You must be reaching 50s now. How fast time passed away.

@@kapilbhardwaj4680 Age is not a barrier to re-visit pleasant memories.

Same mother hood to me louder if we switch on early morning

Because one day cricket matches was best in Australia on those days coloured clothing and white balls huge grounds too

I was watching with my brother & Dad during those early cool mornings under zero volume, after setting a wake up alarm. Same with my mother too but our Dad defended us😊. We brushed our teeth during the break & watched the second session of the match with warm coffee always. We always used to fear David Boon’s devastating batting.Great memories!

back in days of cricket Bowlers and batters were pathetic and had poor technical skills.

I am am also in your age group bhai. I watched this match on black & white Dynora TV as a 4th std

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Exactly. Would marvel the sights . Still gives goosebumps of those boyish days.

Great feeling. Early morning. Clear view. Richie of course. What a comentary. Thank you Channel 9.Nothing short of dream viewing

Haha yes DD coverage in those days was miserable. They always searched for the ball after a shot and would show a grainy fielder chasing “something” 😂😂😂

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Probably the best against pace attacks.

His time, that too just for Aussies ???? He's one of the greatest skippers of ALL TIME, in the same league as Clive Lloyd.

satyakam pradhan that means you are now 42 or 44 !

same for Gavaskar..always wore a white hat and beneath a head guard sort off in all matches..1986 yes I too was in grade 6th then, Richard Hadlee got an Audi( I assume) as man of series then though NZ were 3rd position as being lost to India in semis

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And scoring 30 of 70

I guess im randomly asking but does any of you know a trick to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot my password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me

@Ty Darwin Instablaster =)

Fantastic George. Enjoy!

We were there as kids too !! Camera flashed on us when Mo Matthews got a wicket !!

nice !!!

rubicon nz how cool is that!!

Too good!

Sadly, most aussies don't acknowledge this.

Greg Chappel is the best captain.

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Same emotions bhai tears come

What a horrible English.

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He was an underrated player,he could bat, average 41,and a good fielder,he bowling in Sheffield shield was very good,if welham, Taylor,or Lawson were captain then better field would have been set,he was no mug,and I wish he had played more.

Greg Matthews should have played a lot more test cricket for Australia. Very underrated player and he was a very good batsman. In fact a very good all rounder.

Absolutely Right 😊

Absolutely Right 😊

No its kapil sir

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Dhoni in this era

@@ganessinv as an Indian, I too happen to greatly admire MSD. But Allan Border is in a different league altogether. Dhoni no doubt was apart from being a great skipper also a great batsman. But his batsmanship genius was limited mostly to ODIs while the true examination of batting greatness is still measured based on how one performs against tough opponents in adverse conditions in tests. And history, stats as well as analytical judgement are witness to the fact Border is next only to Sir Don Bradman as Australia's greatest batsman ever and one of the greatest in all cricket history, ahead in several quarters of even the likes of Jacques Kallis, Ricky Ponting, even Viv Richards and several more. While as a captain, Border competes directly with Clive Lloyd, Peter May and Steve Waugh. In short, some "borders" aren't meant to be crossed.

I was in 8th std too watching this match live on our colour TV(EC TV). Great memories!

Maybe. But this was after Srikkanth being ridiculed for playing irresponsibly. Srikkanth was the real inventor of aggressive cricket (adopted later by players like Jayasuriya, Greatbatch, Sehwag, etc.). Don't compare Shastri and Srikkanth. They had different styles.

Ravi was tuk tuk as opener.He had the game to hit sixes against spinners whenever he played in middle order.

They couldn't bowl bouncers without giving away a no-ball, that's why many players didn't wear helmets in one-dayers.

Yes that was the real cricket

Please upload Pakistan west indies Australia Cub series 1996/97

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1985 India Pak B &H final in Melbourne, I think one player(Rameez raja) got hurt as he fell on the spiky fence while trying to catch a sixer

@@satya4uall it was wasim raja I guess

True

That was classic cricket

Excuse me ? Kuch bhi

@@deol0161 83 worldcup winners,85 World series winners both in alien conditions.Similar pair is dhoni days only.

Sir,so lucky u r

Very lucky man which year this game..?

Yes those days cricket was a great game in your india ...big crowds every where

You are lucky

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Such kaha madam aap ne

Aapki cricket knowledge janker aaccha lega aapki d.o.b, kya h aap kya karti ho

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Border brought in a culture to Australian cricket. He got a rockstar's welcome whenever he played at home. He got that extremely competitive spirit and never die attitude. I would say he was the man who brought ruthlessness to Aussie cricket. 1992 world cup was Australia's to lose but 4 other teams played out of their skin to reach the semifinals. Taylor had a gentleman approach to cricket but Steve brought in the ruthless attitude, the rest was history until Clarke arrived.

You stole my script 😂

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