Such a best documentary I've ever seen in my life.Cricketing history of that period would always have golden place which cannot be delineated in words.
I find this very moving. The heartfelt emotion of the Australian cricketers for what England had endured in the War is what comes through and is deeply appreciated. They did give a "lift" to a populace battered by unimaginable suffering met by equally extraordinary stoicism. God bless them all.
Test Matches batting record of Don Bradman in 10 Cricket Grounds he played during his entire carrier From 1928 to 1948 1:-Adelaide Oval:-7 Matches,3 Centuries,3 half Centuries,970 Runs at avg of 107.78 2:-Brisbane Cricket Ground The Gabba:-5 Matches,3 Centuries,1 Half Century,736 Runs at avg of 105.14 3:-Brisbane Exhibition Showgrounds:-2 Matches,1 Century,223 Runs at avg of 80.67 4:-Melbourne Cricket Ground:-11 Matches,9 Centuries,3 Half Centuries,1671 Runs at avg of 128.54 5:-Sydney Cricket Ground:-8 Matches,2 Centuries,3 Half Centuries,703 Runs at avg of 58.58 6:-Headingley Leeds:-4 Matches,4 Centuries,963 Runs at avg of 192.60 7:-The Kennington Oval London:-4 Matches,2 Centuries,1 Half Century,553 Runs at avg of 69 47 8:-Lord's Cricket Ground London:-4 Matches,2 Centuries,1 Half Century,551 Runs at avg of 78.71 9:-Old Trafford Cricket Ground Manchester:-3 Matches,81 Runs at avg of 27.00 10:-Trent Bridge Cricket Ground Nottinghamshire:-4 Matches,3 Centuries,1 Half Century,526 Runs at avg of 75.14. . Bradman Against Opponents in Test Cricket 1:-Vs England 5028 Runs at avg of 89.79 (19 Centuries and 12 Half Centuries) 2:-Vs India 715 Runs at avg of 178.75 (4 Centuries and 1 Half Century) 3:-Vs South Africa 806 Runs at avg of 201.50(4 Centuries) 4:-Vs Westindies 447 Runs at avg of 74.50(2 Centuries) Bradman didn't Played against Newzealand
This is just brilliant..to hear them speak.ian Johnson lived 2 blocks away at middle park..if we were playing street cricket he would give us a wave.he travelled by train to and from the MCG for work
Bradmans 1948 is still regarded the greatest of team of all time There was another great team australia produced was chappells team from 1974-1976 with the lillee and thomson factor and they had great batting depth, maybe bradmans team would be blown away Or go down to the wire
What a wonderful documentary this was to watch. As I write this, Neil Harvey, age 95, is the last surviving Invincible. The rest, though no longer with us, are Immortals to all who love and revere this game of cricket.
😮 Commentators and writers keep saying and writing that Bradman needed four runs to have an average of 100 . They are grossly mistaken Bradman average was 101.4 before he went to bat at oval and by scoring 0 his average, was pulled down to 99.94.
Very true,they are invincibles.Giants if giant Don Bradman along with Keith Miller,Ray Lindwall,Arthur Morris,Lindsay Hasset n young Neil Harvey!What do you expect more than invincibles.👍👍👌
You're welcome, Sai Keerthi Sundar. Glad you enjoyed it! :-) If you search through my videos, you should find plenty of other cricket videos from this era.
Great documentary . Just to add to the Dons last innings story , Eric Hollies the bowler could bowl a googly (wrong un in oz) but rarely bowled it . In the county match playing for Warwickshire against Australia he took 8 wickets but his captain instructed him to hide his googly . (He bowled Bradman with a topspinner.) So that when Hollies was selected for the last Test his googly surprised Bradman and it bowled him. The story also went round that Bradman was so overwhelmed by the reception he received from the crowd and the England team that he did not see the ball because he had tears in his eyes. When this story was told to Hollies he allegedly said " That hard hearted bugger never shed a tear in his life"
I think Bradman dispelled that one later in life - the tears in his eyes story. I don't he would have been the type to get emotional at all about anything.
