Such a talented player. In his early days of his career he only dealt with double centuries.I could still remember watching this game. Kambli was the very first batsman who took Warne apart.
Vinod Kambli is one of the most stylish and talented cricketers in that era. Very Brian Lara like style. Unfortunately he lost the career after the 96 world cup.
Kambli was more gifted than tendulkar , however tendulkar was industrious And well disciplined to make records after records . Sadly Kambli just vanished in the wilderness .
A Big No...Check his statistics, He was played well first of his career, but suddenly he fell to bad performance, thats it .... his talent was above sachin tendulkar
Captain Sachin and selector Ajit Wadekar of Mumbai tried very hard to accomodate Kambli in team at expense of Dravid or Ganguly but he failed. Dravid was dropped from One day side branded a slow test player. Ganguly was benched as 12th man In 1st edition Sahara Cup 1996 for 3 games by Captain Sachin to accomodate buddy Kambli who failed. He replaced out of form Azhar then and later in 1999 he replaced an injured Azhar again under Captain Sachin but again failed. Laxman was not even in team regularly till 2000 Aus series. Why are people falsely blaming BCCI and caste for Kambli's inability to rise to occassion despite repeated chances due to Sachin Tendulkar? Then like a sore loser he blamed Sachin for not backing him!
He never got discipline issue , you can measure his effort in world cup final with srilanka . Only thing he miss that his caste , no wonder he change the religion .
What a precociously gifted batsman Vinod Kambli had been.... I could still remember his initial couple of years in the international arena, '93-'94, in which he had been a very consistent and flamboyant young batsman to watch with great flair, in contrast to his compatriot Sachin Tendulkar who had been a solid yet more sedate Gavaskar-like material. In fact, I do remember this particular game and the over too quite clearly for two reasons. One is the hammering Warne got by this rookie gifted batsman who promised so much by then. The other is it's during this over that I came to know that Lara had gone on to make 320+ not out against England in the other part of the world, who went on to score 375 the following day breaking Sir Garry Sobers' then record of 365*. These videos send you back in memory lane where the game of Cicket had its true essence in it unlike now. In terms of sheer Cricketing talent, Vinod Kambli could have matched or even surpassed Tendulkar, but his career was cut short prematurely, partially due to his own faults too. Yet the selectors too should have given him a proper second chance rather than sidelining him for good quite unfairly after only one single failed series (WIs tour of India, '95), especially given his early success and the fact that what a precocious talent this guy had been, sadly it was not to be. In that respect, VVS Laxman had been mighty lucky to have had survived through his early vulnerable/shaky period of 3-4 years from '96 to '99/2000 until he blossomed into a world class batsman who, along with seemingly ever rock-solid Rahul Dravid, went on to become a master of bad wicket play. Quite clearly, this is nothing but double standards by the same selection panel. To their credit though, we could see the best of Laxman at least, but the case of Kambli had been one of the greatest "if"s of '90s; a player who had been far too good to have been omitted from Tests (his forte had been primarily in the longer version/format though he was quite a capable batsman in ODIs as well ..., much like VVS too !...) without any *proper* second run after a single failed series in '95 in favor of Saurav Ganguly. The fact that Kambli couldn't play the short ball has been nothing but a myth propagated by those who had not watched him play at length, or by those who had wanted to dismiss him deliberately for some reason. Yes, he failed in that one single tour; WIs tour of India in '95, to some short-pitched deliveries/bouncers, yet he was quite a capable player who could've easily overcome that slight hiccup had the selectors persisted with him and given him at least a few more games instead of dropping him from the squad at the age of 23-24. Even in terms of playing the short balls / bouncers, he was not someone like Saurav Ganguly or Michael Beven who simply had got no answers to it. It had been more of a short-term vulnerability given the circumstances in contrast to the more permanent inability like in cases of the latter two; Ganguly and Bevan. The fact of the matter here is that, while some have been able to flourish to their full potential or at least to a considerable portion of it, there had been certain others who too could have achieved pretty much the same level of greatness yet have withered to be much lesser mortals in the end, may be due to many reasons and unfavorable circumstances.
When he was dropped frm test cricket his avg was 54 and surprisingly no second chance was given to him in test cricket where he was fastest 1000 run scorer. He was not even picked for england tour against which he had scored double century. When he was dropped from one day for the first time in 1996, his avg was above 40. And he was the only century maker in 1996 worldcup after sachin.
