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A lovely game played in a great sprit, Great to see Roy Virgin playing

That guy had the action of Malcolm Marshall 7:02

K shrikanth bold...

Salute you Sir 'Cowdrey! 🫡 I used to see his pics in newspapers in my early schooldays&my 4th elder brother used to tell me about his greatness!&later I was selected to play for interstate & then Zonal Schools Team&when I left my small town for Bombay I got a chance to play for the great Vijay Merchant's company team! 🏏 Nice to see Colin speaking here!❤ 👍

Is Garfield Sobers the full quid? "That thing they do in England from the commentary box"? Would that be the commentary.

David Turner a real good player

Enjoy the same 🎉

Hooray, the whities!

Batting skills were better or bowling was better in yester years??? Batsmen had to think twice before playing a stroke... How Sunil Gawasker managed to score runs?

What a brilliant little documentary 👏

video quality is very poor , I have seen live match in 1987 but that's time good quality picture in black and white tv my neighbor. Is it improved !!!!!

Before pathetic t20, glorified baseball

ये मैच रविशास्त्री ने हराया था।😢

My father used to told me, it was almost 90% sure tha, india and Pakistan were sure to play the final... The tickets went for hundreds of rupess, which was high amount at that time... Eden Gardens was sold out, although nobody wanna see Australia and England play...

Glory days

Larkins got a poor decision here. Given out LBW for 46 when the ball was clearly missing leg stump.

only the ashes of 05 surpassed this series .... this was an awesome series, great summer but sad we lost some of the west indies to retirement ...

I am old enough to remember when Hugh Wilson was England's next great fast bowling hope. This wasn't a moment that lasted very long.

This is so English.

No Azhar did a match fixing n this match ,

I m 90s kid in my view Wasim ambrose McGrath were the greatest

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When you watch Mike Gatting bat, particularly when in full flow, there is no telling that he's not in anyway among the highest run getters of the late 20th century, in the league of Border, Miandad, Gooch etc. A big underachiever. A series of misfortunes and personal attitude issues.

100 off 25 is a "run riot" back in 1979😂😂😂😂

Thanks so much for this! Do you have any more county coverage by any chance?

Just shows what a class act Mr R W TAYLOR was behind the wicket but we all knew that north of watford gap 7:09

Still makes me sad. This was ours.

Hadlee, medium pace?

27 balls baaki thi aur aaj yeh saare gyaan detey hain aur croro kamaate hain interview commentary karke. shame 50 over toh khelo 50 over 45.3 over mein all out. kapil gavaskar, shastri mentor bantey hain mentor

shastri toh last tak tha maamla kapil dev ke out honey ke baad bigda. chetan sharma ne rush blood waala shot khela balls thi match nikal sakta tha iss world cup ke baad bahut se players ne retirement hi le lia.maninder, chetan sharma, gavaskar 1992 ka world cup nahi kheley. sidhu injured ke chalte nahi khela.

RAVI SHANKAR JAYADRITHA SHASTRI TOH TUK TUK EXPERT THA WOH BHI 50 OVER POORA NAHI KHELA. TUK TUK AREY WORLD CUP 1992 MEIN TEST INNINGS KHELI ENG AUR AUS KE SAAMNE

29 BALL 36 RUN KYA JARURAT THI SANATH JAISURYA BANNE KI PRABHAKAR YA GANGULY NAHI BAN SAKTE THEY

Michael Holden is the best.

What a game was 9 year old watching it at time

This repeat was shown on 28th May 1986 when rain stopped play in a B&H Quarter final match between Essex and Notts. I was sat at Chelmsford at that game hoping for the rain to subside and Essex to win having put Notts into trouble at 39-3 chasing 196. Neither happened and the next day I wasn't there to see Notts win by 3 wickets. Good that you have managed to get these highlights for us to enjoy, thank you.

Lara is easily the greatest ever batsman ever

i had all wrist spin variations with either hand.

botham was pure excitement.

7:03 Timmy Z a great sportsman

6:43 you’ve gotta have a little bit of style

Legend of a batsmen. 277 at the SCG was epic batting

This is rather wonderful

This documentary felt like hubris at the time and really hasn’t aged well at all.

Thank you Brian Lara - STILL under rated.

i would love to give all these past players the opputunitity to play with the bats they enjoy today, i wonder what they would think!! maybe greatness is left in the past, different times, great times!

DK Lillee

In a career in first class cricket that lasted 21 years, Stuart Law scored 27,000+ runs at an average of 50+, yet he only ever played 1 test match for Australia. A travesty for a man of his talent!

As a schoolboy, I saw Colin Cowdrey bat a number of times at Canterbury at the tail end of his career. To me, he was a strangely diffident batsman, often playing with excessive caution bowlers he had the strokes to dominate. Every now and then, he permitted himself the luxury of a cover driven boundary that demonstrated this fact. His fielding at slip was obviously less sharp than in his pomp, but there was really nowhere else he could field. His build was 'comfortable', to say the least, and he was not a fast mover. Most people thought he played on too long with nothing to prove, but there was one last glorious hurrah in the ton he scored for Kent against the Aussies in 1975. I saw that innings. He was 42 years old then and he made good runs against an attack that included Lillee, Gilmour and Mallett. The applause he got from the Aussies was generous and well meant. A man not, I think, given to any great show of emotion, his pleasure when he reached his century was evident.

Whatever happened to Jack Richards ? He looked a class act with the gloves and the bat for England in this '86-87 Ashes series.