This is an artist at work. Keeps on hitting the same line and length again and again. You wake him up from his sleep and give him a ball. He for sure will deliver that ball hitting the top of off.
@@pachforon201 Exactly. What I reckon was so magnificent about McGrath was that, he could trouble anyone even in the absence of swing. His discipline in bowling that perfect line and added advantage of height made this legend unplayable. Mind that the batsman here #Inzamam, is one of the greatest.
No matter if he gets hit for a boundary he never changes his line and length, and he was capable of disrupting the batting line up with the same strategy.
@@gauravpandey5118 no ,because of the quality. And fastest and great bowlers,best batsman all in their peak. And also the way india played , destroying every team before getting destroyed to the most legendary odi team ever
@@raheelakhtar7 Even SL did. India did. SA did the same. NZ did too just before 2003 wc and everybody played vs AUS during the world cup but got trashed
@@ronniep9272 'World Cups' happen only once every 4 years..For me,West Indies of 1970s and 80s were always the most dangerous ever..Cricket standard were also a bit higher in the 70s and 80s..
@@kuntalghosh1 That's the stupidest analogy I've ever heard. Of course people won't call it the best era when they're "in the" middle of the said era. One can only compare when both eras conclude.
This team was not only a nightmare for the opponents but also for the opponent fans.... Will never forget 2003 wc final, but im gald i was able to witness this australian era again.... Cricket was more about the passion for your country unlike today, its all about money.
@@OmgaduGuduru yeah then tell me why Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane can't buy a run. Or why all those new guys in England keep getting duck after duck after duck. I could pull up many more names, these are just the common ones. You could say for individual cases that their technique is flawed, for Hameed and Burns I'll accept that. For Pope and Crawley, not as much. Pujara and Rahane, they have over 10K test runs between them with the same technique, yet now they and even Kohli are struggling. These players aren't running after IPL contracts and T20 bang bang, their sole focus is test cricket. It's just really hard to bat, both due to pitches and teams having trios and quartets of quality bowlers. Whereas in times gone by you could often get through the opening bowlers and have a much easier time. Survive Ambrose and Walsh, your runs come much easier.
Remember Australia vs india series Australia were 30-5 two times and still managed to score 300 plus every time Symonds scored century. Such was strength of that time, never seen any team on same level. Greatest team ever by a mile
@@dontfuckwiththewhatdon't you think that bowlers like McGrath, Brett Lee would have been slapped hard in today's pitches? I mean people are just delusional with nostalgia stuff. Hazlewood has almost perfect length as McGrath, even more pace and height. Still he gets slapped in today's pitches. Same with starc too . People just don't get out of the fact that today's player are even better sometimes look at sehwag he was great right? Now look at Rohit Sharma Rohit almost beats him in everything. Same with dale Steyn, he has much better stats than any so called vintage player with their short primes Out of context
@@dontfuckwiththewhat yes he would be great but not akhtar, he would just turn out to be another Shaun tait, or haris rauf in today's pitches, McGrath could get hit as Hazlewood great for tests but performs just a little less in one day or t20 tho they can bowl extremely well in the first overs but will get hit in those 40-50 over mark as the ball gets old, but Brett Lee I agreed, he is outstanding with his line and length, slower ones, cutters, he's best for all 3 formats . Wasim, zaheer, boult all are same category they can play any format ,the finest left arm bowlers ever.
@@Enchantedquillx2 yeah unfortunately for the nostalgia seekers that hurts. Its still true. Cricket is way more harder for bowlers now. You have to ball the perfect line and length to get a wicket. All those quick singles and unorthodox shots are a bigger pain in the back too. But mcgrath is better than hazelwood. Better seamer than him but with 4 5 mph lesser pace around 136 kph.
