Massive, massive fan from India. Me and my friends used to copy his bowling action. And probably had the best yorker in the 90s after waqar...swung in late at 90 clicks! And entertaining batsman to boot
Massive fan from India. Me and my friends used to copy his bowling action. And probably had the best yorker in the 90s after waqar...swung in late at 90 clicks! Caddick on the other hand...
Can’t believe its Darren Gough, its been so many years never heard from him :( missed him man. Him & Waqar Younis were my favourite right hand bowlers. Massive love & respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️ 🏴
I'm not sure about bowlers stuck in the nineties considering the skill and variety we get from most good bowlers we get these days, three types of slower ball, knuckleballs, off/leg cutters fast and slow bouncers, all disguised (speaking of pace/seam bowlers), too many to mention from today's game - but us see Jasprit and Shamsi from the test series bring that T20 / IPL skill under pressure into the red ball game. In the Vitality Blast we have seen similar levels of skill re: variety in most seam/quick bowlers, look at Jordan or Tyrone MIlls, ALL of the NZ bowlers Jimmy Neesham, even someone with De Grandhomme's pace (spelling) you name it. Otherwise .... Dazzla was spot on, the thought process at high speed decision making forced on the bowler v batsman. Fascinating, great little article, thanks to Goughie, Butch, Nick Knight.
Wow. He is one of the legend(fast bowler) All emerging fast bowlers could have one session with him. (if possible) I believe it definitely change /improve their career in so many different ways
This guy will make an excellent limited over bowling coach.... not to mention what a fantastic cricketer he was in the 90s..... skiddy and had some real wheels, and could nail those reverse swinging yorkers.
Asain bowlers are good death bowlers coz they have been conditions where conditions dont suit fast bowlers. , so they developed many variations too early, also many bowlers bowl below 90 mph so they need other variations than convetional variations. Also dew factor is in asia , needs more control
Darren was a dedicated bowler. Respects 👍🏼
Massive, massive fan from India. Me and my friends used to copy his bowling action. And probably had the best yorker in the 90s after waqar...swung in late at 90 clicks! And entertaining batsman to boot
This ain't going to give u a visa
@@RD-xg2zd I am settled in Illinois, US you jobless coolie
@@IITianProudIndian 😂
@@IITianProudIndian Le li uski. Laughing so hard. 😂😂
Yes.. Easy copiable side on action.. Robin singh, When Srinaths action pulled off rightly then I always feel a yard quicker.
Damn I’ve always loved goughie what a character
Massive fan from India. Me and my friends used to copy his bowling action. And probably had the best yorker in the 90s after waqar...swung in late at 90 clicks! Caddick on the other hand...
As much as I love Gough's bowling action, I love listening to Butcher's commentary.
Wasn’t Gough the bowling action animation of the 99 World Cup? Loved his action as a kid
Can’t believe its Darren Gough, its been so many years never heard from him :( missed him man. Him & Waqar Younis were my favourite right hand bowlers. Massive love & respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️ 🏴
What a session , absolutely fantastic !!!
I'm not sure about bowlers stuck in the nineties considering the skill and variety we get from most good bowlers we get these days, three types of slower ball, knuckleballs, off/leg cutters fast and slow bouncers, all disguised (speaking of pace/seam bowlers), too many to mention from today's game - but us see Jasprit and Shamsi from the test series bring that T20 / IPL skill under pressure into the red ball game. In the Vitality Blast we have seen similar levels of skill re: variety in most seam/quick bowlers, look at Jordan or Tyrone MIlls, ALL of the NZ bowlers Jimmy Neesham, even someone with De Grandhomme's pace (spelling) you name it. Otherwise .... Dazzla was spot on, the thought process at high speed decision making forced on the bowler v batsman. Fascinating, great little article, thanks to Goughie, Butch, Nick Knight.
Good post.👏👍
I love Darren. One heck of a swing bowler he was. But the scene stealer here is the Masai walking sneakers he is wearing. Epic
Love to see players who always play with a smile on their face. Love you Goughie
Wow. He is one of the legend(fast bowler)
All emerging fast bowlers could have one session with him. (if possible) I believe it definitely change /improve their career in so many different ways
Goughy going on well!! Great session
Brilliant by Gough!
Darren Gough what an absolute legend.
Two greats of the game.
I JUST LOVED GOUGH THOUGH I WAS BORN IN 2005!!
Goughie was breath of fresh air when he came into England side.
This guy will make an excellent limited over bowling coach.... not to mention what a fantastic cricketer he was in the 90s..... skiddy and had some real wheels, and could nail those reverse swinging yorkers.
Excellent bowling tips
Absolute master class 🔥🔥
This is really good. Darren is a thinking fast bowler.
thanks sir for this masterclass.♥️
This is a great show
My school coach used to take gough as an example to bowl back in the days ❤️
Thanks for the amazing contents
Goughy
What an awesome video.
That’s so good.
I used to copy his bowling action when i ever i used to play gully cricket😄😄👍
Asain bowlers are good death bowlers coz they have been conditions where conditions dont suit fast bowlers. , so they developed many variations too early, also many bowlers bowl below 90 mph so they need other variations than convetional variations.
Also dew factor is in asia , needs more control
I'm so early that the only 3 comments are literally "first","second", "third"😂😂😂
Bowling under pressure is like saving a penalty, you have to wait the last movement of player. As a player in under pressure you have to be very calm.
Easier to say Darren, great bowlers have been smothered in this format....though a very good approach from you..
Nice💓
Gough was my idol for a long time till the advent of Brett Lee.
Wonder how many of you think.. Mar Butcher is left hander. But how come he holds like a right hander here 1:40
Because the large majority of batsmen are right-handed, and it's easier to understand.
Такое себе
Le bumrah😂😂
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Third
First u change rule allow batter to change their strike after every 5 balls if they want like a bowler if not this hundred rule ruin the cricket
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Goughie could sell and to the Arabs couldn't he? Convincing.
Why do they call them "batters" now its batsmen for christs sake
To anybody born post millennium; Mark Butcher would have been a terrible Hundred player.
Since when Butcher has become a right hander :-/
Darren Gough is possibly one of the worst commentators on the radio... he was a good cricketer but hasn't got the IQ or vocabulary to be on the radio.
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