Marshall Magic, Brilliant Botham & Greenidge's Masterpiece! | Classic Match | Eng v WI 1984 | Lord's

Classic highlights from an all time great Test match as England battled West Indies at Lord's in 1984. See Marshall's 6 wicket haul, hundreds for Fowler & Lamb & Botham's 8- fer before Gordon Greenidge stole the show with his unbelievable 214* in West Indies 344-1 chase.
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[@nirankushbharadwaj4615]

A moment of appreciation for the channel , to give a chance even to spectate such greats to have played the game .

[@lordscricketground]

Thank you, Nirankush. An honour to share this epic match at Lord's!

[@devinderkumar6187]

One of the best 4th innings century by Gordon Greenidge. Brutal slaughter.

[@mrkipling2201]

He wasn’t the fastest bowler around but he was so accurate and nearly always made the batsman play it. Ian Botham was my cricket hero growing up. Absolutely brilliant player.

[@jahno7154]

He was a brilliant player but he was never a accurate bowler even when he lost all his pace.

[@mrkipling2201]

Well he must have been pretty accurate to get all those wickets!!

[@rv_316]

@@mrkipling2201 well beefy was bloody good, his records are a testimony of that. Not fast by any means, but very accurate. My childhood favorite along with hadlee and so many others. Good old days of exciting cricket.

[@danguee1]

@@mrkipling2201 Not when you're looking at the greatest. He could be pretty wayward. Botham is 19th on the list of highest wicket-takers. Only 2 on that list of 19 have a higher economy and only 1 (of the non-spinners) has a higher average. When this discussion is around The Greats - Botham was not particularly accurate

[@simonmassey3747]

Golden Summers of the past watching some of the best players of their day. Malcolm Marshall, Viv Richards and Beefy would all be in my all-time XI. Also fantastic to hear the tones of Ritchie Benaud who is greatly missed. Thank you for uploading these wonderful highlights.

[@rdatta]

Thanks for sharing. What a remarkable match. Greenidge's 214* is legendary but I hadn't realized what an incredible performance by Botham. Fine innings by Fowler and Lamb. Proper cricket. Props to Larry Gomes - takes some kind of talent to bat at #4 for this team.

[@lordscricketground]

Glad you enjoyed it, Rajan.

[@kristoffsamm10]

Larry Gomes has a stadium named after him in Trinidad

[@faisalshawon1207]

What a bowler Marshall was ??? Definitely best of all time contender.

[@pushkar6175]

MALCOLM'S PURE PACE BOTHAMS ALL - ROUND TALENT GREENINDGE CONSISTENT AND CLASS

[@poswalkuldeep]

Those ruthless square cut by Greenidge ..oooooh la..la...amazing. what a team that was 😊

[@YourNEBOSHguide]

Yes indeed. There was some different level of ferocity in his square cuts and pulls.

[@Alex_Christin]

That West Indies is deadly🔥🔥

[@pramodshankar7141]

One of the best 4th innings knock of all time by the Great Sir Gordon Greenidge

[@alpha068]

This is a true battle of titans. Perhaps the strongest English side ever vs the vintage top dog West Indies.

[@robertgreenwood5228]

Strongest England side ever? Are you having a laugh!

[@marktaylor6491]

@@robertgreenwood5228 Though the bowling was weak. That England side of the mid 1980's had a surprisingly good batting line up. Gooch, Gower, Gatting, Lamb, Botham. Also had Broad, Fowler, and Robinson.

[@famdouglas5198]

Crikey. Botham, Lamb, Gower and Willis were top class but the rest? Broad was decent as was Gatting but Pringle....Tbf to these guys the Windies would thrash just about any side throughout history and they made some talented players look terrible

[@famdouglas5198]

Don't recall Gooch playing in this series

[@vantheman1238]

Have you been drinking vodka and smoking weed at 8am? Can assure you this is NOT the strongest England team ever. 😂

[@viking007]

Gower was slaughtered by the press for the declaration. But he really couldn't be faulted: it was just sublime Greenidge, batting like a man possessed, who was responsible for the result. Until the time Greenidge walked into bat for the second time, England had made a match of it.

[@lexol3347]

Must be quite depressing for a team to set what looked like a challenging target, only to be beaten by 9 wickets.

[@girishchand444]

true, greenidge played like possesed man. What an innings 👍👍

[@MVgaming627]

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[@axt6760]

Thank you for giving us this opportunity to watch legends like Greenidge, Botham, Marshall..... Good old days 👍

[@Jamesgeorge-d9r]

Unbelievable innings by greenidge.

[@ArchismanMozumder]

Thank you very much for this beautiful video. A pulsating match with some great performances. One of the greatest individual knocks in victorious run-chases in test history. Greenidge was at his imperious best.

