When Viv Richards Threatened Wasim Akram & Imran khan betrayed his protégé | Pakistan v West Indies

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  • The greatest generation of the west Indian team was coming to an end.
    malcolm marshall
    Ambrose
    Michal Holding
    Joel Garner
    names that had terrified the world till now
    A team that had won 2 world cups,
    uncountable matches and made nearly unsurmountable records in it's run.
    was coming to an end
    and with it, was coming to an end the illustrious career of Vivian Richards.
    the year was 1988
    and Pakistani team was touring west indies
    under the captaincy of Imran khan
    armed with 2 new young bowlers Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis
    what followed was a test series that has been argued to be the best series ever played
    Nail-biting matches
    thrilling ending
    tempers and tantrums and sledges being thrown around every which way.
    and with that
    came the final dust up
    an epic show down between the west Indian captain and the young Wasim akarm.
    which followed a failure in leadership, infact a betrayal from Imran khan.
    #imrankhan #pakistan #cricket
    Story Sources -
    www.indiatoday.in/sports/cric...
    www.timesnownews.com/sports/c...
    www.cricketcountry.com/articl...
    www.espncricinfo.com/series/p...
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  • @vijayiyer8518
    @vijayiyer8518 Před rokem +589

    Imran Khan didn't betray viv Richards. He taught Akram a lesson that grown men have to face the consequences of their actions.

    • @adinandyala
      @adinandyala Před rokem +76

      Imran Khan's protege was Wasim Akram. He did betray Wasim Akram... Atleast according to the narration. Imran was the one who encouraged Wasim to sledge Vivian Richards. He said that he'll be there behind him no matter what happens after sledging. But he did not stand up for his protege when Vivian Richards came up to beat Wasim. That's not cool if you want to lead a team.

    • @vijayiyer8518
      @vijayiyer8518 Před rokem +12

      @@adinandyala I was not aware that Imran khan encouraged akram to sledge richards. That changes the matter. its especially bad if you take into account that windies are not known to sledge

    • @sunsun2822
      @sunsun2822 Před rokem +20

      @@adinandyala Imran was an extra ordinary captain the world cricket has ever seen. If you have to mentor a youngster, groom him this way - the hard way.

    • @vrindabolinjkar3861
      @vrindabolinjkar3861 Před rokem +6

      @@adinandyala that says lot about IK's character ...lets see now in politics how does this play out

    • @manasmishra928
      @manasmishra928 Před rokem

      @@vrindabolinjkar3861 he is anything but a clown now .... nobody even the Pakistanis doesn't take him seriously

  • @dupreemottley7320
    @dupreemottley7320 Před 2 lety +573

    I lived in Barbados in 1988 and I can tell you we were so scared of losing this match. We all had transistor radios up to our heads with fingers crossed in Bridgetown. It was the stiffest competition any team gave us. To be fair Wasim was right to have a go though. The story is really funny, but Imran was smart to let Wasim sort it out himself. I think Wasim realised that he was so skilful that he let the ball do the sledging. These were the 2 great teams of 80's.

    • @Abdulbari25970
      @Abdulbari25970 Před rokem +9

      I wish i could see these legends perform live🥲

    • @mukulkarmakarwb153
      @mukulkarmakarwb153 Před rokem +11

      @@Abdulbari25970 :: i am lucky, I had seen them playing. It had always been like watching thrillers.

    • @Abdulbari25970
      @Abdulbari25970 Před rokem +4

      @@mukulkarmakarwb153 you are lucky sir . I cant find highlights of those days 🥲

    • @s.saleem9936
      @s.saleem9936 Před rokem +12

      Thank you for being sensible and didn't get trapped in the manipulated narrative of the video. Yes it was imaran'S way of telling wasim to learn to fight his own fights. I have heard this story from Wasim himself and he had nothing but respect and love for Imran

    • @nickreid5939
      @nickreid5939 Před rokem

      Its a story

  • @sayanchatterjee8399
    @sayanchatterjee8399 Před 2 lety +408

    One day this cannel will become the best cricket storytelling channel ever!!

  • @Sahil_bhatia506
    @Sahil_bhatia506 Před 2 lety +178

    I always remember the line he said during the interview with kohli . What people say is my arrogance but they didn't knew it was my confidence

    • @rrrabad1234
      @rrrabad1234 Před 2 lety +5

      imagine if dhobi sleged him. 😂😂End of dhobhi.

    • @Sahil_bhatia506
      @Sahil_bhatia506 Před 2 lety

      @@rrrabad1234 Abey nikal lode . Apne indian legends ki tareef nh kr sakte toh apne muh aur dimag ka gutter bnd rkh

    • @user-hb8dk2nk8j
      @user-hb8dk2nk8j Před rokem

      @@rrrabad1234 usne hame dusra world cup jitya aur Kohli ne gand maraya

    • @chad6034
      @chad6034 Před rokem +1

      @@rrrabad1234 are inshallah boys played Wale cacha calm down

    • @rrrabad1234
      @rrrabad1234 Před rokem

      @@chad6034 nikal paxtani dhobi fan

  • @warriorx86
    @warriorx86 Před 2 lety +257

    Its not the story but the narration of the story that hook all of us throughout the video.