. Absolutely wonderful Aussies of 1948 in all respects - main thing is their gentleman like behavior, which was completely gone by 1971 till today. But still feel Lloyd's team is the greatest invincible team in post WWII cricket!!!!
the people who love this amazing game ,have been blessed by some amazing teams .the windies being one of them . always saw clive as a big purring cat who could go from purring to move like lightening in an instant .
Apart from the match they lost to Ireland !! Story goes that the Windies enjoyed the Irish hospitality a bit too enthusiastically and the next day couldn`t hold a bat or even see properly.
Amazingly, something watch able from the gaybc. But how funny is the build up. A world of opera they reckon lol. How long since their abc ran opera shows
I was fortunate see them play at the Oval against Surrey to me 74years later they are still the greatest cricket team ever played the game of cricket
Damn that's quite a long time
Amazing sir
Such a best documentary I've ever seen in my life.Cricketing history of that period would always have golden place which cannot be delineated in words.
I find this very moving. The heartfelt emotion of the Australian cricketers for what England had endured in the War is what comes through and is deeply appreciated. They did give a "lift" to a populace battered by unimaginable suffering met by equally extraordinary stoicism. God bless them all.
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you for sharing. Brilliant to see all of these men share their memories and thoughts. Invincibles indeed.
Meeting Bill Brown,Ray lindwall,Don Tallon, meeting the Queenslanders of the that invincibles side was an amazing experience.
Thanks for posting. I had this documentary on VHS but could not find it on DVD. Great to be able to watch this again. What a team!
You're welcome, 48Nugget. Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Test Matches batting record of Don Bradman in 10 Cricket Grounds he played during his entire carrier From 1928 to 1948
1:-Adelaide Oval:-7 Matches,3 Centuries,3 half Centuries,970 Runs at avg of 107.78
2:-Brisbane Cricket Ground The Gabba:-5 Matches,3 Centuries,1 Half Century,736 Runs at avg of 105.14
3:-Brisbane Exhibition Showgrounds:-2 Matches,1 Century,223 Runs at avg of 80.67
4:-Melbourne Cricket Ground:-11 Matches,9 Centuries,3 Half Centuries,1671 Runs at avg of 128.54
5:-Sydney Cricket Ground:-8 Matches,2 Centuries,3 Half Centuries,703 Runs at avg of 58.58
6:-Headingley Leeds:-4 Matches,4 Centuries,963 Runs at avg of 192.60
7:-The Kennington Oval London:-4 Matches,2 Centuries,1 Half Century,553 Runs at avg of 69 47
8:-Lord's Cricket Ground London:-4 Matches,2 Centuries,1 Half Century,551 Runs at avg of 78.71
9:-Old Trafford Cricket Ground Manchester:-3 Matches,81 Runs at avg of 27.00
10:-Trent Bridge Cricket Ground Nottinghamshire:-4 Matches,3 Centuries,1 Half Century,526 Runs at avg of 75.14.
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Bradman Against Opponents in Test Cricket
1:-Vs England 5028 Runs at avg of 89.79 (19 Centuries and 12 Half Centuries)
2:-Vs India 715 Runs at avg of 178.75 (4 Centuries and 1 Half Century)
3:-Vs South Africa 806 Runs at avg of 201.50(4 Centuries)
4:-Vs Westindies 447 Runs at avg of 74.50(2 Centuries)
Bradman didn't Played against Newzealand
This is just brilliant..to hear them speak.ian Johnson lived 2 blocks away at middle park..if we were playing street cricket he would give us a wave.he travelled by train to and from the MCG for work
Bradmans 1948 is still regarded the greatest of team of all time
There was another great team australia produced was chappells team from 1974-1976 with the lillee and thomson factor and they had great batting depth, maybe bradmans team would be blown away
Or go down to the wire
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you for uploading this, from a Brit cricket lover.