@@sachinnewaskar3920 In fact the second fastest of all time to reach 1000 in tests, after the almost unsurpassable Bradman. Yes, by 1996 when he was dropped for the first time from the squad, he averaged 40 in ODIs too, scoring almost 2000 runs batting primarily in the lower middle order. In short, he had been far too good to be treated/mistreated in that way.
He scored consequently two double hundreds in tests and century in one day international before Sachin Tendulkar, highly talented batsman good fielder but he was not discipline person.From my childhood days am big fan of Vinod kambli.
He was of similar calibre of Sachin,, but His indiscipline made himself go out, simple,, Tendulkar went on learning, kambli's attitude towards game was pale
Completely agreed. Laxman shivram Krishnan is also one of 2nd example. He also did same as Kambli. I think family back ground is very important when you represent your country. Because you are mirroring your country. Your small bad attitude can screwed up country's image. But i think sad part here that no one guided him time his young and kid age.
After Warne becoming a lethal spinner... the first batsman who destroyed him was Amit Pagnis in the 1st match Australia played against Mumbai.. if I recall it correctly, Pagnis made 60 and drove Warne crazy... Warne was never a threat against Indians ... Amit Pagnis was only 16 when he thrashed Warne when Warne was at his peak.
@Sooya-stan Kohli has aggression he is not rude or irresponsible, this guy used to party hard till morning 5 o clock and then the next day he used to come to ground with complete hangover to play the match such was his behaviour.
It’s because bad habits .. he was playing very well and got fame and money . Then he started late night parties .. behind women’s .. started going late to practice sessions .. used to cancel practice sessions ., then he started under performing.. but never took control back .. because of frustration he started losing focus more and finally ruined his career .. so one should be like Tendulkar .. no matter what happens he used to focus on his next match .. though kambli was better batsman than Sachin just bcoz of his bad habits he ruined it all ..a big lesson learned for all other cricketers
I still remember his back to back double hundreds. Mesmerized everyone and achieved stardom in couple of months. BCCI couldn't groom him properly.He was mischievous and lively, jolly in dressing room.
Jatinder Kaur ..usne apna place khud ke behaviour ke wajah se khoya h ..international level pe cricket khelna ho toh ear pe & mouth pe tape lga k rakhna pdta h ..jo yeh nhi kr skta tha..talent hote huye b career khraab ho gya ...
మంధాత చక్రవర్తి bad behavior....in today's time it would be called a bit different attitude...so what was wrong with that...look he came from very humble background, lost his mind by seeing the amount of money, all he needed was counseling which was never provided!! No matter how much we deny caste politics do exist in Indian cricket in some form or other
Kambli was a very talented cricketer. However fame and money could not keep him under control. Lady luck was also not in his favour except for a brief spell. However we enjoyed his 2 Double Hundreds and a Hundred in Test Cricket.
My personal opinion his stance is more like Brian Lara Amir Sohel Mohomad yosuf etc ... But I feel his stance is more balance than others due to he did not have extravagant moment in foot work when he plays shots in front back or coming down track... How ever Indian cricket wasted this lazy elegance stroke markers career... He is extraordinary batsman nice to watch..
Very talented ,stylish,aggressive,left handed batsman. He was a natural stroke player.The way he uses his feet against spin legend Shane warne was amazing and incredible.Those lofted shots straight down the ground over long on and long off were treat to watch. Sir "YOU ARE GENUINELY WORLD CLASS BATSMAN".🏏💚💫 He was the youngest Indian batsman to Hit double century in test cricket (scored 224 against England) Unfortunately his International cricketing career didnt last for long !!!!! I remembered him playing at sawantwadi where he had smashed three huge and towering,sixes in a row straight down the ground against spin bowler may be in mid 90 s didn't succeed in cricket arena, The genuine talent wasted Thank you so much CRICKET CLOUD for such a mind blowing YOU TUBE video💕
No respect no mercy 🤫 Nd a lot of guys talking about his failure because of politics no politics nothing to do with actually kambali was more talented more famous than Sachin for while but it’s all about his attitude whatever happened his attitude was reason he thought everyone love him even people still love him that’s why he was overrated him self
Very good and gifted player. Naturally talented, elegant, stylish, daring stoke maker. In my opinion he is equivalent or better than Sachin(just in my opinion, I respect my opinion).