1999-2015(End of Sanga, Jayawardene, Dilshan, Misbah, Afridi, Clarke, Watson, Steyn, De Villiers, Kallis, Morkel, Trott, Pieterson etc) *Talking about their peaks as well.. I know Steyn, De Villiers etc retired after that.
even with 311 target 40/2 in 12 overs bowl swinging like crazy inzi is missing every bowl he still praising inzamam like he gonna destroy everything single handedly
Piegeon is the most genius bowler ever for me. I love his bowling action and the point where he pitches. It was a treat to see him bowling. Love from india my superman.
i dont care how many bowlers beat his records in future, but this kind of accurate and delivering same speed in every ball nobody will be able to ball like this consistently he is the greatest bowler of all time he had the cricket in him even at the time of retirement
The target was 311 from 49 overs,you have added the current score to the total score which is incorrect. This is a match where Symonds scored a match winning 100 and Waqar was not allowed to bowl after he bowled a couple of beamers in one over to Symonds.
Those times? lmao 434 got chased down just 3 yr after this match Also how 451 doesn't guarantee you win nowadays? Tell me how many scored above 375 has been chased in ODIs in last 12 yrs of modern cricket? Ten? Five? Two? It's ZERO. 451 will 100% guarantee you win any day.
@@littlesunshine2378 yeah but prior to the chase in the same match the SF were like what's happening 😆 And the match is still a one in a life time oond
Ramiz said he(Inzy)has destroyed many quality bowling attacks..but he has struggled against Donald, Pollock, Warne, Lee . Has scored way too less in SA and Australia
That's true buddy. He struggled against most great fast bowlers of that era barring maybe Walsh and Ambrose. Only Sachin, Lara and Steve Waugh can claim to have played with a great degree of control against great bowlers of that era. McGrath-Sachin, Donald-Sachin and McGrath-Lara were battles to behold.
@@MrWaqar12 92 World Cup was generations ago..grow up ..and I don’t know which legend ur talking abt ?? I am not Indian cricket fan.. If Indian to my knowledge almost all legends have won the WC.. also here the discussion is on Test matches which men play ..
@@MrWaqar12 You fool. Inzi failed in entire WC. Only is the last two games he performed. Had Ramiz and your bowlers not performed you would have never won the cup. Also the rain against England saved your asses. Also, in the same WC a 19 year old Sachin won the Man of the match against your team. Out of 5 Wc matches against you he was Man of the match on 3 occasions. He fucked your team hard in all crucial games. Have you forgotten 2011 WC semis? Your people were scared to even catch the chances he gave. He was the tournament 2nd highest run getter in 2011 campaign. He is till date highest run scorer in World cups with average over 55. Your Inzi never performed in World cups after 92. Check facts before commenting.
0:36. Inzi in his mind, "I am seeing a juicy half volley outside my off stump, let me play an extra cover drive". Inzi lining up to play a cover drive. 0:37 Inzi in his mind. "What the fuck was that? How the fuck did it bounce like that?". Story of all batsmen facing the Pegeon. True champ.
A great Aussie team in the 2003 world cup, India was the no 2 team in that world cup finally finishing the runner up, lost twice to them in 2003 world cup, once in the group stage and another in the finals
Agreed it was a good world cup where best two teams met. I believe no matter how bad the pitches, format, washed out matched etc the two best teams eventually end up in the finals and the best one wins. Greatest example is 2007 world cup with a pathetic format. Number 4 and 5 ranked India and Pakistan didn't get a place in Super 8 round. Still best teams Australia and Sri Lanka played the finals.
i stillremember a glorious six of Inzmam Ul Haq on the bowling of Glenn Macgrath in group match of world cup 1999 in headingley inzy hooked him and ball went on the roof top and in that inzy scorex 81 runs got man of the match and Pak scored 275 and Pak won that match by ten runs
That match you’re referring to was the last time Australia lost a match in World Cup till 2011 quarter finals. Zero matches lost in 2003 and 2007 world cups n also no loss till 2011 quarter finals against India 🇮🇳 Nightmare, spoilsports, dream snatchers, invincible, legendary, you name it, it suits them . Happy to have watched them dominate everything in cricket 🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@gokulneov Just a correction. After league stage of WC 1999, it was Pakistan again who broke Australia's winning streak in the league stage of WC 2011.