    • @muhammadtahir4779
      @muhammadtahir4779 Před 2 lety +5

      Yes narration is extraordinary attention capturing. Many ppl has listened story of that incident by Waseem in his interviews.

  • @aliimrankhawaja
    @aliimrankhawaja Před 2 lety +122

    Legends of the Game Viv Richards in Batting and Wasim Akram in bowling ...

  • @harshaddhavalikar9123
    @harshaddhavalikar9123 Před rokem +112

    Whenever I read or hear about this legend Viv I just feel sad that my generation never watched that lion hunting in jungle. It looks fairytales, such a charismatic guy, the most feared batsman ever. Would have really loved him getting young coming out with all swagger chewing gum and ruling 22 yards like he did those days. King Viv 🔥

    • @Just__Me__0923
      @Just__Me__0923 Před 9 měsíci

      Watch old matches

    • @mga71
      @mga71 Před 7 měsíci +2

      I remember watching him as a youngster on TV all those years ago, to this day it still sticks in my mind the confidence this man had in himself!!

    • @shirindanka3694
      @shirindanka3694 Před 7 měsíci

      @@Just__Me__0923 saqlainnizami4191

    • @siz2271
      @siz2271 Před 4 měsíci +1

      Not sure that lions are seen very often in the jungle! But I get your point.
      I remember as a youngster in England when limited over matches were televised every Sunday, being so excited when the county team Somerset was due to play - that meant IVA Richards, coming in at #3.
      I watched in awe as he strode to the crease with that characteristic swagger. Took his guard. Played and missed outside the off stump 2 or 3 times, and was out.
      But I felt I had got my 'money's worth' in those 10 or so minutes.
      Heroes were bigger in those days.
      And Viv Richards was a giant.

    • @SajjadAli-bx8kh
      @SajjadAli-bx8kh Před 26 dny

      Yes yes Rightly said " King viv" I am lucky to have watched the KING VIV bat. Unmatchable and incomparable.

  • @hisensea7182
    @hisensea7182 Před 2 lety +291

    Ironic how a guy who did not stood up for his player stood in election and won. But nothing has changed ,both Wasim and Pakistan (economic turmoil) were left helpless .

    • @mk67890
      @mk67890 Před 2 lety +49

      Very similar to a guy who did not stood up for his wife and but stood in election and won twice. 😉

    • @anuragvatsa7352
      @anuragvatsa7352 Před 2 lety +94

      If you think that Imran Khan never stood up for his players especially Wasim & Waqar then it ultimately speaks volumes how much cricket you've seen.

    • @aleemkarimi948
      @aleemkarimi948 Před 2 lety +12

      You can be such a jerk -- lol can’t believe … I wish you should have seen some cricket

    • @eclipsetech8336
      @eclipsetech8336 Před 2 lety +33

      Correct your grammar first my guy, it's not "did not stood up," it's did not stand up. And on the other hand he taught Wasim that one needs to fight his own fights. Moreover, he was an experienced sportsman and he knew that Viv Richards couldn't beat Wasim up as it would result in Viv getting removed from the West Indian team for violating some sort of a violence rule.

    • @anuragvatsa7352
      @anuragvatsa7352 Před 2 lety +34

      @@eclipsetech8336 The fact is Imran said, "It's your fight".
      But the narrator turned into something else. And the irony is Wasim, Waqar, Inzamam credits huge portion of their success to Imran.
      Still, these guys will judge his cricket leadership on the basis of his political leadership.

  • @IBNair9
    @IBNair9 Před 2 lety +196

    Being an ardent follower of cricket from 1977 , I've watched so many games and I would shout out from any rooftop that Vivian was the best batsman the world ever had. He didn't have the best techniques like Kallicharan or Gavaskar but then his sheer power, eye sight and attitude, no-one ever had. The bowlers those days were the best cricket ever had. Lille, Jeff Thomson, Pascoe were very fearsome bowlers. Thommo who recorded the fastest ever ball in the history of cricket was also infamous for body line tactics. Vivian faced them all without a head gear in tests, oneday and in county cricket. Something only a super legend can do. Cricket as a sport had it's golden era from 70s to early 2000, people like me no more watch cricket these days as it has become such a boring game with over hyped players and just glitz. Indian cricket was at it's best when Sachin, Sehwag, Ganguly, Dravid et al were around.

    • @mangai3599
      @mangai3599 Před rokem +9

      Totally agreed! The sport was very authentic and Nature in those days.

    • @subramaniamramamoorthy6816
      @subramaniamramamoorthy6816 Před rokem +1

      Pascal or Pascoe?

    • @IBNair9
      @IBNair9 Před rokem +1

      @@subramaniamramamoorthy6816 Pasco..my bad

    • @vishalmittal6030
      @vishalmittal6030 Před rokem +10

      True words, candidly written note, now cricket has become a circus with over hyped players and just glitz. I am 2000 kid but stopped watching cricket.

