Untold Story of SACHIN & SHANE WARNE by Ian Chappel !!

[@CricketCloud]

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[@SiddheshDeshpande]

@cricketcloud It is my humble request that if you are using any player's name please respect that name.. It's SIR IAN CHAPPEL not only Ian Chappel

[@ItsRohanTry]

Ian chappel storytelling is out of this world 👌

[@AnuragMishra-dp8dd]

rohan tryambake right

[@jaihind2816]

pretty sure he embellishes for effect

[@warnpassion]

rohan tryambake He commentates like an absolute professional.

[@pranavganesan7787]

What do expect he’s an Aussie haha

[@JimChap]

Just what I was going to say. He's a natural.

[@olddelhifilms]

Watching him bat was a gift to humankind.

[@samay4596]

Aren't you someone whose founder supports cow butchering? A cow worshipper this side. 🙏🏻

[@adikeys]

God💜🙏💜

[@AadityaVermaCS-]

Absolutely!👍🏻

[@uberdriver9877]

Watching Shane ball was also a gift to world. :)

[@funnypainter1205]

@@uberdriver9877 Why not womankind? You are trying to say women are not kind ? 👿👿👿

[@lpkvideodesigns4998]

A clear concise unbiased appraisal by Ian Chappel - knows cricket inside out.

[@animeshmishra3]

Kya din the wo jab school ka har period dil par bhari padta tha kyuki sachin ki batting miss ho jaati thi.. Jab inverter sirf ameero k ghar me tha or light jane par radio ki commentary kaam kar jaati thi.. Tution master tel lene jaata tha or sachin ka stance copy kar k chakke maarne me saari dopahar chali jaati thi..

[@hrwedsash]

Kya age hai aapki?

[@yadavneeraj7868]

Sahi kaha Bhai Sachin jaisa deewanapan Kisi batsman ke liye Nahi Raha kabhi

[@syedtabreznawabsoflucknow5528]

Sahi baat bhai kitna school bunk kiya hai sachin ki batting dekhne ke liye

[@syedtabreznawabsoflucknow5528]

@juneaug Lok bhai sachin ek addiction tha the one man army

[@PrakashChandra766]

For that first line, thanks a lot buddy for recalling my childhood. Stay blessed.

[@drchandreshdixit708]

This innings right here proves the difference between Virat and Sachin. Sachin just had way more range as a batsman. Was more of an attacking batsman than Virat, but if required, was more defensive as well. Also the joy crowd used to get. They were crazy for Sachin.

[@ravig2969]

No doubt about that

[@jagannathvutukuru]

Please don't compare anyone with Sachin, he is one and only one.

[@mayankmishra4864]

We know very well sachin was not a fashion he was heritage for world's cricket

[@drchandreshdixit708]

@@jagannathvutukuru comparisons are interesting, and essential as a cricket fan. Having seen different players, perform in different eras, and been able to form your own opinion of them are kind of a fan's glory.

[@aadesh7]

Sachin was everything. Cricket is not the same without him.

[@phoenixrising164]

L Sivaramakrishnan is an amazing leg spinner the world hasn't seen enough of... Tendulkar was very clever to ask him to bowl for practice.

[@s.nuniyal7175]

unfortunate that Shivaramakrishnan didn't get going

[@sanjayaranasinghe9346]

Yeah he was good leggie and now a good commentator

[@krissivamurthy5810]

Sachin's dedication to play against Shane Warne makes him special.He knows how the country roots for him and if he dominates Warne half the battle is won.Ian Chappel is a legend himself and to hear all this background preparation by Sachin is an awesome information to know

[@vishmapari]

Just look at the crowd and noise in test match it feels like we are watching T20 game with full house

[@aseemdewan3486]

Man it is so sad now - attendance in test matches is so thin in India now far cry from those days. RIP- the real form of game, seems it is only alive in England or to an extent in Australia

[@sedlife8249]

The game in those days had so many legends . Now there are no players anywhere close to the level of tendulkar or warne . No one to attract crowds .

[@justdata5883]

Thats used to be the magic of this man the only God there has even been in cricket.

[@sujalghorse4088]

@@justdata5883 lol, they use to play only test cricket and odi cricket at that time. And people didn't had smart phones so that they get news every second about the game. That's why they like to go to stadiums. Nowadays no one has so much of time to watch 5 days cricket match.

