yeah loved to hear " these little Sri Lankans..." RIP..as to favourite WC moments, '96 - nuff said !!I miss tony greig in the box
IIRC Graeme Smith had an absolutely ridiculous dismissal.This thread needs footage of SA's chokes in 2007 and 2011. 2007 was especially hilarious. Kallis jumping a foot outside leg trying to hit McGrath out of the Caribbean just because Hayden called him a liability before the match = pure lol.
Smith, Kallis and Prince all played absolutely shocking shots. The first 5 overs, they kept trying to jump down the track and hit the Aussie quicks down the ground to prove..... something.IIRC Graeme Smith had an absolutely ridiculous dismissal.
This is even more special for me:Despite two world cup wins, I think Sachin's 98 v. Pakistan would be up there for most Indian fans. It's most definitely the peak of my ODI watching life. Tendulkar's 1993-2003 reign ending with the most glorious of all his knocks, if not his best.
I absolutely loved how Yuvraj showed Ponting in the '11 WC QF what his 1st innings century meant, lol.I liked that moment between 1999 and 2011 when Australia didn't lose a match.
Also that moment when McGrath utterly humiliated tendulkar (deliberate absence of capital T) in the 03 final with the way he had him caught and bowled. Gave true meaning to what tendulkar had done earlier in the tournament: it meant nothing.
You are a calmer person than me. I have screamed about 10 times during 2011 WC alone.Tis the greatest hair raising moment alongside Donald running out in 99 semi (only two occasions when I screamed while watching a match, ones in ecstasy, other in agony):
Although it was a much much smaller ocassion, Tendulkar's Sharjah sand-storm '98 is somehow dearer closer to my heart - maybe because I was younger.Despite two world cup wins, I think Sachin's 98 v. Pakistan would be up there for most Indian fans. It's most definitely the peak of my ODI watching life. Tendulkar's 1993-2003 reign ending with the most glorious of all his knocks, if not his best.
Yeah, agree. It astounds me even today when I watch that knock how almost every boundary he hit looked absolutely perfect. Most thrilling knock I've ever seen. After every four, I was simultaneously thinking "Go go go keep smashing them" and "Slow down, just get to the end".Despite two world cup wins, I think Sachin's 98 v. Pakistan would be up there for most Indian fans. It's most definitely the peak of my ODI watching life. Tendulkar's 1993-2003 reign ending with the most glorious of all his knocks, if not his best.
You speak as if that's a desirable outcome.I'll never forget Munaf Patel's short run against England in 2011. If the dumb **** had run properly we'd have beat England instead of the tie and Bangladesh would have gone through to the knockouts.