    • @a2349
      @a2349 Před rokem +5

      @@vishalmittal6030 I only find enjoyment in watching the classic players, Anwar, Azharuddin, Kapil, Wasim, Gower etc. Even the uniforms back then were simple and classy unlike today....

  • @lorrainewilson1148
    @lorrainewilson1148 Před 2 lety +121

    I was literally in love with Viv. A man full of confidence and omg that swagger. Although, many including myself did not know him personally we felt as if we were personal friends with him. He is one of a kind and there are very few people that are blessed by the almighty with a special gift to bring worldwide joy to every single home in the world. Viv is one such human

    • @jeangowcharan7456
      @jeangowcharan7456 Před rokem +1

      lorraine wilson he was ONE OF THE BEST NOT THE player in west indies cricket the three w sir garry sobers viv san't lick sobers boots test ave over 57 runs over 200 test wicket and over 100 catches hit 6 sixes in a county cricket a gentle man he was dont a drug user like viv and bothan playind county cricket in england the queen of england knighted him cricket is a gentle man 's game on and off the field bud from nyc

    • @TheGilbalfas
      @TheGilbalfas Před rokem +1

      Well said 🎉

    • @BeyDeBenimDevletDeBenim
      @BeyDeBenimDevletDeBenim Před 4 měsíci

      Bullies Cannot be hero's!

    • @lorrainewilson1148
      @lorrainewilson1148 Před 4 měsíci

      @@jeangowcharan7456 I never said he was not one of the best

  • @icatz
    @icatz Před rokem +165

    What a great story! I was living in England while the Windies were trouncing everyone. But Wasim did the right thing in the end, so did Imran, and so did Viv. Imran didn't betray Wasim, he taught him the valuable lesson of consequences. And not pissing off Viv Richards. TFS 💖🏏

    • @amjadmuhammadiqbal4721
      @amjadmuhammadiqbal4721 Před rokem +11

      More than consequences he taught him that he would have to fight his own fights himself.

    • @omerfarooq9916
      @omerfarooq9916 Před rokem +3

      All this is non sense. A legend like Viv Richard will never do such thing.

    • @lalit8895
      @lalit8895 Před rokem +2

      @@omerfarooq9916 living your life on assumptions?

    • @omerfarooq9916
      @omerfarooq9916 Před rokem +2

      @@lalit8895 isn't this story an assumption and what's the need of this comment.

    • @lalit8895
      @lalit8895 Před rokem +1

      @@omerfarooq9916 how is this story an assumption matches were played sledging was done. look up on internet yourself if u don't believe the video.saying a video which took effort to make is feeding false facts and stories just cause person in video happens to be your idol doesn't change anything.

  • @FreeVortex-fd9id
    @FreeVortex-fd9id Před 2 lety +34

    This was a brilliant video my friend. Really glad to have found your channel. As a West Indian I really respect and appreciate the way you told this story.
    Wasim is the greatest non West Indian fast.bowler ever. I loved that Pakistan team. They were amazing. But that West Indian team is the greatest all time

  • @vinayak4201
    @vinayak4201 Před 2 lety +66

    Hey, whoever you are you really are damn bloody good!
    With no real footages you have recreated the moments from the actual story and have showcased what is never easy at all - to bring forth every detail including the thoughts and emotions that went inside their minds!
    I am sure the great Wasim and Imran and king Richards themselves will be stupefied by such insight into their own psyche!

  • @mariumrajah
    @mariumrajah Před rokem +12

    Never disrespect the old Goat Viv ..
    🇵🇰❤️🇬🇧❤️🇮🇳
    Wasim excellent bowler..
    Legendary legends
    P.s Wasim was Aged 18 or 19

  • @Thothali
    @Thothali Před rokem +25

    Wasim has been telling this story with his characteristic charm and wit for years.

  • @tripodthreefoot2268
    @tripodthreefoot2268 Před rokem +82

    The person who narrated this video did an excellent job, actually kept my attention throughout the entire thing, no bias, just clear and somewhat accurate depiction of what happened. Well done

    • @Houseofroyals745
      @Houseofroyals745 Před rokem +1

      Fake story 😂

    • @tripodthreefoot2268
      @tripodthreefoot2268 Před rokem +7

      @@Houseofroyals745 There was nothing fake about Viv Richards or those players, exactly what you saw on the pitch is what you got from those guys, I worked for Joel Garner in Barbados and trust me he was no joke. Don't be of the impression the team you're seeing today create a softness in anyone from the Caribbean, we're not a soft people, run up in our face and it's all over

    • @aachaywalaythetas1396
      @aachaywalaythetas1396 Před rokem +3

      @@Houseofroyals745 they will believe everything that is said on kapil sharma nights

    • @veritas785
      @veritas785 Před rokem +1

      @@aachaywalaythetas1396 the story is real as written in the india today article as narrated by Wasim Akram.... The link for this is there in the description.