[@harishg1507]

I am a Chennaite and was studying college then , I was lucky enough to be at the stadium both for this match and the 1999 test vs Pakistan ..... Now this new generation talk about the reception to Dhoni in Chennai , but trust me no one has got an ovation like Sachin did in Chennai .

[@indian4011]

When sachin used to at crease I used to sit in a corner of room watching his batting. My notion was not to move, if I would move sachin would get out even at cost of nature's call. Miserably missing those days.

[@globalfun7803]

Man what a player...whatta playaaa....every shot is so classy and elegant...i am truly lucky to be born in Sachin's era and watched him live on TV

[@purushothmech2572]

Look at the noise from the crowd......man ..thoughs day were gone........Sachin...my inspiration....

[@geethaganesh4327]

M a chidambaram stadium

[@Kamalesh1218]

It’s still the same in Chepauk

[@brijeshyadav1632]

Although I don't live my life thinking abt past... but when I see those clips of Tendulkar playing specially from 1996 to 2005...I feel like there is nothing left in life as those days has gone... or else I want to go back in those days... wht fabulous cricket and cricket superstars were then... nowdays world cricket lacks superstars in cricket... very few of them playing... every country should have atleast 1 or 2 players of Kohli's or ABD's stature...

[@n.w.owhoknowstheshadowknow58]

Brijesh Yadav you mean Lara yes?:)

[@chaitanyapatki9647]

It's stature you fucking idiot

[@brijeshyadav1632]

chaitanya patki good to ur stature...

[@jayeshk.d.3429]

Brijesh Yadav Tendulkar was fabulous from 2007-11 too!! Some of those innings were fabulous to watch!!

[@brijeshyadav1632]

Chirag Patel sorry english grammar police... my bad... it was just a typo... ya its stature.. Note: I have uninstalled the existing keyboard and have installed SwiftKey😜

[@boriskarloff9992]

Itsa shame Chappelli will be missing from Cricket Commentary. He is the most erudite, concise and fearless commentator in existence. He was without peer as a tactical captain.

[@AyushLunia13]

why he will be missing ???? it would be great if you tell reason. will mean alot :)

[@MrManumalik]

yes man...now all that is left is fucking akash chopras verbal diahorroea in the bedroom shitty commentary...somebody sign a pettition man.....am sick of his fucked up hindi commentary

[@biswadipdasgupta4204]

Not a bad batsman neither.

[@GrazUralKamaz]

These old clips show the bat speed and the power of Sachin's batting before his tennis elbow injury. Compare this against a clip against may be 2008 or 2010 and the difference is stark.

[@anurag1087]

"one billion people are gonna say, you dummy"...😂😂 Was epic...

[@gp.nomics]

Born to bat! Thank you Sachin for giving us the best childhood ever!

[@sandeepagrawal305]

The craze this master created was once in a lifetime. Nobody can recreate this magic no matter how many runs he can score.

[@nithin092]

Full house for a test match on Monday afternoon in Chennai heat🔥.... That's what Sachin is for India🤘❤

[@dewasheeshrana7698]

True

[@rishigoutham5583]

how well Ian Chappel narrate the whole situation , & what a inning by legend , i wish i could see these type of innings again from current Indian team

[@a.b.5015]

That was monday afternoon , and look at the crowd. Such enthusiasm for test cricket is not seen today.

[@PankajSharma-ir7fb]

Reminds me of Tony Greg's commentary "what a player, what a player"!. And yes, what a game, CRICKET! Somehow cricket is no longer what it was back then...

[@jarrodr779]

I got the DVD from where this interview came from. It came out nearly 20 years ago and it’s called “The Modern Masters”. Chappell also talks about Viv Richards getting hit on the head by a bouncer and laughing, Mark Waugh’s fielding and a bet that he and the ch 9 statistician had about when Richard Hadlee would reach 300 wickets. Allan Border also tells some stories and it shows highlights of certain players.

[@alphasierra.]

Thanks, bless you!

[@imranas1]

Champion and true legend. Pakistan misses you little master.

[@mayanksingh6031]

Imran Shah and we misses was him akram

[@WaqasKhan-nz2bm]

You 2 stop kissing each others ass

[@suryodayanthyagarajan9207]

says punk ass creep, called Waqas

[@warnpassion]

Imran Shah India misses Inzamam ul-Haq.

