Waugh's ton of pain
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- Former Australian team physio Errol Alcott and members of the team look back on the famous Ashes century Steve Waugh posted, after weeks of rehabilitation for a severe calf injury, during the fifth Ashes Test at the Oval in 2001.
"Oh captain my captain" my fave Aussie captain love Steve Waughs grit and determination.
A fighter to the bone. So much to take from him, you could apply the same principles in your personal life and can achieve anything
Can't agree more
With Allan Border Steve Waugh as tough as nails. I believe Border showed him how to dig in and he new this is how he had to lead the way. 2 very inspirational men. An honor to have watched them.
@Tushar kanta Biswal Fluent batsman but not one known for grit
@@siddharthachoudhury2021 as a captain he's greater than border, for his man management skills and tactical acumen
@@venuturupallimurthy idk about that. Border took over when Australian was truly at it's lowest point....he took them to to the top inch by inch . He inspired the likes of Taylor and Waugh....Allan Border is very much underrated when considering his influence future Australian teams.....we salute you captain grunpy
Steve Waugh fought equally hard for New South Wales but none of his innings had a musical background
+Jubak Student As a Queenslader, got to give it to him. The Bulls were always said in media that they were beaten by Steve Waugh and not NSW.
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I love this quote, but then, it was for the nation, against England in the ashes.
Steve Waugh won 8 of his 9 Ashes series. A brilliant record. Shane Warne won 7 from 8 series.
Cricket Insights
Mark Waugh won 6 from 6
Cricket Buffet both Shane and Steve were great captains
KELLYFLETCHER1 Shane was never captain
@@Key_highway he captained the one day side for a bit
@@heroniusnapalmv6990 true, didn’t know that, I stand corrected
As an Englishman I could listen to Steve Waugh all day. A very inspirational man !
*pain makes legends strong*
umer bin shabir so true . Hardships make you stronger and appreciate the good times. That’s the whole point of growing as a person. Not everything is easy. It wasn’t supposed to be
Steve Waugh is awe-inspiring! What a moment when the bat was held aloft as he was prone. The audacity to want to play from that physical situation and the guts and skill to pull it off. LegendTugga!
Iron and steel Steve Waugh,my favourite player
Steve has to be the greatest Aussie captain of all-time
@Gavin WJ I agree. Taylor was a better captain.
@Gavin WJ i would say Allan Border
If you listen to Ian Chappell, he'd say Steve Waugh was Australia's second worst. His list goes Taylor, Border, Ponting, Waugh, Kim Hughes.
Allan Border, then daylight
Donald Bradman? Seems like the man who captains the greatest Australian team ever and leads them effectively as a man is the best captain from Australia
1:45 - so is it Mrs. Waugh we should thank for Steve being such a tough old buggar?? I bet he thought 'aww.. if i dont play now then ive got months of rehab, listening to the Missus banging on about not doing what she said.'
Personally I think playing with 2 arms and 2 broken legs would he easier than putting up with my Missus sometimes and we aint even married.
Waugh is such a legend and tougher than most England sides he played against put together and thats coming from a pom. It used to make me wanna puke how soft those 90's England teams were!
This man broke the west Indies and apart from b.c.lara they never recovered.
Its so nice to watch the greatest wk-batsman Gilly praising the greatest captain & grittiest batsman S.Waugh affectionately.
if th current west indies team showed half as much of heart Steve shows here...they would be nmbr one
If ANY Team did, mate.............. But they don't. THAT is what makes Steve Waugh SO special! :)
@Gavin WJ nobody knows the future still can't forget Braithwaite 4 sixes in world cup final over against England west indies always exciting team too watch
They don't need to take inspiration from others.....the team of mid 70 to mid 90 of west indies is greatest team after ww2
@@siddhantmishra9980 Mid 70s to mid 90s wasn't a single team, it was captained by 4 players already... Don't put all in the same bracket... Richard's team was best among those 4 WI sides... And even after that Richard's WI side was inferior to Waugh's and Ponting's Aussie sides.. So yeah, greatest sides after WWII Waugh XI, punter XI, richards xi
Started watching him from 1985 and I don't know quite why but for me Steve Waugh is the GOAT.