    • @veritas785
      @veritas785 Před rokem

      @@Houseofroyals745 the story is real as written in the india today article as narrated by Wasim Akram.... The link for this is there in the description given under the CZcams video.

  • @saahilg610
    @saahilg610 Před 2 lety +46

    Wasim Akram narrated this story in Comedy Nights with Kapil when he was on the show and he said the exact same thing....

    • @fzeekay
      @fzeekay Před 2 lety

      But he didn't name Richards

    • @Attitudezero884
      @Attitudezero884 Před rokem +5

      @@fzeekay he named richards

    • @veritas785
      @veritas785 Před rokem

      the story is real as written in the india today article as narrated by Wasim Akram.... The link for this is there in the description.

  • @badassbassist
    @badassbassist Před rokem +41

    Viv didn't fear bowlers because he had all the nasty ones in his team.

    • @zabiricon7478
      @zabiricon7478 Před rokem +11

      And he would still destroy them in the Caribbean league

    • @jahno7154
      @jahno7154 Před 7 měsíci +2

      He did play domestic cricket in the Caribbean ! a lot of people seem to forget about that

    • @Bkamron
      @Bkamron Před 2 měsíci

      Yep...

  • @Mahendra.Jagannath-Swami
    @Mahendra.Jagannath-Swami Před 2 lety +30

    Both videos in 2 different languages have bit of additional knowledge in both videos oh man you had my heart ❤️🖤 🔥

  • @joenalewabau9589
    @joenalewabau9589 Před 2 lety +20

    A good story teller. A very good STORYTELLER, and he’s entitled to his tale.

  • @danishahamad5324
    @danishahamad5324 Před 2 lety +119

    Waseem Akram narrated this story laughingly in 1 min. 🤣

  • @flankattack5426
    @flankattack5426 Před 2 lety +13

    Another awesome video. I had read about this incident before, but your narration took the experience to a whole new level. Thank you for the great video brother!

  • @muhammadjamalkhan4103
    @muhammadjamalkhan4103 Před 2 lety +12

    What a story …but yet the young wasim got the world best batsman out what a victory…well done the king of swing showed the character to send to the dressing room in a real battle field.

    • @rajanireddy5271
      @rajanireddy5271 Před rokem +1

      Age gets better of everyone.. Even wasim was a shadow of his best during his latter part of his career.

  • @adityashishodia31
    @adityashishodia31 Před 2 lety +61

    Akram was the first victim of “aapne gabrana nahi hai" 😂

  • @Rightyyyyy4399
    @Rightyyyyy4399 Před rokem +5

    I swear I have not heard anyone narrating a story better that you🥂.
    Top class💯.

  • @RohitSharma-cu5fk
    @RohitSharma-cu5fk Před 2 lety +78

    Imran Khan is doing the same thing with Pakistanis now

  • @johnc2475
    @johnc2475 Před rokem +2

    Thank you for sharing the story with us thoroughly enjoyed this one, you are great at telling stories long live Vivian Richards and Wasim Akram.

  • @floydcorrie3162
    @floydcorrie3162 Před rokem +6

    Super Cricket story i think about the heart and pride of an aging lion
    .....i think he cried at the end because Wasim made him realize that he was no longer the " man" he was and though he was still good the end was drawing near.....this was year 14 of a 17 year career. I was blessed as a West indian to have seen the great man in action at both
    Regional inter island cricket where he demolished many great West Indies fast bowlers as well as at the International level where he demolished the world.

  • @Rex-wn3yf
    @Rex-wn3yf Před rokem +12

    How do you get hold of such epic stories and with footages too?!!! You are a legend, bro🙌🙌🙌

  • @herculez4934
    @herculez4934 Před 2 lety +26

    A BATSMAN can counter punch 140+ deliveries of a fast bowler and that makes Vivian Richards a perfect batsman
    Modern day batsmen struggle against real pace if they counter then they are batsmen🔥🔥🔥

    • @monsieurandiant
      @monsieurandiant Před rokem +4

      bruh u cant even make it to state championships and then say players like Smith, root, kohli, warner and all can't play 150 kmph and, STRUGGLE?? Umran, for latest example, was smashed for 100 runs in 8 overs, 2 matches combined.. He bowls at 150 consistently and going over 155 occasionally.. Dude get yo fax straight...

    • @dilipgandhi2814
      @dilipgandhi2814 Před rokem +1

      @@monsieurandiant Agree with both of u.

    • @anweshchatterjee7595
      @anweshchatterjee7595 Před rokem +1

      Lol never before in the history of cricket has the bowling been as fast as today. Simple because the players are such fit athletes. But you blind old fans can't accept that, you just go on and on about 'the good old days when everything was better'.

    • @jeangowcharan7456
      @jeangowcharan7456 Před rokem

      @@monsieurandiant the 3 w sobers kanhai hunte butcher batted with out helmet and tye pad and their batting glove was inferior to today protective that the players are using today go do your research b4 commenting op[inion is like an asshole and every body at least got one bud from nyc

    • @saketbhavsar1544
      @saketbhavsar1544 Před rokem

      @@anweshchatterjee7595 today's bowlers are nothing compared to old bowlers

  • @akramburney869
    @akramburney869 Před 2 lety +2

    Very nice narration, good part of Cricket history! Thanks for creating and sharing!