Tendulkar and kambli played together since childhood but look where both of them stand now, everyone who saw them play on wankhede in 1990's including me knows that reason. In some matches kambli was better than tendulkar. Aggressive and hard hitter, way before his time...he would have been great in today's time.
This was when warne was in his peak and today we have indian players struggling in spin also rough .is there and still no signs of weakness while playing tremendous control champ
The Indian Lara with terrific skills and talent ,, lost his way because of 7 and half year Shani 😉😉😉,,, He has the skills but not the mental toughness to handel the Internation Carrier
If kambli would have put little bit of effort and politics was not played with him. Then he would have been the Brian Lara of India. His batting style and flamboyance on the cricket pitch is very similar to Lara.
Abhijit Mehta absolutely, unfortunately there was no body to guide him, very sad....he had issues with shotpitch deliveries, but that could have been solved with proper coaching.
CHANDRAKANT PATIL the school record that both of them made kambli made more runs and people were more impressed by him than Tendulkar...........and they were surprised why he did not get a chance earlier than Tendulkar.
Vinod Kambli was the one successfully took on the mighty West Indies and hit double century. It was a great feat considering he did it against great fast bowlers like Ambrose, Walsh ,Ian Bishop etc who were absolute horror to batsmen in 80s & 90s.
Same odi where Sachin vs McGrath took place for the 1st time in international cricket. Stunning catch from Taylor to dismiss Sachin of McGrath's bowling
no bro gavaskar was his fan he even gifted him his expensive watch after a good innings he played, that watch is still with him and still special for him as it was given to him by his idol.
i think kambli is most destrictive batsman in the world.even when t20 era is not start that time ,he played like a t20 batsman agenst a legendry player
Because of dalit cricketer he had to loose his career. This is true. Now, the selecters are brahmins Ravi sastri , Sunil gavaskar etc., that's the reason Sanju Samson and Riki BOI names are not considered this world cup 2019
തുടക്കം സച്ചിൻ തെൻഡുൽക്കറിനെ അതിശയിപ്പിക്കുന്ന രീതിയിലായിരുന്നു എന്നതൊരു കൃത്യമായ സ്റ്റേറ്റ്മെന്റാണ്.മൂന്നാം ടെസ്റ്റിൽ ഡബിൾ സെഞ്ചുറി. അടുത്ത ടെസ്റ്റിലും ഡബിൾ. തുടർന്ന് വന്ന ലങ്കൻ പര്യടനത്തിൽ രണ്ടുസെഞ്ചുറികൾ. 7 ടെസ്റ്റുകൾ കഴിഞ്ഞപ്പോൾ ബാറ്റിങ് ശരാശരി 113.280 . ഇന്ത്യൻ ക്രിക്കറ്റിൽ ഒരു സൂപ്പർതാരം കൂടെ ജനിച്ചിരിക്കുന്നു. വിനോദ് കാംബ്ലി ഇന്ത്യൻ ക്രിക്കറ്റിലെ രാജവീഥികളിലൂടെ യാത്ര തുടങ്ങിക്കഴിഞ്ഞിരു ന്നു. ഇടംകയ്യന്റെ അനായാസത കാംബ്ലിയിൽ പ്രകടമായിരുന്നു. മികച്ച ഡ്രൈവുകൾ, കട്ടുകൾ, സ്പിന്നർമാർക്കെതിരെ കൃത്യമായ പദചലനങ്ങളോടെ ക്രീസ് വിട്ടിറങ്ങി കിടയറ്റ ലോഫ്റ്റഡ് ഷോട്ടുകൾ. സൗരവ് ഗാംഗുലിക്കു മുന്നേ ഇന്ത്യൻ ആരാധകർക്ക് ഇതെല്ലാം നൽകിയത് കാംബ്ലിയായിരുന്നു....
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Such a talented player. In his early days of his career he only dealt with double centuries.I could still remember watching this game. Kambli was the very first batsman who took Warne apart.
yes, double hundrreds against popatwadi attacks.......
I like the pose, aggression, strength toughness.. fearlessness of Vinod Kambli..
He was tough Man.
Vinod Kambli is one of the most stylish and talented cricketers in that era. Very Brian Lara like style. Unfortunately he lost the career after the 96 world cup.