[@zane01235]

Australia misses flintoff

[@ArunKumar-gm8kp]

Watching sachin again reminds me of those good olden days. Sachin was epitome of technique and aggression ( sound temperament too ) . when i watch cricket these days i feel modern cricket has to be called somethin else- may be smashing- muscling- tatoo crazy.

[@abhisheksrivastav6930]

One thing I noticed that sachin used his feet against the spinners quiet a bit which was a trademark strategy against spinners hence the success of batsmen, off late I have seen batsmen particularly indians not using this , this is why they are failing against spinners more often than not.

[@ravikirti5027]

"Tendulkar goes Bang". That's a lot of goosebumps right there.

[@globalfun7803]

in Summers when every body fell asleep at noon i used to shadow practicing imaging myself as sachin and playing those Sachin's cover drives....yes that's my childhood right there

[@varmamaharaj2241]

Tendulkar a true sight to behold

[@dr.heinzdoofenshmirtz4463]

Because of Sachin, cricketers are Millionaire

[@dmkappa62]

暴力Hinsha hmm yeah no

[@mukeshrana8810]

indeed

[@mohdjunaid787]

@Abhishek how the fuck did you put gilli and hayden in the same statement with sachin?

[@ravig2969]

Ye

[@shrivatsankrishnan]

True words

[@sankethhs6559]

During the days of his Prime, he was able to freeze The Time 😍

[@tarunaggarwal7648]

The only thing differentiating Kohli from Tendulkar is Sachin's backfoot game..... Sachin had that natural instinct of going way deep to something marginally short(Both against Spin and Pace) and BANG......... Kohli somehow lacks that in test cricket cause he a predominantly front foot player...... Some of those Balls from Robbinson and Waugh weren't all that short but to have the ability to go back so quickly(Knowing there is uneven bounce in the pitch) and then dismissing the ball... The Footork was so Decisive.... You hardly remember Sachin Wrong footed against spin.........Insane Talent.... Cricket Misses u Sachin

[@oshizone]

Lot of Kohli's success is also because of lack of quality fast blowing... In tests and ODIs... No doubt he is a good player but bad blowing makes his life easy

[@tarunaggarwal7648]

oshizone well that is a bit too harsh sir.... we have seen kohli demolish malinga johnson starc at the peak of their careers... india used to be 10/3 20-3 with amir firing all guns and this guy was hitting him punches off the backfoot... 2 40-50 odds in both innins in johanseberg off late with the pitvh throwing all kinds of demons....so by no means he is just ‘a good player’... the bowlers are same for every batsman of his generation.... whether he is better than sachin or lara or ponting will always be debatable, but he is argubly the best of his generation...

[@tarunaggarwal7648]

RagingUtai and what exactly are the basis of you saying this sir?? I would like to hear it(although my love for aachin and lara is beyond words)

[@AmanSingh-pg3fz]

Sitting in home and giving advice to virat kohli who's the best batsman in cricket seems hard you working soo hard you need good sleep don't worry you will be fine i can understand your frustration virat kohli is legend nd legends can adopt very quickly im sure virat kohli can smack shane warne

[@sayandeokulkarni5344]

@@AmanSingh-pg3fz nice joke Aman singh, are you still kid , maybe you are, you probably born after ,2000's you definitely know nothing about cricket. There is like very big difference in Sachin and Kohli, and first difference is "attitude". And second is Kohli can't play single ball of Shane Warne, he really can't all he played is against low class bowlers and all his big scores are because of batting favoured pitches. He is a good player but really nothing compared to Sachin, actually not even close to Rahul Dravid . These two were masters of class cricket. Kohli may play big shots but only on bad deliveries Sachin could play 10 shots for the same ball. And if the greatest of all cricketers say that Sachin is the best then your shit opinion doesn't matter cause you are also sitting in home and barking. We don't hate Kohli , we just don't like him to compare with the Greatest of all time .

[@ArupGuhaideasanctuary]

That was Ravi Shastri before drink increased his paunch at the cost of his brain

[@YASHWANTH25691]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Alpha_7227]

I remember listening to this and being absolutely captivated. That's what you love about Test cricket the battles between high class players. Tendulkar got him that day.