  • @kuldipsingh366
    @kuldipsingh366 Před 8 měsíci +2

    Viv Richards was the Bob Marley of Cricket, cool, swagger and different.

  • @fazalrehman9957
    @fazalrehman9957 Před 10 měsíci +12

    Richard was a legend and infact he was angry to see a young man of 19 creating so much trouble.. No doubt Richard was the king of batsmen but he didn't know that he was up against the future king of all bowlers... Respect for both Legends....

    • @TRUMP20Z4
      @TRUMP20Z4 Před 7 měsíci

      AMEN brother... love from Australia

    • @saganspirit
      @saganspirit Před 7 měsíci

      Leftarm king - rightarm king Marshall

  • @lloydmoore982
    @lloydmoore982 Před rokem +9

    The 1977 Pakistanis tour to the Caribbean was the best.I remember seeing the likes of Sadiq Mohammed and Zaire abyss facing off with Andy Robert and Michael holding that was pace vs batting.

    • @chicagoan6342
      @chicagoan6342 Před rokem

      Zaire abyss?

    • @umairjavedmughal9475
      @umairjavedmughal9475 Před rokem +2

      @@chicagoan6342 ZAHIR ABBAS

    • @lloydmoore982
      @lloydmoore982 Před rokem +1

      @@umairjavedmughal9475 thank you I remember I was at that game young boy at Bourda cricket arena in Guyana that same evening Sadiq Mohammed got his jaw broken by Andy Robert bouncer.

    • @lloydmoore982
      @lloydmoore982 Před 7 měsíci

      @@keithbaldwin4329 well guess i didn't remember everything.old man can forget somethings too.but i remember quite well being at that game.

  • @saganspirit
    @saganspirit Před 7 měsíci +2

    People also forget that Richards batted in Caribbean games without a helmet against Marshall, Garner, Holding , Patterson et al

  • @tikkisahadath1538
    @tikkisahadath1538 Před rokem

    Some great history here that I never knew.
    Much thanks to this channel.

  • @harrycallahan1534
    @harrycallahan1534 Před rokem +6

    Living legends....everyone sound today, had to reach out to them eventually... be it Tendulkar or Morrison.... hats off to si viv and wasim dada

  • @subramaniamramamoorthy6816
    @subramaniamramamoorthy6816 Před 2 lety +89

    Sledging is the worst thing to do which the mighty West Indians hardly did.

    • @pelhampelham3418
      @pelhampelham3418 Před 2 lety +2

      Sledging is the worst thing to do.

    • @Blade_Venom
      @Blade_Venom Před 2 lety +5

      i wish the Australians would understand this

    • @monsieurandiant
      @monsieurandiant Před rokem +8

      ​@@pelhampelham3418 Nah its the best thing.. Smart people do it... just dont totally disrespect the opponent, but make him question his own ability.. the more he thinks, the better... Because at one point he will give in to pressure, and make mistakes..

    • @rajanireddy5271
      @rajanireddy5271 Před rokem

      @@monsieurandiant should be ready to receive it back. Mcgrath learnt from sarwan.

    • @monsieurandiant
      @monsieurandiant Před rokem +1

      @@rajanireddy5271 yeah.. ig we r on the same page..

  • @ryandavis7762
    @ryandavis7762 Před rokem

    This is brilliant. Thank you for creating it.

  • @mayankkapri7305
    @mayankkapri7305 Před 2 lety +2

    Great work brother, good
    story, but excellent narration👍 keep it up.

  • @dylanatkinson1426
    @dylanatkinson1426 Před rokem +7

    What is astounding to me is that in this era of intense aggression by the bowlers, they were still not wearing headgear. Today it would be unthinkable for a batsman to go out without a helmet. Those players in the pre helmet era were on another level.

  • @stats4u
    @stats4u Před 2 lety +12

    Discovered your channel about 2 or 3 weeks ago and loving the content 😊

  • @praveenshettykm4311
    @praveenshettykm4311 Před rokem +1

    The narration was so good that I was almost living in caribian cricket ground. Those are really fortunate who witnessed the rivalry of two all time greats.

  • @Paresh999
    @Paresh999 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi few months back first time I started watching 1of your video just as time pass video but after that video I eagerly wait for your videos nice and quality content keep it up 👍👍

  • @maazismail4936
    @maazismail4936 Před 2 lety +4

    your storytelling skills are next level😍
    good job🙌

  • @Wally-H
    @Wally-H Před rokem +15

    Great story, well told. Viv and Imran taught young Wasim an important lesson - you can be aggressive, you can bowl with fire in your belly, but never be disrespectful. Imran's take on it was, you started it, so you have to go out there into the corridor and finish it. If you can't finish it, don't start it. Sounds like Wasim learnt his lesson well. You would not have wanted to pick a fist-fight with Viv - he had a fantastic physique. He was strong as an ox.