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@@girishashivanna1941 hii
Very I was great fan of him.luck didn't favor him ..most of the timea he used in 6th position when he was in great form
Ramasamy Balakumar no he was in team till 2000.. he lost his career because of his personality
club cricket me runs bana ke selectors ki kar dunga
He had the confidence of a carribean , fearless cricketer, great to watch while it lasted
Kambli was more gifted than tendulkar , however tendulkar was
industrious And well disciplined to make records after records .
Sadly Kambli just vanished in the wilderness .
He was not a brahmin like sachin.
@@coconutpunch123 liberal people start spreading hate.
No one is gifted understand... The hard work is what makes business easy..
@@coconutpunch123 tf how does his caste matter buddy, grow up he wasn't disciplined that's why.
Bro Kambli was better than Sachin. Problem was he was not a part of match fixer team
Character is more important than talent. Best example is Vinod itself
Knowledge is important before grammar .best example you only .
@@ajithkarthikeyathota3874 And you too.
He should have been given More chances like rahane and pujara
@@seanpenn659 it's not even he needed chances but he deserved...54.2 average in 21 innings
Kid😂
Very Good Player Ruined by BCCI Politics and Cricket Mafia
A Big No...Check his statistics, He was played well first of his career, but suddenly he fell to bad performance, thats it .... his talent was above sachin tendulkar
Never lack of footwork ruined him he can't face the good fast bowlers. Check his statics with west indes
@@aneeshtvbabu that happened because of BCCI not supporting him and troubling him, sachin was bullshit compared to kambli
Captain Sachin and selector Ajit Wadekar of Mumbai tried very hard to accomodate Kambli in team at expense of Dravid or Ganguly but he failed. Dravid was dropped from One day side branded a slow test player. Ganguly was benched as 12th man In 1st edition Sahara Cup 1996 for 3 games by Captain Sachin to accomodate buddy Kambli who failed. He replaced out of form Azhar then and later in 1999 he replaced an injured Azhar again under Captain Sachin but again failed. Laxman was not even in team regularly till 2000 Aus series. Why are people falsely blaming BCCI and caste for Kambli's inability to rise to occassion despite repeated chances due to Sachin Tendulkar? Then like a sore loser he blamed Sachin for not backing him!
Yes bro ofcourse he was the great player, he could be in top batsman list
He was rich in talent but poor in attitude and discipline...a great career destroyed by lack of effort..!!
He never got discipline issue , you can measure his effort in world cup final with srilanka . Only thing he miss that his caste , no wonder he change the religion .
i totslly agree. And i can write volumes of library on this subject
one of the best innings I have ever seen in my life.everyone was struggling against Warne(including Azhar)
😊😊😊
What a precociously gifted batsman Vinod Kambli had been.... I could still remember his initial couple of years in the international arena, '93-'94, in which he had been a very consistent and flamboyant young batsman to watch with great flair, in contrast to his compatriot Sachin Tendulkar who had been a solid yet more sedate Gavaskar-like material. In fact, I do remember this particular game and the over too quite clearly for two reasons. One is the hammering Warne got by this rookie gifted batsman who promised so much by then. The other is it's during this over that I came to know that Lara had gone on to make 320+ not out against England in the other part of the world, who went on to score 375 the following day breaking Sir Garry Sobers' then record of 365*. These videos send you back in memory lane where the game of Cicket had its true essence in it unlike now.
