@@cheesemccheese5780 It's refreshing when someone adds something not mentioned in the video, rather than quoting something from it as if the rest of us were either deaf or stupid!
Nothing beat listening to Richie's analysis on a summer's day inside with the air con on, so soothing and relaxing, like reading a book on a tropical island
I remember back in the early 2000's the BBC had a primitive app called "Desktop Richie" where a little cartoon Richie would pop up and inform you of the latest developments in the match :). Beloved enough to have his own app before apps were a thing!
Living in England as a kid, Richie was the main face, presenter of cricket on the BBC. I never knew he was an Aussie, straight down the line....That was Richie, for a man to be the face of another country ie cricket tells you what kind of a guy he was. RIP Richie....The best.
You never knew he went undefeated as Australian captain, held the Australian record for most test wickets & was the first Australian to do the 2000runs/200 wickets double? lol
As Daryl Cullinan walks off after being LBW to Warne, with a flipper... "He's seen one flipper". Ie. the exaggerated one Warne showed him first ball, so that he missed the genuine one which just took his wicket.
Damn, such a great man and commentator. There’s no comparison. Listening to radio 4 through the night as a kid etched his voice and observations right into my psyche. Just having a beer, watching a few classics. None more than this fellow. Much love, from Yorkshire.
You don't need to remind us everytime that he's no more. I keep coming back to hear his voice and that reminds me that good old lad is still there amongst us.
To be one of Australia's greatest cricket captains, and yet have it not even be controversial that a video of your "Best of" moments doesn't include anything from your cricket playing career. That's when you know you've made the most of your life.
The channel 9 anchoring panel was way way standardized and better than this star sports anchoring panel which always try to represent team india as the best side in the world and always try to popularise only indian players specially virat kohli
His voice had the silken touch like David Gower's Batting. Sir Richie Benaud truly enthralled all the cricket lovers, across the globe, with his immense knowledge, wisdom and love for the game. He and Tony Greig, Two of the Most Incredible Cricket Observers ever.... because their commentary and knowledge sharing went beyond what they saw on the TV in front of them :)
Read the (120) comments, watched the video but a classic story from the 1980s is missing. Viv Richards fails to get bat to ball for a couple of deliveries. Bowler comes up to him... "it's round, weighs about five ounces, red.. - and you are supposed to hit it". Next ball Richards hits it for one of the biggest sixes Benaud had ever seen. Walks down the pitch... "you know what it looks like - go find it"... [laugh].. I forget who the bowler was so if anyone knows please let me know. Looking back now: growing up in Australia (and male), I could not avoid an immersion in the nuances of cricket. I felt frustrations and joys and many things in between. Slowly, I learned of bad behaviour, racism in South Africa..... was "rightfully outraged" but, in the end, it is nothing more than a game... we played it in primary school. If I never see another ball bowled or learn of another match result, would I have missed out in life? I hardly think so..... I would like to learn who the bowler was in the scene just described..... call it a return, however small (or large I suppose) on a massive investment of time, emotion and effort. Especially now with Covid-19 lockdowns, in a vote on whether cleaners or cricketers should be paid more, I would pick cleaners. Start giving support to the unpaid cleaners as well. I, like almost everyone else here, enjoyed Richie Benaud's commentary; it formed a cornerstone during my childhood summers as well. Time: 1:50pm Australian Eastern Standard Time Day and date: Monday 27 July 2020 Views: 174,210 Likes and dislikes: 2,112 and 25 Comments: 120
@@comments6639 Well, at 84 1/2 he lived beyond the current life expectancy. His time had come and he died in his sleep. That seems to be a peaceful way to go. I knew of him as well so I too mourn the loss. It is something, though, that will claim each and every last one of us. Again, all I have to say is: may he rest in peace. I remain curious as to who the bowler was in the anecdote I relayed. Apparently the ball went bouncing down some road outside the stadium..... [laugh] Finally, may I remind you and everyone else: cricket is a game. It is all it ever was and all it ever will be.
@@comments6639 That gets back to something more individual. On my end, I no longer follow cricket. I do not want to go on and on about that; I have said what I wanted to say. For everyone else, I remain interested on who Viv Richards hit for six in the anecdote I described. I liked the story - it was funny. Who was the bowler?
