath debuted in 1991 and ended his Carrer in 2003 how its 15 yrs???

[@Neeraj-qg]

Anirudh sahi bol raha hai

[@LiberalHindu]

I remember trying to copy Javagal Srinath's bowling action during Bishen Singh Bedi sir's summer camp at Jamia university grounds. He used to tell me "oye khote action copy karne se kuch nahi honda, uska discipline aur line length copy kar"..... Kumble, Srinath & Prasad; the trio that served Indian team like warriors, no sledging, no tantrums, just pure cricket....

[@ramanmiddha6296]

Your comment also push us to like automatically 😀

[@TEXAS2459]

bro prasad and no sledging is like the biggest and dumbest most carried away fkin OXYMORON u have written in your life. infact its much less OXY than MORON of u to write something purely based on ur emotion. there were some slurs and sledges that did not need audio to understand they were so visibly clear. i like Prasad btw, but u dont know sht abt him.

[@Sam85080]

Kya tumbe uska discipline line aur length copy kiya😂😂

[@hanumanthpatil3999]

All from Karnataka.

[@DeepSingh-yq9xl]

Srinath bht Jaan lgate the match main

[@tatvamgyanam3719]

This jersey was an emotion for us back in school days. It should be brought back.

[@IITianProudIndian]

Jerseys these days are pathetic with byjus and dream 11 logo

[@ankitpare6493]

Problem is the current crop is not fit enough to wear this classic.

[@jaggu5044]

S I favourite jersy

[@ganesh7378]

Yes bro I feel the same..

[@balajips2075]

This is my favorite jersey it is an emotional one😍

[@BhaskarSaiBigBoss]

Our Mysore express was simply magnificent. A silent McGrath of India who bowled 140+ kph consistently with as usual outstanding line and length. He was also a good pinch hitter to add. Really Javagal Srinath deserved much better credit than what he got🙏

[@EduKalidak]

'Indian Mcgrath' that's not correct. Mcgrath is only Australian Sreenath

[@Jagan-qd5xq]

@@EduKalidak are you comparing McGrath with sreenath 😂😂😂

[@harishg1507]

​@@Jagan-qd5xqnothing to laugh about , srinath bowled in dusters mostly set for kumble ... McGrath bowled on pacy Aussie pitches...

[@monkey1234512345]

​@@harishg1507lol srinath was good but out of mcgraths league.

[@BengaliManfromWB]

javagal srinath was much quicker than McGrath.

[@rupendr-m5615]

Best thing is he beats the batsman just puts his head down and goes for the next ball. No nonsense from mouth. Absolute underrated gentlemen.

[@umermirza3705]

True.

[@rajeshg6673]

Good observation hope you are a 90s kid like me

[@2207maddy]

All bowlers from South had this unique quality. Sri Venky Kumble Raju .only Sreesanth was a specimen.

[@vinaymeena8487]

I like the australian approach of intimidating the batsman and creating that extra psychological pressure

[@vijayshivashankaraiah8737]

Absolutely

[@aftabahmed9400]

Lovely fluent run up and smooth action that was the reason behind his long service to cricket India.Respect from 🇵🇰.

[@DxToys]

So srinath had decided to rest his shoes before the wc but insisted by Ganguly.. he came on board for the wc.. Bowled at 140+.. and that was his 7th over in continuation at that age.. Absolute legend.. 🙏.. he and kumble fought like warriors for india and was evident every time they wore the jersey.. salute to them.

[@Lathait-y3w]

Respect jyda milni chaiye thi enko..Utani mili nahi

[@rahulchoudhury3681]

He had always pace.. My dad said in 1996/1999 world cup his speed was 145kmph..he was called mysore express when he came in national side..

[@dheerajdwivedi7988]

@@rahulchoudhury3681 later he got some injuries.. I think because of that pace was little reduced

[@anirban37]

@@dheerajdwivedi7988 He still holds the record of fastest ball ever bowled by an Indian pacer.. He clocked 157kmph/h against South Africa in 1997 SA tour which is still fastest ball bowled by any Indian till date

[@JahanzaibKhalidz]

He was only 34 at that time, but his fitness was looks like 38 or 39 years.

[@krissivamurthy5810]

Srinath has this calm demeanour. No sledging but he used to angry sometimes, overall a gentleman.He was not into flashy showoffs,he was the lead pace attack for a long time for India

[@CSJH87]

He was in his mid 30s during 2003 world cup. But he was clicking 140 consistently. One of the greatest cricketers India has ever produced. If the fielders were as good as today, he would have grabbed at least a 100 more wickets.

