Singer World Series 1994 - Australia v India at Colombo (RPS) - Match Highlights

FIRST TIME ON KZbin India's EMPHATIC WIN vs Australia by 31 RUNS in the 3rd Match of Singer Cup 1994.

[@bhushan732]

What a pleasure it is to see this match again after 24 yrs....gone are those days when cricket used to be only cricket....miss that golden era...😍😍😍....thanks a lot Yasir bhai...for bringing those memories back...

[@meetzaveri4952]

Bhushan Deshmukh yup

[@jofinjof8018]

Your generation is blessed man

[@meetzaveri4952]

Jofin Jof absolutely right. Proud n lucky to be part of that generation

[@FarooqAhmad-dd7mq]

Very right i hold same sentiments.

[@Unknown-yv7xy]

I was crying and abusing Sachin...I remember while he was 8 out of 38 but in the end what a break for his centuries

[@nirajsawant508]

Mark Waugh was my favorite cricketer......Stylish elegant and amazing slip fielder.....Gold Era

[@umeshharolikar5992]

Lovely shot by KAMBLI against Shane Warne for 6 Excellent footwork Always Love you Vinod Kambli

[@mohammadimranawan8367]

Sachin's 1st ODI 100 after 5 years of his debut, amazing.. Love from Taxila Pakistan

[@kamrankhan-lj1ng]

One of the reasons Sachin did not have ODI centuries before 94 is that he was a middle order batsman prior to 1994.

[@Mukesh-m8b8x]

Because he was not opener before 1994

[@kamrankhan-lj1ng]

@@mohammadimranawan8367 This is just paraphrasing my comment!

[@johnsamuel6632]

We miss those days when 240+ was a good total to defend in an ODI... These days 240 isn't a safe total even in a T20..everything is done in batsmen's favor; small grounds, thick bats, fast outfields, field restrictions, etc. Those days they didn't have any of these favors and still they had to face bowlers like waseem akram, courtley Ambrose, McGrath, muralitharan..... Those were the golden days of cricket....

[@subratabiswas4991]

I miss it totally , what those days were , golden time

[@pink9912]

Game was evenly poised those days

[@jitendrahingmire4021]

I was in 5th

[@balasubramani8818]

This is kapils last series he retired after this

[@Rudravish]

True that. Should be having more sporting wickets. An even battle between bat n ball

[@pheminismisshit4571]

26years of these matches. Great memory with kapil mongia chauhan siddhu tendulkar kambli kumble raju prabhakar azruddin etc

[@thefasajuke]

lot of thanks for the upload...golden memories....sachin's first ODI hundred...a young McGra in his initial stages...magical Warnie....david boon & mark waugh....frm the indian side, the names of Azhar, Prabakar, Kambli bring sad feelings to the heart.....so satisfying to know tht we were witness to all these ups and downs......we walked along with giants....

[@jalajchaturvedi1]

To be very honest, victories in those days, were very hard to come by for us Indians. Lots of talent we had, but most of the times team crumbled under pressure and gave away from winning positions. Any victory over Australia, man it was like a festival celebration.

[@landmarkrealtors3278]

Very True & very wel said 👍

[@Raja_aur_rudra.]

Right

[@ptj1ptj172]

We needed a Ganguly to turn things around in terms of mentality of the players.

[@anandk9220]

@@ptj1ptj172 All dear readers, one nice and important fact I'd like to share with you here. Mostly national citizens of a certain country often tease others that you're only a typical fan of your own nation idols. It could be me teasing others or even you teasing someone else. But before doing that, let's inspect the actual scenario. I'm telling this based on my experiences in India. Your experiences may differ from the following. Fact is that most of the common people didn't have TV back in 1970s and even till mid 1990s. So society people mostly used to gather and be openly welcomed by the little 'royal' families who had TV set at their home. Those times, watching even India matches was hell of difficult task as Doordarshan didn't used to telecast every single match. If watching India matches itself was so difficult, obviously watching other nation matches in India seems a far fetched dream, as there was no internet or private network those days to watch any channel across the globe. So this is the VERY REASON WHY MOSTLY INDIANS HAVE WATCHED ONLY INDIA MATCHES AND CAN RECALL MOSTLY INDIAN HEROES. But I must say, I was lucky to experience both India and other nation matches of golden times like from 2000 till 2002. Especially I've watched other nation matches more than India matches, all thanks to espn, the best sports channel I've ever watched. I've watched Tests and ODIs (at least highlights of) WI-Aus, Eng-Aus, Zimbabwe matches, Ind-NZ, Ind-WI and several other quality contests. All the heroes then, like Sherwin Campbell, Alistair Campbell, Andy-Grant Flower, Lara, Nasser Hussain, Trescothick, Butcher, Stewart, Wavell Hinds, Marlon Samuels, Gayle, Jacobs, Ben-Adam Hollioake, Flintoff, Hoggard, Graham Thorpe, Cork, Gough, Mullally, Astle, Fleming, Mark Richardson, Vincent, Styris, Macmillan, Oram, Cairns, Harris, Tuffey...... THE LIST OF LEGENDS IS SIMPLY ENDLESS !!!! They weren't just players or entertainers, but the WHOLE TEAMS OF SA, NZ, AUS, SL, ENG, WI, ZIM AND INDIA WERE EDUCATORS. THEY HAVE ACTUALLY TAUGHT CRICKET AND LIFE BASICS TO ALL THE WORLDLY PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE GENERATION. SALUTE TO MY GLORIOUS '90s AND 2000s CRICKET !!! I think espn gave me so.much sports knowledge which is never available as a package ON ANY CHANNEL NOWADAYS. I've watched all of cricket, football, F1, cycling, skating, tennis, boxing, golf and somewhat even wwe, polo, horse racing, basketball, baseball, billiards and rugby back in 2000s. Getting to watch such quality sports on a single channel in India is beyond impossible today, despite so much technological and overall progress. Sportscenter program was really amazing and it covered news and updates of all sports, not just cricket or thereabouts. Really love those days of glorious 1990s and early 2000s !!!!!!!!!! 🏏👌👌👍👍👍😊😊😊😊

[@chikutheprince3739]

इतना ज्यादा भी नहीं हारते थे. हाँ विदेशों में बहुत कम जीत पाते थे

[@Cameroonwhite]

This is where it all started for me. The first cricket match I ever followed: Sep 9, 1994. Had never expected that one day I would see this one again!