In sports you have the legends who stand head and shoulders above and same applies to you voices calling the shots like in F1 you have Murray Walker RIP, English Football John Motson even in non sport you have good old Jim ‘JR” Ross in wrestling, Richie is definitely up there with the gods of commentary RIP
No sign of my favorite on YT. ENG vs. AUS, Devon Malcolm bowling. He stoops to stop a straight drive, fails, but eventually fields it. Richie: "Oh dear oh dear, what terrible cricket." "A better bowler would have gone to ground and let someone else chase the ball to the boundary."
Richie Benaud will be remembered as a legend of commentary untill his was ill in 09 to his death in 2015 he will be remembered as the best on the commentary table bringing class to a field of 22 people fooling around in white outfits
I remember a test at Old Trafford in the 1990s, where Benaud was admiring the hanging baskets on the pavilion. "A marvellous sight. Petunias, Chrysanthemums and morning glory (Ipomea). Some younger viewers may have a different interpretation of morning glory".🤣
SUPER WISH RICHIE AND BILL WERE THERE TO SEE INDIA WINNING 2-1 and we HAD SCORECARDS OF 92-93 SERIES ,, SUPER CHANNEL 9 LONG LIVE IN OUR HEARTS U RULE...
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Glenn McGrath, just 98 short of his century
This wasn't uttered
Not uttered in this clip, I mean
@@pranavpawar880 You're the stupid person here. He never once said this was played in this video. He was just quoting something richie said.
@@cheesemccheese5780 It's refreshing when someone adds something not mentioned in the video, rather than quoting something from it as if the rest of us were either deaf or stupid!
McGraaaaaa, is bowling aroooound the wicket
Great memories from one of the best cricket commentators & presenters ever
Miss you Ritchie. You should be on our flag.
I still miss him😢😢
He is the GOAT
Hurrah!
Richie has to end up on a $50 dollar bill or something. He's Australian royalty.
ezyroller $20 would make sense. Then you can say here is chewwnty dollars.
graystar Chew Chew Chew for Chewnty Chew.
if 22 dollars isnt known as a ritchie in australia your country isnt doing itself justice.
Amen
Australia should mint a $22 bank note and call it the Richie Benaud bank note
Nobody pronounces the word "marvelous" as beautifully as the legendary Sir Richie Benaud.
Marvelous effort
Don’t you mean Tony Greig ? Mooorvellous !
Sir Richie Benaud's voice was beautiful...his commentary in Cricket 07 still impresses me..what a great commentator he was❤
Cricket 02*
Nope in cricket 07 also his commentary is used
Still his voice played in ea soorts cricket
Yes
yessss
And it will be played till EA officially release a new cricket game
Mcgraaaaa comes around the wicket
@@tejasbhagat4444 Brett Lee is going over the wicket
Still remember his voice in EA Cricket 2007 edition.. golden childhood days
Most graceful commentator ever; what a charming, witty, insightful ,and humble man he was.
also a handy cricketer & Captain!
I'm a pom and I loved Richie Benaud. One of the all time greats, both on the field and in the commentary box.
richie has joined greigy up in the commentary box in heaven R.I.P legends
The greatest cricket commentator the game has ever known....and an absolutely champion bloke!!
The one with the Iconic voice
Late Mr Richie Benaud was the greatest cricket commentator ever
Sheila Dey my fav ...both Richie and Bill lawry....
Not just cricket but best sporting commentator
Lol, dangerous doing anything into the wind!! ... OMG .. tears!!
He was a sly one Richie
Nothing beat listening to Richie's analysis on a summer's day inside with the air con on, so soothing and relaxing, like reading a book on a tropical island
Marvellous effort that, really super stuff
Voice of summer
Richie gave us so much as a player and a commentator .He will always be fondly remembered and loved .
There is, quite literally, no-one more universally loved, admired and respected as Ritchie Benaud.
I remember back in the early 2000's the BBC had a primitive app called "Desktop Richie" where a little cartoon Richie would pop up and inform you of the latest developments in the match :). Beloved enough to have his own app before apps were a thing!
I had a Desktop Richie downloaded on my machine back in the day. Who didn't?
chew for chweny chew!!
r.i.p ... cricket wont be the same
0:15 Was Special! VETERAN SIR RICHIE BENAUD Deserves a Lot of respect for his Commentary
My favourite Aussie.
A great man
Marvellous stuff that.
Living in England as a kid, Richie was the main face, presenter of cricket on the BBC. I never knew he was an Aussie, straight down the line....That was Richie, for a man to be the face of another country ie cricket tells you what kind of a guy he was. RIP Richie....The best.