In terms of sheer Cricketing talent, Vinod Kambli could have matched or even surpassed Tendulkar, but his career was cut short prematurely, partially due to his own faults too. Yet the selectors too should have given him a proper second chance rather than sidelining him for good quite unfairly after only one single failed series (WIs tour of India, '95), especially given his early success and the fact that what a precocious talent this guy had been, sadly it was not to be. In that respect, VVS Laxman had been mighty lucky to have had survived through his early vulnerable/shaky period of 3-4 years from '96 to '99/2000 until he blossomed into a world class batsman who, along with seemingly ever rock-solid Rahul Dravid, went on to become a master of bad wicket play. Quite clearly, this is nothing but double standards by the same selection panel. To their credit though, we could see the best of Laxman at least, but the case of Kambli had been one of the greatest "if"s of '90s; a player who had been far too good to have been omitted from Tests (his forte had been primarily in the longer version/format though he was quite a capable batsman in ODIs as well ..., much like VVS too !...) without any *proper* second run after a single failed series in '95 in favor of Saurav Ganguly. The fact that Kambli couldn't play the short ball has been nothing but a myth propagated by those who had not watched him play at length, or by those who had wanted to dismiss him deliberately for some reason. Yes, he failed in that one single tour; WIs tour of India in '95, to some short-pitched deliveries/bouncers, yet he was quite a capable player who could've easily overcome that slight hiccup had the selectors persisted with him and given him at least a few more games instead of dropping him from the squad at the age of 23-24. Even in terms of playing the short balls / bouncers, he was not someone like Saurav Ganguly or Michael Beven who simply had got no answers to it. It had been more of a short-term vulnerability given the circumstances in contrast to the more permanent inability like in cases of the latter two; Ganguly and Bevan.
The fact of the matter here is that, while some have been able to flourish to their full potential or at least to a considerable portion of it, there had been certain others who too could have achieved pretty much the same level of greatness yet have withered to be much lesser mortals in the end, may be due to many reasons and unfavorable circumstances.
When he was dropped frm test cricket his avg was 54 and surprisingly no second chance was given to him in test cricket where he was fastest 1000 run scorer. He was not even picked for england tour against which he had scored double century. When he was dropped from one day for the first time in 1996, his avg was above 40. And he was the only century maker in 1996 worldcup after sachin.
@@sachinnewaskar3920 In fact the second fastest of all time to reach 1000 in tests, after the almost unsurpassable Bradman. Yes, by 1996 when he was dropped for the first time from the squad, he averaged 40 in ODIs too, scoring almost 2000 runs batting primarily in the lower middle order. In short, he had been far too good to be treated/mistreated in that way.
Well said ....I echo to all you said.
True explain
Also seen this also
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A thoroughly fair analysis & opinion...
First man to destroy Warne rest followed
shrinivas Naik agree with you . I also commented the same.
Yes bro
He scored consequently two double hundreds in tests and century in one day international before Sachin Tendulkar, highly talented batsman good fielder but he was not discipline person.From my childhood days am big fan of Vinod kambli.
Vinod Kambli was as good as Tendulkar.But the cheap politics of BCCI spoilt his cricket career
No , BCCI roped in for Dravid, Ganguly & Lakshman instead of Manjarekar & Kambli rest is history.
Kambli was not good player for pace bowling.
He was of similar calibre of Sachin,, but His indiscipline made himself go out, simple,, Tendulkar went on learning, kambli's attitude towards game was pale
@@supirush Exactly....
No BCCI its casteism
@@supirush true
What a mesmerizing innings by an Unsung hero.. Truly Kambli was an amazing player.....
Yes bro
Vinod kambli prooved that talent is not enough to get succes in life but also discipline .
Completely agreed. Laxman shivram Krishnan is also one of 2nd example. He also did same as Kambli.
I think family back ground is very important when you represent your country. Because you are mirroring your country. Your small bad attitude can screwed up country's image. But i think sad part here that no one guided him time his young and kid age.
Do todays players like ishan kishan and hardik landya have discipline?
@@KunalMagar23haan discipline hai tabhi itna agge hai
Kid😂
If Kambli had stayed for longer time then I am sure that Sachin and Kambli pair would have broken many world records.
Right bro
agree with you
May be you don't know that he made comebacks the most number of times.
India clearly missed this class player
Yes
From my knowledge Vinod kambli was the first player who hammed Shane Warne first ..
no it was sidhu, sidhu hammered warne in tests
@@manmathkumardas5856 yes sidhu
I think it was ravi shastri. Warne debut was against India and shastri made a double hundred.
Passing the buck
After Warne becoming a lethal spinner... the first batsman who destroyed him was Amit Pagnis in the 1st match Australia played against Mumbai.. if I recall it correctly, Pagnis made 60 and drove Warne crazy...
Warne was never a threat against Indians ... Amit Pagnis was only 16 when he thrashed Warne when Warne was at his peak.
Nice batting by Kambli.
Love from Pakistan.
Yes bro
look at his stance man ! better than lara ( personal opinion)
it's your opinion mate!
