KG running in for 15 hours and when he eventually gets one out he got to show some emotions & passion otherwise put a bowling machine or a robot to bowl. - Faf Du plessis 👍🏼
This is one of the most Controversial test series ever. 1. Fights Between Players. 2. Rabada Almost Getting Suspended. 3. The Ball Tampering Saga. 4. Bans of Smith, Warner And Bancroft. And Also this was the last Series of ABD 😭
Shane Warne saying that “You are not allowed to make contact with another player”is so ironic Anyone remembers when he pulled marlon samuels shirt in the BBL XD Oh the irony it’s killin me 😂😂😂
Ayushmaan Singh Warne was/is no angel and he'd be the first to admit this (he does at 18:17!), but I honestly don't think he would take if off the field the way Warner did in the stairwell. That was Warne's point.
The real question to be asked here is, would Warnie have done what he did, if Samuels didn't grab Warnie's teammate? Let's not forget what happened and how it started.
@@ronakwadhwa2002 They been using the sandpaper for ages. Just got caught in this test match. Pat Cummins was treading on the ball in the first couple of games as well.
@@ronakwadhwa2002 The Aussies were using sandpaper in the Ashes before this series. Go back and see how much movement the Aussie bowlers were getting compared to the English bowlers
Even in his darkest moment, Steve Smith gave us a valuable lesson- whenever making a questionable decision in life, think how would it impact your loved ones.
I love it when they show the slowmo of Bancroft hide in the sand paper and you can hear all the aussies in the background saying "what are you doing mate?!" and "oh no!" Hilarious! 😂
@@swanandsathe2800 yep would be really surprised if we win that one since most of the good ones are either hurt or back in India. We lost Jadeja, Bumrah, Kl rahul, Umesh, Shami, and Vihari.
Even after this incident Cricket Australia came back stronger.....they won the t20 WC 2021, WTC-23, ODI WC-23...... nothing but respect to this challenging cricket team🔥
Nah...after this incident they didn't bounced back. They lost after this too and had to change players then they made a comeback. But yeah tough time for the players included in that squad.
I am an Indian cricket fanatic!!!! But any given day I wouldn't feel bad if South Africa win over India .....I know many of my compatriots would concur with me .....that says a lot about cricket SA .....love abd,stern,faf ,kg ,hashim❤️❤️
So here is the thing, Samuels grabbed someone's jersey from Warnie's team during the first inning in order to stop a 2nd run, please watch that. Warnie totally went nuts when Samuels came to bat during the second half. Not suggesting what Warnie did was right, but I'm not sure if he would have done that if Samuels didn't do what he did.
@@user-ww9pd2rz4e Mark Nicholas got his commentating job because of his connections, nothing to do with his ability or lack thereof. In my opinion his commentary, along with most of the television cricket commentators these days, is pure rubbish. Of course this is just my opinion.
I remember the camera zooming in on David Warners hands while fielding in slips just before they caught the Bancroft sandpaper footage. Almost every one of his fingers on both hands were heavily bandaged and commentators were questioning why. At that time, Aussies were getting old ball to reverse swing when no other team could. It seemed they suspected something dodgy was going on. The rest is history.
This is what Australia is so great as a democracy. But there are still arrogance to win at all cost and they deserved to be punished. This well made documentary is a watershed and an eternal reminder to be FairPlay. Great job.
Not so sure about that. Popular sportsmen get forgiven like them, Ben Cousins and Wayne Carey. Others aren't so lucky. Its not a matter of what you did, its a matter of who you are and which 'big boys' you annoyed.
Great documentary from Supersport. I missed it in TV over the festive, I am glad they posted it here. Worth watching. That was a series to remember. Sad that it was the last one for AB but the show has to go on.
Not sure if anyone notice but Smith giving an applause to KG's performance at 16:35 was pure class, given what transpired between them earlier in the test.
Plus the bowlers Hazelwood & Cummins. No way they wouldn't have been aware of the state of the ball. No way was this the first time this had happened either. In the 2nd test in Perth in the previous Ashes series, Hazelwood was getting reverse swing after seven overs. The same game Bancroft was caught filling his pockets with sugar.
Remember watching every minute of this series, absolutely hooked! Such a shame that the ball tampering fiasco has undermined so much sensational cricket with a personal favourite being Dean Elgar's century along with Morkel's 300th wicket in Cape Town.
I love the way Kagiso Rabada screams in the face of batsmen he’s just dismissed. It shows how passionate he is and how much better he is than those Australian batsmen. I wish more bowlers would do this.
This is a great production! Cricket definitely needs more films like this. I also think SA does not get as much media coverage as the big three (AUS, ENG, IND). Yes, the big three are great sides but I think SA has always been as strong as those sides (in Tests) over a long period of time. But their rivalry with the big three sides is not given enough nice film productions and media spice like the Ashes or Border-Gavaskar series etc. ENG, AUS and IND also have great broadcasters (Nasser Hussein, Michael Atherton, Harsha Bhogle etc.) they are always discussing the rivalries and build up to the series with the big three for Ashes and Border-Gavaskar series but SA is not really doing this on the same level. It is sad...
New Zealand never get the props, consecutive 50 over finals, the second one was never lost (the umpires mucked up and should have never gone to a super over) t20 final and world test champions, thrashing India with everything stacked against them. They are the best performing team in the world and even you fail to recognise
Dunn Agreed, really enjoyed seeing the story, well edited and structured; however, my only (slight8 criticism was the use of music to build and create tension...detracted from the talk for me
There are better ones bro.... better cricket documentaries...but yess Mark Nicholas always does a good job , so was Holding and Haysman....I missed Ricky Ponting though !!