[@kushalbhatte9827]

i do remember this match well, Sachin first ODI hundred and that too during Ganesh festival, it was also my first match which I followed on tv during childhood

[@vishaldhar420]

Okay dumb fuck

[@Unknown-yv7xy]

Sachin was 8 out of 38 balls and that moment I was crying and rest is history

[@humbleRaj]

Those days, it wasn't easy to hit in the first ten overs

[@dudduvasu]

Like u this one ofiicially ind vs kenya for me...in 1996 but i saw nz vs eng as first 1996 wc..astle 100.. not full match

[@robmatkrl1]

Still remember this game like yesterday. Sachin hitting his firs ODI ton after almost 5 years since his debut in 1989.

[@arunsadasivan1738]

Very true

[@arunsadasivan1738]

It took 5 yrs to get used to the shorter version of the game

[@arunsadasivan1738]

Very strange

[@arunsadasivan1738]

Sachin was more comfortable setting totals rather than chasing big totals of 250 plus

[@arunsadasivan1738]

The pressure use to get to him while chasing big totals

[@prabhanjanbadami8434]

Remember watching this game at home in Bangalore. It was a rainy evening in the Garden City but fortunately, there wasn't a drop of rain in Colombo. It was great fun watching this game in the company of my uncles - the banter was enjoyable !!!

[@gautamkoundinya]

When we were in school, we used to copy Venkatapathy Raju and Rajesh Chauhan's bowling style. Rajesh chauhan is also famous for a 6 he hit in Pakistan to win the match

[@pintubose5798]

I remember that moment..Rajesh Chouhan hit a winning six from Shaqlin Mustaq's ball

[@IITianProudIndian]

LOL u must be a total loser to copy raju n chauhan action. Rest of us were copying fast bowlers like Donald n McGrath n Walsh. And u were copying a nobody like raju who bowled lollipops 😂😂😂

[@ZubairKhan-ln8rr]

@@pintubose5798 Saqlain mushtaq in 1994??

[@TheCoolguy143]

@@IITianProudIndian A spinner with Mcgrath or Donalds action would have looked like a loser.

[@Unknown-yv7xy]

@@ZubairKhan-ln8rr 1997

[@devendratapdia11]

McGrath, Tendulkar, Warne go way back in 94. Great to see Kapil Paji in 94 match

[@sourjyabanerjee9310]

D T Bevan too.

[@ayurmouli]

Absolutely

[@anandk9220]

@@sourjyabanerjee9310 All dear readers, one nice and important fact I'd like to share with you here. Mostly national citizens of a certain country often tease others that you're only a typical fan of your own nation idols. It could be me teasing others or even you teasing someone else. But before doing that, let's inspect the actual scenario. I'm telling this based on my experiences in India. Your experiences may differ from the following. Fact is that most of the common people didn't have TV back in 1970s and even till mid 1990s. So society people mostly used to gather and be openly welcomed by the little 'royal' families who had TV set at their home. Those times, watching even India matches was hell of difficult task as Doordarshan didn't used to telecast every single match. If watching India matches itself was so difficult, obviously watching other nation matches in India seems a far fetched dream, as there was no internet or private network those days to watch any channel across the globe. So this is the VERY REASON WHY MOSTLY INDIANS HAVE WATCHED ONLY INDIA MATCHES AND CAN RECALL MOSTLY INDIAN HEROES. But I must say, I was lucky to experience both India and other nation matches of golden times like from 2000 till 2002. Especially I've watched other nation matches more than India matches, all thanks to espn, the best sports channel I've ever watched. I've watched Tests and ODIs (at least highlights of) WI-Aus, Eng-Aus, Zimbabwe matches, Ind-NZ, Ind-WI and several other quality contests. All the heroes then, like Sherwin Campbell, Alistair Campbell, Andy-Grant Flower, Lara, Nasser Hussain, Trescothick, Butcher, Stewart, Wavell Hinds, Marlon Samuels, Gayle, Jacobs, Ben-Adam Hollioake, Flintoff, Hoggard, Graham Thorpe, Cork, Gough, Mullally, Astle, Fleming, Mark Richardson, Vincent, Styris, Macmillan, Oram, Cairns, Harris, Tuffey...... THE LIST OF LEGENDS IS SIMPLY ENDLESS !!!! They weren't just players or entertainers, but the WHOLE TEAMS OF SA, NZ, AUS, SL, ENG, WI, ZIM AND INDIA WERE EDUCATORS. THEY HAVE ACTUALLY TAUGHT CRICKET AND LIFE BASICS TO ALL THE WORLDLY PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE GENERATION. SALUTE TO MY GLORIOUS '90s AND 2000s CRICKET !!! I think espn gave me so.much sports knowledge which is never available as a package ON ANY CHANNEL NOWADAYS. I've watched all of cricket, football, F1, cycling, skating, tennis, boxing, golf and somewhat even wwe, polo, horse racing, basketball, baseball, billiards and rugby back in 2000s. Getting to watch such quality sports on a single channel in India is beyond impossible today, despite so much technological and overall progress. Sportscenter program was really amazing and it covered news and updates of all sports, not just cricket or thereabouts. Really love those days of glorious 1990s and early 2000s !!!!!!!!!! 🏏👌👌👍👍👍😊😊😊😊

[@ramkumarbagdi5973]

This type of cricket will not come again m so lucky I was born in 80s era and I have seen true cricket 🏏 missing those days 😘

[@karthikiyer8217]

truly said. Miss the cricket played in the 90s.