    • @cricketraazenglish
      @cricketraazenglish  Před rokem +2

      True there is a reason wasim akram became the person he is....you need to have the wherewithal to learn and improve yourself..in &outside the game...to reach those heights.

  • @engr.m.asifshaikh9598
    @engr.m.asifshaikh9598 Před rokem +2

    My love, my murshad, my childhood hero and my leader, IMRAN KHAN.....A true gentleman on field and statesman in office. I m proud to be a follower of IK.

  • @paulsudippaul949
    @paulsudippaul949 Před 2 lety +2

    How do you manage to find old footages..its adorable..hats off 2 u

  • @shahbazsheikh3545
    @shahbazsheikh3545 Před 2 lety +18

    Actually Khan taught Akram a life long lesson:
    "Fight your own fights. Don't look to others to bail you out."
    Patwari's will never understand this.

  • @HACKERSWORLD
    @HACKERSWORLD Před 2 lety +3

    With such videos regularly... Soon 1 million brother!! ❤

  • @smj0426
    @smj0426 Před 2 lety +1

    Just loved it.. keep it coming

  • @ckcariappa
    @ckcariappa Před měsícem

    Bhai, kya mast narration hai! Awesome, man.. please keep making more content. :)

  • @poonamtiwari6141
    @poonamtiwari6141 Před 2 lety +5

    Watched in Hindi already but still the narration was suspenseful............Lovely work bro

  • @inferno5728
    @inferno5728 Před 2 lety +11

    imran khan wanted him to learn a good lesson (don’t do or say things that you can’t own up to)

    • @yes1154
      @yes1154 Před rokem +1

      bruh why did imran khan encouraged him to do it then ?
      imran khan at the end aapne ghabrana nhi hain

  • @upendraprasad5171
    @upendraprasad5171 Před rokem +1

    I would like to see that kind of West Indies strong team once again...
    Salutes to the legends of Windies
    Sir Clive Lloyd
    Sir Vivian Richards
    Malcolm Marshall
    Gary Sobers
    Courtney Walsh
    Curtly Ambrose
    Brian Lara
    Karl Hooper
    ShivNarine Chanderpaul
    Chris Gayle
    Marlon Samuels
    Kieron Pollard
    Andre Rusell
    Sunil Narine
    Dwayne Bravo
    Lendl Simmons...
    The list goes on.......
    Salutes to the Caribbean legends. Want to see your team as none to beat and the strongest team which the history of cricket tells us.

  • @journeywithkeleene3641
    @journeywithkeleene3641 Před 2 lety +2

    I love ur delivery, the suspense and great storytelling 💕💕💕

  • @shubhendusenroy8775
    @shubhendusenroy8775 Před 2 lety +3

    Your love for the game shows in your careful & emotional narration. Good job!

  • @biochemistryiseasy
    @biochemistryiseasy Před 2 lety +13

    Cricket is nothing without Pakistan and West Indies

  • @navaneethdesai
    @navaneethdesai Před 2 lety +1

    Good video
    Good content.
    Not only about cricket,this video is also helpful for improving English communication skills
    Really good English, appropriate words usage and with subtitles

  • @MuhammadZubair-dw4vo
    @MuhammadZubair-dw4vo Před 11 měsíci +1

    You are an amazingly talented story teller, Lots of Praise and Love from Pakistan.

  • @vibrantvittlesvlogs
    @vibrantvittlesvlogs Před 2 lety +4

    I have been told that I am a very patient guy...youtube ads dont bother me much.. this channel.. your channel, your content, your storytelling.. if an ad shows up during ur video.. I just lose it!! Keep up the good work brother...

  • @maharajaudiolabs7866
    @maharajaudiolabs7866 Před rokem +3

    LOVE ALL PAKISTANI PACEMEN. SALUTE TO WI CRICKETERS

  • @TanmaySankolli
    @TanmaySankolli Před 2 lety +2

    This was a really interesting story!!!

  • @noeljames9114
    @noeljames9114 Před rokem +1

    What happen with that Vedio. with JAMAICA. VS. LEWARDS ISLANDS ..Cricket match 1983.
    ..that would be good vintage to see. Please somebody put on CZcams.

  • @kennethcrowther2277
    @kennethcrowther2277 Před rokem +3

    Yep, well, good education for young Akram. Imran knew what he was doing.

  • @Rapsterog
    @Rapsterog Před 2 lety +5

    Legend 🥵🐐

  • @vssatvik633
    @vssatvik633 Před rokem

    Thanks for the information..

  • @chethanvamshi9756
    @chethanvamshi9756 Před 2 lety

    Excellent info man!!!

  • @asifmohamed4689
    @asifmohamed4689 Před rokem +6

    The days when W.I. team ment something to the player, when country came before anything.

  • @sthivaka
    @sthivaka Před 2 lety +3

    King of swing learnt a lesson from King of cricket ... good narration.