Adam Gilchrist Matthew Hayden Rickey Ponting Damien Martyn Darren Lehmann Michael Bevan Andrew Symonds Brad Hogg Jason Gillespie Brett Lee Glenn McGrath What a team man
This Aussie bowling attack wasn't the same after the retirement of McGrath and Warne... Yes they still had Lee, Gillespie, Kasprowicz, Bichael, Stuart Clarke but Pigeon was a diff beast all together,,, was so so competitive and could put set batsmen under tremendous psychological pressure which to some extent made that cricket for us audience very very exciting,,, when batsmen used to score against McGrath for us audience it felt so satisfying those days ,,, it felt like good has won vs evil although it was never like that...
@Intelligent Dude i won't say anything bad abt Inzamam sir as he's a grt human being also a player...but u should check the stats of Sachin before using such mean words against him....
@@gotimlol5318 but his most important contributions came in semis and finals of 1992....except that he had a decent 1999 world cup. Overall he was average by his standards.
He never bowled above 90mhp..was not a great swinger of bowl.. But that unrelenting line and length and ability to seam the bowl just enough and the bounce he got made him a nightmare for batsmen..
@@hyena131 educated ones will understand ...don't worry ....and plz don't waste ur brain to solve it out bcuz u just don't have enough brain to identify....may be little bit of education will yield u success in later years of ur life...anyways no offence...ignore my comment on the video that's for sensible ones
When it comes line & length with an average speed between 130 to 135kph, nobody can beat Mcgrath even today. Today`s bowler may take 500 wickets but that era when he used to bowl were consist of quality batsman amongst all the international teams.
@Intelligent Dude ur team with all those legends got their ass kicked in group stage that world cup even Kenya reached semifinal u people got knocked out try to respect other country's players rather than talking bull shit
@@vick122 look it's not true. He would struggle against razzaq, Murali later on, cronje, MCgrath has a solid record against Tendulkar. Even Lara could be vulnerable to McGrath. No doubt both took McGrath apart too
@@sugs1191 i think you are confusing between getting out to them with struggling against them. Tendulkar did get out to Crnje and Razzak a few times that does not mean he would struggle against them. Virat kohli struggled against Anderson in 2014 and previous tour because Anderson was both not letting him score and taking his wicket. Tendulkar never faced such an issue against any bowler.
This Aussie side was a nightmare. All of them were legends. They just didn't lose!
not that they do now after their bad period is over
Except Harve
@@shauryaanand4178 unless they're facing India.
@@moeedkhan7396 talking about today's teams not 20 years ago, also that was a joke
@@anweshchatterjee7595 sorry brother......am deleting my comment...
Defeating Australia in those days was like winning a war
A player like Saeed Anwar could have smashed him for sixes
@@BengaliManfromWB nice joke
@@Rohityadav_17 Even Ganguly smashed a six off McGrath
How u know how it feels after winning the war
@@15.6mviews9 😂😂😂😂
On that time when Australia bats,, pitch is batting pitch
Australia bowls pitch is bowling pitch 🔥
Same feeling bro .
Aus is beast
Target is 311 is not bowling pitch
@@santoshagase9526 His joke went over your head 😂
@@SeekerAndLearner can the joke jump ? how can the joke go over someone`s head.
This is an artist at work. Keeps on hitting the same line and length again and again. You wake him up from his sleep and give him a ball. He for sure will deliver that ball hitting the top of off.
And swing....n talent....
@@pachforon201 Exactly. What I reckon was so magnificent about McGrath was that, he could trouble anyone even in the absence of swing. His discipline in bowling that perfect line and added advantage of height made this legend unplayable. Mind that the batsman here #Inzamam, is one of the greatest.
Andre Russell can hit him with brute power 😍
Dont forget bounce and nip off the wicket both ways...lot of bowlers bowl the off stump line and in that corridor..but are not that effective..
@@deep152deep Nice joke 😂🤣
How fast he finished his over like a spin bowler. Today's generation definitely should learn from him.