[@siddharthbhattacharya9084]

That icon of Start tv on the top left hand side brings back so many memories.

[@raviraushan9331]

Thanks for this rare upload. I was watching this match and was mighty happy when Sachin got the hundred. Also it's quite a destiny that Sachin scored his hundred on Warne's delivery.

[@anandk9220]

@Ravi All dear readers, one nice and important fact I'd like to share with you here. Mostly national citizens of a certain country often tease others that you're only a typical fan of your own nation idols. It could be me teasing others or even you teasing someone else. But before doing that, let's inspect the actual scenario. I'm telling this based on my experiences in India. Your experiences may differ from the following. Fact is that most of the common people didn't have TV back in 1970s and even till mid 1990s. So society people mostly used to gather and be openly welcomed by the little 'royal' families who had TV set at their home. Those times, watching even India matches was hell of difficult task as Doordarshan didn't used to telecast every single match. If watching India matches itself was so difficult, obviously watching other nation matches in India seems a far fetched dream, as there was no internet or private network those days to watch any channel across the globe. So this is the VERY REASON WHY MOSTLY INDIANS HAVE WATCHED ONLY INDIA MATCHES AND CAN RECALL MOSTLY INDIAN HEROES. But I must say, I was lucky to experience both India and other nation matches of golden times like from 2000 till 2002. Especially I've watched other nation matches more than India matches, all thanks to espn, the best sports channel I've ever watched. I've watched Tests and ODIs (at least highlights of) WI-Aus, Eng-Aus, Zimbabwe matches, Ind-NZ, Ind-WI and several other quality contests. All the heroes then, like Sherwin Campbell, Alistair Campbell, Andy-Grant Flower, Lara, Nasser Hussain, Trescothick, Butcher, Stewart, Wavell Hinds, Marlon Samuels, Gayle, Jacobs, Ben-Adam Hollioake, Flintoff, Hoggard, Graham Thorpe, Cork, Gough, Mullally, Astle, Fleming, Mark Richardson, Vincent, Styris, Macmillan, Oram, Cairns, Harris, Tuffey...... THE LIST OF LEGENDS IS SIMPLY ENDLESS !!!! They weren't just players or entertainers, but the WHOLE TEAMS OF SA, NZ, AUS, SL, ENG, WI, ZIM AND INDIA WERE EDUCATORS. THEY HAVE ACTUALLY TAUGHT CRICKET AND LIFE BASICS TO ALL THE WORLDLY PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE GENERATION. SALUTE TO MY GLORIOUS '90s AND 2000s CRICKET !!! I think espn gave me so.much sports knowledge which is never available as a package ON ANY CHANNEL NOWADAYS. I've watched all of cricket, football, F1, cycling, skating, tennis, boxing, golf and somewhat even wwe, polo, horse racing, basketball, baseball, billiards and rugby back in 2000s. Getting to watch such quality sports on a single channel in India is beyond impossible today, despite so much technological and overall progress. Sportscenter program was really amazing and it covered news and updates of all sports, not just cricket or thereabouts. Really love those days of glorious 1990s and early 2000s !!!!!!!!!! 🏏👌👌👍👍👍😊😊😊😊

[@drex6476]

100 in 18 overs, 148 in 31! Anyway, the days when VHS tapes ruled and Sidhu had some uses too!

[@tomcarlyle1740]

Nothing beats the old school cricket matches !!

[@2dayis2010]

Just watch any of India Vs Pak recent games - you will change your opinion. Quality of cricket is a different level in modern era

[@AjaySingh-jg2xd]

@@2dayis2010 LOL.. Pakistan team of this Trash 20 era is a JOKE! Ditto for the Windies & Lankans. Hardly any competitive teams with quality bowling attacks left, esp in Test cricket

[@vishwakaran9020]

This indian team is the best team in terms of composition n solidity.... 2 Allrounders, good spinners, young sachin n kambli... One of the best batsman of the world at that tume Azhar.....wow a great looking indian team....

[@brc123321]

Indian team in those days was only average in world standards. They were no match for Australia, South Africa, West Indies and even Pakistan. They struggled to win any match in SENA countries, even winning any match against Australia, South Africa in India became a big news !

[@sachinnewaskar3920]

8:06 kambli hits six to shane warne...shane and kambli came face to face after australasia cup match in sharjah in which kambli took 22 runs out of shane warnes over hitting 2 sixes and 2 fours in his over...in this match too he came out of creeze and threw him away for a six on the very first ball of his over...