[@sibghatmansoor5125]

There will never be a shane warne in this century. He was one in a hundred years player. Rest in peace king.

[@Aryan.77]

One of the most beautiful counter attack....shane warne ko sachin paji jitna kisi ne nhi dhoya hoga uske pure career me

[@maverick8846]

VVS Laxman

[@Aryan.77]

@@maverick8846 yes u r right khas kar k against the spin ek dam leg side pe Jo flick vvs khelte the omg that was outstanding

[@KrishnaKumar-ge2wh]

If it wasn't for the tennis elbow Sachin would have scored even more runs

[@sagrophobia]

2006-2011 Tendulkar was also pretty special though.

[@nnnkkksingh]

Oh! Those beautiful days. I always wait to see Tendulkar's batting.

[@thotaramesh1234]

Oh what a player!! what a player!! what a wonderful player!

[@Antidummy]

Tony😁😁😁

[@Mady-v7e]

Great analysis by Ian Chappelle so much knowledgeable

[@vineethrajendran4127]

Even his hard hitting shots are also classic..what a batsman

[@sghai948]

Ian Chappel & Greg Chappel have themselves been legendary cricketers ... All time great Ian Chappel explained this epic battle between two modern legends maestro Sachin Tendulkar, opening batsman & king of spin Shane Warne, leg spinner, superbly 👏👏👍👍🌷🌷🌹🌹🌻🌻🌺🌺🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@manpy5504]

this man is special the way he analyse the cricket game its awesome

[@ankushkmr572]

Those test matches and those legends..are a forgetten tale now.. Just remembering those days test matches brings tears to my eyes.. 😢

[@ashrafahamed7732]

Tendulkar from mid 90s to early 2000s is the greatest ever. period.

[@zane01235]

Not even close, at least stat wise

[@betadevb]

@@zane01235 Sachin averages 58 in tests and 48 in ODIs between 94 to 99. Completely transforms batting - he was among the fastest scorers in this period. All this against quite possibly the best bowling the world has ever seen. Sachin didn't have too many close finishes - partly why people don't understand his greatness. I remember this test very well. Australia never caught up to sachin in this series, after this innings. He made it look too easy. Just watch the highlights of this innings, followed by the 70 odd he scored in the very next test at Eden Gardens. The thing that always gets me about Sachin is that he averages higher than Sanga in Sri Lanka - and played most of his cricket there against the best bowling in Lankan conditions (Vaas, Murali, Malinga, Mendis).

[@NeophyteCounsel]

Alas the Tennis Elbow & the ageing! If this Tendulkar had continued longer, it would have been a different level of domination. Some of his innings and the shots he played, like he could literally play 3 different equally effective shots on each delivery. And then there was the technique. Thrilled both Purists & laymen alike.

[@VarunKumar-bc7vr]

That's genius from little master and Ian chapell. Analysis is pin point accurate.

[@ravig2969]

Arre bhai, He is not a little master, sachin tendulkr is a Master blaster. Sunny gavaskar is use to be called as little master

[@satyanayak356]

Love the passion of this man .. they way he describes a simple encounter is commendable storytelling.

[@syedtabreznawabsoflucknow5528]

Sachin was not a batsman he was an addiction for 90s kids I had more than 100 posters of sachin in my room and when ever I wake up I switch the bulb on to see sachin

[@brodneymichaelrush6707]

Bhai ❤️😍🙌

[@PrashantBhardwaj]

I don't want to see you again Sachin on YT , you take me in depression I miss my Golden days when We were waiting for God 's Batting if he out then we switch off the TV ,if he scored century then we celebrated and said why you made only a century Your skill always made us thirsty .. We miss you ....God The man with Golden arms

[@safarandtravel1999]

He bated so effortlessly in his prime on every kind of surface.

[@jackcva4785]

chappel ...he's cricket commentary nd observe things are awosme...v miss u ...sachin sachin.....sachin ...sachin...

[@peterjansen3846]

Tendulkar and Warne, both champions of their craft 👏.

[@umedavk2011]

Thanks very much for the upload. Most enjoyable. I also like Ian Chappel's comments and commentary : He's always enlightening.

[@07sanjeewakaru]

Ian chappelle is the best cricket commentator in TV..He has clear cut opinions..No beat back the bush..He will be surely missed...!!!Long Live...!!!