That too bowling his 7th over on the trot
This guy was the Rolls Royce of fast bowlers. Lethal in every condition, troubled the greatest of batsmen. Hats off to you Glenn McGrath.
He wasn't Fast lol
@@sugs1191 yes he was
@@glennarcher6 not really
@@sugs1191 go and face someone bowling 130+ kms an hour and get back to me
@ANIRUDH SURESH I guarantee you would struggle to get bat on ball at that pace😉
No matter if he gets hit for a boundary he never changes his line and length, and he was capable of disrupting the batting line up with the same strategy.
What a WC it was!!! The best we have seen live...
1999 wc was best
why best world cup bcoz India reaches final...?
@@gauravpandey5118 no ,because of the quality. And fastest and great bowlers,best batsman all in their peak. And also the way india played , destroying every team before getting destroyed to the most legendary odi team ever
@@randomtrickspro8828 yes.. for me also 2003 world cup was more entertaining than 2011 world cup.
@@gauravpandey5118 😂😂.
Defeating Australian teamin a odi match in that era was just like winning a world cup final.
Yes 100%
Nt only odi...also tst
Funnily enough, Pak had beaten them in Oz just before this WC (2-1)
@@raheelakhtar7 Pakistan is the worst team to ever visit Pakistan
@@raheelakhtar7 Even SL did. India did. SA did the same. NZ did too just before 2003 wc and everybody played vs AUS during the world cup but got trashed
This Australian side was invincible
Yeah absolutely agree 👍
The best team to ever walked on a planet called ----Earth
Yes
I disagree
Even
Bangladesh defeated them in 2005 and they scraped through against Sri Lanka and England in 2003 world cup
Probably the greatest ODI team of all time.
West Indies of 1970s and 80s
@@pras2429 yes
You forgot west indies of 70s nd 80s
@@pras2429 they outdid the West Indies. 4 World Cup finals in a row and won 3 of them.
@@ronniep9272 'World Cups' happen only once every 4 years..For me,West Indies of 1970s and 80s were always the most dangerous ever..Cricket standard were also a bit higher in the 70s and 80s..
Only 90s kids can understand this Australian Team.
Not 90s
2000s 😂😂😂
@@akbar2351 how plz explain
Exactly!
Lee
Piegeon
Kasprowich
Warne
Wooooooow
even 90s ppll are kids now lmao
N@@subhasishsahooOdisha21 ODIs win consecutively .16 test wins straight twice
Golden period of cricket!
But Only for Australian .
@@piyushgolatkar7571 no it was golden period for cricket coz every team that played world cup at that time they had legends
@@akhileshrmadhyastha6400 ha even that's true 🔥🔥🔥🔥.
Is it??I remember in 2003 people said that the golden period was the 70s and 80s
@@kuntalghosh1 That's the stupidest analogy I've ever heard. Of course people won't call it the best era when they're "in the" middle of the said era. One can only compare when both eras conclude.
This team was not only a nightmare for the opponents but also for the opponent fans.... Will never forget 2003 wc final, but im gald i was able to witness this australian era again.... Cricket was more about the passion for your country unlike today, its all about money.
what an over, 3rd one going outside and 4th one going in, modern era bowlers can just dream about it.
Today dead pitches are made. Even top bowlers would fail in pitches that are made today. Cricket has become a one sided batsmans game.
@@aqteaching do you even watch test cricket? Have you seen the averages of batsmen? This is the toughest batting era in decades.
@@anweshchatterjee7595 That's because Players who don't have patience and technique are playing today. Not because of great pitches.
@@OmgaduGuduru yeah then tell me why Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane can't buy a run. Or why all those new guys in England keep getting duck after duck after duck. I could pull up many more names, these are just the common ones. You could say for individual cases that their technique is flawed, for Hameed and Burns I'll accept that. For Pope and Crawley, not as much. Pujara and Rahane, they have over 10K test runs between them with the same technique, yet now they and even Kohli are struggling. These players aren't running after IPL contracts and T20 bang bang, their sole focus is test cricket. It's just really hard to bat, both due to pitches and teams having trios and quartets of quality bowlers. Whereas in times gone by you could often get through the opening bowlers and have a much easier time. Survive Ambrose and Walsh, your runs come much easier.