    • @itx.ibr6him
      @itx.ibr6him Před 2 lety +2

      Bro The narratoor ate some points
      1 the very next bowl he bowled viv richards
      2 Imran said its your fight
      this was a funny incident not a Serious incident the narrator just changed its emotions and situation by saying imran betrayed like it was a very serious incident Wasim Akram told this story him self in a funny way in Kapil Sharma show

    • @patrick_1984
      @patrick_1984 Před 2 lety +1

      disagree , viv would've not had the balls to do that in Pakistan. Its abysmal to threaten a cricketer with such a statement. Ive lost respect for Richards. One cannot threaten someone just because he is in his home country. Shame on Richards. Sledging should be answered by sledging not death threats.

    • @awais8451
      @awais8451 Před rokem

      @@patrick_1984 finally some one with a valid point.
      Ghar me hr koi sher hota h.
      More power to you brother.
      I still respect them coz they are two of the top notch greatest players ever in cricketing history.

  • @ozzielicious
    @ozzielicious Před rokem +1

    4:58 "nearly the crown of WI cricket has fallen to the ground"... wow, loooove the narration!!!

  • @smudger3586
    @smudger3586 Před 2 lety

    Great vid keep it coming

  • @sankethhs6559
    @sankethhs6559 Před 2 lety +4

    Beautiful !! That's how they became Legends 🙏🏻😎🙏🏻

  • @faizanbukhari7253
    @faizanbukhari7253 Před 2 lety +12

    In actual , Wasim Akram was the one , who had ability to threat and out Richards

    • @kanki8300
      @kanki8300 Před rokem +2

      I mean you can say that sure but given context it doesn’t make sense to compare the two given Wasim only faced Richards not only past his prime but near the end of his cricketing career as a whole. On the other hand, Wasim was a young and upcoming new bowler.

    • @Wally-H
      @Wally-H Před rokem +2

      Yes but he didn't need to be disrespectful. Nothing wrong with sending down a few bouncers and being aggressive with the ball, but saying stuff like that to one of the greatest players of all time was not on.

    • @awais8451
      @awais8451 Před rokem +3

      @@Wally-H he is one of the greatest players of all time as well.
      That's not a debate at all.
      Both are two of the top notch greatest blokes which are almost irreplaceable.
      But the thing is WASIM was young at that time that's the only concern. He wasn't established as that time coz he was just at the start of his career and Richards was established.
      Anyways, doesn't matter when there was a rift between two of the greatest players of all times.

    • @amjadmuhammadiqbal4721
      @amjadmuhammadiqbal4721 Před rokem +2

      @@Wally-H true, wasim should not have said that, that was immature and very disrespectful.

  • @santhoshsouza7490
    @santhoshsouza7490 Před 2 lety +1

    Bruh you deserve 10 Million subscribers at least.. keep us the good work

  • @katdalunga3476
    @katdalunga3476 Před rokem

    What a narrator we got here ...love u man for your hard work you had done for writing and making this video..Btw u got a great voice..🎉🎉🎉👏👏👏👏

  • @pramoddubey9845
    @pramoddubey9845 Před 2 lety +115

    Imran Khan's leadership of his cricket team is similar to that of his nation.

    • @airsurfer2374
      @airsurfer2374 Před 2 lety +12

      my man is spitting facts tho... 😅

    • @abdullahbinasif915
      @abdullahbinasif915 Před 2 lety +5

      Yup you are correct.

    • @abgaming5267
      @abgaming5267 Před 2 lety +2

      You trying so hard to impress WION?

    • @abgaming5267
      @abgaming5267 Před 2 lety

      @Abdullah Azeem what truth lmao 😂.

    • @abgaming5267
      @abgaming5267 Před 2 lety

      @Abdullah Azeem yea sure he has done is that why the people that destroyed the country wanted him removed lmao.

  • @prasadrn5896
    @prasadrn5896 Před rokem +7

    They had such great and legendary names, especially under Clive Llyod as i remember. Whether in batting or fast bowling, they were a class of their own.

  • @subhamoyghosh6778
    @subhamoyghosh6778 Před rokem

    Thanks for sharing Boss ☺️

  • @rohanhariharan2607
    @rohanhariharan2607 Před 2 lety +1

    Hey Buddy, how do you get such intricate details ? Hats off man..

  • @IbrahimCinematics
    @IbrahimCinematics Před 2 lety +20

    We need more of these ❣ 🇵🇰

  • @shehzadhussain6964
    @shehzadhussain6964 Před rokem +6

    The greatest batsman of all time.

  • @samyrajkandasamy8713
    @samyrajkandasamy8713 Před 7 měsíci

    A lion is always a lion. Sir Viv is one of that. He threats the opposition by his careless and leisure approach to the batting crease and his majestic look like a lion around the stadium after reaching the batting crease.

  • @sohamghoshdastidar
    @sohamghoshdastidar Před 2 lety +23

    It seems that Imran Khan through out his life had a kink for empty assurance- "apne ghabrana nhi he".