[@2626whwh]

This west Indians team from the late 70s, to the 80s of the great Viv Richards, Clive Lloyd, Gordon Greenidge, Big bird Garner, Marshall, Holding was truly invincible.

[@venkxjk5992]

Thank you for uploading one of the top performances of one of the greatest cricket teams of all time... It is a true pleasure to watch an evenly matched contest between bat and ball, especially, if the contest involves the legends who uphold the spirit of the game and be a sport....

[@raulwkwesidavis6160]

Fourth innings double century. What mastery!

[@mrduckspeak]

I remember one cricket correspondent's summary of this game included the immortal line, "Botham bowled England into the game on the Saturday - and out of it again on Tuesday."

[@lestercharles9856]

The quality of the square cutting by both teams in this match is brilliant...

[@reddeserted13]

Thank you. Love watching these classics. Good quality video.

[@rohanyeole6520]

LCG is a pure gold in making of test cricket Wonder how challenging it would have been for the umpires to decide whether its a six or four. LCG and Eden gardens are the two grounds where the unexpected becomes reality. Also hats off to the crowds those days I rarely found a seat empty in the stands. Love your efforts LCG hats off again to you as well.

[@SachinSingh-nb6bb]

Facing the fast bowler without proper helmet was devastating for the player and against the west indies pacer was like fan falling on head when hit by the bouncer

[@chandrashekharjathar7026]

Recall my old memories. GG 214 Is still in memory. Thanks for video ✌️

[@DrTWG]

I was just a teen but those were great days- watching cricket for hours on BBC

[@harrynewiss4630]

Thanks for this/ England never recovered from this result in this series. They competed well for four days but then saw the West Indies ascend to another level and simply demolish their bowling attack on the final day. Greenidge's performance was astonishing to watch. It was pretty much one way traffic for the rest of the series.

[@munafix7]

This was the best era of cricket. The best ever cricket & the best ever cricketers.

[@vaadaenmacchi]

Look at the camaraderie between Ian and Viv after that bouncer!

[@mrkipling2201]

Somerset team mates at the time.

[@jamesd7045]

Very good friends off the field too. I think Viv is godfather to Ian's son.

[@captainamerica5945]

Would you ever see something like that in baseball the whole team would run to the ground to fight

[@sreekumarnair2073]

Golden era of west indies - Desmond Haynes & geenidge on the opening & the greatest bowlers like MALCOM MARSHALL & ANTY ROBERTS with the ball

[@robinroy8659]

Wow 😲 it's unbelievable for me to find the highlights of the most devastating most furious test match ever played... As i had listened a lot about this match from my father and used to watch the scorecard only... Thankyou so much @lords cricket ground for this gem 💎❤. I will suggest a cricket fan who want to see the real dominance of Windies cricket in that decade please watch this video... Once again thnx

[@sameeranwer9870]

Thanks for uploading these classics,Really enjoy watching these,Love from 🇵🇰

[@debiprasadindrajit5870]

08:57 is the best moment. The way Viv walked towards the other end of the pitch after that bouncer. Botham against Viv, I would pay box-office tickets to watch that.

[@richardhenry7841]

I remember listening to this match on radio and wondering why Lloyd or Richards did not come at #3...

[@montecristo1769]

LCG, may I suggest you supplement these great and nostalgic videos with the relevant scorecards of each innings, else the visuals and commentary are just meaningless without them. I had to do a Google search for the match scorecard to understand which team scored what on which day and how WI won in the end.

[@lordscricketground]

Thank you for your feedback - we'll certainly look into adding these into our descriptions! We hope you enjoy the videos?

[@montecristo1769]

@@lordscricketground Indeed, these are real treats for cricket lovers. Thank you.

[@amankalsi4194]

I agree with you.

[@school8066]

Those days we had only Radios to hear the match commentary :)

[@randyeduo]

THIS IS THE ONE MATCH THAT THE BRITISH WILL NEVER FORGET)_ They dominated the 1st innings going into the 2nd but when it was all said and done, the West Indies were having none of it, with almost 350 runs being chased in 5 hours, this is unheard-of in cricket history

[@kingsrd1]

Marshall was a great bowler, the extreme pace was an added extra. Viv Richards, legend. Mike gatting, Little fat pudding

[@mrkipling2201]

This is cricket at it’s absolute best. Even if the West Indies were far too good for us.

[@pattasuryanarayana4130]

Great players. Great memories.

[@AnshumanDas2902]

Lords Cricket Ground, I wanted to ask why are there no scorecards in this footage. And also, a lot of appreciation from bottom of my heart and all Indians for providing this footage

[@aldershot5100]

Sadly the days when the selectors were hopeless.You only had a couple of chances and you were out.Basically it was a about good technique and that's all that mattered .The mappers that were selected was unbelievable.