@@divyanshudubey6418 I like the term escapegoat but in serious the bowlers knew full well what was going on and that got scot free. I know the bucks stop with the captain but Smith got the raw end of the deal and the actual culprits were never really caught
@@BurtonRdForever Yeah cause no one ever does something out of character in the heat of battle can tell none of you have ever played sport.(not talking about the ball tampering)
I grew up watching the great West Indian team of the 80's, then seeing Australia be blessed with some fantastic sides / players and i believe I may never see a team of talented players, in the one side like that again in my lifetime. Somewhere along the way, the culture of the Australian cricket side diminished. I think, Cricket Australia wanted this current side to be good as the previous Australian teams (Allan Border/Mark Taylor/Steve Waugh era) and focused on winning at all costs rather than playing cricket in the way it should be played. I too as an Australia, was starting to dislike the culture. I was deeply hurt and embarrassed by what actions those 2 men did, and for Steve Smith for not standing up, being a true captain, a being a real leader. I was not alone in these feelings as you can see by this documentary all of Australia were hurt and angry with what they did. I like how the 3 players punishments were harsh by Cricket Australia. But I don't feel lifetime bans (as mentioned by some people) were warranted or justified considering how many ball tampering incidents I have see in all my years of watching cricket and the punishment being handed down to those players. This was a great documentary, although, as an Australian, it was hard to watch. I am, however, glad these guys were caught. Maybe, just maybe, this can be the thing that changes the Australian culture in the way cricket as it should be played. If they lose they lose, if they win, they win. As long as they play the game honestly and in the spirit of the game, that's all that counts (winning would be nice though). Australia, based on the next test, is already trying to fix this toxic culture. I hope this continues. I hope everyone from all sports can look at this as an example and see that there is no room in sports for cheating. The impacts it makes to fellow players, their families and most importantly the fans. I hope these 3 players learn from their mistake and come back, bigger, better and show us they can play this game in a way it should be played. Well done South Africa for a well deserved series win. Well done SuperSport for a great documentary. Thank you or taking the time to ready my comments.
@@mickeymouse3807 I dont agree, Ponting had a play to win mentality and so did Steve Waugh. You need a lot of grit and attitude to be the best at anything, Faf DuPlessis just like Graeme Smith are hard nuts. I like thair take no prisoners attitude in the game. Have a look at New Zealand who try to be the nice guys and be too fair. Nice guys do finish last, they should have been pissed at how the World Cup was stolen from them. Do you think the English would have reacted as the Kiwis did? Not a chance in hell. You need to find a balance and I think our toxic culture had gone too far and crossed the line, they seem much better now but will still play to win as they should.
@@eoinociarain7986 Everyone plays to win my friend. But as you said the toxic culture went too far and crossed the line. Thats all I was trying to say.
J Smith it went from the Australian team of the 2005 ashes, who played the game hard but fair as we saw in that great series ( in fact I think that was what made it probably the greatest test series ever, the spirit in which it was played), to the ball tampering and insults crap shown in this series.
@@mrkipling2201 Yeah, I think the culture went very bad under Clarke's captaincy. I have a feeling that it has something to do with players in the team not always maintaining the form to keep their spot in the team. The Australian sledging is gross. I really hate that our team are such entitled pricks.
This is the first time I am watching this whole Documentary since the incident. I love every bit of the moment. I wish to see more of these. Well done, CSA and SuperSports.
Being an American and admittly not much of a cricket fan, until recently this, sadly is the first I have seen or heard of this. First off, anyone who cheats at anything is an integrity violator. Plain and simple. Secondly, thank you so much for putting together such a great piece. Loved it. Cheers.
While I was appalled as an Aussie by what occurred here, in a way I’m kind of glad that it did because it was only going to take something like this for the team to finally be held to account for their behaviour. It was getting to the point that I was starting not to like watching cricket because of all the bullshit. Great documentary by the way.
@@shyamnagarajan7266 No - they were caught! So they were forced to adress it. If they were not caught, do you think in would have been adressed in this fashion? I do not think so
@@nabilion I actually have been watching a lot lately, especially the Big Bash. I think I’m starting to pick it up. Don’t get me wrong, there’s still a lot I’m still trying to get, but I’m much more knowledgeable then when I wrote that....That said, I still have like 5 questions a day so....
@@mattkrywyj5184 Don't watch Big bash mate for the sake of learning , only it can provide you entertainment with below par umpiring and some "out-of-context" new rules that are affecting the game . Watch any test series initially you'll feel bored , but trust me you'll get the aura once you follow it on regular basis.
@dipankar sanon So you learn cricket by watching bbl? I didn't mock him bro if you can understand what I said you shouldn't have said this but anyway what more can I expect
Absolutely no way the bowlers didn’t know about this and they got away Scott free. Bowlers pay so much attention to the ball in International cricket and if they didn’t say anything they are just as guilty as Bancroft, Smith and Warner. Also find it funny that since this series the amount of reverse swing they get as almost disappeared. Series vs Pakistan in UAE was hardly any or very rough, dry and abrasive pitches.