@@olwethugamedala2828 not better than lara but he was more promising than tendilkar..... his average was better than sachin after 40 odi
Kambli was a lot better than overrated Lara. I don't know why the carribeans over here praise Lara.
Astro Shivam hmm, many things to say, but, no use now, just to lament on the affairs of state
Lara ne bhi kaha tha VK me run banane ki bhukh hai but ICC cricket mafia ne barbad kar diya.
Kambli was more talented than Tendulkar but His behaviour shrunk him
Yes bro
@Sooya-stan Kohli has aggression he is not rude or irresponsible, this guy used to party hard till morning 5 o clock and then the next day he used to come to ground with complete hangover to play the match such was his behaviour.
Great player.... spoild by cricket mafia...
Kambli .. who can forget Vinodh Kambli .. from his game , one can learn the art of getting sassy at odd situations 🙃
Yes bro
Hidden hero of Indian cricket
Great cricketer...career destroyed by Indian cricket mafia..
Please explain. I always keep wondering about kambli .
Iske khud k Karan
He himself destroyed his career
Great cricketer but bad luck to born in this...
It’s because bad habits .. he was playing very well and got fame and money . Then he started late night parties .. behind women’s .. started going late to practice sessions .. used to cancel practice sessions ., then he started under performing.. but never took control back .. because of frustration he started losing focus more and finally ruined his career ..
so one should be like Tendulkar .. no matter what happens he used to focus on his next match .. though kambli was better batsman than Sachin just bcoz of his bad habits he ruined it all ..a big lesson learned for all other cricketers
The world remembers Shane warnie but forgot Kambli
I still remember his back to back double hundreds. Mesmerized everyone and achieved stardom in couple of months. BCCI couldn't groom him properly.He was mischievous and lively, jolly in dressing room.
He would be god of crcket....
Full Entertainment Lol
Maybe because he was more talented than Sachin.
he could be Indian lara
Dinesh Chandra, not Indian Lara, but 2nd Lara
What a stance and class men 👍🏻..
When he lost his place , he had competition from Dravid , saurav and vvs laxman a very tough situation to be in
Jatinder Kaur ..usne apna place khud ke behaviour ke wajah se khoya h ..international level pe cricket khelna ho toh ear pe & mouth pe tape lga k rakhna pdta h ..jo yeh nhi kr skta tha..talent hote huye b career khraab ho gya ...
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Jatinder Kaur ji 😥yes my dear he is my favourite player you can talk to at my WhatsApp 91-8727070710
All Brahmins.
A classic player who was just spoiled by indian politics
Bhushan Agrawal please elaborate, I always wondered what happened to him.
he lost his place because of his behavior and then he got competition from dravid, laxman, sourav
superStar's superFan thanks
మంధాత చక్రవర్తి bad behavior....in today's time it would be called a bit different attitude...so what was wrong with that...look he came from very humble background, lost his mind by seeing the amount of money, all he needed was counseling which was never provided!! No matter how much we deny caste politics do exist in Indian cricket in some form or other
correct
Can learn a lot from Kambli about how to attack spin bowling
Yes bro
the time of 90s uff what a pleasure
Such a talented player.Superb placement absolutely spot on.
my fevorit player of childhood
Kambli was a very talented cricketer. However fame and money could not keep him under control. Lady luck was also not in his favour except for a brief spell. However we enjoyed his 2 Double Hundreds and a Hundred in Test Cricket.
Samir Mandal right
Great kambli
This innings of Vinod Kambli reminds me of an article in Saamna newspaper titled " Kambli ne Waaran ka horann bajaaaya"
My personal opinion his stance is more like Brian Lara Amir Sohel Mohomad yosuf etc ...
But I feel his stance is more balance than others due to he did not have extravagant moment in foot work when he plays shots in front back or coming down track...
How ever Indian cricket wasted this lazy elegance stroke markers career...
He is extraordinary batsman nice to watch..
Yes bro
Extraordinary batting by Vinod Kambli against Shane Warne!
Kambli a wonder boy
Very talented ,stylish,aggressive,left handed batsman. He was a natural stroke player.The way he uses his feet against spin legend Shane warne was amazing and incredible.Those lofted shots straight down the ground over long on and long off were treat to watch.
Sir "YOU ARE GENUINELY WORLD CLASS BATSMAN".🏏💚💫
He was the youngest Indian batsman to Hit double century in test cricket (scored 224 against England) Unfortunately his International cricketing career didnt last for long !!!!!