  • @rajvardhansingh9203
    @rajvardhansingh9203 Před 2 lety +5

    That's why Imran Khan is in politics 😂

  • @dhilipvigneshms9664
    @dhilipvigneshms9664 Před 2 lety +2

    Your storytelling ability is awesome ❤

  • @Rajdev73
    @Rajdev73 Před rokem

    Excellent video and story telling

  • @p.a.sudhir7951
    @p.a.sudhir7951 Před rokem +3

    The dangerous pace bowlers of Richards era were Marshal, Holding, Garner, Roberts and other West Indian greats and thankfully none of them Richards had to face. I am not saying he is not a good batsman, in fact I consider him to be the GOAT, but WI had the most fearsome pace bowlers and after that came anyone else.

    • @shooud123
      @shooud123 Před rokem +4

      He has faced them in West Indian domestic cricket and English county cricket.
      Viv Richards has scored 2 hundreds against Marshall, 3 against Holding, 1 against Garner, and 1 against Roberts.

  • @khunaisafzaal5026
    @khunaisafzaal5026 Před 2 lety +5

    Most of the people don't know but Imran wanted Wasim to solve his problems himself instead of relying on others

  • @aerovisionmedia8731
    @aerovisionmedia8731 Před 2 lety +1

    You people are good in creating stories..keep it up!

  • @SocialPerspective101
    @SocialPerspective101 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks to the subtitles, this is understandable

  • @siddhantmohapatra3203
    @siddhantmohapatra3203 Před 2 lety +8

    Awesome 😎
    But pls make a video on “How Ganguly became the Team India’s captain beating the likes of Jadeja, Kumble and Tendulkar”. Last time you said it was a blood bath. Eagerly awaiting..

    • @rohansunny1107
      @rohansunny1107 Před 2 lety +5

      I would suggest the Multan declaration when Sachin was batting at 194

  • @Ramen_Kenpo
    @Ramen_Kenpo Před 2 lety +4

    Wasim akraum absolutely brilliant bowling

  • @dasanupam0203
    @dasanupam0203 Před 6 měsíci

    Beautiful narration, awesome voice and modulation.

  • @shehzadshehzad4986
    @shehzadshehzad4986 Před rokem +2

    Wasim Akram my class mate study in cathedral school hall road mall road lahore in 1982

    • @jeangowcharan7456
      @jeangowcharan7456 Před rokem

      shehzad imran akram and younis learn to tamper with the cricket ball like baseball picture picking at the seam don sutton was good at that long finger nail make the seam bigger and causing the reverse swing my opinion bud from nyc

  • @GR3392.
    @GR3392. Před rokem +8

    Even now Imran Khan as Prime Minister tells his Nation "Aapne ghabrana nahi hai" 🤣

    • @Anonymous69420O
      @Anonymous69420O Před rokem

      Nikal lory tu dressing room ke andr tha jo tujhe pta usny ye bola?

    • @amjadmuhammadiqbal4721
      @amjadmuhammadiqbal4721 Před rokem +1

      Imran trying to mentor his nation like he did his team.

    • @alviabaid1220
      @alviabaid1220 Před 6 měsíci

      He told him to play fearless
      Not to utter crap

  • @fahadsarwar2183
    @fahadsarwar2183 Před 2 lety +10

    People who are writing about Imran Khan. First, Wasim Akram to date gives Imran Khan credit for whatever he has achieved as a bowler. Imran Khan in many interviews has said he did this intentionally to make Wasim face difficulties in life. The same goes with Inzamam. Imran Khan just saw Inzamam in a club match and he announced his name in the world cup. The whole team went against him and he kept saying " ye hume worldcup jeetaeyga" and Inzamam proved himself in the tournament.
    As far as his tenure as a Prime minister is concerned not many Indians know. Below are a few points to educate them:
    - Imran refused to live in prime minister house to save money
    - He sold all extra assets in the prime minister's house and give it to a charity
    - Prime Minister's house was made open to public
    - Many chief minister houses in the country were made into universities
    - Health insurance of 5 lacs to every Pakistani
    - He was the only prime minister whose expenses were only 10% of the all prime ministers in the past
    - 5% growth in 2021 where most countries performed badly
    - He did not licked US administration
    - 30% decrease in corruption
    - Build three Mandirs in Pakistan as he believed the place was sacred to Hindus ( purchase land in Islamabad from govt funding for a Mandir)
    As a Pakistani, most people in Pakistan are satisfied with his performance its just the bikao media who is spreading a false propaganda

    • @a2349
      @a2349 Před 2 lety +3

      It's mostly just indians in the comments section trying to spread propaganda and disrespecting Pakistani players... Actually Imran tried pretty hard, he's just in a bad situation which locks him down so he couldn't achieve most of what he wanted.

  • @altafahmed3559
    @altafahmed3559 Před 8 měsíci

    Vivian is a living legend still he holds the record of a century & 5 wicket in a one day match.

  • @st-ko5zo
    @st-ko5zo Před 5 měsíci

    U narrated beautifully and it was very interesting story

  • @geraldwimalasena1232
    @geraldwimalasena1232 Před rokem +3

    We will never see another Master Blaster like Sir Vivian Richards!