Christopher Holman you’re buffoon they possibly had an idea but the ball was not affected they didn’t even change the ball because the umpires decide the ball was not affected by the sandpaper
Randy Schwing are you that stupid you couldn’t even read what I said ? The sand paper wasn’t effectively used the ball wasn’t changed because the sand paper had no impact on the ball. how hard is that to wrap your head around..... so dumb.
haha every cricket fan una no one cares about this useless documentary by quotaafrica jokers after this documentary icc trophies by southafrica:0 australia:3
Can't imagine Starc not knowing Bancroft was sand papering as he took most advantage of it Edit: I realize this is nothing but a presumption. Starc may have had no knowledge and still found good purchase on the ball
@@engineeringmasters3953 he's on earth and Warner is a first class fuckwit who deserves a lifetime ban from cricket in Australia, but India will take him in
Didn't know what exactly happened in that incident till today after watching this video. Thanks Super Sport. Tomorrow it's pakistan vs south africa at Johannesburg, 3rd test. Hoping to watch some positive cricket ;p
i am South African. That moment brought tears to my eyes. They made a mistake. a terrible lapse in judgement. These are men, they are not perfect. i forgive them unconditionally and i hope AUS, SA and the rest of the world can forgive them too.
It's amazing the standard to which cricket holds these things, compared to football where every other game there is stuff going on that is 10 times more violent than this
Absolutely marvelously documented by SS. Such thing will surely promote the beauty of test cricket. This was the last series of AB devilliers and worth do be documented also. Miss you badly on those white. As he said " this will be series to remember" and it was. There will be no one like AB again.
@@clashgamers4072 BALL TAMPERING HISTORY LESSON 1989 India v Pakistan, Mike Atherton, Imran Khan, Waqar Younis, Sachin Tendulkar, Shoaib Akhtar, Rahul Dravid, Marcus Trescothick, Monty Panesar, ENGLAND 2001-2013, Shahid Afridi, James Anderson, Stuart Broad, Faf du Plessis, Vernon Philander, Dinesh Chandimal, Nicholas Pooran. How long were these hypocrites banned?
Only a handful of Australian cricketers objected to the severity of the punishments. The vast majority of Australians were howling for blood and wanted even harsher punishments. The outcry was so severe the Australian Prime Minister had to step in and condemn the cheaters (as shown in this documentary). I know the rest of the cricket world hated the Australian team at the time but the local public was only a step behind. Most Aussie fans I know welcomed the reckoning brought on by the cheating saga.
Such a quality production. I come back and watch this every year or so. They capture the narrative so well, with the unfolding over events in time. I wonder what the principal personalities involved have learned, looking back. On a deep level, not just in terms of how to manage tactics and appearance. On my bucket list, to one day go to Newlands and watch a test match from the side of the ground looking across at Table Mountain, what a glorious backdrop. And as always, RIP Shane Warne.
brilliant doco, superbly produced. Missed the part about Australians lying about the method to tamper the ball in the original presser but otherwise captured the events of that series superbly.
KG running in for 15 hours and when he eventually gets one out he got to show some emotions & passion otherwise put a bowling machine or a robot to bowl. -
Faf Du plessis 👍🏼
@Veer Trivedi 15 overs not 15 hours lol
If it was Starc getting into someone’s face like rabada he’d be getting calls for his execution
Russo Swerve it’s the other way around mate
He doesn't have to do it going right infront of batsman that actually raises
Questions.....
Robot to bat u mean ..u just carried away
The absolute best part about this is that it took all the attention away from England's 50-odd all out vs New Zealand
Root be like: Lucky me😂
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@@kathirmagaesh8523 xl6MV gxlglxkndl6l
36 all out
@@ravijadavahir9732 53 and 59 all out in same innings in your home🤣
This is one of the most Controversial test series ever.
1. Fights Between Players.
2. Rabada Almost Getting Suspended.
3. The Ball Tampering Saga.
4. Bans of Smith, Warner And Bancroft.
And Also this was the last Series of ABD 😭
This wasn’t the last series of AB, he played in border gavaskar trophy in 2021
The end of ur comment which I never ever want to read or listen in my life 😭
@@jimmyanderson3485 @sandeep pathak the border gavaskar trophy is between india and australia😭😭😭
@@sandeeppathak9860 the border gavaskar trophy is between india and australia😭😭😭
@@jimmyanderson3485 Your mistaken, Border Gavaskar Trophy is not South Africa’s match. It’s India v Australia
Did not expect the documentary to be this engrossing. Not a dull moment. Great job SuperSport.
the test documentary>>>>>
except for that white guy
"This is going to be a series to remember"
- AB De Villiers
Well, he called it.
ABD is the man
When he says it's done and dusted
Starc lost all that reverse swing after that series! I wonder why 🧐!
For sure the entire team knew what was going on! They all were in on that cheat!
caught once in 100 years, is still a better deal for Aussies.
I just love Michael Holdings voice.
He is a top notch bastard
@@ravinderkhanna9768 did he knock of your fathers head with his bouncer?!
I love the way he pronounces Temba Babooma
You should hear my impersonation of him😂🔥
@@ravinderkhanna9768 a nobody calling him a top notch bastard lol what a joke. Someone you know got knocked over? 😂
Cricket fans deserve many more documentaries like this
Shane Warne saying that “You are not allowed to make contact with another player”is so ironic
Anyone remembers when he pulled marlon samuels shirt in the BBL XD
Oh the irony it’s killin me 😂😂😂
That's good one
Ayushmaan Singh
Warne was/is no angel and he'd be the first to admit this (he does at 18:17!), but I honestly don't think he would take if off the field the way Warner did in the stairwell. That was Warne's point.