[@jayanthshetty3376]

top class coverage by camera man

[@yesno5480]

The same England side defeated the Australian side in ashes by 3-1 in England in 1985.These shows how much strong West Indies in those days

[@parallelfilmsoldserials670]

♥️The Golden Era of Real Cricket 🌹🏆

[@johnkinsella5358]

Nice to see how competitive England were against this West Indies team -in some tests at least. Gower's declaration was brave and not seen as reckless at the time, just as an honest attempt to win a test match. Greenidge and Gomes showed how 4th innings batting was done. Also a reminder that Ian Botham had a cracking series in 1984, huge wickets and I think 4 fifties, at least as good as 1981 but against a far better team against whom, one great player on fire could not turn the tide, hard though he did try.

[@kingsrd1]

Yeah!

[@boymeetsbush8232]

Botham and Greenidge were joint man of the match. That is how good Botham was in this match otherwise 214 NO in less than a day would have easily been solo Man of the match for greenidge

[@harrynewiss4630]

As England only had one wicket left when the declaration was made it's not obvious it would have made a lot of difference

[@ashishmudgal4396]

Greenidge my favourite

[@Omar-qm5sf]

Botham didn't even appeal for Viv Richards wicket. Ball would have missed 3 leg stumps.

[@Arijit576]

Thanks for sharing this . . Appreciate it.

[@mohamedrafi7899]

What a bouncer.. OMG.. Malcom marshal sir

[@Right1512]

Hardly a handful comments praising Fowler! Looked very classy and courageous too. Wonder why his career didn't flourish enough to be counted as one of the best English batters. That hundred was truly magnificent given the kind of attack he got it against.

[@J-sKitchen]

The Prime West Indies. WI blackwash to ENG 5-0. This is still most dominanting performance ever in away tour 🔥🔥🔥💖💖💖. Miss this WI 😢😢😢

[@AuthenticSelector64]

England had a very strong team ... but West Indies were on another level

[@bittertruth0000]

Legendary .

[@arunsadasivan1738]

Real cricket. Fearsome. Ball travels fast even in slow motion.

[@anindyashee9407]

Magical fast bowling..one for the ages

[@LinuxLea]

Did you just take a 4 by 3 picture and stretched it to 16 by 9, making Both look even more beefy?!

[@rexsahadeo766]

The ever dependable Larry Gomes always underated

[@johncourtneidge]

Wow! Thank-you!

[@FreeVortex-py4oo]

This brilliant thank you

[@hvacgar2]

such legends ! RIP those no longer with us

[@AmmanuelShahid]

Love you marshall Great bowler ❤

[@JPCBE]

Thanks to the channel

[@Britonbear]

Gordon Greenidge...a Scottish legend.

[@CAshishRaj]

Writing comment before watching the video. Can't wait to see it...byyy

[@patruzemann]

One thing I understood, in old day hell lot of wrong decisions were given by umpires....

[@aakeelhusainsaiyed1191]

Legendary cricketer ❤

[@ayanghosh7597]

It is a miracle no one got killed or maimed for life facing such battery of deadly fast bowling without face protection.

[@ayushshukla3814]

Gordon Greenidge looked like he could score an ODI double Ton if he played in this era.

[@robertellis6702]

Greenidge held the record scores for all 3 limited over competitions in England and Wales in seventies/ early eighties including a 177 in a 40 over game, before they fielding restrictions/circles. Bet he had a few on the boundary 👍🏿

[@christophertalbot9488]

Epic battle!

[@IanBynoe-it6ni]

When wi cricket was cricket. Now it is the insect cricket 😅

[@chokurei38]

What a shame the camera man was dozing when Botham pulled that 90mph snorter into the grandstand . Slow mo at least was available but to appreciate what a brave shot that was in real-time

[@b.r.srihari4099]

At 17:45 Dessy was run out... I thiink it was done intentionally by Greenidge as Dessy was slow in scoring runs while chasing a huge target with limited overs to be bowled.......Also Botham during a commentary few years back said about this innings "There was virtually no running b/w the wickets when Gordon was batting'....

[@boymeetsbush8232]

Des Haynes was way more powerful and fast scorer than Larry Gomes. He was not slow many times he outscored Greenidge

[@peedeefrancis1589]

@@boymeetsbush8232 what is he talking about?....Haynes was as attacking as GG....

[@lewisgreen1633]

Brutal pace attack..

[@virtuosowins]

Appreciate the kind of utility Larry Gomez had.

[@jagannathsr2260]

Soooper cricket ..all round

[@godfreysmith4703]

Those where the good old days

[@bigfan2710]

20.14 best shot of all time

[@desireuben]

We can’t witness such a balanced battle with ball and bat these days. ICC has tied fast bowler’s hands. It’s all about batting that’s what entertains the crowd and brings money

[@debiprasadindrajit5870]

*Eng: 286* (Fowler 106, C Broad 55, Marshall 6-85, & Baptiste 2-36) *and* *300-9d* (Lamb 110, Botham 81, Garner 3-91 & Small 3-40) _lost to_ *WI: 245* (Richards 72, Baptiste 44, Botham 8-103 & Willis 2-48) *and* *344-1* (Greenidge 214* & Gomes 92*) _by 9 wickets._

[@curtisalleyne3710]

Proper test cricket

[@christopherking7192]

12:06 pitched way outside leg.