[@LiveOmkar]

Was a kid back then watched this match live on tv... Usually did not watch test match but this was very exciting. Felt bad for gavin robertson i think it was his first test match

[@FawadBilgrami]

I think Sachin is 5'4 or 5'5 max, hence they called him little master.

[@ravig2969]

Sachin is not a little its gavaskar, sachin is Master blaster

[@rockybalboa8624]

@Ravi G As a matter of fact, Sachin is both little master and master blaster

[@rounaksinghbuttar9083]

Ian Chappell explained the scenario in a very interesting way 💯

[@Mahbubul3069]

God wanted to play cricket and played thru SACHIN...

[@santosh9115]

Idiot

[@AmanSingh-pg3fz]

God wanted complete batsman soo he created Tendulkar given him birth

[@mr.italiaindependent6025]

Mahbubul Anam for u it’s Alla

[@Aryan.77]

Bhagwan ka shukra guzar hu k usne muje us era me dharti par bheja jabb sachin sir just apni golden period me enter kare...mera saubhagya h k mene sachin sir ki puri cricket journey ko enjoy kiya

[@ratneshsingh2450]

How can someone think kohli is better than sachin🤔

[@MrManumalik]

there are 2.1 billion chuts in this country too

[@granand]

Who is anyone to judge .. Are you ?

[@MrManumalik]

granand ofcourse we r not but yes cricketing fraternity isn’t a fool...don’t forget even u r sitting in ur room and talking..so when Chappel says it it’s worth a look

[@thalaivarda]

When they are delusional

[@mehulkumar1751]

@@stephenhill3414 what ganja do u phook to say that he is miles better his average is just better because of staying not out today's grounds are 20m shorter than it was 20 years back even tailenders hit sixes for so called best bowlers of today how can u even compare them😂

[@bharathsf]

Sachin is probably the only guy who can say he has 1bn Indian fans! He was under a lot of pressure to perform every game. This is an incredible story by Ian

[@rishadk4299]

How many 6's did he hit that day😱😱

[@handleofmm]

Apart from that innings what's fascinating is the full house on a Monday afternoon!!!

[@manjunathsovenahalli7476]

That is why he is called GOD of cricket ...now a days we don't have bowlers like lee, mcgra, akthar, wasim akram , warne , murli ... now Virat , willamson, smith are good only because they have patience coz they started playing in t20 era where other batsmen lose their patience and get out early .. where these three slowly buildup their innings and score well..we don't get to see those perfect consistent yorkers and bouncers or those kind of spins now ...

[@priyanshuchoudhary8319]

I always prefer two ways of playing spin bowling. Either don't let it spin and get over it right when it is pitched or play it late at backfoot. If you try to pkay the spin in mid , it will always trouble you. That's what sachin did in this inning. Either he came out and hit it or waited for the ball to do its work and then play a cut. Superb way to play spin

[@beingnavn5532]

Beauty of those shots.. wonderful...

[@smithrajbhattacharjee4223]

The footwork says the rest of the Story..... That's why he is the Greatest..... But Ian chappel will be missed because of his immense storytelling talent.... So good explanation.... Never heard such before .......

[@Nikhilkh24]

Smithraj Bhattacharjee he’s alive

[@SurenderKumar-zw3zo]

Love hearing the Chappell stories all day. Great captain and great commentator.

[@ayushshukla3814]

Man! How blessed we all are to breathe the same air with Sachin- The God. And then people compare someone like Kohli with HIM. No one can pull up a show like this in such batsman hostile conditions.

[@aungseng2566]

well said.. aaj ki koi bhi team us time jaisi nhi hai,na he Australia na he SA ar na he PAK.. ar na hi bowlers hain ab waise

[@wishvakrish3583]

Ayush Shukla Someone like kohli Ur stupid if u compare and ur stupid if u say kohli is not that good Listen 2014: kohli failed- losing wicket to Anderson for 8 times 120 tunes from 8 innings 2018: 570+ runs more than anyone in the series and didn’t lose wick to Anderson This is enough and kohli faced Steyn Amir starc Mitchell Johnson too Anderson broad Come on man just be optimistic

[@christianoonline1]

@@wishvakrish3583 mate sachin cant be compared to anyone and that kohli himself said ... compare me when i play for 24 yrs not now

[@SachBro]

@@wishvakrish3583 Ha ha ha. Sachin at his peak destroyed the best bowlers in the opposition. Kohli barely survived against Anderson in last tour, was dropped twice of his boaling and only hit 4-5 boundries (most of which were edges) and Anderson is not even half as good as McGrath, Wasim, Waqar or Donald. BTW, Amir has always dominated Kohli, go back and watch their encounters. A big Kohli fan but he is no SRT.