I love that he says it was an achievement possible because of his wife who convinced him to stay, his Physio who he credited for getting him fit to bat and all those who supported him… great demonstration of leadership and success! It takes a real leader to know great things happen when there is a great team and a group of people around them that supports them to succeed. Love Steve Waugh for his humble yet authentic leadership ❤️
I guess no opposition supporter ever hated Steve Waugh. He was a tough competitor but has a lovable grace. Aussy captains that came in later some how lost that charm. Love you Steve.
eroll Alcott was a massively underrated part of Australias success in this era
despite making more than 400 England still lost by an innings ! Plenty of battles between bat and ball...oh to have a bowling attack of Warne, McGrath and Lee !
Errol Allcott, greatest Australian physio!?
I agree. Who was that Muppet? No 'amazing' results under his care that I can recount OR recall.......
Absolutely
Steve Waugh: officially the toughest bloke to ever draw breath
Hero of 1999 WC Semi Final,Greatest Captain Australian Skipper Steven Waugh.
I'm just a fan that watched this at home, but I'd have run through a brick wall for that man, as would his team. Inspiration
The best captain of all time in cricket history - steve Waugh...any day any time any opposition
Pffff
Taylor, benaud and bradman.
@@sugarnadsyep, he was a better captain than those 3. Steve Waugh’s team would have wiped the floor with Bradman and Benaud’s teams. Taylor’s team maybe not, given the nucleus of Waugh’s side played under Taylor. Waugh’s team had a better win rate than Taylor’s.
He was not even close to those 3 as captain.
He had the best team by a mile when tubby retired. I could have captained that side.
And lol...id like to see how his top order would have coped with no helmets, uncovered pitches, back foot no balls, no bouncer limits. They were playing england who were a joke. A windies side who had one decent batsman an a couple of good quicks, utterly gutless pakistani teams who cheated, indians who hadnt figured out crying about the mean aussies wasnt gonna win test matches, and south africans WHO THREW MATCHES.
Bradmans top order would have been laughing with delight if they played in todays softcock conditions.
@@sugarnads Bradman’s team couldn’t handle Bodyline, what good would they have been against the West Indies? Benaud never faced the West Indies of the 70’s and 80’s. Unfortunately by the time Waugh assumed the role the West Indies were on the downward spiral, but the bowlers Waugh had at his didposal would have given them a good crack at any team from history.
Great salute Steve Waugh for his century.
Steve Waugh and Javed Miandad of Pakistan were two players who had the guts to fight for their country and go through the pain barrier and still perform brilliantly whilst obviously injured to grind the opposition to the dirt....Miandad performed miraculous innings after miraculous innings during the 92 World cup and was one of the major reasons Pakistan won that 92 World cup in Australia. He and Steve Waugh had the same mentality. Both leaders and legends.
3/501 back then 3/20 now. How far Australia has fallen.
Sorry, you were saying?
Sometimes its all about challenging yourself, fight with your will to overcome the fear, its not like someone would've blamed waugh for not playing because aussies already returned the urn before oval test but still watch challenge himself for playing this test, its all about winning from the fear its the battle of will power within ourself!!!!
The original "Iceman" before Dhoni became the epitome of calmness.
There was westindies Era.... Then came Australia's Era with Allan Border along with Mark Taylor, Steve Waugh, Ricky pointing and Michael Clarke that lasted upto 2015.....thats what abt Australian cricket team.... History tells everything.....
Stephen Waugh....what is he good for (aka 12th man)....jokes aside, this man epitomizes what a legend is all about. One of the toughest people in sports history, not just cricket.