The real question to be asked here is, would Warnie have done what he did, if Samuels didn't grab Warnie's teammate? Let's not forget what happened and how it started.
@@mohitmukhi thats a fair point , only half the story is known and shown
Not ironic. Hypocritical.
Look at BCCI pocketing all the money instead of investing in productions like these. Amazing documentary, felt like a thriller-drama movie.
The video packages done by star sports is no where near as good as the content that the ECB and Cricket Australia put out.
Well Bcci does it to develop infrastructure.....ask afgan cricketers....they play in india
@Orko Bhaduri There are a lot of Indians who still believe that Azhar is innocent. So my guess is that they'd just ignore the facts as usual.
If they do, so many fixing scandals would come to forth
BCCI wouldnt be able to do it brother. Too many egos to feed.
Great initiative. Cricket needs more film production like this!
@Piyush Kukkar hahahahahah
The Australian commentators are actually not revealing how bad it really was here
Watch The Test on Prime - Brilliant, compelling.
Can anyone if Supersport tell me the name of the song at 51:53?
Ad Man Darude - Sandstorm
AB scored a hundred against sand paper-reverse swinging ball. #Respect
😮
No he didn't. The sandpaper incident was in the 3rd test and AB scored a hundred in the 2nd test
@@ronakwadhwa2002 They been using the sandpaper for ages. Just got caught in this test match. Pat Cummins was treading on the ball in the first couple of games as well.
@@ronakwadhwa2002 let me correct it for you, sandpaper was caught in the third test.
@@ronakwadhwa2002 The Aussies were using sandpaper in the Ashes before this series. Go back and see how much movement the Aussie bowlers were getting compared to the English bowlers
Even in his darkest moment, Steve Smith gave us a valuable lesson- whenever making a questionable decision in life, think how would it impact your loved ones.
You mean "lie to avoid fault"?
What a retarded take
Great player, awful person
Itni mat chaat. Thoda zyada ho gaya.
@@shanginadildoyour an awful person
I love it when they show the slowmo of Bancroft hide in the sand paper and you can hear all the aussies in the background saying "what are you doing mate?!" and "oh no!" Hilarious! 😂
45:07 to 47:12 is world class editing. top stuff!
Definitely but let's not forget the Cameramen and tech.
@@realMaverickBuckley 🧐 hmm
cricbuzz r u real?
@@strikerhits yes my guy
@@user-vk2wp4ot8hwe play football you fool soccer is just american bullshit name just call it football
Graeme Smith was brutally honest about his beliefs and so on point. 👏🏻
Man of the match of 3rd test - camera man 🤣🤣😂
Yes😂😂
Yup The broadcasters at SA grounds capture every small detail.
@@robinsmith3149 true 👏👏🥂
@MUFC Too Bad most of us wont be alive to witness that.
till that i ll enjoy my cricket! thanks for the comment.
@MUFC czcams.com/video/VBY3L8pEpZo/video.html
25:00 The look on Warner's face as Bancroft is being questioned............ priceless
and at the end of it all AB de Villiers summed it up perfectly with that tweet "this is going to be a series to remember"
Warne: "it's good to see Lehmann put his family first" 😆 says the man who betrayed his own family by cheating on his wife on numerous occasions.
He is a hypocrite.
Absolutely marvelous job done by Supersport. This series deserved to be documented and y'all did it better than expected fo'real!
I agree. World class.
Can't wait for in 10 years time when we get the doco that has all the players spilling the beans.
Cameraman deserves a award here! Something like ICC gamechanger of the decade!😂
2021's IND vs AUS sydney test match brought me here... Hope others would be Marching here.
you're not alone lol
Me too!!!!😂🔥 What a match!!! Now onto Brisbane!
@@swanandsathe2800 yep would be really surprised if we win that one since most of the good ones are either hurt or back in India. We lost Jadeja, Bumrah, Kl rahul, Umesh, Shami, and Vihari.
@@Harsh-cz9km I'm here after India responded to Paine's invitation to come to Gabba 🤣
@@prateembiswas2794 😂😂
There should be such a documentary for every test series played!
Vatsal Mankodi maybe only the major ones like the ashes or Pakistan vs India, because no one will watch Zimbabwe vs Ireland
Pakistan vs India will never happen in the next 5 years
Yes India vs Australia ..Ashes and Aus Vs SA..!
Darren Lehmann was definitely involved. While using the walky- talky his reaction changed quickly when the camera panned on him.
He moved his eyebrow, calm down champ
Even after this incident Cricket Australia came back stronger.....they won the t20 WC 2021, WTC-23, ODI WC-23...... nothing but respect to this challenging cricket team🔥
They are just icc favourite always get special treatment 😂
@@sauravkumar-jh2dqRonaldo fan? Cricket version 😂
Nah...after this incident they didn't bounced back. They lost after this too and had to change players then they made a comeback. But yeah tough time for the players included in that squad.
@@sauravkumar-jh2dq cry more indian 19th november 2023 still haunts you
@@AnkitRaj41322 they have hammered india
And at that moment all Brits, Kiwis, South Africans, Indians got united !
@Nick kerr waiting for you at the gabba mate
@Nick kerr Let's get you to gabba, mate
@Avik Chakrabortty Nahi pechana
Got united because there is one sentiment that we share about Australia..... Cheaters!