I remembered him playing at sawantwadi where he had smashed three huge and towering,sixes in a row straight down the ground against spin bowler may be in mid 90 s
didn't succeed in cricket arena, The genuine talent wasted
Thank you so much CRICKET CLOUD for such a mind blowing YOU TUBE video💕
He was a real gem
Kambli ...a talent more than tendulkar wasted by indiscipline
Ashok Dinakaran what is indiscipline? what is discipline. A man being a man is not indiscipline.
It's totally wrong
No respect no mercy 🤫 Nd a lot of guys talking about his failure because of politics no politics nothing to do with actually kambali was more talented more famous than Sachin for while but it’s all about his attitude whatever happened his attitude was reason he thought everyone love him even people still love him that’s why he was overrated him self
Remedy Junction, can you prescribe an attitude code for an international player. eunuchs clapping all around
He was good stroke maker.But he was sorted out short balls.In this respect he was worser than Ganguly in handling them.
Look at the field ,mid off,mid on in circle..shane warne was always aggressive bowler... he got hammered by kambli but well tried...
He could have been the Brian lara of india what a talent he was
Fallen angel of Indian cricket 😢
Great player
Great Player
Some times you need luck , support, grit or may be minor changes in the technique
Jatinder Kaur he had not support of then captain azharuddin. Also didn't get chance in test cricket.
Kambli was always better than Sachin, FACT
lol your opinion is not a FACT
No doubt he was always better but.. casteism.....
From what I understand he didn't perform well with pace.
No Kambali was nothing in front of Dravid & Ganguly forget Sachin. But he was better than Jadeja.
then what happen to him🤣
Kambli ,man who had talent but not the discipline
Joined by his equally spoilt brother Shreeshant
Subhashish Behera, what is discipline? learn some discipline from Australia, the 5 time World Champions.
U know about disciplines then u wouldn't talk about vinod sir
Agree 👍
superb batting
Legendary player vinod kamble 🥰💖
I was big fan of kambli he was the most styles left hand batsman in the world ..but by azar spoil his carrier ..
If you are disciplined you can become tendulkar...not discipline can become kambli
Casteism da
1:18 , this baby may have grown big now
Choo chweet
A great player and at one point of time he used to be my favourite cricketer.
Perfect footwork.
Very good and gifted player. Naturally talented, elegant, stylish, daring stoke maker. In my opinion he is equivalent or better than Sachin(just in my opinion, I respect my opinion).
This is against the "Spirit of the Game" ! How can you smack a good bowler like that ?
Yes
I still remember his Ameto threads ad..
One of the great batsmen for India all-time......
Tendulkar and kambli played together since childhood but look where both of them stand now, everyone who saw them play on wankhede in 1990's including me knows that reason. In some matches kambli was better than tendulkar. Aggressive and hard hitter, way before his time...he would have been great in today's time.
Comparing between Sachin Tendulkar and Vinod Kambli , Vinod is the best 👍
Typical golf style swing of the bat that sobers too used to play.
A perfect case for all the boys to know important discipline is. No matter in any profession you opt
This was when warne was in his peak and today we have indian players struggling in spin also rough .is there and still no signs of weakness while playing tremendous control champ
This reminds me of battle between Neil Harvey and Subash Gupte at Brabourne Stadium in 1956
Hope n wish to see Kambli's son become the next Master Blaster.
The Indian Lara with terrific skills and talent ,, lost his way because of 7 and half year Shani 😉😉😉,,, He has the skills but not the mental toughness to handel the Internation Carrier
look at face of Langer at 0.37,
Kambli should never have been dropped how great he played....
Kambli was Brian Lara of India but ended up being 10% of the actual potential, cricket career and statistics his talent truly deserved.
If kambli would have put little bit of effort and politics was not played with him. Then he would have been the Brian Lara of India. His batting style and flamboyance on the cricket pitch is very similar to Lara.
I always believed Kambli was more talented then Tendulkar.
Abhijit Mehta absolutely, unfortunately there was no body to guide him, very sad....he had issues with shotpitch deliveries, but that could have been solved with proper coaching.
no
Yes but less disciplined
Abhijit Mehta
CHANDRAKANT PATIL the school record that both of them made kambli made more runs and people were more impressed by him than Tendulkar...........and they were surprised why he did not get a chance earlier than Tendulkar.