You never knew he went undefeated as Australian captain, held the Australian record for most test wickets & was the first Australian to do the 2000runs/200 wickets double? lol
@@sentimentalbloke185. Oh !! Cool, hey 👍. Thanks for the reminder…
Richie the voice you never get tired of hearing 💐
-Beautiful stroke
-Inswinger is working for Tendulkar
Sir Richie Benaud ! A very humble Gentleman ! RIP.
There were so many more than that! Dad and I laugh so hard back in the 80’s
As Daryl Cullinan walks off after being LBW to Warne, with a flipper... "He's seen one flipper". Ie. the exaggerated one Warne showed him first ball, so that he missed the genuine one which just took his wicket.
Absolutely the best commentator of all time bar none
Damn, such a great man and commentator. There’s no comparison. Listening to radio 4 through the night as a kid etched his voice and observations right into my psyche.
Just having a beer, watching a few classics. None more than this fellow.
Much love, from Yorkshire.
Much love back to you too ! ❤️. Love to visit Yorkshire some day 🤗
Not just the sound of summer, but the sound of my childhood. It just isn't the same any more. God bless you Richie.
Richie is probably turning over in his grave right now. He wouldn't stand for the load of bollocks on display this past week.
Amish15552 Yes, he would be appalled he certainly never cheated as captain, 3 years have passed and we still miss him.
He was a soft-spoken, humble and perky fellow, indeed.
this comments were actually in the game EA sports cricket 2007
Greatest commentator of all time regardless of the sport. Universally loved👍🏻🇦🇺
Remembered me cricket 07 😭😭😢.
I am Mark Nicholas alongside me is Richie Banoud.😢
You don't need to remind us everytime that he's no more.
I keep coming back to hear his voice and that reminds me that good old lad is still there amongst us.
Richie is the coolest man to ever hold a microphone in any sport.
What about Murray Walker in F1?
Who else is here on Richie Benaud day? (22/2/22)
Me
Me 2/22
I love it, Richie sir Commentry and TV anchoring😍😍😍
Sir Richie Benaud is Great and My most Favourite
How are there only 212 comments? 10 more then leave it there please.
2 left
R.I.P Richie Benaud a true legend and a gentleman.
5 years.
Its been five goddamn years.
😥
We never did find out how to untwinge a twinge...
we all miss you
he had white hair in 1980s as well !?!?! when was he young?
Classic commentry.. cricket will miss Richie for ever..
Legend forever ❤
Childhood cricket watching memories is incomplete without commentary of legends like Sir Richie Benaud, Sir Bill Lawry and above all Sir Tony Grieg.
To be one of Australia's greatest cricket captains, and yet have it not even be controversial that a video of your "Best of" moments doesn't include anything from your cricket playing career. That's when you know you've made the most of your life.
Anyone remember Richie's commentary in EA CRICKET 07 game??
You are free to quote some of his famous lines in my reply section.
"That one must have ruffled his feathers"!!
@@ayushmanmishra9833 Yeah!!
Just wonder
" And Warne is trying to pitch in the rough "
@@cricket023 nice😂👍
Who Aussie and still missing Richie
cricket died for me when Richie passed away, Shane Warne/Michael slater make me want to vomit listening to them continue like they are still playing.
He was the Harsha Bhogle of Australian cricket
Cricket EA 🇮🇳❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
His voice
the music feels like sand stuffing in a juicy burger. Enjoy the new recipe
Watching this on Richie day
The channel 9 anchoring panel was way way standardized and better than this star sports anchoring panel which always try to represent team india as the best side in the world and always try to popularise only indian players specially virat kohli
His voice had the silken touch like David Gower's Batting. Sir Richie Benaud truly enthralled all the cricket lovers, across the globe, with his immense knowledge, wisdom and love for the game.
He and Tony Greig, Two of the Most Incredible Cricket Observers ever.... because their commentary and knowledge sharing went beyond what they saw on the TV in front of them :)
The very best there was and the very best that never will be. SIMPLY MARVELLOUS.
Absolutely marvelous that.
Read the (120) comments, watched the video but a classic story from the 1980s is missing. Viv Richards fails to get bat to ball for a couple of deliveries. Bowler comes up to him... "it's round, weighs about five ounces, red.. - and you are supposed to hit it". Next ball Richards hits it for one of the biggest sixes Benaud had ever seen. Walks down the pitch... "you know what it looks like - go find it"... [laugh].. I forget who the bowler was so if anyone knows please let me know.