[@JobbyMathewjobbygm]

Very true. Especially Nayan Mongia dropped so many catches of Sri's bowling.

[@viksam009]

Also, the backup bowlers in Indian team were not that good at that time. All the pressure he created would be released at the other end. If he had someone like Zaheer Khan or Bumrah or Shami for most of his career, he would have been even more lethal.

[@venugopaln821]

SO true.. this wasw almost at the end of his long career... like you said. many times let down by fielders back then. he used to bowl at 145+ in his inital day.. and not to forget .. a true Gentleman.. have met him personally in my school days.. so down to earth.

[@darthkothicame7822]

@@viksam009 Zaheer was there but he was very leaky & at same time lethal. After this world cup Zaheer polished his cricketing skills a lot

[@ajk6631]

I like Ashish Nehra too for the same aspect. He just got too perfect after his 30s, and did get the credit and retired peacefully

[@MAHAKAAL_Govinda_Bhakt_NSH]

Everyone remembers the 6-23 by Nehra but none remembers the magnificent spell by Srinath to tide the batsmen from other end

[@kkfan1269]

Zak too

[@rainaveedsultan4422]

Srinath on his day was one of the best swing bowler in the history of the game. This era was so so special. Respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@kazuyamishima5568]

WHAT???? ONE OF THE BEST SWING BOWLERS IN HISTORY OF THE GAME??? LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@prateekdwivedi3494]

Not swing its seam*

[@harsha1989able]

We cannot term Srinath as a swing bowler... He was a hit the deck bowler who pushed the batsman back with that perfect back of length... He could be termed as a seam bowler rather than a swing bowler...

[@vijayiyer8518]

Thanks a lot for your comment. Unfortunately he suffered from injuries

[@afterlife3131]

@Rai thanq mahnn.. ❤️

[@akhilk959]

This guy was clocking around 140 kmph even during the end days of his career. Much respect, Javagal Srinath !

[@techBuffy]

There is a bigger celebrated legend Zaheer Khan. He once made a return from injury, played Lanka in an ODI, running gingerly and bowling pies at 120KMPH. That was one of the most shameful matches I ever saw. It was travesity, how he was forced to play, so he would not lose his place to someone else

[@vSREENIWAS]

If Lara himself says Iam uncomfortable playing against Srinath, it sum ups his talent

[@RadheRadhe-tr1zo]

When?

[@darshang1262]

@@RadheRadhe-tr1zo most of the left handers during 90s were uncomfortable against srinath

[@RadheRadhe-tr1zo]

@@darshang1262 That's ok but when did Lara told he was uncomfortable against srinath.

[@darshang1262]

@@RadheRadhe-tr1zo I don't remember exactly but he said it in 1999 or 2000

[@harishs6493]

Even mark said when they played test cricket in india. He uncomfortable against Srinath

[@jayapandianm4706]

I never forgot that moment i prayed a lot but India lost against Aussies in that final i cried more then my mother consoled me 😆😆 such a beautiful past days it's an emotion.. Srinath sir is great gentleman

[@binaldoshi495]

Me too. 2003. 😭😂. But what a mind blowing campaign that was.

[@RajKumar-qg9iv]

Yeah true.. Now it's all commercial.. Less passion

[@jayapandianm4706]

@@binaldoshi495 yeah absolutely nostalgic

[@gurman2267]

Yes. We also just could not believe it. Rumours were in the air that Aussies cheated also... :D :D... They used special kind of Rubber in their Bats etc :D :D haha...

[@jayapandianm4706]

@@gurman2267 yeah

[@AnteMeridiem11]

The most underrated Indian cricketer ever.. Absolute gem...

[@renjiths.9672]

Rated enough

[@azardeen6870]

He has never been underrated

[@azardeen6870]

My bowling hero in 90s.......

[@SivaKumar-ri9qk]

He is my hero ...I used to imitate his bowling action....don't say he was underrated

[@ashwathrai4067]

He is not underrated he was main pacer of team india of that era...

[@sreejithsugathan3312]

During his period, If there had been a wicket keeper like Dhoni and aggressive fielders like present, definitely Sreenath would be the most dangerous and most leading wicket taking bowler in the world.