[@atharsyed9895]

Sachin Newaskar ufs Lvzz

[@pritammstr]

welcome to 90s brother

[@Rudravish]

Memories

[@anandk9220]

@@pritammstr All dear readers, one nice and important fact I'd like to share with you here. Mostly national citizens of a certain country often tease others that you're only a typical fan of your own nation idols. It could be me teasing others or even you teasing someone else. But before doing that, let's inspect the actual scenario. I'm telling this based on my experiences in India. Your experiences may differ from the following. Fact is that most of the common people didn't have TV back in 1970s and even till mid 1990s. So society people mostly used to gather and be openly welcomed by the little 'royal' families who had TV set at their home. Those times, watching even India matches was hell of difficult task as Doordarshan didn't used to telecast every single match. If watching India matches itself was so difficult, obviously watching other nation matches in India seems a far fetched dream, as there was no internet or private network those days to watch any channel across the globe. So this is the VERY REASON WHY MOSTLY INDIANS HAVE WATCHED ONLY INDIA MATCHES AND CAN RECALL MOSTLY INDIAN HEROES. But I must say, I was lucky to experience both India and other nation matches of golden times like from 2000 till 2002. Especially I've watched other nation matches more than India matches, all thanks to espn, the best sports channel I've ever watched. I've watched Tests and ODIs (at least highlights of) WI-Aus, Eng-Aus, Zimbabwe matches, Ind-NZ, Ind-WI and several other quality contests. All the heroes then, like Sherwin Campbell, Alistair Campbell, Andy-Grant Flower, Lara, Nasser Hussain, Trescothick, Butcher, Stewart, Wavell Hinds, Marlon Samuels, Gayle, Jacobs, Ben-Adam Hollioake, Flintoff, Hoggard, Graham Thorpe, Cork, Gough, Mullally, Astle, Fleming, Mark Richardson, Vincent, Styris, Macmillan, Oram, Cairns, Harris, Tuffey...... THE LIST OF LEGENDS IS SIMPLY ENDLESS !!!! They weren't just players or entertainers, but the WHOLE TEAMS OF SA, NZ, AUS, SL, ENG, WI, ZIM AND INDIA WERE EDUCATORS. THEY HAVE ACTUALLY TAUGHT CRICKET AND LIFE BASICS TO ALL THE WORLDLY PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE GENERATION. SALUTE TO MY GLORIOUS '90s AND 2000s CRICKET !!! I think espn gave me so.much sports knowledge which is never available as a package ON ANY CHANNEL NOWADAYS. I've watched all of cricket, football, F1, cycling, skating, tennis, boxing, golf and somewhat even wwe, polo, horse racing, basketball, baseball, billiards and rugby back in 2000s. Getting to watch such quality sports on a single channel in India is beyond impossible today, despite so much technological and overall progress. Sportscenter program was really amazing and it covered news and updates of all sports, not just cricket or thereabouts. Really love those days of glorious 1990s and early 2000s !!!!!!!!!! 🏏👌👌👍👍👍😊😊😊😊

[@livewelllivegood7724]

Pravakar's contribution was pivotal in this win

[@seeveraa5505]

When the time, most of the players afraid to face the pace of McDermot, young Sachin blasted his face by hitting Six & fours in his Maiden century, who was made for the Century... And the all rounder who opens with bat & ball, Manoj Prabhakar, looks like a Cine Hero. He is the NightMare of Pakistan, at that time... Good team effort to conquer a tasty victory against the mighty Aussies...

[@karthiksa2]

Manoj Prabhakar probably the only bowler at that time to bowl reverse swinging Yorkers for India

[@Sithomas1]

His career was destroyed in a single match by jayasurya

[@humbleRaj]

One Match doesn't define a 12 year Career Manoj Prabhakar Troubled that jayasurya, a number if times (Infact everytime) before that Fateful match Azhar after winning Toss, Must have chosen to bowl rather than vat on a Misty Morning

[@anandk9220]

@@humbleRaj All dear readers, one nice and important fact I'd like to share with you here. Mostly national citizens of a certain country often tease others that you're only a typical fan of your own nation idols. It could be me teasing others or even you teasing someone else. But before doing that, let's inspect the actual scenario. I'm telling this based on my experiences in India. Your experiences may differ from the following. Fact is that most of the common people didn't have TV back in 1970s and even till mid 1990s. So society people mostly used to gather and be openly welcomed by the little 'royal' families who had TV set at their home. Those times, watching even India matches was hell of difficult task as Doordarshan didn't used to telecast every single match. If watching India matches itself was so difficult, obviously watching other nation matches in India seems a far fetched dream, as there was no internet or private network those days to watch any channel across the globe. So this is the VERY REASON WHY MOSTLY INDIANS HAVE WATCHED ONLY INDIA MATCHES AND CAN RECALL MOSTLY INDIAN HEROES. But I must say, I was lucky to experience both India and other nation matches of golden times like from 2000 till 2002. Especially I've watched other nation matches more than India matches, all thanks to espn, the best sports channel I've ever watched. I've watched Tests and ODIs (at least highlights of) WI-Aus, Eng-Aus, Zimbabwe matches, Ind-NZ, Ind-WI and several other quality contests. All the heroes then, like Sherwin Campbell, Alistair Campbell, Andy-Grant Flower, Lara, Nasser Hussain, Trescothick, Butcher, Stewart, Wavell Hinds, Marlon Samuels, Gayle, Jacobs, Ben-Adam Hollioake, Flintoff, Hoggard, Graham Thorpe, Cork, Gough, Mullally, Astle, Fleming, Mark Richardson, Vincent, Styris, Macmillan, Oram, Cairns, Harris, Tuffey...... THE LIST OF LEGENDS IS SIMPLY ENDLESS !!!! They weren't just players or entertainers, but the WHOLE TEAMS OF SA, NZ, AUS, SL, ENG, WI, ZIM AND INDIA WERE EDUCATORS. THEY HAVE ACTUALLY TAUGHT CRICKET AND LIFE BASICS TO ALL THE WORLDLY PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE GENERATION. SALUTE TO MY GLORIOUS '90s AND 2000s CRICKET !!! I think espn gave me so.much sports knowledge which is never available as a package ON ANY CHANNEL NOWADAYS. I've watched all of cricket, football, F1, cycling, skating, tennis, boxing, golf and somewhat even wwe, polo, horse racing, basketball, baseball, billiards and rugby back in 2000s. Getting to watch such quality sports on a single channel in India is beyond impossible today, despite so much technological and overall progress. Sportscenter program was really amazing and it covered news and updates of all sports, not just cricket or thereabouts. Really love those days of glorious 1990s and early 2000s !!!!!!!!!! 🏏👌👌👍👍👍😊😊😊😊

[@Kamalyadav2020]

😂😂😂😂 Waqar Younis

[@amitavaroy6334]

Watched this match live on tv. Prayed for Sachin's first ODI hundred and he made that in this match...

