Waugh on how to keep match fixing out of cricket | Michael Atherton meets Steve Waugh

[@dirtonthemirror8340]

Steve Waugh. What a man. What a player. What a batter. What a captain. Treasure. Atherton. The master interviewer. Top class video.

[@kmpayne7477]

What a top bloke Steve Waugh is . You were a credit to your country on the field and now I can see off it also.

[@ankss4972]

He was my favorite non Indian batsmen since I began watching in 1996 World Cup at age 10-11. I always wanted him to bat well even if was Indian bowlers on the receiving end. His last series against India, India was on verge of winning a test series in India for the first time but Steve Waugh stood tall and scored an 80 to save his farewell game and series. I was heartbroken but only satisfaction was it was Steve Waugh who did it. Loved Warnie my man also. Still do and miss him like I knew him. Miss his energy of being around, keep everyone cheerful and in commentary box.

[@phill2383]

Steve Waugh left the sport behind but used his Cricket Profile to help a lot of people, there isn't enough people like this in the world. Thank You Steve, I'm all the better for reading your books as well.

[@ajmalartistryandwriteupsam4878]

This is simply amazing... seeing two top notch individuals .... Talking about the game & beyond...with everything being so much articulate..

[@piyushsopory5817]

What a balanced person and it reflected on the field. One of the best captains and one of the most underated test batsman who kept getting better with age.

[@wespaul9345]

On our 6th lockdown here in old Melbourne Australia. These interview's are excellent. Athers is Parko.

[@silmarienprince3137]

I enjoyed the discussion on player progress today. Players today do indeed have more support but a lot lot more pressure as well. We cotton wool our kids . That's not crickets issue , it's society issue.

[@richardferrell4481]

Another fantastic interview from Atherton. Consistently excellent.

[@iain075]

He’s brilliant isn’t he? Not interrupting, just allowing the conversation to flow, dropping in a few choice observations here and there.

[@chunder27]

Tough as hell on the field but what he is doing now is fabulous, a true man.

[@trancenut81]

Such an awesome man. My love for Australia started with people like him and Gilli.

[@neilpavett3413]

A gentleman and a legend

[@simondickinson5111]

Very honest man👏👏

[@sreenivasulaboggala4751]

Steve Waugh, Legend

[@sultanabran1]

he left the team in better condition than when he found it. great to see him doing charity work.

[@immortaloutlaw3004]

What a great character and a great sportsman...respect from pakistan

[@terryevp4084]

Great interview..!! Great cricketers ..!!!

[@tommygunn8355]

I only wish Warnie didn't despise Steve Waugh so much! I think it was unfair and Warnie should have let bygones be bygones! RIP Warnie!

[@tbeau6663]

I'm glad I watched these videos.

[@KHANBABA-yi7db]

If i bet my all saving money and i pick one batsmen i will choose legend Waugh

[@williscliff6811]

Great player and obviously a great thinker too. Steve Waugh too for that matter.

[@rajibnandi4038]

real legend batsman and all time great captain.

[@andrewmcgill6369]

in all forms of cricket at a decent competitive level you get 2 types of players, those who hit their hight's only when they feel challenged by someone or something to do with the opposition, and they are gun players, and then their's the others who just from the morning they wake up that day can only think about winning the match, i never played Test Match cricket but i like to feel like Steve Waugh i fell in the latter of the two, what a player he was,

[@KingKong-rb6xj]

People like Wasim Akram who was tried in a court in Pakistan for match fixing with evidence given by his team mates got let off only because the judge had a soft spot for him. It’s no secret he was corrupt with his brother being a bookie. Only look at Pakistan v Bangladesh in the World Cup 99 which is a blatant example of throwing a game.

[@wespaul9345]

KK you're point is strong. It's interesting how we dismiss evidence because we just 'don't like it'. Personally I hate cricket cheats. We all do.

[@suffern63]

Did Steve speak to Mark about match fixing when John the bookmaker was hanging around?

[@Bernie8330]

What are you talking about? Mark Waugh was never involved in matching fixing. The overblown 1994 'scandal' that broke in late 1998 was a storm in a tea cup and Mark Waugh was not guilty of match fixing nor was Shane Warne.

[@winstonwithay1980]

@@Bernie8330 They did take money from bookies and Cricket Australia covered it up.

[@Bernie8330]

@@winstonwithay1980 I didn't say they didn't take money, I said they weren't involved in match fixing, and they WEREN'T. They provided certain info that would have helped bookies frame their odds but this was nothing to do with fixing a result. None the less, it was smart and prudent for cricket boards around the world to decide that this was also a big no-no FOR THE FUTURE.