[@vimaldevalamkode7257]

Sure

[@raj-pi8jz]

Yes exactly

[@samnelson82]

That's bit of a stretch sir

[@akshat20021996]

Aggressive fielders??? Where?? Who?? Accha fielding vaali indian team hawa ho hai 10 saal pahele

[@techBuffy]

Dhoni was an average wicket keeper at start of his career

[@ronniep9272]

Srinath was a 150+kph bowler in his mid 90s peak. Even after his major shoulder injury in 1997 he was still the second fastest bowler of the 1999 World Cup behind Akhtar. It's such a shame speed guns weren't used as much in those days. He was just as fast as Donald and Younis, he just got rated as fast medium because he was Indian.

[@ROCKY15557]

Correct

[@arijitganguly8447]

Very true

[@CricketMeandMore]

True

[@maddyiron]

U reminded me some old memories bro 🙏👍

[@sunilpatel3728]

English media would never appreciate Indian pacers and to date as per them we haven't produced a fast bowler. Shame.

[@saqib3s]

name a single pace bowler who can bowled 7 over straight? absolute gem

[@oceandeep318]

All West Indian Legends (Walsh, Ambrose, Holding, Marshall...), Wasim Akram, McGrath, Mohammad Asif to name a few. No taking away anything from Srinath, I consider him a very good dedicated bowler.

[@rishmeet1]

Ashish Nehra bowled 10 overs on the trot in this match itself

[@subhajitbaitalik4362]

Once i did 20 overs in a row in short hand cricket 😀😀

[@wasifanowar]

Vaas once bowled 10 overs in a row

[@shahzaibahmad9327]

Wasim bowl 10 over constantely against sa

[@arunme88]

With all due respect to other Indian bowlers.... Javagal Srinath is the Epitome of true Indian "Fast" bowler .....love respect......

[@RajNUK]

Legend gave his all in WC 2003 , in his final stint. A big salute to you Sir if you ever see my comment. 🙏🏻🙌

[@neerajmehra4011]

He is king of his era, every opposition batsman respects him.

[@THEBEAST-wr6rn]

Nope McGrath

[@LilliputianKitchen100]

He retired a bit early.What a bowler he was❣️

[@iammodestykazi6914]

One of the finest wicketless spells you'll ever see. Hard luck, but how well bowled. Ohhhhh, impeccable Srinath 👌🏻 👏 👍

[@johnmajor4173]

All went to Nehra that day !!

[@iammodestykazi6914]

@@johnmajor4173 Correct 🙂😀

[@renjiths.9672]

What about his final spell in the last match

[@iammodestykazi6914]

@@renjiths.9672 Something's smelling foul. Why go that far 2003 ! How about 2007 WC final where same AUS side hammered their way to victory riding on unstoppable Gilly brute force against the best bowling pair of Vaas & Murali 😄 Appreciate they're all great bowlers - have good and bad days, one should acknowledge the good and let the bad be bygones 👍

[@renjiths.9672]

@@iammodestykazi6914 disaster is always disaster. I think it was a team's decision to attack the batsmen right from the beginning of the match that eventually cost the disastrous bowling performance of Indian bowlers

[@smileworks8365]

J shrinath is pure gold , what a fantastic fast bowler he is...

[@mangeshjog4254]

He is bowling consistently 140+...Not today even the fastest of Indian pacers do this so consistently. Very exciting to relive those days. Great bowling!!!

[@oscar5584]

Bloody media potrayed him as fast medium bowler while he consistently hitting over 140s and also crossed 150kmph in 90s, most underrated Indian cricketer ever❤ if he had a strong bowler like bumrah to open as pair with him in mid 90s he would have achieved more heights and got more wickets

[@arkadeepmukherjee685]

Okay so....i couldn't accept that Srinath bowled over 150+ in the 96 WC but after seeing this bowling comfortably over 140 in the last stages of his career I'm convinced he bowled over 150+ in his prime. 🔥

[@HansiNaval]

He bowled 150 to 157 Constant in 1996 i was 15 at that time still remember

[@milan26me]

@@anirban37 that was against Gary Kirsten in SA. There was one more which broke ponting's nose in Australia.

[@Tabaspu]

@@anirban37 93 miles thats his highest.equal to 150 km.do u have footage that he clicked 157

[@Tabaspu]

@@anirban37 I took some pain although knowing there will be none. Allan donald was the fastest bowler of that time avg speed 93 miles,then Darren Gough 92,before shoaib akhtar came hardly anyone bowled over 95 miles from a long time since Thompson.

[@Tabaspu]

@@anirban37 in fact espncricinfo has the records listed, you search ' misllaneous records, bowling speed'(1),Srinath's highest speed 149.6 km/93 miles.