[@anandk9220]

@amitava All dear readers, one nice and important fact I'd like to share with you here. Mostly national citizens of a certain country often tease others that you're only a typical fan of your own nation idols. It could be me teasing others or even you teasing someone else. But before doing that, let's inspect the actual scenario. I'm telling this based on my experiences in India. Your experiences may differ from the following. Fact is that most of the common people didn't have TV back in 1970s and even till mid 1990s. So society people mostly used to gather and be openly welcomed by the little 'royal' families who had TV set at their home. Those times, watching even India matches was hell of difficult task as Doordarshan didn't used to telecast every single match. If watching India matches itself was so difficult, obviously watching other nation matches in India seems a far fetched dream, as there was no internet or private network those days to watch any channel across the globe. So this is the VERY REASON WHY MOSTLY INDIANS HAVE WATCHED ONLY INDIA MATCHES AND CAN RECALL MOSTLY INDIAN HEROES. But I must say, I was lucky to experience both India and other nation matches of golden times like from 2000 till 2002. Especially I've watched other nation matches more than India matches, all thanks to espn, the best sports channel I've ever watched. I've watched Tests and ODIs (at least highlights of) WI-Aus, Eng-Aus, Zimbabwe matches, Ind-NZ, Ind-WI and several other quality contests. All the heroes then, like Sherwin Campbell, Alistair Campbell, Andy-Grant Flower, Lara, Nasser Hussain, Trescothick, Butcher, Stewart, Wavell Hinds, Marlon Samuels, Gayle, Jacobs, Ben-Adam Hollioake, Flintoff, Hoggard, Graham Thorpe, Cork, Gough, Mullally, Astle, Fleming, Mark Richardson, Vincent, Styris, Macmillan, Oram, Cairns, Harris, Tuffey...... THE LIST OF LEGENDS IS SIMPLY ENDLESS !!!! They weren't just players or entertainers, but the WHOLE TEAMS OF SA, NZ, AUS, SL, ENG, WI, ZIM AND INDIA WERE EDUCATORS. THEY HAVE ACTUALLY TAUGHT CRICKET AND LIFE BASICS TO ALL THE WORLDLY PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE GENERATION. SALUTE TO MY GLORIOUS '90s AND 2000s CRICKET !!! I think espn gave me so.much sports knowledge which is never available as a package ON ANY CHANNEL NOWADAYS. I've watched all of cricket, football, F1, cycling, skating, tennis, boxing, golf and somewhat even wwe, polo, horse racing, basketball, baseball, billiards and rugby back in 2000s. Getting to watch such quality sports on a single channel in India is beyond impossible today, despite so much technological and overall progress. Sportscenter program was really amazing and it covered news and updates of all sports, not just cricket or thereabouts. Really love those days of glorious 1990s and early 2000s !!!!!!!!!! 🏏👌👌👍👍👍😊😊😊😊

[@pareshmokani]

Those who have good memories will remember it was Ganesh Chaturthi and Sachin believed in Lord Ganesha utmost. He was not getting his first ODI century for a long time. Maybe it was a Divine Gift. After that, centuries rained from Sachin's bat. Sachin's kit box had Ganesh and India tri-colour photos. Regards

[@SuperSooner]

0:56 classic shot by the master

[@iammodestykazi6914]

Kumble Chauhan Raju - 3 different spinners played well in Azhar's captaincy and won Test Series vs ENG, i loved the trio 👍👌🏻👏

[@skrjv]

This match brings back so many fond memories. It was 1994 and Sachin many a time had come close to scoring a ODI hundred but could never get it. And then finally the moment happened. I also have lot of personal remembrance because that was the time I bought the Sportstar for the first time dated 3rd Sep 1994 with the cover having the picture of the 4 skippers playing the Singer Cup. Boy, those were the days!

[@anandhbalakrishnan3962]

Prabhakar moved the white ball in the air. Such an uhh undervalued player.

[@rajatprabhakar6016]

Match fixing ruined his career.

[@humbleRaj]

Still, He was a good player A useful lower middle order batsman was asked to open the innings In '92 WC, he batted at no. 10 At about number 8 in the first 5 games of India' s maiden tour of RSA And by England's 1993 Tour of India, was asked to open with bat

[@vishal9815]

Manoj Prabhakar is doing everything here👍💯

[@elanchelvan9164]

This match azharuddin excellent captaincy India beating Australia.1994 April India beating Australia in Australasia cup in sharja.This match September 1994 in Sri Lanka India beating Australia 2 time,1995 February India beating Australia in New Zealand in centenary cup.from April 1994 to 1995 February India beating Australia in sharja,in Sri Lanka and in New Zealand continuously because of azharuddin captaincy.This Australia is very powerful team.no other Indian captain wining like azharuddin as captain against Australia

[@SS-yr3ij]

Yes one of the few matches which he dint take money

[@arjunveer-mn8yy]

@@SS-yr3ij 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@deepak-uz4ge]

Comedy who knows who has taken, who has not.

[@deepak-uz4ge]

He is great captain ever in Indian history.

[@deepak-uz4ge]

He became famous, he was brought down.

[@JagatBaxi]

From N. Mongia & K. More , To MS Dhoni, Pant and D. Karthik : India has really progressed !!