@Nick kerr Best cricket country of all time? Based on your opinion, right? Have you gotten out of prison yet? Criminality runs in the Aussie blood.
I am an Indian cricket fanatic!!!! But any given day I wouldn't feel bad if South Africa win over India .....I know many of my compatriots would concur with me .....that says a lot about cricket SA .....love abd,stern,faf ,kg ,hashim❤️❤️
Bro Morne Morkel.
Yup... also abt fixing fuckers who bought shame to this beautiful game
@@vaibhavkhandare3569 do you remember when sachin was caught ball tampering against south Africa cause i do
@@Yoshimitsu420 not tempering.... It's called cleaning the seam.... U bastard
@@Yoshimitsu420 Idiot, at least look at the facts before speaking garbage.
25:05 David Warner facials🤣🤣 thank you Supersport, we need more cricket documentaries like this
If "come on mate" was a facial expression.😂
Shane Warne - I m all for banter but no personal stuff & abuse.
Samuels - come on one more joke Warny.
Shane Warne speaking about banter and sledging is like the pot calling the kettle black.
Such a hypocrite
@@ajitmuttathethu he never got personal
So here is the thing, Samuels grabbed someone's jersey from Warnie's team during the first inning in order to stop a 2nd run, please watch that. Warnie totally went nuts when Samuels came to bat during the second half. Not suggesting what Warnie did was right, but I'm not sure if he would have done that if Samuels didn't do what he did.
Ex cricketers have said that Warne never got personal with his verbal, he was just a wind up merchant.
This series will be one to remember. - Abraham Benjamin de Villiers.
In order to make a gem like this you always need a presenter like Mark Nicholas. Thanks 🙏🏿 to Supersport to make this .
Hope this goes for Oscars.
Mark Nicolas is a tosser.
@@iancameron7292 go fly a kite mate
@@user-ww9pd2rz4e Mark Nicholas got his commentating job because of his connections, nothing to do with his ability or lack thereof. In my opinion his commentary, along with most of the television cricket commentators these days, is pure rubbish. Of course this is just my opinion.
Watch him presenting the ashes2005 documentary
As a cricket lover, I am amazed to see cricket being documented in such an intricate manner! God job SuperSport!
Cameraman: ''the hero of the documentary''
I remember the camera zooming in on David Warners hands while fielding in slips just before they caught the Bancroft sandpaper footage. Almost every one of his fingers on both hands were heavily bandaged and commentators were questioning why. At that time, Aussies were getting old ball to reverse swing when no other team could. It seemed they suspected something dodgy was going on. The rest is history.
This is what Australia is so great as a democracy. But there are still arrogance to win at all cost and they deserved to be punished. This well made documentary is a watershed and an eternal reminder to be FairPlay. Great job.
Austrlia is great as democracy ? Gentics dont lie .
Not so sure about that. Popular sportsmen get forgiven like them, Ben Cousins and Wayne Carey.
Others aren't so lucky. Its not a matter of what you did, its a matter of who you are and which 'big boys' you annoyed.
Where there's trouble, David Warner is never far away.
He's not a civilised human being.
@@stephenreeds3672 he is now tho
@@stephenreeds3672 he is now
We indians should thank him for giving nattrajan
@@vikramkumar1551 what happened with natrajan
@@hez5354 giving chance in ipl where others didn't
Great documentary from Supersport. I missed it in TV over the festive, I am glad they posted it here. Worth watching. That was a series to remember. Sad that it was the last one for AB but the show has to go on.
Not sure if anyone notice but Smith giving an applause to KG's performance at 16:35 was pure class, given what transpired between them earlier in the test.
the thing is that rabada is actually being serious in the conference but the people think hes talking sarcastically
😂😂😂
😂😂
How this documentary has just 150K views is beyond me!! Amazing production, we need more of these. The romance of test cricket is something else!!
Yea❤️
Stupid kids love IPL and shitty t20 cricket
Every aakash chopra videos hits a million though.
It's banned in Australia. 😂😂😂
Darren Lehman knew everything about the tampering.
Yea thank god he's gone. Langers a much better coach
Kahil Dhaliwal baaaanter!
He looked guilty as when he was looking up on the screen ... he has always been fishy this guy .
Plus the bowlers Hazelwood & Cummins. No way they wouldn't have been aware of the state of the ball. No way was this the first time this had happened either. In the 2nd test in Perth in the previous Ashes series, Hazelwood was getting reverse swing after seven overs. The same game Bancroft was caught filling his pockets with sugar.
Chris S pffft yeah Righto
I have watched this around 20 times, SuperSport never misses, the actual live match presentations are fantastic and this is next level!
Aussies sucks , cheaters 😂🎉😅
For everything that happened during the series, I'd like to remember AB's unbelievable 100 at PE when the ball was hooping around. Pure genius
Remember watching every minute of this series, absolutely hooked! Such a shame that the ball tampering fiasco has undermined so much sensational cricket with a personal favourite being Dean Elgar's century along with Morkel's 300th wicket in Cape Town.
Wheres the black SA players at they been suppressed too long
axl vorlauf wtf does that have to do with this comment
@@RachelXKnight666 if you do not see racism then you will not understand but you also know what i am saying
19:01 ......
@@anuragprasad2891 stop talking through your backside sahib
Mark Nicolas's voice in between, couldn't have asked for anything more
Love his Voice ❤️
I love the way Kagiso Rabada screams in the face of batsmen he’s just dismissed. It shows how passionate he is and how much better he is than those Australian batsmen. I wish more bowlers would do this.