Lmao what? Have you heard this 40 yr old guy named Jimmy. He can do that swing much better on the flat roads of Pakistan.
Remember Australia vs india series Australia were 30-5 two times and still managed to score 300 plus every time Symonds scored century. Such was strength of that time, never seen any team on same level. Greatest team ever by a mile
Which series are you talking about? Don't think Symonds did it against us. He did against Lanka in 2006 and Pakistan in 2003 WC.
This Man has never extra pace but picked up all wickets on his Perfection in Line and Length .....🐐 bowler ❤️🙌🏻
He didn't had pace that's why he was accurate. But bowlers who are fast 145+ and accurate too are just another level
@@dontfuckwiththewhatdon't you think that bowlers like McGrath, Brett Lee would have been slapped hard in today's pitches? I mean people are just delusional with nostalgia stuff. Hazlewood has almost perfect length as McGrath, even more pace and height. Still he gets slapped in today's pitches. Same with starc too . People just don't get out of the fact that today's player are even better sometimes look at sehwag he was great right? Now look at Rohit Sharma Rohit almost beats him in everything. Same with dale Steyn, he has much better stats than any so called vintage player with their short primes
Out of context
@@Enchantedquillx2 ikr. Tho Brett Lee would be a better bowler than McGrath If they played today. Steyn and wasim would still be at the top tho.
@@dontfuckwiththewhat yes he would be great but not akhtar, he would just turn out to be another Shaun tait, or haris rauf in today's pitches, McGrath could get hit as Hazlewood great for tests but performs just a little less in one day or t20 tho they can bowl extremely well in the first overs but will get hit in those 40-50 over mark as the ball gets old, but Brett Lee I agreed, he is outstanding with his line and length, slower ones, cutters, he's best for all 3 formats
. Wasim, zaheer, boult all are same category they can play any format
,the finest left arm bowlers ever.
@@Enchantedquillx2 yeah unfortunately for the nostalgia seekers that hurts. Its still true. Cricket is way more harder for bowlers now. You have to ball the perfect line and length to get a wicket. All those quick singles and unorthodox shots are a bigger pain in the back too. But mcgrath is better than hazelwood. Better seamer than him but with 4 5 mph lesser pace around 136 kph.
Those are my favourite cricket days 🥺
1998-2013 greatest era of cricket
True
1998-2011
2007-2020 greatest era of cricket
1999-2015(End of Sanga, Jayawardene, Dilshan, Misbah, Afridi, Clarke, Watson, Steyn, De Villiers, Kallis, Morkel, Trott, Pieterson etc) *Talking about their peaks as well.. I know Steyn, De Villiers etc retired after that.
@@mohsinmasood2296 trott?😂
This Aussie jersey was the halloween costume for all the rest of the teams🤣
Gazabh bhai ghazabh 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👹👹👹👹
True, these guys bowl then Hayden and Gilchrist come out to bat! Absolute nightmare
Easily the best fast bowler... Glenn McGrath is phenomenal ❤️
Hell no. Wasim? Waqar, Donald?????
@@ankanhazra9189 stats do not reflect everything, bro. McGrath only had the accuracy. The above-mentioned bowlers had a much better pace and a swing
@@chamikadesilvadepura7818 still McGrath was highest wkt taker among them all with better avg and economy
@@ankanhazra9189 only slightly
@@chamikadesilvadepura7818not slightly but by large margin except Akram and donald
Cricket is not same anymore without Tony Greg commentary :(
In CWC 2003, this great Aussie side bounced back from some very difficult situations such as this match (Symonds) and later against England (Bichel).
lol ramiz raza was praising inzi continuously but he forgets who is bowling the best bowler of all time
even with 311 target 40/2 in 12 overs bowl swinging like crazy inzi is missing every bowl he still praising inzamam like he gonna destroy everything single handedly
Australian team under Ponting's captaincy were a nightmate for rest.
mcgrath action was pure poetry thats why he didn't get injured that much.