[@YourNEBOSHguide]

Indians are partial to Vishwanath and gavaskar for their square cuts but they cant hold a candle to the square cuts of greenidge. Hats off

[@Peeyush5805]

🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 First Love Form India

[@sherlockholmes4794]

Chris broad & stuat broad have similar stance

[@NishitShukla]

Can you correct that BROAD spelling?

[@sherlockholmes4794]

@@NishitShukla sorry

[@radhakrishnagawas5330]

Great players

[@BharathKumar-ox4fx]

I have not seen Botham bowling like that...It looks like he is fast..

[@beefy1986]

He was very fast alongwith late swing. He had a recurring back issue and his fitness issues robbed him of the pace.

[@drdavid1963]

0:16 That ball was SERIOUSLY fast. I'd put Malcolm Marshall in my all-time XI. Just watch this video and see why.

[@trkayani4949]

Test cricket at its best.

[@ranjitroy1024]

for the sake of trivia, is Mike Gatting the first batsman to be out LBW shouldering arms in both innings of a test match?

[@sunwitness7270]

അന്നൊക്കെ ക്രിക്കറ്റ്‌ ബൗളേർമാർക്ക് ആനുകൂല്യങ്ങൾ ഉണ്ടായിരുന്നു❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.കഷ്ട്ടപെട്ടു കളിച്ചാൽ മാത്രമേ ബാറ്റിസ്മാൻ റൺസ് കണ്ടെത്താൻ കഴിയൂ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️.ഇന്നിപ്പോൾ ബൗളേർമാരുടെ അവസ്ഥ 😰😰😰😰😰😰😰. ക്രിക്കറ്റ്‌ ഇപ്പോൾ ബാറ്റിസ്മാന്മാരുടെ കളി ആയി 💙💙💙💙💙. ഇപ്പോൾ ബൗളേർമാർക്ക് ആകെയുള്ള ആശ്വാസം ടെസ്റ്റ് ആണ് 💥💥💥💥

[@sheejakp4674]

Athe bro sathyam annu cricketil batsmanum bowlerinum ore sthanam ayyirinnu🤩🤩🤩🤩. Ennu cricket batsman 's game ayyi

[@sheejakp4674]

Test cricketanu real cricket , t20 entertainer cricket

[@sunwitness7270]

@@sheejakp4674 നിങ്ങൾ ഇവിടെയും എത്തിയോ 😍😍😍😍😍. മുടിഞ്ഞ ക്രിക്കറ്റ് ഫാൻ ആണല്ലേ നിങ്ങൾ 👍👍👍👍

[@sunwitness7270]

@@sheejakp4674 ടെസ്റ്റ് തന്നെയാ എനിക്കും കൂടുതൽ ഇഷ്ടം ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sheejakp4674]

@@sunwitness7270 thank you bro 😍😍😍

[@ytadltspv]

1:45 - the batter didnt even see the ball. sheer luck his face didnt stop it!

[@dbzknightxofficial4408]

I hope you guys realease the match from the grovel test series because Tony Greig deserved that loss

[@tejeshkonchada3971]

Wow Stuart Broad's stance are so similar to his father's

[@syedabbas1101]

WI bowlers very dangerous customers indeed.

[@RetroXpert]

Plz provide longe highlights min.1 hour this is too short for classic match like this

[@rohanyeole6520]

LCG I have a question for you please don't forget too answer What kind of a bowler was Bob Willis?????? As I haven't watched him bowling most but his bowling action suggests me that he was a hit the deck bowler similar to Joel garner

[@boymeetsbush8232]

Willis was fast and deadly. In 1981 Ashes he took 8 wickets for 40 odd runs in an inning what is now known as Botham’s Ashes. His total of 325 test wickets was highest for England till Botham surpassed him

[@saifurrehman9181]

First love from 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@blackrose474]

Five Fast Bowlers of West Indies will remain mysterious historical fact ... No other country could produce such brilliant pace batteries....What I think India should improve his Fast Bowling Department in order to generate real pace making India Super Power of Cricket as well...

[@nigeljames5622]

Ritchie Benaud was one commentator but who was the other please?

[@terminallyinquisitive1731]

Jim Laker...another great commentator

[@lexol3347]

LBW without playing a shot in both innings; Gatting seems to have a hard head.

[@danguee1]

3:30 AND 12:35 how many times did we see Gatting out while shouldering arms? What a muppet - never learned, always in denial...