Best captain , cricketer Australia has produced bar none . Oh his 10 minute younger brother was pretty good too
Hard as.Like a rock!!
Like the Rock
What a great leader
Cricket's finest captain thus far phukkas.
CricketsHit And only AB could come close!
Captaining equivalent of a flat track bully.
Little finesse,and a flexible attitude to whats right and proper.
Taylor was a far superior tactician and man manager.
Music is hilariously over the top
Steve’s 69 or 70 something in West Indies as 150 on any other surface or pitch
THE GREATEST 11 OF ALL TIME
1 Sunil Gavaskar
2 Adam Gilchrist (W/k)
3 Don Bradman
4 Rahul Dravid
5 Brian Lara
6 Steve Waugh (Cap.)
7 Gary Sobers
8 Shane Warne
9 Richard Hadlee
10 Malcolm Marshall
11 Dennis Lillee
12th MAN :- AB De Villiers .
5 SUBSTITUTES :- ( 2 Batsman , 1 All Rounder and 2 Bowlers )
( Viv Richards , Sachin Tendulkar , Imran Khan , Wasim Akram , Curtly Ambrose )
Kallis instead of Lara and Tendulkar instead of Gavaskar.
Steve smith *cough cough*
Kenny, that is actually no joke, he is unbelievable. I thought that I'd leave him out since he is still playing, but he is proving that he can be part of the best 11 of history already and he's still getting better, I think each game of the ashes he improved his average.
Where is murlitharan?
Hayden
Langer
Ponting
Tendulkar
Lara
Kallis
Gilchrist
Akram
Warne
Ambrose
McGrath
(12th man Sangakkara)
Passion of the man
Sachin ramesh tendulkar was one why cricket was born. Similarly, steve had this tendency to make all the cricket lovers GLUED to the television set SIMPLY cuz his stylish attitude. Wheneve i got up early morning 5am indian time put my tv set on then onto sports channel & coincidently i see steve playing his cricketing shots elegently. The way he walks, the way he talks, his expressions, his patience during pressure situation, his understanding among his fellow players as well as the opposition players were just UNBELIEVABLE. I TERMED HIM A PLAYER ALL THE CRICKET LOVERS ROUND THE WORLD DESERVED.
the greatest captain in world cricket
Salute to the legend
Inning of a lifetime with steve
Australia's patent dialogue - he wouldn't ask you to do something , if he ...
I'm English - but damn I'd admire that man...
If youre life was on the line and you had to choose anyone to make a hundred to save it, Steve waugh would be the one many would pick followed by allan border. Incredible when the chips were down and the pressure was on!
Legend...
And he didnt need to play the game. Because the series was already wrapped up. To still play and then score a 100? A warrior.
Legends… real legends incl EA
Exemplary hero and captain. No successor as of now
The great legend🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
The last time we won the ashes in England. Who woulda thought!
What's the name of intro music?
Hey anybody noticed Waugh's bat size is quite small...I mean the others had a bigger bat or is it just my mistake?
Can anyone identify the background music.please mention where I can find it
Captain of Australia and no bat sponsor 🤔
He’d finished up with his Gunn & Moore (GM) sponsorship and was negotiating with other potential sponsors during this time. MRF (Madras Rubber Factory) won the bidding war after this and had Tendulkar, Waugh and (I think) Lara in their stable at that point...
@@BuzzLightyear9999 his much did they paid him any idea
Look at that crowd... The glory days before T20 ruined attention spans
I bet the marketing team from the bat sponsor that didn’t keep supporting Steve was sheepish when he raised his blank bat. If the CEO wasn’t immediately on the phone I’d be surprised!
100th Comment! Raises the phone to the crowd.
Classic chirp to get that ton up. A vital performance from a star performer.
Okokoko
Mind over matter #wow
Not so tough, bowling is just like 1st class!!
Still its a classic and an inspiring ton, if u understand what calf strain means
Did you forget when he was facing up to the great WI attack....moron.
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