U think he is better than smith?
@@tusharLM10 oh yes. His behaviour is completely warranted. Bowlers should definitely be allowed to scream in the faces of batsman they dismiss.
@@Superfly1503 no they shouldn't. That is immature. Even 12 year olds act more maturely than than dark dude
@@shakkthikannan270 "dark dude" says the Indian lmao
@NoName066 not being rude but there is a limit to celebrating a victory. Also Sri Lankan as a correction.
This is a great production! Cricket definitely needs more films like this. I also think SA does not get as much media coverage as the big three (AUS, ENG, IND). Yes, the big three are great sides but I think SA has always been as strong as those sides (in Tests) over a long period of time. But their rivalry with the big three sides is not given enough nice film productions and media spice like the Ashes or Border-Gavaskar series etc. ENG, AUS and IND also have great broadcasters (Nasser Hussein, Michael Atherton, Harsha Bhogle etc.) they are always discussing the rivalries and build up to the series with the big three for Ashes and Border-Gavaskar series but SA is not really doing this on the same level. It is sad...
New Zealand never get the props, consecutive 50 over finals, the second one was never lost (the umpires mucked up and should have never gone to a super over) t20 final and world test champions, thrashing India with everything stacked against them. They are the best performing team in the world and even you fail to recognise
This documentary is pure gold. Hats off to the producer.
Very insightful and well edited documentary SuperSport, keep it up!
Dunn Agreed, really enjoyed seeing the story, well edited and structured; however, my only (slight8 criticism was the use of music to build and create tension...detracted from the talk for me
There are better ones bro.... better cricket documentaries...but yess Mark Nicholas always does a good job , so was Holding and Haysman....I missed Ricky Ponting though !!
@@AngusRobins how dumb!!😳😳😳
"Best cricket documentary" Thank you South Africa cricket board and Supersport for creating this. Need more documentaries on cricket series like this.
Anyone here after Bancroft decided he never wants to play for Australia again by outing the bowlers?
😂😂
oh he is just pissed of well he was a escapegoat it happens
Are you talking about the guardian interview?
@@divyanshudubey6418 I like the term escapegoat but in serious the bowlers knew full well what was going on and that got scot free. I know the bucks stop with the captain but Smith got the raw end of the deal and the actual culprits were never really caught
*Shane Warne* : You are not allowed to make a contact with another player
*Marlon Samuels* : My answer is also same , No difference !
The Icc was too petty in that incident with Rabada.
Shouldn't happen on the field
-shane warne
Marlon samuels agrees
😂😂😂😂😂
Ha ha! Yeah man.
He also called aravinda de Silva (who was his mate) a fat cunt on the field during the ‘96 World Cup final
Shane warne was a brilliant bowler but hes a double dyed hypocrite.
@@BurtonRdForever Yeah cause no one ever does something out of character in the heat of battle can tell none of you have ever played sport.(not talking about the ball tampering)
did you even listen to Warne? he admitted himself that he isn't perfect. Get a grip
Love Pollock's analysis . He is so on point, very unbiased and very calm
Yes, very much agree
Supersport you beauty.!
What a classic documentry.!
I grew up watching the great West Indian team of the 80's, then seeing Australia be blessed with some fantastic sides / players and i believe I may never see a team of talented players, in the one side like that again in my lifetime.
Somewhere along the way, the culture of the Australian cricket side diminished. I think, Cricket Australia wanted this current side to be good as the previous Australian teams (Allan Border/Mark Taylor/Steve Waugh era) and focused on winning at all costs rather than playing cricket in the way it should be played.
I too as an Australia, was starting to dislike the culture.
I was deeply hurt and embarrassed by what actions those 2 men did, and for Steve Smith for not standing up, being a true captain, a being a real leader. I was not alone in these feelings as you can see by this documentary all of Australia were hurt and angry with what they did.
I like how the 3 players punishments were harsh by Cricket Australia. But I don't feel lifetime bans (as mentioned by some people) were warranted or justified considering how many ball tampering incidents I have see in all my years of watching cricket and the punishment being handed down to those players.
This was a great documentary, although, as an Australian, it was hard to watch. I am, however, glad these guys were caught. Maybe, just maybe, this can be the thing that changes the Australian culture in the way cricket as it should be played. If they lose they lose, if they win, they win. As long as they play the game honestly and in the spirit of the game, that's all that counts (winning would be nice though). Australia, based on the next test, is already trying to fix this toxic culture. I hope this continues.
I hope everyone from all sports can look at this as an example and see that there is no room in sports for cheating. The impacts it makes to fellow players, their families and most importantly the fans.
I hope these 3 players learn from their mistake and come back, bigger, better and show us they can play this game in a way it should be played.
Well done South Africa for a well deserved series win.
Well done SuperSport for a great documentary.
Thank you or taking the time to ready my comments.
Dont you think it all started under the captaincy of Ricky Ponting?
@@mickeymouse3807 I dont agree, Ponting had a play to win mentality and so did Steve Waugh. You need a lot of grit and attitude to be the best at anything, Faf DuPlessis just like Graeme Smith are hard nuts. I like thair take no prisoners attitude in the game. Have a look at New Zealand who try to be the nice guys and be too fair. Nice guys do finish last, they should have been pissed at how the World Cup was stolen from them. Do you think the English would have reacted as the Kiwis did? Not a chance in hell. You need to find a balance and I think our toxic culture had gone too far and crossed the line, they seem much better now but will still play to win as they should.
