Cricket Australian Style
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- From the Film Australia Collection. Made by Film Australia 1974. Directed by Neil Howe. As Australia and New Zealand prepare to commence the Australian Test Cricket season for 2011 we present this film from 1974 on Australian Cricket and featuring these two teams. Then Australian Captain, Ian Chappell, discusses just what makes Australia's way of playing the game so distinctive. From the schoolboy variety to International standard.
See more NFSA content with Ian Chappell and Ray Lindwall interviewed in 1987 here:
aso.gov.au/titl...
Priceless film.
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I remember this test match between Australia and New Zealand at the SCG. New Zealand 312 and 9 for 305 declared. Australia 162 and 2-30. This was New Zealand's first opportunity to win a test match against Australia on home turf. Rain intervened to save Australia from likely defeat.
Warnie you were the greatists
Hi Zyawotha for now we will stick to 480p nearly all of our videos are SD so no advantage uploading at higher res specs and obviously it makes them slower to use. I guess we are a bit old school around here. If only we could get you all around for a nice screening of them on the 35mm prints.
love this video...Thanks for the SCG flashback. Thanks to IC and the boys. And the great SDB too....he was a happy chappy. He could have hit a golf ball for 4 with that stump.
This is great. I believe it is the only footage of the 1973/74 series of Australia v New Zealand which I remember as a kid. And to see Ken Wadsworth who was such a sad loss so early at the age of 29 just a couple of years later. Ian Davis obviously fell out of favour very quickly; he was replaced first by Wally Edwards and Ian Redpath in 1974/75, then Rick McCosker and Alan Turner before getting another chance in 1976/77 against Pakistan after Redpath retired.
Takes me right back to those great days. I'm pretty sure some of my teachers wore the same trousers as Mr Spence @ 7:30
"Tremendous gap that. I'm not saying it's the biggest gap I've ever seen, but my word, it was tremendous".
He coaches just like he calls! Marvellous.
You paid thirty bucks for one of these, you may as well use ALL of it :)
Love it!
excellent
man i enjoy these old videos
Is that John Meillon at 25:08 on the "Hill"?
12:28 - Oh look..it's one of the Daddo's!! :D
1970's, when the young Aussie bloke got frightened of the barber. ...I reckon Benaud never coached Steve Smith!
Yeeeees well, Maxy Walker's huge moustache at 2:20.
Nice :)
Definition of a sticky wicket. Stackpole spitting his chewie out on the wicket. Ah the days before menthos and sandpaper.
It's a good thing hairstyles and the quality of cricket are not connected. The 70s was a bad decade for fashion.