AMERICAN'S REACT TO THE FIRE OF BABYLON | THE FOUR HORSEMAN OF DEATH WEST INDIES || REAL FANS SPORTS
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VIDEO DESCRIPTION : IN TODAY'S VIDEO AMERICAN FANALYST NONPFIXION AND ZACH WATCH, YAP AND REACT TO THE FOUR HORSEMAN OF DEATH OF THE WEST INDIES ALSO KNOWN AS THE FIRE OF BABYLON BY @venomfu007 HOPE THAT YOU ENJOY!
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Please watch it in full. It is worth it. After seeing this video, I searched and watched it in full. It was worth it. It is a surreal video. Lot of history.
Where is the best place for us to watch the full documentary?
@@RealFansSports It used to be on YT in full otherwise it streams on Stan in Australia I think. Shouldn't be too hard to find a stream. If I find a link I'll send it your way, you guys will love it. It's hands down the best cricket doco ever.
Growing up in Australia during this period, me and my friends loved this team during this period. Fierce bowlers, great batsmen.
Yeah this definitely seems like a team of amazing athletes that I would have immediately gravitated too personally. - Nonpfixion
Amazing time for bowlers in 70s and 80s. You are right - partly it was a reaction to racism. It took an extreme turn when Tony Greig (Captain of England Cricket Team at that time) said that his team will make them "grovel" in 1976 series.
It definitely seems like an amazing time for bowlers. You know its always one ballsy enough to saw the wild stuff out load. Making them grovel is crazy too.
Spot on brother 👍
Greigy to his credit said it was a poor choice of words but taken very out of context and he understood why. South African man captaining England using the world "Grovel" to a black team during the peak of Apartheid was not a good look, but not intentional.
As a batter watching 6'8" Joel Garner charging in and not knowing if he was going bounce you or bowl a yorker, must have been one of the most terrifying sights in sport. Then to watch Michael Holding from the other end bowling with such a long run up that on some smaller grounds he was pushing off from the boundary fence, then realising that if you survived those two there was two equally ferocious bowlers to take over after their spell, must have been a bit daunting. This was an era when not all batters wore helmets. The Windies during this era were truly awesome, their batting line up was pretty handy as well, Viv Richards amongst others, struck fear into opposition bowlers, they were the complete team. Maybe the greatest ever ! Thanks guys another great video, this time from the vault.
My favourite is Malcolm Marshall
@@knowledgeconsumer1289 Yes, good point one of the greatest bowlers ever, the numbers say the best, a part of the 1984 famous "Blackwash" were the Windies beat England 5-0 the only touring team to do that in a test series, ever. My memory of that team is, queuing to get into a standing room only WACA ground. Every one knew they were going to trounce us but you just had to be there to watch it happen.
The England captain said "I intend to make them grovel" and rest is history!! The Fire of Babylon (2010) is one of the most riveting sports docu i've watched.
Senna (2011) being the other. Add that to your list!!
Both by the same director.
@@roadrash999 No!
Different directors. Diff production.
@@idontkareist yeah I was mistaken
We both want to actually want to watch this documentary and do some short reacts to it as we progress through the movie. Where can we see the Senna one as well?
My first exposure to live pace bowling at the ground was the Gabba Test match late in 1975, between Ian Chappell's Aussies and Clive Lloyd's Windies. Lillee and Thommo (before his shoulder injury, colliding with Alan Turner in Adelaide) blasting away, and then Roberts and Holding (on debut) against us. It was beyond sport.
I did not SEE a single delivery. Blistering.
Oh wow they were bowling like that huh. That's crazy can't wait to watch this too.
Joel Garner has been named "Big Bird"
Every cricketing nation had plenty of fast bowlers, but these guys were also extremely skilful and intelligent in their bowling. As an Australian, we've always had top class fast bowlers, but even when one of these four was injured, there were others ready to take their place: Malcolm Marshall (some say the best); Sylvester Clarke; Winston Davis; Courtney Walsh; Patrick Patterson; Curtly Ambrose; Ian Bishop.. all these guys gave me PTSD watching them bowl to my country's batsmen.
I LOVE THOSE WEST INDIES PLAYERS OF 75 to 95…. Just something else ..!! Those fast bowlers were something of a phenomena that’s unparalleled to anything in any sport …!! Watching bukls 6 championship in 8 years
The 1970s West Indies team was legendary. Deadly fast bowlers, and some great batsmen (Viv Richards in particular is still regarded as one of the GOATs). Michael "Whispering Death" Holding is now one a top commentator, with a wonderful voice that sounds like a friendly bullfrog . The 70s & 80s were a time when fast bowlersbecame a major force in cricket, and not just in the West Indies. Australia had Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson, New Zealand had Richard Hadlee, England had Bob Willis and John Snow. All amazing bowlers.