@@eoinociarain7986 Everyone plays to win my friend. But as you said the toxic culture went too far and crossed the line. Thats all I was trying to say.
J Smith it went from the Australian team of the 2005 ashes, who played the game hard but fair as we saw in that great series ( in fact I think that was what made it probably the greatest test series ever, the spirit in which it was played), to the ball tampering and insults crap shown in this series.
@@mrkipling2201 Yeah, I think the culture went very bad under Clarke's captaincy. I have a feeling that it has something to do with players in the team not always maintaining the form to keep their spot in the team. The Australian sledging is gross. I really hate that our team are such entitled pricks.
"whether it is the culture they've been going on for a while.." on point Smith!
Exactly
great 56 minutes of cricket presentation... Superb... Loved every second of the documentary.
This is the first time I am watching this whole Documentary since the incident. I love every bit of the moment. I wish to see more of these. Well done, CSA and SuperSports.
Being an American and admittly not much of a cricket fan, until recently this, sadly is the first I have seen or heard of this. First off, anyone who cheats at anything is an integrity violator. Plain and simple.
Secondly, thank you so much for putting together such a great piece. Loved it. Cheers.
czcams.com/video/uCNoKQABZEs/video.html
Watch this too. You'll understand more of it.
Look into the Americas cup prior to 1983 mate, you're country is not beyond cheating either.
Follow England mate, don’t listen to the bitter Aussies
No cheating in baseball then. Or peds use by American athletes?
While I was appalled as an Aussie by what occurred here, in a way I’m kind of glad that it did because it was only going to take something like this for the team to finally be held to account for their behaviour. It was getting to the point that I was starting not to like watching cricket because of all the bullshit.
Great documentary by the way.
Yes they've been doing this for a minute!
@@optoms1178 i hate comments like these. Every team has cheated including south Africa. Aus was actually a country that addresses it
most honest comment by an Aussie ever
@@shyamnagarajan7266 😂😂
@@shyamnagarajan7266 No - they were caught! So they were forced to adress it. If they were not caught, do you think in would have been adressed in this fashion? I do not think so
"Australia landed the first punch" literally and metaphorically 😂
😂😂😂 ascribed so preciously
This series was definitely the most dramatic series of our age. Right from the first match.
Found this by accident in Philadelphia, PA USA...It's really interesting, but I cannot even begin to put the rules of this game in context LOL
I can explain if need be.
@@nabilion I actually have been watching a lot lately, especially the Big Bash. I think I’m starting to pick it up. Don’t get me wrong, there’s still a lot I’m still trying to get, but I’m much more knowledgeable then when I wrote that....That said, I still have like 5 questions a day so....
@@mattkrywyj5184 Don't watch Big bash mate for the sake of learning , only it can provide you entertainment with below par umpiring and some "out-of-context" new rules that are affecting the game .
Watch any test series initially you'll feel bored , but trust me you'll get the aura once you follow it on regular basis.
@@aritrasaha914 very true
@dipankar sanon So you learn cricket by watching bbl? I didn't mock him bro if you can understand what I said you shouldn't have said this but anyway what more can I expect
Absolutely no way the bowlers didn’t know about this and they got away Scott free. Bowlers pay so much attention to the ball in International cricket and if they didn’t say anything they are just as guilty as Bancroft, Smith and Warner.
Also find it funny that since this series the amount of reverse swing they get as almost disappeared. Series vs Pakistan in UAE was hardly any or very rough, dry and abrasive pitches.
Christopher Holman you’re buffoon they possibly had an idea but the ball was not affected they didn’t even change the ball because the umpires decide the ball was not affected by the sandpaper
Christopher Holman ok did,ckdjfkix.illlod Sci
@@ericcartman8694 what an idiotic comment...the ball wasnt affected by the sandpaper???? Wtf...then why use it?
Randy Schwing are you that stupid you couldn’t even read what I said ? The sand paper wasn’t effectively used the ball wasn’t changed because the sand paper had no impact on the ball. how hard is that to wrap your head around..... so dumb.
@@ericcartman8694 mate ur the only dumb b*stard here.
No matter of u winning or not world Cup u won whole heart of million of cricket fans around the world thankyou proteas
From every cricket Fan to Supersport, THANK YOU ❤
haha every cricket fan una no one cares about this useless documentary by quotaafrica jokers
after this documentary icc trophies by southafrica:0
australia:3
ABD ..💝...Love From India ...What a player !!
Can't imagine Starc not knowing Bancroft was sand papering as he took most advantage of it
Edit: I realize this is nothing but a presumption. Starc may have had no knowledge and still found good purchase on the ball
Of course he knew. Anyone who looked at the ball as closely as the bowlers would have known.
he was immediately caught tampering so everyone knew
Lucius Vorenus ball wasn’t tampered with in the first game....
Lucius Vorenus and when it was, nothing came of it in terms of swing
He knew!
Just love watching Graeme Smith talk, I can listen to him all day.
This series was a gem of Broadcasting with incredible commentators !!