Vinod kambli such a Classic Player
My फेव्हरेट great कांबळी
Vinod Kambli was the one successfully took on the mighty West Indies and hit double century. It was a great feat considering he did it against great fast bowlers like Ambrose, Walsh ,Ian Bishop etc who were absolute horror to batsmen in 80s & 90s.
Same odi where Sachin vs McGrath took place for the 1st time in international cricket. Stunning catch from Taylor to dismiss Sachin of McGrath's bowling
Gavaskar ki jali Kambli ko acche khelte dekhke 😂
no bro gavaskar was his fan he even gifted him his expensive watch after a good innings he played, that watch is still with him and still special for him as it was given to him by his idol.
I remember, Sh. Gavaskar taking over as Interim Coach for this tournament in Sharjah.
Cambli was classic batesman.. no doubt about it..
1:57 that specks man is drunk or what😂😂
The Great indian cricketer👌👌👍👍
Talented but career spoiled, due no reason 😂
Best player cricket world
Vinod kambali..
i think kambli is most destrictive batsman in the world.even when t20 era is not start that time ,he played like a t20 batsman agenst a legendry player
No words most active channel in the world
LEGEND SS🙏💕 🌹
Great batting Sir
फार छान जय शिवराय जय शंभूराजे जय हिंदुराष्ट्र
जय महाराष्ट्र जय कल्याण
Jay shivray Jay shmabhuraje Jay Maharashtra
3:11 Subhash Ghai enjoying the thrashing
He was capable to win 1996 World Cup final against srilanka but some people in audiance treated nuisance.
Because of dalit cricketer he had to loose his career. This is true. Now, the selecters are brahmins Ravi sastri , Sunil gavaskar etc., that's the reason Sanju Samson and Riki BOI names are not considered this world cup 2019
You stupid...
Everywhere seeing castism..
Such an amazing talent....such a waste of talent....such a shame....
തുടക്കം സച്ചിൻ തെൻഡുൽക്കറിനെ അതിശയിപ്പിക്കുന്ന രീതിയിലായിരുന്നു എന്നതൊരു കൃത്യമായ സ്റ്റേറ്റ്മെന്റാണ്.മൂന്നാം ടെസ്റ്റിൽ ഡബിൾ സെഞ്ചുറി. അടുത്ത ടെസ്റ്റിലും ഡബിൾ. തുടർന്ന് വന്ന ലങ്കൻ പര്യടനത്തിൽ രണ്ടുസെഞ്ചുറികൾ. 7 ടെസ്റ്റുകൾ കഴിഞ്ഞപ്പോൾ ബാറ്റിങ് ശരാശരി 113.280 . ഇന്ത്യൻ ക്രിക്കറ്റിൽ ഒരു സൂപ്പർതാരം കൂടെ ജനിച്ചിരിക്കുന്നു. വിനോദ് കാംബ്ലി ഇന്ത്യൻ ക്രിക്കറ്റിലെ രാജവീഥികളിലൂടെ യാത്ര തുടങ്ങിക്കഴിഞ്ഞിരു
ന്നു. ഇടംകയ്യന്റെ അനായാസത കാംബ്ലിയിൽ പ്രകടമായിരുന്നു. മികച്ച ഡ്രൈവുകൾ, കട്ടുകൾ, സ്പിന്നർമാർക്കെതിരെ കൃത്യമായ പദചലനങ്ങളോടെ ക്രീസ് വിട്ടിറങ്ങി കിടയറ്റ ലോഫ്റ്റഡ് ഷോട്ടുകൾ. സൗരവ് ഗാംഗുലിക്കു മുന്നേ ഇന്ത്യൻ ആരാധകർക്ക് ഇതെല്ലാം നൽകിയത് കാംബ്ലിയായിരുന്നു....
Vinod kambli 🙏🙏👏👏👍👍💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
nearly equalled to sachins talent he had....
vijay kumar luy6r6u5u
More than Sachin
Way better than Sachin,You can still compare them in the match when they played together.
vijay kumar, way more than Sachin.
Better player of spin than Sachin , because of agile footwork ,just like Lara , but Sachin was way better against fast bowlers.
This was when warne was in prime