[@God-is-my-protector]

Many people don't know but Javagal Srinath was India's first express pace bowler. He use to consistently bowl 140+ which was a rarity in Indian Cricket before him. Legend!

[@ngokul3]

People here watching Srinath's speed, but me here wondering how a reluctant part-time wicket keeper Dravid is better than most of the specialist today.

[@pardeep7797]

Most underrated and unsung hero of Indian cricket.....he gave wonderful spells for India.....look at his Speed in this age....mohd Siraj reminds me Srinath sir with his angle of bowling..... I think Srinath deserves more respect and he should be with team India as a bowling coach 🙏🙏

[@deepakcm5714]

One of the most underrated fast bowler of all time

[@amitdhar3668]

My favorite bowler while growing up. He served the nation quietly and with sincerity for years. Never had the pleasure of getting pace friendly home grounds but kept on giving his best consistantly. A true gentleman of this game, no drama at all, underrated all through his career. Not sure how many such players we see this days. Thanks for sharing old memories.

[@sihfbns]

Javagal srinath is a Kannadiga. Kannada Pride.

[@hariharanvenkataramani7311]

My favorite childhood cricketer! Srinath! Magnificent pacer, team man and a gentleman of the game as everyone here seems to concur. He’s soft spoken, humble and classy with his interviews as well.

[@AsifAli-jz8up]

He is one of my favourite bowler, Even when Pakistan India matches, At that time I used to love him, Srinath, Anil Kumble, Prasad, 3 were great bowlers, Best wishes from Pakistan

[@rajanireddy5271]

Bowling speed of 140 plus in his last season... Superb at age of 34.

[@navdeep4221]

He is the reason i started loving fast bowling

[@HAP27]

He was nearing the end of his illustrious career. I guess he'd come back from retirement. Yet see the pace at which he's bowling here. Boy! He was quick!

[@vishusharma7100]

Great bowling by legand srinath he is the first genuine fast bowler produced by the Indian cricket... really he was so quick every bowl 140+ hetts off..I think this match 2003 world cup ....... and one thing more srinath had decided to rest his shoes before wc ..but Ganguly wants srinath then he came back on the team for wc salute this legand

[@sriramv4306]

Wow! Was he bowling 7 overs on a trot?? That too with 140Ks around in his last over of the spell? Amazing!

[@vaibhavgaikwad3548]

Srinath...true sportsperson....no unnecessary hair cuts, show off, sledging...

[@itzneverezee]

He aged like a fine wine! I remember agonizing moments when he used to miss the edges so regularly. With even 20% better luck, he could have taken 400 test wickets easily..

[@jayandrans5440]

Agreed. No support from other bowlers end. He is alone warrior in SENA countries. If one or two good fast bowlers supported him, he would have been devastated bowlers in test matches particularly in SENA countries

[@shashiy4545]

Because he was forced to bowl slightly short to contain runs and rough up the ball for spinners.....he needed a better fast bowing partner ...

[@jayandrans5440]

@@shashiy4545 correct. 👍

[@leemafashion6628]

@@shashiy4545 one of the biggest reason is slip cordon catching in his hey days.It was pathetic to say least.Ask any sports journo in his days.

[@shashiy4545]

@@leemafashion6628 (i am not saying our slip catchers were great that did indeed play a part) ...this is just my theory but i think the dropped catches were also due to his shorter length..when the length is short the deflections are much more pronounced instead of fine edges like what other swing bowlers generate from fuller length .... but that short length makes those rare edges hard to catch..you can see in this video itself by how much deviation of the pitch he generates and Trescothick is not even close to nicking any of this deliveries (huge gap between bat and ball).... look at athe ball at 1.42 if it was even a fraction fuller no way trescothick would have not nicked it.... by forced him to bang it in short it became muscle memory for Srinath and he was made a defensive bowler to save runs instead of an attacking option.....

[@panditk1979]

He would give 110% in every game he played in his career.. His total no. of wickets might not do justice with his talent, but yes.. He will always be remembered to introduce the real fast bowling face of India, who always had a draught of fast bowlers since the beginning of cricketing era.. Respect..🙏🙏

[@amrindersingh4498]

Genuinely a pacer of our country ...Javagal

[@jayreddy5124]

Damn, he is bowling 140+ with ease even in hus 7th consecutive over 🔥🔥🔥

[@khalsasikhpunjabda]

88 MpH seam swing bounce line length... Perfect Javagal Srinath what a legend.

[@ManojJanardhan]

look at his pace! even at the 12th over consistently clicking at 90mph. He, Courtley Ambrose, and Allan Donald will be always my three favorite bowlers.