"This series would be one to remember "Ab de Villiers
Ab fan is here. Nice to see you. We have some class of flavor
Yep then he retired immediately after that series
Or one to forget
As an England fan I am happy to see these players back playing again, served there time and it’s time to move on
Unfortunately Bancroft's career got tanked
Not sure his technique was up to up to be honest
Well cheaters are cheaters and you can't take that
They are cheaters. No one will ever forget this
Lmao David Warner deserves an Oscar for that level of acting.😂
@@carlmarks8170 replying to a year old comment, the better question is what planet do you live on?😂
@@engineeringmasters3953 he's on earth and Warner is a first class fuckwit who deserves a lifetime ban from cricket in Australia, but India will take him in
Cheat Aussies
I thought the acting was terrible.
@@msl758 especially bankfort I think he was forced to give the interview I think he tried to care
The editorial decision to pull camera to reveal "sandpapergate" as if all the true crime red strings and corkboard weren't enough 😂
Didn't know what exactly happened in that incident till today after watching this video.
Thanks Super Sport.
Tomorrow it's pakistan vs south africa at Johannesburg, 3rd test.
Hoping to watch some positive cricket ;p
14:18 gave me goosebumps.....AB at its best
AB IS the best.
Hands down the best cricket documentary I have watched on CZcams.
Look at how calm rabada is in the interview and how shaken Steve Smith is
Just a ordinary ball by rabada nothing special Smith just missed it
Ea sports 07 , I am mark Nicholas, anyone remember 😉😍
" pitch the ball further up."
Hi hello everyone, I'm Mark Nicholas and joining with me is Richie Benaud😍
Obviously...this guy's a legend
Very underrated documentary, def needs about million views soon!
Steve smith crying without single drop of tears....
Crocodile
It's funny how they acted like victims after all of this.
Watch the full interview dammit
And you probably must have cried for his comeback 144 at Edgbaston 🤣
Believe me Graeme Smith Loved every moment following the sandpaper gate
I imagine Markram was totally suicidal over being told his shirt wasn't ironed
deanhuntify lol😂😂
Hahahaha when sledging goes too far 😂😂
@@unicornsq want to know what was also n mistake
Harassing de cock and loyn dropping the ball on ab
@@unicornsq the man is passionate about cricket , if Steve Smith is going to cry over a shoulder tap he should go play soccer
@@kkobra612 He's a typical Aussie convict who was just released from jail. Let him bark we all know Aussies are a disgrace to this sport
i am South African. That moment brought tears to my eyes. They made a mistake. a terrible lapse in judgement. These are men, they are not perfect. i forgive them unconditionally and i hope AUS, SA and the rest of the world can forgive them too.
A mistake is something you do unintentionally. This was a well thought out, pre planned attempt to cheat the game.
It's amazing the standard to which cricket holds these things, compared to football where every other game there is stuff going on that is 10 times more violent than this
Cricket is no-contact sport unlike football.
51:54 That felt like an anime intro of the most overpowered character of the series... Philander was phenomenal
Absolutely marvelously documented by SS. Such thing will surely promote the beauty of test cricket. This was the last series of AB devilliers and worth do be documented also. Miss you badly on those white. As he said " this will be series to remember" and it was. There will be no one like AB again.
I have seen this historic moment live!! It was really unbelievable 😱😱
What a documentary this is!! Please, more like this please ❤️
It's funny how biased the people are towards their own team
Warne: The bans were unfair
Haysman: The bans were definitely fair
The bans were unfair they were totally ridiculous
Only an idiot will think the bans were fair
@@Aman-nk5uq yes it should have been a permanent ban
@@clashgamers4072 BALL TAMPERING HISTORY LESSON
1989 India v Pakistan, Mike Atherton, Imran Khan, Waqar Younis, Sachin Tendulkar, Shoaib Akhtar, Rahul Dravid, Marcus Trescothick, Monty Panesar, ENGLAND 2001-2013, Shahid Afridi, James Anderson, Stuart Broad, Faf du Plessis, Vernon Philander, Dinesh Chandimal, Nicholas Pooran.
How long were these hypocrites banned?
Only a handful of Australian cricketers objected to the severity of the punishments. The vast majority of Australians were howling for blood and wanted even harsher punishments. The outcry was so severe the Australian Prime Minister had to step in and condemn the cheaters (as shown in this documentary). I know the rest of the cricket world hated the Australian team at the time but the local public was only a step behind. Most Aussie fans I know welcomed the reckoning brought on by the cheating saga.
Thanks
It was a hell of a series
Ab predicted it right
One of the best cricket documentaries ever in CZcams, wonderful work by Supersport (Africa)
Such a quality production. I come back and watch this every year or so. They capture the narrative so well, with the unfolding over events in time. I wonder what the principal personalities involved have learned, looking back. On a deep level, not just in terms of how to manage tactics and appearance. On my bucket list, to one day go to Newlands and watch a test match from the side of the ground looking across at Table Mountain, what a glorious backdrop. And as always, RIP Shane Warne.
brilliant doco, superbly produced. Missed the part about Australians lying about the method to tamper the ball in the original presser but otherwise captured the events of that series superbly.
Man...what a doccie...this is by far one of the best Sporting Documentaries I’ve ever watched... SUPERSPORT jou lekka ding 🙌🏿🇿🇦
The best cricket documentary avaliable worldwide I've seen in years,stupendous job from supersport and South Africa-England fan
One of the best cricket documentary programme i ever seen in you tube
Michael Holding's philosophy on Space wow so profound
That is legitly applicable at every single level in every game.
Michael Clarke's words are carefully chosen, Prime Minister Turnbull just went on a rant.