[@user-nk2wl7es5z]

Sacchidanand Pant Anderson the man who dismissed sachin for fun?

[@harshalpimple9914]

This reminds me the sachin's knock against Mac Grath at champions trophy in SA . He smashed Mac in every part of ground to demoralize the bowling attack and Ind end up winning the match.

There's so much more to cricket than meets the eye.. What a wonderful story and narration..

[@mohammedkhan8007]

Simple, Sachin is the master blaster.

[@SRK151007]

The field placements changed from attacking to defensive. See this through the video.

[@fruitopia6798]

Extraordinary that they played at the same time but so rarely against each other, Tendulkar played an amazing 664 internationals in total but in Australia Tendulkar and Warne played only 5 Tests and 1 ODI against each other.

[@panasakayala]

that's why no one can be compared ever with Sachin... no batsman has that level of commitment these days.. lucky enough to watch Sachin all through his career.....

[@kkjcid]

3:32 NEVER in a million years will anyone say that to Sachin in India! I think he doesnt know what status Sachin had and has in India. People will burn the stadium to show their unhappiness but will never say that or anything bad to Sachinnnn Sachiin!

[@r.ssumedh7626]

I will say that.

[@Rohityadav_17]

@@r.ssumedh7626 nobody cares about what pakistani says about Sachin

[@r.ssumedh7626]

@@Rohityadav_17 Wtf are you talking about?

[@pqrstwxyz1175]

@@r.ssumedh7626We don't care what Pakistanis say to him

[@r.ssumedh7626]

@@pqrstwxyz1175 I'm from Chennai! WTF?

[@vinodsrinivasan9077]

Near full house on Monday afternoon says it all. It's not only Sivaramakrishnan who helped him for preparing for this series, there is also other leggie who didn't went on to play for India.

[@vijaykhobchandani6636]

Vinod Srinivasan his name was sairaj bahutule

[@SandipRayChaudhury]

Vijay Khobchandani sairaj bahutule played for India

[@maverickshepherds2103]

People had a better life then.. They had a work life balance.. The period before the IT started creating robotic morons..

[@oshizone]

@Chirag Patel ya people are too busy on mobile nowadays....come on grow up...dude.. it's the passion for quality test cricket. Not like these days with 3 or 4 days test match with low quality players.

[@bibidhkaphle8081]

@@oshizone calm down brother dont waste ur time on those who just waste their time on pubg and keep criticizing other for whole lyf

[@pratikgupta5509]

such battles make us true sport fans, Goat vs Goat🔥💯

[@travelongshivangi3579]

Tendulkar was sweating hard to win and man in white helmet planning to loose

[@JaiminGoheldit]

ankita singh - first time seeing lady taking interest in cricket.

[@Wowlife603]

Man in white helmet has won loads of matches for India. You dont know the truth , so better show some respect for a man who has achieved so much in his life.

[@tushprr]

ankita singh very funny

[@christianoonline1]

@@Wowlife603 well the person who can sell his country for money will never be an achiever .

[@shafiedmonshafiedmom6341]

Only that man . Why youre politicians and security wings are true bloody rascals

[@ManishVerma-nn7rl]

Great critic and the best cricket commentator across the world

[@Bernie8330]

That 155 not out was off only 191 balls. Ian Chappell tells it spot on - the game was on the line. Tendulkar fails Australia win. He makes 150 India win. Let's also not forget Muhammad Azzharruddin's 64 matching Tendulkar run for run in a partnership of 127 when Australia still had an outside chance. At home in India, Azzharruddin was as awesome as Tendulkar, and in the early part of Tendulkar's career, the only other Indian batsman who could perform outside of India.

[@Bernie8330]

Was that the time the two of them (Tendulkar and Azharuddin) put on a double century stand at a run a ball in 1996-97?