[@shrikantprabhu5273]

just amazing feeling...Ganesh Chaturthi Day....first Century of Sachin in One day International and beginning of SAGA........i mean who would have thought of hitting Six with dancing down the wicket to Mcdormott...but Sachin did.

[@rajeevjha1823]

Manoj prabhakar 20 runs 3 wkts ,2 run out he was real allrounder for india

[@andykumar5415]

Tendulkar and kambli and Prabhakar was the hero of this match....

[@CR-ou2oc]

Sachin’s first ODI hundred, still remember the day, I came back from school and the match was on.

[@mujeebkhan1977]

9THE SEPTEMBER 1994 ON FRIDAY

[@usakarthi]

Nice match sweet memories especially raju wicket and his style is very famous chauhan great bowler

[@varunretro]

Cricket glorious! It was tough Cricket in those times. Almost all the players from both teams have played tremendous amount of Cricket and left a mark. Good upload.

[@humbleRaj]

Manoj Prabhakar was my Favourite Cricketer in Early to Mid 90s, He was the best bowler for India between 1989-1994

[@omidarkknight6670]

All the Legends played in the same match ...... Amazing Win by Team India ..... The Fact is - this was the Maiden Century for Master Sachin Tendulkar !!!

[@picodef1]

Please keep uploading rest of the games! Good stuff!

[@maniraja7779]

🔥 I was awaiting for this day to see Sachin scoring his first ODI century....The day I'll remember forever...Every time when Sachin crosses fifty I pray for him to reach 100..but it happened only after plenty of fifties...later we know how quickly he brought other 100s....

[@anandk9220]

@Mani All dear readers, one nice and important fact I'd like to share with you here. Mostly national citizens of a certain country often tease others that you're only a typical fan of your own nation idols. It could be me teasing others or even you teasing someone else. But before doing that, let's inspect the actual scenario. I'm telling this based on my experiences in India. Your experiences may differ from the following. Fact is that most of the common people didn't have TV back in 1970s and even till mid 1990s. So society people mostly used to gather and be openly welcomed by the little 'royal' families who had TV set at their home. Those times, watching even India matches was hell of difficult task as Doordarshan didn't used to telecast every single match. If watching India matches itself was so difficult, obviously watching other nation matches in India seems a far fetched dream, as there was no internet or private network those days to watch any channel across the globe. So this is the VERY REASON WHY MOSTLY INDIANS HAVE WATCHED ONLY INDIA MATCHES AND CAN RECALL MOSTLY INDIAN HEROES. But I must say, I was lucky to experience both India and other nation matches of golden times like from 2000 till 2002. Especially I've watched other nation matches more than India matches, all thanks to espn, the best sports channel I've ever watched. I've watched Tests and ODIs (at least highlights of) WI-Aus, Eng-Aus, Zimbabwe matches, Ind-NZ, Ind-WI and several other quality contests. All the heroes then, like Sherwin Campbell, Alistair Campbell, Andy-Grant Flower, Lara, Nasser Hussain, Trescothick, Butcher, Stewart, Wavell Hinds, Marlon Samuels, Gayle, Jacobs, Ben-Adam Hollioake, Flintoff, Hoggard, Graham Thorpe, Cork, Gough, Mullally, Astle, Fleming, Mark Richardson, Vincent, Styris, Macmillan, Oram, Cairns, Harris, Tuffey...... THE LIST OF LEGENDS IS SIMPLY ENDLESS !!!! They weren't just players or entertainers, but the WHOLE TEAMS OF SA, NZ, AUS, SL, ENG, WI, ZIM AND INDIA WERE EDUCATORS. THEY HAVE ACTUALLY TAUGHT CRICKET AND LIFE BASICS TO ALL THE WORLDLY PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE GENERATION. SALUTE TO MY GLORIOUS '90s AND 2000s CRICKET !!! I think espn gave me so.much sports knowledge which is never available as a package ON ANY CHANNEL NOWADAYS. I've watched all of cricket, football, F1, cycling, skating, tennis, boxing, golf and somewhat even wwe, polo, horse racing, basketball, baseball, billiards and rugby back in 2000s. Getting to watch such quality sports on a single channel in India is beyond impossible today, despite so much technological and overall progress. Sportscenter program was really amazing and it covered news and updates of all sports, not just cricket or thereabouts. Really love those days of glorious 1990s and early 2000s !!!!!!!!!! 🏏👌👌👍👍👍😊😊😊😊

[@ngramkumar]

Wow.. brought those days back👏👏👏 thanks a lot 👍

[@elanchelvan9164]

Azharuddin hitting 2 runs Glenn McGrath in off side and 4 runs vs Glenn McGrath in onside with excellent wrist shot

[@dattalokhande9863]

elan chelvan

[@Unknown-yv7xy]

Ur whatsApp no ?

[@elanchelvan9164]

@@Unknown-yv7xy 7550121093

[@naveedchaudary3432]

That wrist shot on onside was just amazing

[@n.s.kirankumarkumar9290]

FIRST CENTURY FOR THE MASTER BLASTER AFTER 79 ODI'S

[@naushadabdulrahman3961]

N.S.KIRANKUMAR KUMAR not 79, it's after 89

[@pintubose5798]

I was then 12years old but I still remember this first century of master blaster

[@shobitsharma6690]

@@naushadabdulrahman3961 its 79 not 89

[@zzzzzzzaaaaaa480]

Because he opened late after like 60 odis

[@anandk9220]