[@rupchanddas4355]

Look 90 m phon kek

[@umermirza3705]

Lovely bowling from Srinath. After Kapil he was the best bowler played for India. If he and Zaheer Khan have played in the same team for 10 years India could have won more matches.

[@sunil_kumar_289]

I was 8 years old when I watched this game. WC 2003. I remember I said to my Dad this guy Nehra will win it for us and he took six wickets in this match but boy how good was Javagal Srinath, cuz I was a kid I couldn’t understand the importance of this spell. After 2 decades luckily this video came up 👍

[@talhanaeem4364]

Highly underrated. Still believe he was the best Indian pace bowler after Kapil. Unfortunately played mostly in India where at times a spinner or Ganguly was sharing the new ball with him. People talk about Bumrah & Zaheer. They are certainly better than Srinath when it comes to reverse swing or bowling Yorkers. But one must also consider that Bumrah has hardly played test matches on Indian pitches.

[@vr5687]

Underrated legend... The pace - the precision - the combo with Prasad - the unforgettable batting partnership with Kumble in Chinnaswamy Stadium -the ability to take wickets under any condition.... Legends like him made cricket a religion for 90s kids...

[@ROCKY15557]

India's best fast bowler till date. We will miss you shirt no 7

[@himanshubharija3886]

Wow.. bowling at 140+ in his last tournament.. giving it all.. absolute legend and team man

[@SSR175]

I've seen videos of Javagal Srinath from the 1996 England tour and he seemed to have this effort ball which often hurried the batsman. I'd request the viewers to watch a spell of his from then and admire this fine fast bowler at his absolute best.

[@anirban37]

I have seen those matches live... he was damm fast.. in 1998 test match of Sri lanka tour of India, his ball hit the great Jaysurya's helmet and jaysurya sat on ground for 15 mins in pain with still head ..

[@divinepeace089]

श्रीनाथ जी महान बॉलर है। व्यक्तित्व के धनी भी है, दिल से प्रेम श्रीनाथ जी को❤🙏

[@maldevmori1271]

Continuously bowling 140+ in last stage of his career.

[@Karthik241191]

So? Its slower for brett lee

[@srncet]

Brett lee used bowl 150 plus during his last few years.... Which no one did when they were retiring..

[@maldevmori1271]

@@Karthik241191 no comparison between Brett Lee and Srinath. Srinath is one of the best indian fast bowler.

[@Kartik-ij2vy]

@@srncet nope he was also a 140-145 bowler in his last years ,here This is literally Srinaths last year

[@srncet]

@@Kartik-ij2vy even Donald retired after this... But he as well bowled continually over 140 -145 .. Where he was the fastest bowled during 90s .. Brett in 2008-09 was clocking 153 ... Check india tour of australia... U will cone to know

[@udayteja89]

use to be one of my bowling action during school days he inspired me alot during those days nostalgic

[@bhaskarpuvvala5849]

This man like Tendulkar did for batting, shouldered Indian bowling responsibility with aplomb single handedly most times... secondly, if u were a Indian fan and watching the matches during mid 90s u would learn how this man day in and day out bowled those long spells, some amazing hostile spells as well in his long career. He lost that zip due to over bowling and this 2003 world cup, succeeding the NZ tour was just icing on the cake on an illustrious career although the final just didn't go our way. Overall a great bowler, thorough professional, a gentleman and a role model for many young fast bowlers in India.

[@muzafarwani9584]

I agree with you about Javagal Srinath but not about Tendulkar. There were way better batsman than him in the team and they performed way batter than Tendulkar when it mattered the most. Check the likes of Ajay Jadeja, Ganguly, Dravid, Laxman Azharuddin. Tendulkar did score lots of runs but most of the runs are not against good teams. He was never a match winner like Dravid or Ganguly or Laxman ever was

[@bhaskarpuvvala5849]