[@nitinlol345]

I think you forgot to mention the greatest overseas batsmen India has ever produced--Rahul Dravid.

[@Bernie8330]

Ghost By the time Dravid, Laxman, Sehwag and Ganguly were established after the turn of the new century and millennial, runs outside of India was no longer an unusual occurrence - Tendulkar and Azharuddin taught them to do that ... Dravid was an excellent player both at home and away, but he was not superior to Tendulkar in either scenario, even though he had better series on a couple of occasions.

[@nitinlol345]

Dravids debut was at lords, he scored a 90 odd runs, sachin never taught the likes of dravid, dravid created his own league with his never ending patience, sublime textbook shots and we all know when the team falls apart, dravid has been the savior for India a million times. sachin is popular, dravid is underrated, even the greatest WI batsman, Brian Lara when asked which cricketer he would chose to bat for his life, his answer was dravid, often regarded as the greatest test team in the world,Australias Glorious 11,Steve waugh once mentioned dravid would get an automatic selection in our team not sachin, just few examples from the goats of cricket. Sachin created history with records and 100s,dravid played for the team, so it's a bit absurd to say sachin taught the likes of dravid.

[@nifu65566]

@@nitinlol345 dude if I started mentioning what legends have said about Sachin then it would require a complete book read, Tendulkar was the best the game ever saw, I don't agree Dravid was a team man, he is highly overrated as a team man, Tendulkar scored more runs with a better strike rate and avg any day than Dravid, Dravid will surely be in India's test 11 but in world 11 I'll put Ponting and Kallis over him

[@trolexgamingmafia1603]

It was a good battle,but tbh Sachin not only dominated but thrashed him in all formats 😊

[@vdate4856]

No one matches the logic and knowlege of this guy in cricket and most importantly narration. Will love to listen such conversations multiple times. Please try such narration in series I bet It will be super hit.

[@dr.heinzdoofenshmirtz4463]

5:40,6:27that's Sachin for you guys😊

[@wishvakrish3583]

That cheeky back shots from Sachin aaaah I miss those Those cuts and drives and that running between wickets

[@mrutyunjayapattanaik4774]

A lot of stories are there in his mind, we must extract all of them before it's late!! 🙂

[@nik0096]

There are only two options in a difficult situation : focus or fold....Luckily Sachin chose the former option...

[@Bhakto_ke_Jijaji]

Being of his generation and growing up watching him play for our billions of peoples...man o man we are lucky

[@ramakantgangji2549]

Nothing is better than Sachin's Batting.. We are lucky.. We born Sachin Era.. And watched Sachin's Amazing Batting..

[@jeremygraves1720]

OMG... amazing story, sooo good

[@srinivasanranganathan3468]

Sachin hammers Warne, like school boy bowler being hit by a champion batsman. No one hammers Warne like Sachin did, that's remarkable batting by a legendary player like Sachin Tendulkar. Shane Warne can't believe his eyes, he has come prepared for a battle with Sachin, he thought he can win the battle against Sachin, in the end it's Sachin , who won the battle against Warne. Truly scintillating batting from indian master batsman.

[@arindamsen9085]

Always believe Ian is great analyst of cricket and speaks very logically. I just love to talk with him as a cricket fanatic!

[@sandeepsaini420]

Wow 😲 i was a teenager when i used to see him bat on my TV 📺 those were the days and i still miss them.

[@rameshagsswamy]

The world cricket fans have no other Option except accepting this little champion as the best and greatest batsman of all time.... He is born to play cricket

[@mukundthorat5672]

Thank you sir ...it’s like watching a movie

[@ankitsinghel1116]

Today no one is interested to see cricket but this man created history.people saw Sachin in monday day time with full crowd

[@manishver007]

Wat a beautiful counter attack. Amazing. Was blessed to see the match live❤️

[@rajivbpatil83]

In those days cricket was part of life and sachin was breath of cricket.

[@kinshuksinghania4289]

If you can just ignore the fact that Ian Chappell is overly arrogant and critical in his scrutiny of many non Aussie players, it is actually interesting and fun listening to how well he brings forth so many facets and basics in his dissection of the game!! He is more often than usual spot-on with his analysis and understanding of the game!!

[@therockyjohnson]

Full house on a Monday's afternoon that's unheard of these days . I miss the Sachin Tendulkar era