there is nothing more beautiful to listen to then TMS on a summers day in the garden seriously .

Really nice to see that reaction from Tuffers. He looked after Henry in the last few years of the great man's career I always felt. Gently correcting him when he didn't quite see things correctly and doing himself down to make sure Blowers never looked too mistake prone. Top bloke.

I tell you what'll always get me about this clip - the fact you can hear the crowd applauding in the background. Cricket is such a family, in a way - we give it out, we hammer our players sometimes, but we always look after our own. Blowers was one of us - a true gentleman, and a stalwart of the game. He deserved that applause, and he deserves it still. Well done Blowers indeed.

Quintessentially the voice of English cricket.

Lovely that the crowd joined in. Blowers was a ledge.❤

There will never be another Blofeld.

Never be another Blowers

No histrionics, no blubbering, just hands over, absolute legend.

Initially I didn't particularly like Henry Blofeld's commentaries, but then I realised how good he was at literally painting pictures with words, whether it was about the action on the pitch, activity in the crowd, aircraft and helicopters flying overhead, or even buses passing outside the ground. I used to think that if I was an ex-pat Englishman living a long way from home, listening to him would make me feel quite homesick.

Tuffers knew he was going to blub, thinking the shades were going to save him.....failed

I cried watching this. Bless the man who provided such joy. And joy really is the only word I can find that adequately sums up this legend.

I will never tire of hearing about the pigeons at lords or the cranes around the oval with blowers in commentary , a true gentleman , the last of a dying breed 👏🏻👏🏻

I got a bit choked up at how moved Tuffers was.

Blowers was the Peter Aliss of cricket. Top pair.

I was lucky enough to sit next to Blowers while he commentated on a charity match once…..an afternoon I will never forget

How can it be 6 years already? Time passes too quickly.

My dear old thing !

I never noticed Tuffers dabbing tears away at the end.

Love TMS, love listening in the summer here in the UK. Blowers is definately my dear old thing. Miss that voice.

I cant forget his voice.... listened to him first time in late eighties... my father was big fan of his commentary as well..

Blowers,my dear old thing.

Legend 😢❤

Golden voice of henry, text match special on BBC.

HENRY BLOFELD MISS YOU LOT LEGENDARY commentator OF ALL TIME

Last of the legends of tms after arlott Johnson cmj bailey truman mosey frindsll ect Great times great comms such memories

The voice of cricket 🙏

VERY BEAUTIFUL VOICE AND VERY LOVELY COMMENTATOR I MISS YOU ♥️♥️

Legend

Yeah I cried too, Tuffers.

These guys were class

An absolute legend.

And the best bit? Everyone in the crowd clapping too....

Bloody hell, Henry Blofeld was great to listen to, along with Christopher Martin Jenkins, Fred Trueman, Tony Greig, Jonathan Agnew, Phil Tufnell and many other Pommie cricket commentators. Fair Bloody Dinkum They are so much better than our Australian commentators, so boring especially Terry Alderman, Terry would put you to sleep.

Look at those lovely earnings... 👌👌

Henry Blofeld was Bond villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld's first Cousin. FACT, no bullshit true story.

I feel this should have been given more importance.

Also have TMS on now rather than watch it.

Now we have to put up with people talking about 'batters' instead of batsmen!

Legend. Sorely missed. Are the hundred or so BBC staff readying for another Glastonbury jolly?

🏏💜😪💔🏏

Interesting 😃❤🇧🇩

good commentator but preferred Arlott,did you see the weasel Graeme Swann ran away from the aussies!

😁❤

I think it was lords