@@muzafarwani9584 then u haven't seen his 141 vs aus in 1998 knockout game 98 vs ur Pakistan in 2003 WC. India defeated Pak after many years and scored 300 for the 1st time in 1996 Sharjah match due to Sachin. India won CB series in aus in 2008 due to his efforts Scored crucial 53 and 85(MOM) in semis and quarters of 2011 WC. Aforementioned all match winning. And u all know Sharjah desert storm, not one but 2 centuries back to back Avoided many Innings defeat or major losses by playing some outstanding lone standing innings.... 122 at Edgbaston 169 Capetown 116 Melbourne 114 Perth 155 Bloemfontein, all away hundreds and out of top draw. His 160 won us that test in NZ after 33 years and laid foundation for serie win in 2009. 523 runs in 7 matches when there were many great batsmen at their peak during 1996 WC. And sealed his supremacy in 2003 with 673 runs , which was the main reason for our finals berth along with bowlers efforts. And u might have forgotten how the rest shat their pants when he had taken us to home almost. 175 at hyd v aus 2009 90vs aus at Mum 1996 90 vs ENG at sharj in 1997 136 vs pak at Chennai 1999(probably the greatest test innings battling spin, back spasms and playing with lower order vs best balanced attack) 93 vs pak Hobart 2000 I can go on and on...but point is how can opener win us games, he has to bat full 50 overs and chase it down or what. Jadeja, Azhar, Dravid , Ganguly were never the bigger names when Tendulkar rose to stardom in 1994 till his retirement. Those names never would get scrutinized as much as Sachin...hence there r morons a plenty pointing out at Sachin at every opportunity because they r amazed why people love and respect him so much. Above all a great character and human being, who never yelled at umpires, disrespected opposition, gave press statements (quiet even in 2000 mat h fixing saga) I think u r a Pakistani that's y I am being respectful...if u r an Indian then me and others watching this know where u r coming from

[@muzafarwani9584]

@@bhaskarpuvvala5849 This is a usual statement from a Bhakt of someone who defends him irrespective of what. I am not a Pakistani. Sachin has scored 100 centuries and yet you could hardly point out 5 centuries which mattered.Rest of them hardly anyone remembers. Here is a example for your bhakt brain do u remember when India won the NatWest one day series in England where Dada took his shirt out in the Lords Balcony, in that match it was partnership by Mohd Kaif and Yuvraj singh which won the match. That one inning didn't make Kaif a batsman to be remembered. Kaif was a good fielder. Now compare Tendulkar with Bradman or a Brain Lara or a Steve Smith, All the three won series on their own. When did Tendulkar did that never. Talking about a opener in odis have u seen Gilchrist winning Australia matches from opening slot, u will remember 2003 world cup final of Gilchrist. Being a star and a good cricketer are two different things. Dravid never was a star but he was always a good cricketer who was good at his job. Sachin has always played for his centuries and he was angry with Dravid when he declared against Pakistan when sachin was on 195 why because a team win was not that important to sachin than his 200. About press conferences he always was a diplomatic in his answers he always poitioned himself in a good way. To understand the difference Virat Kohli is not a diplomatic in his answers he replies with honesty and compliments people when they do something good. I promise you one thing in another 10 years Sachin's name will not be among great batsmen but from India it will be Gavaskar, Kohli etc. Sachin will be remembered for the 100 centuries. I am not a bhakt of anyone I believe in facts. 10 centuries out of 100 doesn't make a batsman great. Steve Smith won a ashes series on his own last summer in England that is called great.

[@bhaskarpuvvala5849]

@@muzafarwani9584 that is ignorance as is ur beliefs...keep ur mind open. Learn to live with others and not challenge... coz people like u challenge and once screwed come to ur level, that is extremism. This is a fact in every fb, YT page. I am not saying Tendulkar is the only the one but he is the greatest. And we bhakta, whatever u may call do not clarification from psychopaths like u. Ask Benaud, Bradman himself, Lara, Richards , Warne....I don't think there r better names to name the best. And u stand nowhere close...only thing u can do is bark and find out Indians, especially kaafirs(as per non sense beliefs) and point out to their heroes, so that we get angst and behave weird just like u do, moron Go get some life...read ur holy book and live in peace.... If u continue, In sha allah, u will screw urself this time.