Looking back now: growing up in Australia (and male), I could not avoid an immersion in the nuances of cricket. I felt frustrations and joys and many things in between. Slowly, I learned of bad behaviour, racism in South Africa..... was "rightfully outraged" but, in the end, it is nothing more than a game... we played it in primary school. If I never see another ball bowled or learn of another match result, would I have missed out in life? I hardly think so..... I would like to learn who the bowler was in the scene just described..... call it a return, however small (or large I suppose) on a massive investment of time, emotion and effort. Especially now with Covid-19 lockdowns, in a vote on whether cleaners or cricketers should be paid more, I would pick cleaners. Start giving support to the unpaid cleaners as well.
I, like almost everyone else here, enjoyed Richie Benaud's commentary; it formed a cornerstone during my childhood summers as well.
Time: 1:50pm Australian Eastern Standard Time
Day and date: Monday 27 July 2020
Views: 174,210
Likes and dislikes: 2,112 and 25
Comments: 120
I still miss Richie 😢😢
@@comments6639
Well, at 84 1/2 he lived beyond the current life expectancy. His time had come and he died in his sleep. That seems to be a peaceful way to go. I knew of him as well so I too mourn the loss. It is something, though, that will claim each and every last one of us. Again, all I have to say is: may he rest in peace.
I remain curious as to who the bowler was in the anecdote I relayed. Apparently the ball went bouncing down some road outside the stadium..... [laugh]
Finally, may I remind you and everyone else: cricket is a game. It is all it ever was and all it ever will be.
@@Tom.Livanos ya that's the truth but let me tell you cricket will never be the same without Richie and even now it's not same game we knew for years
@@comments6639 That gets back to something more individual. On my end, I no longer follow cricket. I do not want to go on and on about that; I have said what I wanted to say. For everyone else, I remain interested on who Viv Richards hit for six in the anecdote I described. I liked the story - it was funny. Who was the bowler?
@@Tom.Livanos well I remember the bowler Greg Thomas of Glamorgan
It's just not the same if Benaud isn't calling it
Cricket is poorer with his passing.
"Marvelous Day" coming up 2/2/22...
He use to let the moment play, then add his comment.
Not talk over the top of it.
In sports you have the legends who stand head and shoulders above and same applies to you voices calling the shots like in F1 you have Murray Walker RIP, English Football John Motson even in non sport you have good old Jim ‘JR” Ross in wrestling, Richie is definitely up there with the gods of commentary RIP
Jeez that koala line got me straight away
Richie Binod😂❤️
No sign of my favorite on YT.
ENG vs. AUS, Devon Malcolm bowling. He stoops to stop a straight drive, fails, but eventually fields it.
Richie: "Oh dear oh dear, what terrible cricket."
"A better bowler would have gone to ground and let someone else chase the ball to the boundary."
Richie benaud Aussie commentary legend
We grew up listening his voice in EA cricket 07🖤🖤
Richie Benaud will be remembered as a legend of commentary untill his was ill in 09 to his death in 2015 he will be remembered as the best on the commentary table bringing class to a field of 22 people fooling around in white outfits
God love you Richie Benaud. Miss ya!
loved that he got to see Warne bowl
I miss him so much great traditional commentator a bit biased when Australia plays
Benued best comentreat in world heis no 1
There will never be another like him
the Richie numbers - two for two, two, twooooo
That lillee-Ritchie moment was quite special!!
This was great. Well put together.
RIP legend
Mr. Benaud will always be remembered.
our home town boy....a penrith boy.
I remember a test at Old Trafford in the 1990s, where Benaud was admiring the hanging baskets on the pavilion.
"A marvellous sight. Petunias, Chrysanthemums and morning glory (Ipomea). Some younger viewers may have a different interpretation of morning glory".🤣
_"Jones? Bowden!"_ -Richie Benaud, 2005.
Still the best commentary ever.
Its very sad to heard that Richard or Richie Benaud has died
He reminds me of EA cricket.
SUPER WISH RICHIE AND BILL WERE THERE TO SEE INDIA WINNING 2-1 and we HAD SCORECARDS OF 92-93 SERIES ,, SUPER CHANNEL 9 LONG LIVE IN OUR HEARTS U RULE...
Never known this side of Sir Benaud, amazing man!
Mean while in India
Navjot Sidhu: ए गगन चुम्बी छक्का। एअर होस्टेस्को चुमकर गेन्द वापस आगइ।
1:02
Ea cricket game bring me here
Oh we all miss him
I became a fan of him after playing Cricket 07 lol...
Missing Benaud's voice in Cricket.