Cricket on YouTube

[Aritro]

Can you imagine a bowler sending down 4 consecutive bouncers and getting away with it now? The batsmen didn't wear helmets and Lillee was quick. Quite an over!

Great footage. That's as quick as I've seen Lillee look in old footage

 

[Starfighter]

An even shorter run

One thing I've noticed that doesn't seem to get mentioned much in the context of this match is the irregular bounce. While getting bowled out for 46 is always terrible I think a better side than England's would have done very well to chase 194 on that pitch.

 

[honestbharani]

Why Robin Singh was the finisher we needed, deserved and all else and why the Indian tail is forever idiotic.......

 

[RossTaylorsBox]

Why Robin Singh was the finisher we needed, deserved and all else and why the Indian tail is forever idiotic.......

Lmao was Ankola run out looking for a second to get himself back on strike?

 

[honestbharani]

Lmao was Ankola run out looking for a second to get himself back on strike?

Or Venky Prasad running to a wide with 1 needed and 1 ball and 1 wicket left...

I am telling you our #6s should have their averages doubled just for the **** they have to put up with when they bat with our tail.

 

[OverratedSanity]

Pinch hitter Srinath. Those were the days I tell you.

 

[honestbharani]

Pinch hitter Srinath. Those were the days I tell you.

A wicket so vital even the highlights package decided not to waste time showing it.

 

[AndyJS]

'Darren Mordecai', a channel that had footage of about every series with England in it from 1975 to 1987 (as of Tuesday) was taken down yesterday.

He's started uploading cricket highlights videos again under the name "DM MORDECAI", and has currently reached the 5th Test in 1994 between England and West Indies, the one at which Brian Lara scored 375. I think the problem was with uploading highlights from Australia, which no longer feature on the channel.

In fact, at the moment his uploads remind me a bit of my own VHS video collection of England cricket highlights which ran from 1990 to about 1997. I wanted to put a lot of them on the internet in about the year 2000, but of course YouTube didn't exist at that time.

 

[honestbharani]

mao was Ankola run out looking for a second to get himself back on strike?

He became a Bollywood leading man after his cricket days. Maybe he was just practicing that...

 

[honestbharani]

TFW you realize that Kakmal has a YouTube channel and its called Catch & Bat....

 

[AndyZaltzHair]

The classic match that changed cricket in bd

 

[arslanmajid]

India vs South Africa 1st test Ahmedabad Test Day 1 Highlights. Planning to upload some more in coming days

 

[ankitj]

Pinch hitter Srinath. Those were the days I tell you.

Did it in so many games and it looked like good tactic to me lol. Did it even in the infamous WC semi final against SL in 1996. He got himself hilariously run out IIRC

 

[Markis114]

Thats respect right there, a true gentleman

 

[Starfighter]

Now here's something I never thought I'd see - the BBC footage of the end of the 1953 Ashes. Interesting field from Lindwall - who seems to be bowling a less than intimidating pace - with three leg slips.

 

[NotMcKenzie]

Now that's the height to have your arm at when bowling:

 

[Starfighter]

Viv Richards bowling medium pace anyone?

Ended up with three-for eventually too.

 

[subshakerz]

Really fine clip here, Malcolm Marshall famously knocking the bat right out of Gavaskar's hands, on an Indian pitch no less

 

[arslanmajid]

A Cool Upload on the channel.
Australians Rebel Tour to South Africa 1986-87

 

[Manee]

Love watching this one on YouTube. So much quicker than anything one typically sees.