Piegeon is the most genius bowler ever for me. I love his bowling action and the point where he pitches. It was a treat to see him bowling. Love from india my superman.
i dont care how many bowlers beat his records in future, but this kind of accurate and delivering same speed in every ball nobody will be able to ball like this consistently he is the greatest bowler of all time he had the cricket in him even at the time of retirement
Such fantastic bowler Gleen McGrath was💥💯⚡
Nice video. All spells of Brett Lee and Shoaib Akhtar from this 2003 world cup plz
Shane Bond, Brett Lee, Chaminda Vaas and Zaheer Khan performed very well in 2003 WC
Andy bichel
Don't forget him
@@hrwedsash but srinath and zaheer khan bowled very poorly in final especially srinath
Amazing rivalry between this 2..........Aus vs Pak @ Johanisburg........Best match of WC 2003
Hasan Mahmud from 🇧🇩, is making us to remember Glenn McGrath again. That smooth seam position was such an eye soothing.
Line, Length, Accuracy, off the pitch movement masterclass from Pigeon...
Why was his nick name pigeon
@@Kobebryant5947 Mike hussey said in an interview that Glenn Mcgrath bcz of his long legs.
One need utmost level of discipline and hardwork to achieve God level accuracy like McGrath
See the bowling speed was like 132 -134 kmph, still those deliveries were unplayable
One of the World's Finest Bowlers Ever 👍👍👍
The reason for the all time greatest fast bowler. Most accurate and superb consistency. No one can match his class.
A Target of 351 at those times were impossible to chase down.
Nowadays even 451 doesn't guarantee the win..
Even this Aussie side made 200 look miserable 🙌
The target was 311 from 49 overs,you have added the current score to the total score which is incorrect. This is a match where Symonds scored a match winning 100 and Waqar was not allowed to bowl after he bowled a couple of beamers in one over to Symonds.
Those times? lmao 434 got chased down just 3 yr after this match
Also how 451 doesn't guarantee you win nowadays?
Tell me how many scored above 375 has been chased in ODIs in last 12 yrs of modern cricket?
Ten? Five? Two?
It's ZERO.
451 will 100% guarantee you win any day.
@@bomdila Even this Aussie side looked clueless when SA smashed their way to chasing 438.
@@littlesunshine2378 yeah but prior to the chase in the same match the SF were like what's happening 😆
And the match is still a one in a life time oond
I don't have enough words to describe how scary this Aussie side was back then. They oozed aggression from every single aspect of the game.
As an Indian I loved watching Inzi bhai always. Very positive while batting.
He always knew how to swing ball from good length outside off even on dead pitches
I consider this guy to be the greatest fast bowler ever to breath air.
Ramiz said he(Inzy)has destroyed many quality bowling attacks..but he has struggled against Donald, Pollock, Warne, Lee . Has scored way too less in SA and Australia
That's true buddy. He struggled against most great fast bowlers of that era barring maybe Walsh and Ambrose. Only Sachin, Lara and Steve Waugh can claim to have played with a great degree of control against great bowlers of that era. McGrath-Sachin, Donald-Sachin and McGrath-Lara were battles to behold.
@@deepaksurana1996 true Inzy averages a poultry 30 and 31 against RSA & Australia in their respective countries....
Kids cry to ur mama.inzi won 92 wc all by himsrlf. Ur so called legnd tendi played 0 in big matches
@@MrWaqar12 92 World Cup was generations ago..grow up ..and I don’t know which legend ur talking abt ?? I am not Indian cricket fan.. If Indian to my knowledge almost all legends have won the WC.. also here the discussion is on Test matches which men play ..
@@MrWaqar12 You fool. Inzi failed in entire WC. Only is the last two games he performed. Had Ramiz and your bowlers not performed you would have never won the cup. Also the rain against England saved your asses. Also, in the same WC a 19 year old Sachin won the Man of the match against your team. Out of 5 Wc matches against you he was Man of the match on 3 occasions. He fucked your team hard in all crucial games. Have you forgotten 2011 WC semis? Your people were scared to even catch the chances he gave. He was the tournament 2nd highest run getter in 2011 campaign. He is till date highest run scorer in World cups with average over 55. Your Inzi never performed in World cups after 92. Check facts before commenting.