[@muzafarwani9584]

@@bhaskarpuvvala5849 Don't worry about my religion that is not point of discussion here and you using bad language shows your level which u are trying to pretend by using english. Ask any Australian who is the greatest batsman to ever exist they will say Bradman without a thought. I can share vedios of shane warne saying the same. About Lara and others mentioned these questions are usually asked by reporters who are usually from South Asia. Records speak. Go to google and search highest ranking points of batsman and u will see where Tendulkar is really. You are proving ur point u don't have anything to say and the next only step left for you is to use abusive language and attack my religion. That says a lot u being rattled. Now I can make fun of ur religion which is easy for me but then what is the difference between u and me

[@sundarrajan9223]

not a single stare, no sledging, just run in and bowl. Love this

[@ashishkumar-br7nw]

He was extremely quick (1991-1996)before shoulder rotator cuff injury.Unfortunately there were no speed guns at that time

[@Abhishek37383]

He is the best fast bowler before bumrah, baki india me sare avg pacers hi hue hn

[@ashishkumar-br7nw]

@@Abhishek37383 Shami is also great fast bowler in both formats of the game

[@mylordshiva3394]

Nice n gentle fastest bowler ever... no bad languages no arguments or no fights... Hat's off you legend 🙏❤✌👍

[@arkadeepmukherjee685]

The 03' WC south africa pitch was the fastest and most suitable for fast bowlers. Each and every one broke their speed limits there. Shoaib, Lee, Bond, Zaheer, Nehra 🔥

[@drkscheema]

Bhai bowling speed pitch se nai, hand se release hone k time pe measure ki jaati hai

[@elangomass]

Bro bowling calculated when the ball is released...after pitching speed will be max 110 kph....so any pitch you will release the same amount of speed

[@arkadeepmukherjee685]

@@elangomass Yes I know that's what I'm saying pitch was faster in that sense only. After pitching the ball did not slow down as much as it is used to. The batsman faced the balls a lot quicker than normal.

[@Jagan-qd5xq]

@@elangomass sena countries pitch offers much more speed and bounce after pitching than sub cont. pitches

[@chandrashekarn8237]

Probably one of the best bowling actions in the world. My all time favorite bowler.. Javagal Srinath.. ❤❤❤❤

[@anupaminvestment-ai9777]

Look at speed , he is playing his last turnament still speed is much higher than today's bowlers

[@Damle1313]

Srinath is best Seam bowler of all time❤️❤️❤️

[@bhaskarpuvvala5849]

Great man...great servant of Indian cricket...real legend

[@bhaskar2609]

Bowling 143 clicks per hour..after a rotator cuff surgery and at the end of his career...what a legend!!

[@nareshzala2478]

His speed is almost 143 . It means in early days he bowl at the speed of 150

[@ragavvijayadev8900]

Srinath still hold the record of bowling the fastest delivery by an Indian pace bowler. 157.3kmph is still unbeaten to this day. Maybe in the days to come Umran Malik, Mayank Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah , Mohd Siraj, Mohd. Shami may break this record, but the consistency to bowl over 140 clicks without losing line and length with intelligence and displaying gentlemanly attitude will never come close as that of Srinath. He was the humble warrior from 1989-2003 who started in 1990 as a first change bowler to Kapil Dev and Manok Prabhakar and went on to spear head the attack for most of the 90s and early 2000s. A rare gem.

[@user-tk8yi5xx5t]

What a beautiful bowling action

[@renjiths.9672]

Whatever he has made in his career was tremendous had best average and strike rate. The final match was really a tough final for him bowled 10overs and conceded more than 80+ runs.

[@sayantanchakraborty3221]

Srinath was the fastest Indian bowler since independence but especially back in the 90s , board and team management never cared to manage his workload properly. Such a shame. A very hardworking cricketer who always gave his all while playing for the national team but never got his due especially during Azhar and Sachin 's captaincy. It was Ganguly who brought his most experienced pace weapon back in the team before WC 2003. Srinath, who already retired by that time, was back in action to do national duty on the request of the skipper. And what a wcup he had had! Barring the final he was phenomenal throughout the tournament.

[@anand_nair]

Nearing the end of his career and still clocking well above 140kmph...legend 🔥

[@NobodyIikesyouduh]

The most underrated bowler in cricket history. He was the greatest bowler of our times

[@rocckks8605]

Legend fast bowler...2003 world cup only 4 fulltime bowler's plyd in plying 11

[@sourabhkulkarni9411]

Clocking 140+ at that age and more than 5 overs spells for over 4 World cups plus being over bowled in test matches on dead pitches with no support from the other end for decades till zaheer arrived...that's the struggle Javagal Srinath has gone through. 1st genuine fast bowler from India. True gentleman who got absolutely no credit for his efforts! Great upload!

[@mohanpatnaik8373]

He had venkateshwar prasaad to support from other end. Zaheer nd Ashish were debutants 2years ago where these legends hung up their shoes👞.

