20 Greatest ODIs (by ESPNCricinfo)

[Fuller Pilch]

I mentioned earlier the classic Lamb v Reid final over,

Also for completely the opposite reason there was also the classic Pringle v Reid final over.

 

[Burgey]

Haha yeah my god that was freaking ridiculous

 

[RossTaylorsBox]

9th match of the 1994 World Series

 

[RossTaylorsBox]

Also for completely the opposite reason there was also the classic Pringle v Reid final over.

Best part of this was the final ball when Reid turned to get back in his crease for some reason.

 

[Burgey]

Like I know Chris Martin’s batting was a meme, but I can’t believe he was worse than Bruce Reid. Honestly, that over is like watching one of those nature docos where you think the prey might make it but the lion keeps playing with it for ages til it eventually just fades out

 

[RossTaylorsBox]

I'm gonna post it because it's so good and also Chris Pringle owned.

 

[Molehill]

I'm gonna post it because it's so good and also Chris Pringle owned.

What's quite funny is how far down the legside the first ball of the over is, and not called a wide.

 

[The Sean]

Also for completely the opposite reason there was also the classic Pringle v Reid final over.

Ha, yes - an absolute classic of the genre.

Basically, the lesson is don't trust Breece Rude with the final over of an ODI for any reason.

 

[Fuller Pilch]

What's quite funny is how far down the legside the first ball of the over is, and not called a wide.

And the umpires were Aussies!!??!

 

[RossTaylorsBox]

Haha yeah, followed up by a juicy full toss outside off somehow edged to the keeper.

 

[Prince EWS]

Haha yeah, followed up by a juicy full toss outside off somehow edged to the keeper.

It was a truly horrible over. I could imagine even a decent #8 hammering it for 15+.

 

[RossTaylorsBox]

And the umpires were Aussies!!??!

Shocked that Steve Randell waited until the game had reached its full maturity.

 

[Fuller Pilch]

That was quite a nice kit - better than some of the other grey ones and a big step up from the beige (although the beige is classic fashion).

 

[Jumno]

2019
99 semi
1983
2002 NatWest
92 semi
Kantikar 98

 

[mr_mister]

96 Aus NZ QF a darkhorse?

 

[ankitj]

Why is no one posting actual links to the articles?

Where Australia began their domination of the world

A win from out of nowhere in Mohali signalled what an unstoppable one-day force they were going to become

www.thecricketmonthly.com

Thoroughly enjoyed reading this, brilliantly written. The article convinced me this was a worthy entry. Brought back memories of this game. It was superb. Ambrose and Bishop were breathing fire and had Australia down to 15-4. Bevan played a great come from behind knock. Richardson's heartbreak staying unbeaten at the non-striker's end, Warne's brilliance and McGrath's mean bowling. This had a lot.

 

[ma1978]

That match was heartbreaking to me because I was a huge Richie Richardson fan growing up.

The 96 final has to be here. That was a phenomenal match and had great context.

 

[honestbharani]

96 Aus NZ QF a darkhorse?

Watched the game live. It was a bit of a cakewalk for Aus after the first 20 when they batted no?

 

[honestbharani]

Why is no one posting actual links to the articles?

Where Australia began their domination of the world

A win from out of nowhere in Mohali signalled what an unstoppable one-day force they were going to become

www.thecricketmonthly.com

Thoroughly enjoyed reading this, brilliantly written. The article convinced me this was a worthy entry. Brought back memories of this game. It was superb. Ambrose and Bishop were breathing fire and had Australia down to 15-4. Bevan played a great come from behind knock. Richardson's heartbreak staying unbeaten at the non-striker's end, Warne's brilliance and McGrath's mean bowling. This had a lot.

That ball by Steve Waugh to The Prince was a bit unplayable.

 

[subshakerz]

2019
99 semi
1983
2002 NatWest
92 semi
Kantikar 98

I will be shocked if 2003 Pak India isn't there.