You're welcome, BooktownBoy. Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
What a wonderful documentary this was to watch. As I write this, Neil Harvey, age 95, is the last surviving Invincible. The rest, though no longer with us, are Immortals to all who love and revere this game of cricket.
thanks for uploading this, great documentary !
You're welcome Remi. Glad you like it.
Harvey is the only one still alive to day at 92 years old. what good memories he will have.😉😁
Ive seen other documentaries as well and Harvey comes across as a gem of a person.
Thank you for uploading such a vintage cricket collection
You're welcome, Zamaraq Manzoor. Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Chris, thank you for sharing. What an inspiration.
You're welcome androc. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great documentary of a great team.
😮 Commentators and writers keep saying and writing that Bradman needed four runs to have an average of 100 . They are grossly mistaken Bradman average was 101.4 before he went to bat at oval and by scoring 0 his average, was pulled down to 99.94.
Great piece of cricket history.
Thanks for the feedback, Richard Impiombato. Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Thank you sir, from a cricket lover❤
Very true,they are invincibles.Giants if giant Don Bradman along with Keith Miller,Ray Lindwall,Arthur Morris,Lindsay Hasset n young Neil Harvey!What do you expect more than invincibles.👍👍👌
Excellent. Absolutely magnificent.
I'm fortunate to see Sir Donald Bradman ❤
Maann I love this. Do you have any highlights of this era. Thanks for the brilliant upload
You're welcome, Sai Keerthi Sundar. Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
If you search through my videos, you should find plenty of other cricket videos from this era.
Thank you for the upload.
Watching from Australia [NSW].
You're welcome, Howdy Doodee. Hope you enjoyed it! :-)
Great documentary . Just to add to the Dons last innings story , Eric Hollies the bowler could bowl a googly (wrong un in oz) but rarely bowled it . In the county match playing for Warwickshire against Australia he took 8 wickets but his captain instructed him to hide his googly . (He bowled Bradman with a topspinner.) So that when Hollies was selected for the last Test his googly surprised Bradman and it bowled him. The story also went round that Bradman was so overwhelmed by the reception he received from the crowd and the England team that he did not see the ball because he had tears in his eyes. When this story was told to Hollies he allegedly said " That hard hearted bugger never shed a tear in his life"
I think Bradman dispelled that one later in life - the tears in his eyes story. I don't he would have been the type to get emotional at all about anything.
Neil Harvey is the last man left. I wish Cricket and the world were like 1948 now
Bradmans team of 48 was a great team, was it stronger than chappells mid 70s side
Or the west indies mid 80s side
Interesting thought
BTW My CZcams handle is a nod to Keith Miller and the Invincibles. Miller's nickname was Nugget and it's mine too!
Thank You
Keith Miller is totally eclipsed in this documentary !?
. Absolutely wonderful Aussies of 1948 in all respects - main thing is their gentleman like behavior, which was completely gone by 1971 till today.
But still feel Lloyd's team is the greatest invincible team in post WWII cricket!!!!
the people who love this amazing game ,have been blessed by some amazing teams .the windies being one of them . always saw clive as a big purring cat who could go from purring to move like lightening in an instant .
I am going to stick my neck out and say that Clive Lloyds seventies West Indies side but best them over a five year series.
I am still in the stadium nothing you can do
Alec coxon became a great cricket coach
Another invincibles have seen Clive Lloyd’s great team of mid seventies to mid eighties.
Apart from the match they lost to Ireland !! Story goes that the Windies enjoyed the Irish hospitality a bit too enthusiastically and the next day couldn`t hold a bat or even see properly.
Amazingly, something watch able from the gaybc. But how funny is the build up. A world of opera they reckon lol. How long since their abc ran opera shows
wow
Worst introduction ever, but good vid.