[@mrkipling2201]

Salim Malik offered Warne $200,000 to make sure Pakistan won the last test match against Australia in Lahore I think it was in the 1994 test series. Also to Tim May. By the 2 of them bowling badly. Warne declined, along with May, and they told Mark Taylor who reported it. Then Warne and Mark Waugh gave out pitch information etc quite innocently not long afterwards which was resolved.

[@rambhattacharjee1850]

Gem talks❤❤❤💙💙💙💙

[@kn0bhe4d]

I'm glad he didn't take too many lessons from Teresa when he met her, and instead looked to actually helping people. Anyone who actually looks into what Teresa did will soon realize (perhaps shockingly) that she did nothing to help the people under her care. They suffered agonizingly. I'm really glad Waugh has actually helped people.

[@shrestha841]

Remove india's influence from ICC and cricket overall and then there will never be any match fixing

[@joeduffield155]

Mark Waugh is an Aussie, he wears a baggie cap, And when he saw the bookie's cheque he said "I'm having that", He shared it out with Warnie, then went and had some beers, And when the ACC found out they covered up for years.

[@smitshastri8294]

Can anyone give me some context as to why Amarnath, Engineer and Bedi's names are there on the wall? Any particular reason for that?

[@lazaglider]

Diversity?

[@robbomas]

Smit Shastri just famous names from Indian touring teams I think - looks like the signs that would have been used in old SCG scoreboard

[@steveirungu3132]

personal responsibility begins withmyself by steveirungu jermaine

[@abdullahraja6324]

Hi

[@newbiekhyber]

Kids today are overcoached.

[@fomofud9479]

I wish Steve Waugh was my father

[@shunmugasundaram9302]

This is sheer nonsense.formofudo 9479You can have an admiration for Steve Waugh. But wish that he be his father is a great insult to your own father.if you think calmly for sometime your father is a great ஹியூமன் being

[@shunmugasundaram9302]

Human being

[@Tripleexel]

Pay people more money? Players now more than ever know what the other earns.

[@sibghatmansoor5125]

Simply Mark waugh,shane warne,wasim akram,waqar younus,salim malik should've been banned for life at the peak of their careers in mid 90s.that would have been the end of match fixing for ever.

[@lazaglider]

We just found the Indian.

[@sibghatmansoor5125]

@@lazaglider what mean aussie

[@venderstrat]

Test cricket is cricket.

[@vazirvazir6165]

Hi Good morning, CD.Valsr,

[@jamesfahey4508]

Mother Teresa was a monster, Steve.

[@SuperIsolated]

How would you fix a scripted sport?

[@mhabib4653]

Why isnt his kids playing international cricket? Or BBL?

[@Hi-kq1vi]

Probably not good enough, not sure how old this video is-but doesn't seem to be anything about him after 2017 at the U19 WC. His figures don't look that impressive-over 40 with the ball & low 30's with the bat.

[@mhabib4653]

@@Hi-kq1vi yes not good enough. Steve was lucky enough to play 160 odd test matches at that strike rate and average

[@Hi-kq1vi]

@@mhabib4653 Talking about his son Austin, not Steve.

[@mhabib4653]

@@Hi-kq1vi yes Austin not good enough otherwise would off made the top level. Regarding Steve, he was a lucky batsmen.

[@Hi-kq1vi]

@@mhabib4653 Steve was lucky in that he came in when Australia were a weak team post retirements & defections, he never would have got any kind of run in the test team based on his performances in the 1980's in any other era, but from 1992/1993 onward there was nothing but hard work & consistent high scores from him. My fondest memory is him coming back when he shouldn't have been playing for the final Ashes test in 2001, with the series already in the bag & limped to a century & a victory to make it 4-1.

[@mohdshl9316]

❤😂❤❤❤❤

[@AgroKopite]

Simple ban IPL fixing league

[@despaciteggadventures8922]

What

[@rmc9498]

The reason why Indian Cricket is the best - we never had match-fixers! we always want to win. Our captains are the best. Look at Dhoni and Kholi, word doesn't exist in our cricket. The reason why we win.

[@shehrozeshigri9220]

To azharddin Mars ki team ka captain tha kya?

[@rmc9498]

shehroze shigri Indian nee tha who!

[@lukewba2621]

😂😂

[@amiyshrivastava4088]

@@White742 Nice to see you again here.