Rare Footage of English and Australian Cricket Teams (1905) | Sporting History

England and Australian cricket teams walk onto the Lord's Cricket Ground and play the field. Wonderful shots of women wearing hats and eating snacks. Lots of young boys looking at the camera.
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[@karan__Singh_pnp]

RIP to all of them.... What a time that was No mobile, No internet, everyone had time for each other

[@jinayprathod9156]

You are enjoying this match in mobile🤣

[@karan__Singh_pnp]

@@jinayprathod9156 he he... You have a point

[@totarsco2823]

@@karan__Singh_pnp That is very bad time... No internet no mobile .. could not call could not message and could not communicate other country people wirelessly... Most of the people could not watch this match because don't have telivision and mobile phone

[@ArchieFatcackie]

@@totarsco2823 No one being vitriolic on social media. No nutcases and cranks having a platform to communicate with other nutcases and cranks through social media. People having a sound perspective on life.

[@DevinZA]

@@ArchieFatcackie Just people being vitriolic and cruel in person. No escape to online friends, no connection to the outside world, just whatever dot on the map you were stuck in.

[@Dilhan777]

The first, left-handed batsman in a mustache is the Australian cricket captain, Joe Darling. The second batsman is Monty Noble. The batsman is Victor Trumper. The last, left-handed batsman is Clem Hill.

[@stonksman4328]

Dilhan777 how do u know?!?!?!

[@wrestlexwrestlingshorts661]

Tibby cotter also in the footage

[@BilalKhan-uj9jt]

How do you know?

[@farazzubair4935]

Well i could make out Joe Darling, Trumper and Hill from the clip but i couldnt see any 4th batsman, so how did you figure out Noble

[@sushmadevi6285]

Great and memorable moments for all cricket lovers 😀😀😀

[@supadoopacoopa1947]

Love these old sporting videos. Keep it up!👏👏

[@ManhaJSalafee]

Oldest helicopter shot 1:10

[@007hafizrizwan]

Yes. You amazing 😍

[@farazzubair4935]

That was Trumper's signature shot

[@akafridi5]

Cricket lovers will must search this video😁

[@amirshabbir1540]

Really like ancestors time's history and really love to watch and see the real historic things like this ..feeling pretty much that time.. respect from Pindi

[@chang-jungkarki1684]

hahaa, good to see the old footage of Cricket. I wish they would be back to see how things Changed after 100 years later.

[@AsboJunior]

0:27 Two fingered salute haha

[@lexatrice2600]

It's like a very traditional festival.

[@swagotoroy652]

This whole footage is a collection of video shoots done during the 1905 Aus's Ashes tour and not necessarily from a single test match. Aus lost 0-2 to a very strong Eng side. Some of the shoots were only done for motion picture entertainment as was common then. No live cameras then.

[@manashkalita2694]

Days were simple and happy compared to today's life

[@Shastrisknowledgebytes]

World war 1 would happen after 9 years of this match.

[@akjoda]

Love it..Who says we don't have much history

[@abhaysha]

Legand watch after 11 years ago this match

[@NikhilKumar-ek7zl]

Old is gold

[@totarsco2823]

0:14 is it charlie chaplin???

[@mdzama4383]

It's just awesome

[@amosjulien2539]

the footage is very good

[@alandesouzacruz5124]

Fascinating

[@totarsco2823]

0:14 ചാർളി ചാപ്ലിൻ അല്ലേ

[@Bart_Allen_YT]

Good Footage but it would have been nice to see the likes of Fred Spoofhorth, Clem Hill, Bobby Peel , George Lohmann, Victor Trumper and Jim Thorpe feature as well.

[@jahno7154]

Are you having a laugh or just thick ?

[@Bart_Allen_YT]

@@jahno7154 What makes you say that ?

[@farazzubair4935]

Well Clem Hill and Trumper are there. Infact they are the ones batting

[@rockysoft2227]

Age of all you guys..?

[@COMEDYiNSiDE]

lucky to have seen....

[@SW-zx3op]

Did anyone else spot the cheeky 'two fingers up' / V-sign @0:26 ?

[@sambraingotacrush9241]

I saw Author Shelby batting.