[@rishi_6266]

Back in the days, Indian bowlers were always tagged as medium pace bowler and never ever fast bowler. Even McGrath who bowled at 130s all through his career was tagged as fast bowler. Here was Srinath at the end of his career at World Cup 2003 was regularly clocking 140kmph plus. He was tear away fast in the 90s before a shoulder injury in 1997 but still he was quick enough and mighty effective. He will remain a favorite of mine and a highly underrated bowler in world cricket and served India very well.

[@360degreestudy4]

One of the Best Bowler ..my heart broken when he retired

[@dainikjyoti9076]

What a spell! We won't find any bowlers like Srinath, Zaheer Khan and Anil Kumble again 😢 missing those glory days

[@ashrafashru2472]

I had this action in my walking, running and jumping then .... love you Srinath

[@SandeepKumar-wx8um]

140+ speed in his bowling last days from his career birliant, one of the best fast bowler of India. 😮

[@TheDak1234]

A balance of Pathan and Dhoni in place of Kaif and Mongia would have made drastic impact in this world cup. Alas they debuted after 1 year.

[@syedmudassirahmed4431]

Yes you are right

[@akhtarkhanbaloch6365]

I always called Srinath a “Good Length” bowler. Respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@saddamshaikh-rs2jw]

He is legend this is a fact see his records and sad thing is no one remembers him like Zaheer Kapil Dev

[@Aaaaaaadil]

According to me Srinath, Ajit Agarkar, Zaheer Khan and Irfan Pathan were the genuine swing bowlers I loved to watch. Respect...

[@iammodestykazi6914]

That ball @ 1:00 had my heart racing. Srinath was an absolute gem 💎

[@rahulajs]

Still remember Nehra reaping rewards on the back of Srinath's outstanding spell.

[@valt5751]

Srinath bowled nicely in this match but it was Nehra who stole the show with 6 wickets in this match and with amazing swing bowling.

[@souveekroy4514]

even we lost the wc 2003 but 2003 wc was the best world cup for team India many memories were attached with this wc

[@KK-vs2ho]

This was by far the best world cup squad for India.. Tendulkar, Dravid, Ganguly, Yuvraj as batters.. Srinath, Zaheer, Kumble as bowlers.. Good fielders like Kaif, Yuvraj.. Excellent captain in Ganguly..

[@vijayiyer8518]

Was this the 2003 world cup ?

[@KK-vs2ho]

@@vijayiyer8518 yes

[@anoopredmango5630]

Back on the years... These all are mens are the prode to make India on top.. We are always memorise the game...

[@harsha1989able]

Quality content as usual... Appreciate you helping relive the old memories...

[@nikhilbhosale2945]

Thank u for uploading this !!! Now many people will come to know how underrated Shrinath is...... He is one of the best fast bowlers the world has ever seen !!!

[@SigmaCap84]

True gentleman of Indian cricket.. He came from a long way at the last minute and joined Indian squad in wc2003.. 💗 Still remember Srinath along with nehra and zaheer made wonders in WC 2003 with pace attack 💞.. Unfortunately lost in the finals. One and only Srinath

[@Corn.bread28]

I didnt see any sledging during his career. Bowl a superb delivery and headed back to bowl again. Just amzing Sri !! If srinath had sledged every ball like McGrath..i think he would have got more wickets! But he is a gentleman never ever did that. Pure class pure cricket! Long live Javagal Srinath. Our pride Our Mysore express!

[@ankursawant71]

This was in 2003, the year Srinath retired... imagine how quick he must be when he was younger.

[@manjuanth8275]

Loved him bolw always... Very simple and genuine

[@ROCKY15557]

Please do upload more and more of such videos.

[@srujanrated5633]

Tendulkar scored 50 runs with 8 fours & 1 monster six against caddick. Srinath bowled like this other end made nehra to pick 6 wickets. Pure class cricket.

[@ankitsanyal]

THIS form in the finals....and we’d be telling a different story. I remember that the seam bowling in this match was so put together ! Zaheer, Srinath and Nehra were in top form in this particular match. All three were in excellent rhythm AVERAGING 140+ kph (i think Nehra’s fastest was 149 in this game), swinging and seaming the deliveries....England had no chance whatsoever

[@soumalya1234]

You are wearing tinted glass. This was durban at night. The ball was moving under lights. India's pace bowling in the tournament was good, but final was a flat wicket

[@sanaksanandan]

True. I was shocked when commentator (I think Manjrekar ) said 149. Nehra was on fire. He got many wickets.

[@manjunath.mmanjunath1107]

Nobody can produce these kind of bowler after him..