@@zzzzzzzaaaaaa480 All dear readers, one nice and important fact I'd like to share with you here. Mostly national citizens of a certain country often tease others that you're only a typical fan of your own nation idols. It could be me teasing others or even you teasing someone else. But before doing that, let's inspect the actual scenario. I'm telling this based on my experiences in India. Your experiences may differ from the following. Fact is that most of the common people didn't have TV back in 1970s and even till mid 1990s. So society people mostly used to gather and be openly welcomed by the little 'royal' families who had TV set at their home. Those times, watching even India matches was hell of difficult task as Doordarshan didn't used to telecast every single match. If watching India matches itself was so difficult, obviously watching other nation matches in India seems a far fetched dream, as there was no internet or private network those days to watch any channel across the globe. So this is the VERY REASON WHY MOSTLY INDIANS HAVE WATCHED ONLY INDIA MATCHES AND CAN RECALL MOSTLY INDIAN HEROES. But I must say, I was lucky to experience both India and other nation matches of golden times like from 2000 till 2002. Especially I've watched other nation matches more than India matches, all thanks to espn, the best sports channel I've ever watched. I've watched Tests and ODIs (at least highlights of) WI-Aus, Eng-Aus, Zimbabwe matches, Ind-NZ, Ind-WI and several other quality contests. All the heroes then, like Sherwin Campbell, Alistair Campbell, Andy-Grant Flower, Lara, Nasser Hussain, Trescothick, Butcher, Stewart, Wavell Hinds, Marlon Samuels, Gayle, Jacobs, Ben-Adam Hollioake, Flintoff, Hoggard, Graham Thorpe, Cork, Gough, Mullally, Astle, Fleming, Mark Richardson, Vincent, Styris, Macmillan, Oram, Cairns, Harris, Tuffey...... THE LIST OF LEGENDS IS SIMPLY ENDLESS !!!! They weren't just players or entertainers, but the WHOLE TEAMS OF SA, NZ, AUS, SL, ENG, WI, ZIM AND INDIA WERE EDUCATORS. THEY HAVE ACTUALLY TAUGHT CRICKET AND LIFE BASICS TO ALL THE WORLDLY PEOPLE OF THE ENTIRE GENERATION. SALUTE TO MY GLORIOUS '90s AND 2000s CRICKET !!! I think espn gave me so.much sports knowledge which is never available as a package ON ANY CHANNEL NOWADAYS. I've watched all of cricket, football, F1, cycling, skating, tennis, boxing, golf and somewhat even wwe, polo, horse racing, basketball, baseball, billiards and rugby back in 2000s. Getting to watch such quality sports on a single channel in India is beyond impossible today, despite so much technological and overall progress. Sportscenter program was really amazing and it covered news and updates of all sports, not just cricket or thereabouts. Really love those days of glorious 1990s and early 2000s !!!!!!!!!! 🏏👌👌👍👍👍😊😊😊😊

[@SAFFRONINFERNO]

Chauhan was a useful bowler ICC idiots screwed his career by asking him to remodel his action

[@sam-qt7ur]

Correct

[@landmarkrealtors3278]

Manoj Prabhakar is the excellent one & SACHINNN is the master blaster always. What a balance team of a great skipper we are missing today

[@pushpendramavi7114]

Yes that very first logo of star sports channel my most favourite channel

[@shubhamtyagi7963]

Those days 240+ was a good total for defend but now 240 is not safe in t20 Cricket . In real sense those were the golden days of Cricket with splendid memories. Those days there was no T20 Cricket no IPL and any other Cricket League.

[@learnexceltipstricks]

Old is gold. Cricket was at it's best.

[@anikt12]

12:15, 13:10, that's some crazy celebration by Rajesh Chouhan

[@pravatpradhan200]

That is the new style of celebration

[@Sithomas1]

@15:45 Raju was funny

[@drashdoctor]

Cool action. Rajesh Chauhan.

[@bhushan732]

U can't believe yasir bhai...i am wathing this precious upload at 2:15 am...so is the magic of this upload...

[@SylentEcho]

Just seeing that old Star Tv logo reminds me of my primary school days.

[@Devilnero1991]

That logo is so old I don't even remember seeing it. During my time they had the rectangular logo

[@vaibhavkadbhane5032]

Absolutely bro

[@shaitansinghpithla2432]

Duniya ki sabse Khoobsurat cricket only Sachin

[@bhargavrao3999]

bhushan this match was played on sep 1994 sachin tendulkar first century in odi the best innings against aus the flick shot of mcdermott for six except saeed anwar no batsman could hit mere timing and india winning thos match it was played on friday sep 9 nostalgic memories

[@nandamuriramesh]

Manoj prabhakar & Rajesh chauhan were impressive with the ball. By then Kapil lost his speed - i got retired few days after this match. They used to rate Mark waugh alongside of Sachin & Lara those days. however this phase especially 1994-1999 was bad for India They won few matches brilliantly, but unable to bring best talent from the domestic crickrt.They had similar lean patch from 1987-91.

[@sherlockholmes4794]

Prabhakar everywhere in this match opening batting bowling 3 wkts 3 2 catches runout

[@humbleRaj]

He should have been the Joint Mom of this Match

[@bhaaratmaatazindabad7793]

Anil Kumble's spectacular catch, Rajesh Chauhan dismissing the dangerous well set Mark Waugh & David Boon, Manoj Prabhakar's yorker to dismiss Steve Waugh & his good fielding (2 catches & one runout), Sachin's fighting century....... Complete team effort.

[@Comical_LLama]

M prabhakar opened both batting and bowling

[@subratabiswas4991]

He was underrated , he was a very good allrounder

[@anbee8127]

He should have concentrated on his game instead of other things.

[@Rudravish]

Remember those days

[@moumitaroy5605]

Like to O o one l

[@debasishsen77]

He was one of the most intelligent medium pacers of all times.