Gasping Bumra is the extraordinary at present ( From SRILANKA )
The greatest sporting team to ever take field & Arguably the greatest cricketer to ever play d game.
0:36. Inzi in his mind, "I am seeing a juicy half volley outside my off stump, let me play an extra cover drive". Inzi lining up to play a cover drive.
0:37 Inzi in his mind. "What the fuck was that? How the fuck did it bounce like that?".
Story of all batsmen facing the Pegeon.
True champ.
Ajkal ke cricket ka standard bohot gir chuka h
100% right...ipl somewhat responsible
A great Aussie team in the 2003 world cup, India was the no 2 team in that world cup finally finishing the runner up, lost twice to them in 2003 world cup, once in the group stage and another in the finals
Agreed it was a good world cup where best two teams met. I believe no matter how bad the pitches, format, washed out matched etc the two best teams eventually end up in the finals and the best one wins. Greatest example is 2007 world cup with a pathetic format. Number 4 and 5 ranked India and Pakistan didn't get a place in Super 8 round. Still best teams Australia and Sri Lanka played the finals.
McGrath holds a record of 34 maiden over in the world cup
Look at his reaction, no ohh ahh or gesture to inzy, he knew in this over he owned inzy every ball he didn't have to gesture
Great McGrath
The thing about McGrath that stands out was he seemed to gain pace of the wkt smhow, not quite sure how he did that,
Apart from great batsman and bowler of 90s we miss the commentry of Tony Greig, who bring the charm of cricket while listening him over radio.
i stillremember a glorious six of Inzmam Ul Haq on the bowling of Glenn Macgrath in group match of world cup 1999 in headingley inzy hooked him and ball went on the roof top and in that inzy scorex 81 runs got man of the match and Pak scored 275 and Pak won that match by ten runs
That match you’re referring to was the last time Australia lost a match in World Cup till 2011 quarter finals.
Zero matches lost in 2003 and 2007 world cups n also no loss till 2011 quarter finals against India 🇮🇳
Nightmare, spoilsports, dream snatchers, invincible, legendary, you name it, it suits them . Happy to have watched them dominate everything in cricket 🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@gokulneov yes you are right
@@gokulneov
Just a correction.
After league stage of WC 1999, it was Pakistan again who broke Australia's winning streak in the league stage of WC 2011.
Art : Bowling
Artist : Glenn McGrath
Best AUS jersey ever 🤩
Always love listening to the old commentators... Tony Greig's voice is so nostalgic.
Brilliant bowling by the legend ❤
Adam Gilchrist
Matthew Hayden
Rickey Ponting
Damien Martyn
Darren Lehmann
Michael Bevan
Andrew Symonds
Brad Hogg
Jason Gillespie
Brett Lee
Glenn McGrath
What a team man
Another Brilliant Upload Keep It Up
This Aussie bowling attack wasn't the same after the retirement of McGrath and Warne... Yes they still had Lee, Gillespie, Kasprowicz, Bichael, Stuart Clarke but Pigeon was a diff beast all together,,, was so so competitive and could put set batsmen under tremendous psychological pressure which to some extent made that cricket for us audience very very exciting,,, when batsmen used to score against McGrath for us audience it felt so satisfying those days ,,, it felt like good has won vs evil although it was never like that...
Perfect bowling action and great
Accuracy
I can watch McGrath bowl the whole fucking day..! ❤❤.. Miss you legend.
These kits were terrific.
Classic bowler, classic batsman and classic commentator
Inzamam surrendered literally in front of consistent delivery of the pigeon.
Y was he called pigeon 🐦?
@Intelligent Dude i won't say anything bad abt Inzamam sir as he's a grt human being also a player...but u should check the stats of Sachin before using such mean words against him....