[@Hezoyam10]

Literally everyone looks like Charlie Chaplin

[@yashmunj9442]

nic history for cricket

[@ImranSahir1]

Everyone in this clip is dead right now, including children.

[@m.sankararameswaran5239]

Imran Sahir may be you too

[@zainsm6460]

Imran Sahir omg that’s sad

[@jimijimi966]

Classic ♥♥♥♥

[@eswart3680]

Lol..Even my great grandpa was not born at that time..😂

[@sachinkushare353]

so nice yar.....

[@syedzafarali3498]

I wonder the people in those times had such robotic movements or it was just an issue with camera/video quality and frames?

[@lucifer_69960]

Watch in 0.75x. The video is sped up, most likely to achieve 30fps.

[@arvindr25]

which one is Trumper?

[@disclosedfacts3692]

Please upload 1877 test match

[@Exiide89]

😂😂😂

[@soldiergaming1077]

😂😂😂

[@lawabiding123]

You will need to go back to 1877 to record it

[@TT-rz5hi]

@@mansimishra9073 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKCYiZKtj7F0bJo

[@rvs1444]

It wasn't recorded bro

[@shavindaviduranga946]

1:10 world first helicopter shot

[@peternicholson1700]

Nice hats.

[@mose4474]

Still no footage of Wilt Chamberlain’s 100 point game

[@planetX15]

I wonder how many runs he made with it.

[@omkarsridhar14]

Is Warwick Armstrong part of this side?

[@27sadhu]

My wife who probably picked up the bat first time had a better stance than that😂

[@shabsify1]

The way those batsmen are holding bats it seems more like local gully cricket.

[@oskarjung6738]

Look at bat's width

[@naveedanjum8029]

All the players were above 50😮.....even in 1905

[@EvillDZAYGEOFFICIAL]

oh this game older than titanic ship 😝

[@user-pe5nm5jo5p]

watching in 2023😢

[@asifiqbal2675]

How is that even recorded

[@JMMathieson]

dan brown likes cricket? thats a very big surprise considering he's from america!

[@calmguy1]

i wonder if they bowled at as much pace as today.

[@thecrazygamertarun5265]

No half the pace or slower

[@jahno7154]

Batsmen in those days had terrible footwork.

[@utha2665]

The game was still forming, really. It was probably cutting edge for the day.

[@jahno7154]

@@utha2665Absolutely correct

[@rajapusapati1]

Helicopter shot ?

[@Localexlikesst3]

Wonderful shots of women in desc is sus

[@MuhammadFahidAsif]

1:09 helicopter shot

[@freemanv4056]

I like the guy giving the V sign at 26 seconds in.

[@ronaldwilliams6251]

The year 1868 was the the first Australians to play the English, and they where Aboriginals, they won't tell you that in the history books

[@sathyanarayanan3604]

Keeper

[@Al_Amin_Mogsodlou]

Resembling Charlie Chaplin movie

[@gurjeetsingh6518]

Wicket keeper ko toh ane dete uske bina he khel rhe hai

[@nikhilupadhyay6523]

is he chaplien

[@raf_rihaam9784]

It's look like a Charlie Chaplin's video

[@totarsco2823]

0:14 is it charlie chaplin???

[@jakebcfc1992]

Wicket keepers??

[@jani9783]

Us samay hum in k Ghulam thaay 😂😁

[@BilalKhan-uj9jt]

Todays 5 years old can bat better then them

[@bhumitchauhan5370]

owhh charlie chaplin 😍

[@laurasands8322]

No women commentators then or calling them batters .

[@dui526]

I thought cricket was invented by Indian

[@thomsboys77]

No

[@rajibgogoi3581]

But how Australian team travel to England in those days ?????

[@007hafizrizwan]

Via ship

[@rvs1444]

Ship

[@farooqAhmad-xh2mb]

This is fake......, before 1930 there were only 2 stumps

[@wrestlexwrestlingshorts661]

farooq Ahmad who told you idiot?

[@TheJonkerr7]

The 3rd stump was introduced in 1775

[@gudoneboy]

womens cricket looks more professional than this...how things have changed.

[@Ftspsss]

In comments Indians and Pakistani behave like, they invented cricket

[@NikhilPanchal-ct3cv]

Not me

[@jodhaakbar4181]

1905 in not it's a fake date