[@vishwajitpatil8394]

Why Indians call him selfish? He gives us uncounted moments of joy.he gives a identity to new India. Tarakki to sabh karana chahate hai. Anna kam imandari se karane se hi tarakki apane aap milati hai usane bhi yahi kiya. Hum me se kitane Log aise hai jo paisa nahi kamana chahate hai.

[@shivajinaikmaharashtrajayh1705]

First century of MASTER

[@aap_ka_abhay]

🕉️🇮🇳🌷 #Ram_Krishna_Hari ☘️🙏🏏 Congratulations To Dear All Of Us 🐄 #We_Beat_Australia 🦘🦘 🌳 Vande MataRam 🌳

[@VenkatRamana-gi9zv]

మీ వీడియోస్ చాలా బాగుంటుంది

[@RKG6396]

Did anyone notice that in this video we have " apna purana doordarshan Wala machhar" achanak se 90s ki yaad aa gai apne bachpan ki. But 3gp me Match dekhkar maza aa gya . thanks for uploading

[@arunsenapati7931]

That match did take place on the auspicious day of Ganesh Chaturthi.

[@yogeshmodak8629]

does a golden memories of my childhood those days is cricket live on dd national

[@shshshshshize]

Azhar gave a feeling to all players that they are all under the care of greater person, like parents gave care to their children so that the children playing happily, when children grew up and have to take care on its own like studying , earning money then the children started to feel sad and struggle.

[@SS-yr3ij]

I really hope u are joking

[@NightRider0101]

Some hindus especially brahmins will not agree

[@krithikveer3355]

That was azhar for you,he was not satisfied with the victory and admitted openly that they could’ve scored more runs.Gem of a captain.

[@smsfsyd]

Those days I just assumed singer was a srilankan company.. thanks for the video.

[@danka1815]

Watched this match live , came out of my home celebrating like anything

[@akashgupta5079]

Manoj prabhakar of those days were superb,most trusted allrounder ❤

[@elanchelvan9164]

Azharuddin hitting 31 balls 31 run .this azharuddin runs are helpful India beating Australia this match

[@bhargavrao7159]

exactly india won by 31 runs

[@mithunmukherjee3980]

I still remember meeting rajesh chauhan in my school days... he really had strong hands that I realised after shaking hands with him ...

[@swapsakpal08]

everybody knows the reason.

[@siddharthbahubalidesai8958]

Where does he live?

[@mithunmukherjee3980]

@@siddharthbahubalidesai8958 at that time it was 1994 and he used to play for bhilai

[@yuvrajbagul3101]

My favorites in this era: SRT, Mark Waugh, Craig McDermott

[@RajeevRanjan-eu6pb]

Golden days of cricket in1994,.

[@CR-ou2oc]

That Star Sports logo, who remembers that ?

[@kirandeshmukh1527]

See Prabhakar yorker to s Waugh bold R chauhan two wickets great bowling Sachin Tendulkar first 100 Kambali nice batting

[@funny3joy]

I very fondly remember this match,after a long streak of good innings..sachin finally got his 1st odi hundred Bt in our town due to heavy rains,there was no electricity for 5 days and we listened commentary of this match on radio..... Wow what days were those,cricket was at top level,as runs were hard to get by,nything above 220 was considered to be a good score..and if ny team got above 300 then it was considered to be a sure shot victory for them...... I really miss those quality players nd that cricket.....

[@rajeevdash881]

What a great defend.. Simply classic. Refreshing a beautiful memories of my old days

[@elanchelvan9164]

Thanks for upload for this match

[@jaswinders191]

And first of sachins odi hundreds and deservedly agaisnt Aus agaisnt whom he had 20 career hundreds

[@piyushdhokiya8004]

Prabhaker 's excellent yoyker delivery 14: 13

[@humbleRaj]

He was a slow ball, reverse swing specialist

[@vinwork4]

I had seen this match live, sachin's maiden century

[@grajiv1979]

Nice to hear Henry Blofeld

[@mohdarif8714]

First ODI hundred for Sachin after 78 matches.....Rest is history. Feeling nostalgic while watching this video.

[@mellowmonsoon278]

Australians play with caps on for Indian fast bowlers those days

[@gauravkanwar2800]

Manoj prabhakar is underrated & under appreciated bowler

[@koustubhsci]

it was a great day,,,All of us celebrating first day of Ganeshostav ,,

[@sukhdhillon633]

one of the best all rounder for india manoj prbhakar...he was best at that time in bowling batting and fielding

[@sandipkumarganjre7155]

India went on to win this Trophy beating sri lanka in the final.

[@subhajitbhattacharya8722]

Amazing memories of childhood. ....

[@1thaShivaji]

And imagine...Manoj Pabhakar...diving around effecting run outs....catching ...... Rare sight! Fighting cricketer...lacked pace but more than made up for it by his guts!

[@acostaacosta37]

Những ca sĩ khác cho mình cảm giác thư giãn khi nghe! Còn ĐP luôn cho mình bị cuốn theo tinh thần bài hát.

[@yunusshaikh8934]

Great All rounder Manoj Parbhaker I hope u r very wel sir

[@subhadeepkumar4608]

Thanks for sharing this video. Really remind the old glory. Can someone also upload the Final Match video bet Ind & sl of this tournament.

[@vaibhavkadbhane5032]

This was the very first ODI which I saw on tv. I was 7 years then. Still can recall 😊

[@Janardhan1987]

Tnq for this rare up load match

[@babhruroy934]

One rare thing that I see here that the maestro is wearing a cap whereas later we have seen that he used to wear helmet at all times while batting.

[@elanchelvan9164]

Please upload India vs Sri Lanka final this series .This singer series final India beating Sri Lanka in final.azharuddin is man of match in final.please upload India vs Sri Lanka final any one having means

[@abhaysingh5034]

beautiful childhood memories..........