@Intelligent Dude tabhi itne 100 itne run ban gye tmhre baate contradict kar rahi Sachin ke no of hundreds,no of runs se Sachin ke
@Intelligent Dude Mulk-E-Katora🇵🇰 will always be considered asS the world's laughing stock.
McGrath line and length was so consistent and accurate. McGrath set the standard for future bowlers.and now Bumrah and shami etc live examples..
Upload more and more videos of shoiab bowling. Please
2003 wc and 2007 wc..combined inzi scored 150 runs max
100 runs
He was a flop in world cups. Averaged 24.
@@gotimlol5318 except work 92 wc sf
@@gotimlol5318 but his most important contributions came in semis and finals of 1992....except that he had a decent 1999 world cup.
Overall he was average by his standards.
McGrath amongst all time favorites
He never bowled above 90mhp..was not a great swinger of bowl.. But that unrelenting line and length and ability to seam the bowl just enough and the bounce he got made him a nightmare for batsmen..
Ball swinging everywhere 🔥
genius glen mcgrath, superb fast bowler.
It's impossible for generations to produce gems legends like inzi McGrath and whole of the then Aussie side.... That's what we call cricket
@armpit shucks
Who is " inzi McGrath?"
@@hyena131 educated ones will understand ...don't worry ....and plz don't waste ur brain to solve it out bcuz u just don't have enough brain to identify....may be little bit of education will yield u success in later years of ur life...anyways no offence...ignore my comment on the video that's for sensible ones
I can watch his bowling whole day
Great Aussie team and what a beautiful Dress they wore !!
At that time when u see this yellow kit u feel fair in ur heart
Two worldclass players on a pitch evenly matched for both. Nowadays they have changed cricket to mere batting.
They are called Indians 🤣
and the tool is Local leagues
@@thuglord1231 Give some milk to this dog.
@@utkarshawasthi2260 Awwww ... 🤣🤣
@@thuglord1231 *puppy
Macgrath is like clockwork
When it comes line & length with an average speed between 130 to 135kph, nobody can beat Mcgrath even today. Today`s bowler may take 500 wickets but that era when he used to bowl were consist of quality batsman amongst all the international teams.
my favourite bowler Glenn Mcgrath and Brett Lee
…. And Shane Warne 🤷🏻♂️
Tony Greig’s commentary 👌
This Australian jersey ❤ They barely loose a game with this ✌️
ramiz raja trying to make pakistani players good players in his commentary
They are❤️
@Intelligent Dude ur team with all those legends got their ass kicked in group stage that world cup even Kenya reached semifinal u people got knocked out try to respect other country's players rather than talking bull shit
@@jokerWhatsAppstatusThey loss match against USA
Dream team
DREAM 11 FOR EVER IN HISTORY OF CRICKET
From what I've seen only Aravinda could Handle McGrath regularly nobody else.
Sachin as well
@@vick122 no Sachin struggled against McGrath. Although he did dominate on occasion.
@@sugs1191 there is no bowler in the world against whom Sachin struggled , the same is true for Lara as well.
@@vick122 look it's not true. He would struggle against razzaq, Murali later on, cronje, MCgrath has a solid record against Tendulkar. Even Lara could be vulnerable to McGrath. No doubt both took McGrath apart too
@@sugs1191 i think you are confusing between getting out to them with struggling against them. Tendulkar did get out to Crnje and Razzak a few times that does not mean he would struggle against them. Virat kohli struggled against Anderson in 2014 and previous tour because Anderson was both not letting him score and taking his wicket. Tendulkar never faced such an issue against any bowler.
Glenn McGrath, magnificent McGrath
That was the Australian team at Prime 😎
What a bowler he was
Glenn and Shane was a great attack . Then you got Gillespie. After them you go mitchel Johnson
Most talented batsman and bowler against each other
Amazing Australia team unbeatable side
upload wasim Akram 5 for 28 vs Namibia 2003 world cup ball by ball
Thanks for video
Inzy got slim on that world cup
Glenn is best
My all time fav bowler
Great bowling
That yellow jersey makes shiver
The most iconic Australian team ever ✅️