The WIndies team from the mid 70s to about 90 were just about the best team of all time
This is the best movie documentry of West Indies cricket.
A high quality pace attack of four fast bowlers, all delivering at true pace with high skill, is rare. Usually most countries can field two international standard fast bowlers at one time. The WI fielded four for most of the 70s-80s.
SM Gavaskar bossed these guys, made over 10k runs in that era. all without a helmet. respect.
Oh youve stumbled on this. Imagine supporting a team from an opposing nation cos they were SO GOOD to watch. Yes you supported your team too, but the Windies were so good for so long against everyone. For the 15 years of their supremacy they wouldve dominated the best 11 lists, simply replacing 1 retirement with a new powerhouse, bat or ball.
That sounds about right cause I know no matter who I was a supporter of I would have surely gravitated to this team for sure.
Nice reaction s. Go go 👏
Thank you so much, appreciate you for taking to time to watch and support.
I noticed during your stream the stream for Lillee & Thompson vs West Indies 1975 came up . THAT would be awesome! Australias two fastest and meanest bowlers up against the Windies!
Send us links if you have them.
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@@jimkat2 thanks brother!
It was like facing bumrah Cummins rabada Archer in same team
Raised to the power of 10, considering the poor protection batsmen had back then compared to today
Current generation mainly aimed at getting you out. But those days their main aim is to put fear and then get you out or knock you out of the field. That was on another level.
Without protection a lot of times, and without bouncer limits.
That just sounds crazy right there with that comparison too.
These 4 were really dangerous, but the best of the Windis fast bowlers was none other than the late great Malcolm Marshall. Extremely sad that he died very young only at the age of 41. He is considered one of greatest of all time and some even consider him to be the greatest ever fast bowler, even above Wasim Akram. For me he was and still is the GOAT.
The full version is amazing .. and it didn’t have Marshal, Ambrose, Wayne Daniel, Walsh and Bishop - other noteworthy fast bowlers
Brother, please promote cricket in the USA.You try it with some native and encourage children to play that gentleman's sports.....
yeah when you watch the full video - it was about "Black Power", showing the old English (& white ) masters who' sboss Man now. & there yes several teams had bowlers who could bowl up to 90 miles an hour at times ( Australia had Thompson & Lillie at this same time), but what made this team stand out and were deadly was that they had 4 bowlers who were top clas and very fast; they also had batsmen who could slog you out of the park & bat with styyle and get huge runs
its all started with England toying with west indies and Lyyod asked for 4 pacers no worries if its head or toe then these 4 horsemen came
damn the
The late 70's to early 90's Windies bowling attack was scary .
Just a bunch tall black men firing leatherbound missiles at anyone that made the mistake of standing in the way of their wicket.
You asked about bowlers reaching 90 mph. It was the fact that WI had four guys who were all that fast that was remarkable. Harold Larwood of England for example had been bowling that fast fifty years earlier (he got close to 100 mph but no speed guns in those days). However, batters knew if they could see off Larwood, his team mates were not as formidable. That WI bowling attack took it to a different level, with a full pace attack all lightening quick, and with a natural, relaxed aggression the like of which had never been seen before (or since, really). In modern terms, imagine Mark Wood and Jofra Archer times two or going back a bit farther Wasim and Waqar times two. Batters were not prepared to face a relentless onslaught from both ends, and a change of bowler brings no reduction in pace or quality.
Babylon!
You should react to 83 movie
Let's watch Fire In Babylon 🔥
You should watch it you won't regret it. Watch the trailer if u want more hype.
Another related video is Michael Holding Whispering Death. Many of the things mentioned in these comments here are covered in this 2nd video. Just to educate you both further.
It wasn't uncommon to have one > 90 mph/ bowler in a test team, even prior to ww2. To have 2 was unusual ..... 4 unheard of !
it was uncommon.... the pitches in west Indies are usually slow tracks.
In Australia the pitches are very hard with cracks between ...therefore they are very bouncy and swaying a lot.... in west indies it was not the case... for 4 bowlers to pop up like that who are very fast, they were dangerous both literally and figuratively. Now a ways batsmen play so much cricket that even 100mph ball can be dealt with...but in those days many people didt even face 80mph balls .
That's was the reason for their success. After 2000s, I can't remember a single great westindies fast bowler and that's why they continued to be worse in long format of game.
Babylon
It's "Fire in Babylon".