Young Steve Waugh takes on India... AND WINS! (kind of) | From the Vault
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.พ. 2023
- Coming in at 4/40 in the fifth match of the 1985/1986 ODI Series, Steve Waugh plays the type of innings that will become a trademark across his career. While it wasn't enough to get the Aussies over the line, the future captain DID post his highest ODI score and take out Player of the Match honours.
Bonus content: some cracking crowd banners and a terrifying stare down from Kapil Dev.
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This young guy would go on to become one of the all time best captains and most respected players of any era ❤️
One of the greatest of all time in both formats
Steve Waugh is a legend
Good one steve waugh 50 runs on a big digital screen at that time wow😍😍
A very gritty innings against odds.
Steve waugh best all rounder
His innings of 120 not out in 1999 world cup against South Africa was my favourite innings of him according to me
I remember India was in red hot form in 1985/86 series... Won the Benson and Hedges Cup.
Steve Waugh the youngster performance was very impressive in that series.
Damn grandpa
Australia beat India in the final 2-0.
@@sentimentalbloke185 Yep we did. The test series was 3 drawn tests. The Sydney test was my first ever, and I watched India bat all day. One wicket fell and I frigging missed it 😂
@@Vpmatt possibly the weakest Aussie team ever that season.
Toddler typing
No other channel is as consistent and contextual as Cricket Australia.
One of the greatest captains in cricket history.
this young man become best test captain of all time and lead greatest australian team
Who knows then this guy is going to become the greatest captain of all time
so much determined player Steve Waugh
Legend
Played so late. Beautiful.
And then he went on to stand 20 years steve steel Waugh incomparable fighter
Please start uploading 30-40 minutes highlights of these old matches.
Steve Waugh was not the best batsman, but he was more determined and can do more to build an innings with others. He was a great leader, and good thinker of the game. He proved what he can do, very well. Everyone loves Steve Waugh.👍👍👍👍👍👍.
His impact as a batsman and bowler to make Australia the best team in the world and winning big tournaments when it mattered the most is definitely bigger than any other player in history apart from Viv Richards and Don Bradman.
@@rehmenada5552 Australia already had a very good team. Bowling, batting, fielding were excelled by these players. Steve Waugh was a great leader, he brought more excellence in leadership, rose his team to become the top team in the world cricket. Inspirational leader, loved by everyone all over the world for his great thinking, leadership, sportsmanship, charity etc.,👍👍👍👍👍👍.
@@srinivasanranganathan3468 They were a very good team but were not great at that time my friend.
@@rehmenada5552 west Indies had great bowling, batting, fielding. That made them invincible. Richards, Greenidge, Haynes, Loyd, Marshall, Garner, etc., Made them quite formidable in any conditions. After several decades they faded away. Australia trained their players in fielding, batting, bowling to become a good team to beat. 👍👍👍👍👍👍.
Look at the ground size
It's the MCG, mate.
India must build a ground of equal size. India has the cricket money... Do it!
M 🦘🏏😎
MCG of 80s... Most of the grounds in 80s, 90s and before were huge.. not like small east walk in the park like today when even mishits go for six.
In modern days cameras he would have been stumped
Not at all. Pause the video and look, he just grounds his toes behind the line
Steve australia cricketer. Right hand batsman. 1994_1996 kala Kattangalil australia team captain valam vanthavar. Ivarathu Sagotharar mark Waugh off spinner. Right hand batsman.
Waugh was one of our best Test bats but his ODI record was actually pretty ordinary. Only made three hundreds and averaged 32 in 325 games. Very good medium-pacer of course but he didn't bowl much in the back half of his career.
dude at his spot it would have been difficult to score centuries plus he scored when it mattered the most. I agree his odi record is just average baat some of his innings are immortal
@@namitkumar4754 He played two-thirds of his ODIs batting at either four or five. Not easy to make hundreds, sure, but should have a much better average than 32. I think of his immortal innings and they are all in Tests.
@@libertyordeaf check out avg of Mahela Jaywardene and Sanath Jayasuriya,i am telling you bro he wasnt looking for stats in Odis,he was looking at making impact and it must have been something to do with captaincy and talent surrounding him that his stats were only under scanner 2002 and he and mark waugh both were let go from odis
Moreover Steve played as an all-rounder who later could not bowl much due to back injuries. Playing in 1980s against the Windies and the best attacks of all time on the toughest pitches of all time and the biggest boundaries in history of Cricket, that average playing at 6 most of the times is great. His impact on winning two world cups for his country is bigger than any Lara or Sachin or any other wannabes.
In the first 180 or so of those 325 matches, Waugh batted at nos. 6/7 and was a genuine allrounder. ODI hundreds were not common in those days, even less in Australian grounds. His batting average for much of this time was below 25, it increased to 33 beginning from 1995 onwards when he started batting higher up.
Who won this match?
Wow it's hard to remember how bad the aim of the fielders was returning the ball to the stumps back in the day. That look Kapil Dev gave the fielder though!
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Facing Kapil Dev and all the fast bowlers without any helmets like a true man, and today we have woke dumb T20 cricket, Steve was a tough SOB he doesn't care if you are Ambrose or Walsh or Kapil he will never back down from a challenge and Ricky got this typical Australian midset and was natured by Steve himself and in Ricky's time Australia was truly invincible