@@vickysinghvirk8768 Yea bro, you are right, but then the thing is Internet wasn't as accessible to the masses as it is today you know even technology wasnt this advanced back then, today majority of them have a smartphone, 4g has become normal, many of them have WiFi at home. Internet is cheap like literally cheap today as compared to how it was in those days.
One thing missing from this video is sehwag asking Ishant "ek aur dalega (will you bowl one more over in this spell" and you could hear it ever so clearly on stump mic. Anyways, hats off to whosoever is managing cricket australia's youtube channel, real nostalgia every day in some form
@@ekamjotsingh4792 watch it at 0.5, u will know it wasn't a cross-seam.. Ponting would have picked it easily rather the ball just held its line. Great spell by Ishant !
Look at Tendulkar running towards the ball ...that intensity that commitment is a rare thing now...look at Dravid's slip catching...look how all of us were scared that Australia could still win that...look at Ishant continuously bowling to one the best...Look at the swag of Ponting...look at Dhoni's calm face...all gone all gone....
@@HarshitYadavIMDkuch bhi mat bolo yr i think Vk indian test cricket ka sbse successful captain hai par Legends ko Team ko Disrespect Krna jruri nhi appreciate krna sikhlo
I remember, watching this spell made me huge fan of ishant sharma. Ricky Ponting never struggle this much against any bowler in his career. Ricky was my most favorite batsman in that era. I wish ishant could shine again like this in ODI and T20 too.
A great player like Ponting was struggling when he faced this tall and long hair lanky youngster for the first time.Debutant Ishant was Ponting's nightmare in that memorable test series. Time has changed so rapidly now this boy from 🇮🇳's capital New Delhi is close to play 100 test matches for 🇮🇳 and only 3 wickets away from taking 300 test wickets.He is becoming better day by day like an old wine.We are proud of you Lambu. Congrats for the Arjuna award as well.
@ferzy09 Yeah.. But after that bad run now he has become India's best fast bowler in recent times.. Yaa u might disagree but he is the one who bowls consistently and dries the runs from one side
@ferzy09 Not entirely true, sharma has brilliant debut year, he then just went to being an average bowler with glimses of brilliance in some innings like vs eng in 2014 lords or vs NZ in 2014.
Sreenath Arvind didn't have a good debut in the T20 against SA. Plus, if debut bowlers will always be so difficult to face, why don't teams change their 5 bowlers every match and let them be uncapped?
That's the 19 year old Ishant ❤️ 12 years down the line and he's the leader of India's Test pace attack today! We will miss him this year 😖 Advantage Australia
Used to wake up at 5.30 to watch this series. Mom used to scold me to get ready for the school. Was 8th std at that time. & She used to turn it off. We don't had any fancy mobiles/ internet at that time. Again turn on TV around 7.30 AM, watch the score, then turn off TV. These youngsters with android phone with 3 months internet connection along with hotstar subscription has no idea how beautiful to watch cricket just 10 years back. Pure bliss & good nostaliga❤️❤️😭🙏. Lucky to born in 90's first half.(1985-1995)
Buddy I used to do what you just put in 1991/92 during the World Cup in Australia when India was touring and were there before even the tournament started :). It was a Bush TV with 8 channels and may be StarTV but I had only doordarshan. No mobile no internet pure peace!
If someone would taught him different skills early in his career what he discovered very later through his experience,he would have been one of India's greatest quicky !!!!
Incredible bowling! I reckon 2007-08 was Ponting’s last season as a master batsman. He was brilliant thereafter, but never again the superhuman player he seemed to be between 2002 and 2008
I have this theory. When you are playing against greats, it's always a good idea to play someone young. Because they are fearless. They would want to prove a point. And they don't have any experience of having been annihilated by the greats. This could also be why Sachin got out to so many newcomers.
1:39 Did anyone notice that guy in crowd in the background before Billy Bowden after the first lbw appeal. He tried to imitate Bowden and then quickly put his hand on his head. 😂
i remember this game. after the catch is taken, everyone was running towards Sehwag, coz before that over Sehwag told captain to give over to Sharma coz Ponting is on strike. check it if any footage is available
Yes. But the missing details are that Sharma had bowled 7 overs on the trot and Kumble was considering throwing the ball to someone else when Sehwag (vice captain, IIRC) interjected and asked him to give Ishant another over since he had been troubling Ponting, whom was in form, and as a fellow Delhi player, he'd seen Ishant bowl lengthy spells. Good call.
Ishant finally mastered his skills now when his body is not supporting him that much,what if someone would helped him discovering his skills much earlier in his career???
He should've become a great bowler... It is disappointing to see him dint reach the level he was destined for. He has a good career it should have been a great career
3:38 - 4:03 Bill Lawry & Tony Greig..what legendary commentators they were..modern day lacks such commentators with that energy and enthusiasm in their voice.. iconic words those ❤
Remember the first time we saw him as a raw talent and thought he could be the permanent 145+ fast bowler india has finally had. He couldn't be the legend he could have. Though he is a very good bowler now, but his middle career all got wasted.
He was a bit of laughing stock for much of his career, but the way he has turned his career around in the last few years is very commendable - he has clearly worked very hard to get his inswing back, and his consistency is excellent.
But now also at the age of 31, he bowls consistently near 140 mark, and with his line more aggressive towards batsman, he is a gem with the new ball in tests....
Idk but this is something different which I feel ...those were such a golden days..watching these legends on tv and then go to the field with my friends , play in a similar manner with so much enthusiasm and create a atmosphere .. shouting yelling celebrating ... luckily me and my boys got the chance to live that precious moments..
When Ishant was new he was all over the news. I remember one news paper saying he is blessing to india. His inswing at high pace was boost to india. Good old hostel school days
@@shehzaadful but Ponting didnt scored a single century for a straight two years in any format from 2009-2011 wc. He finally scored one against India in the quater final 2011 wc.
You are not a great cricket fan if you don't remember That Ponting vanish his disturb form against India in 2010-12 by double century. His career never slided. He just get old himself
@@jayeshk.d.3429 ya that's strange. All he faced flintoff there was 5 balls, not a spell or even an over. Whereas here Ishant was just at him ball after ball over after over
@Krishnaswami Rajagopalan yeah. Ponting is undoubtedly one of the GOAT. That's why a 19 year old bowler making the best batsman of the greatest team struggle on his home turf is no joke.
@@sagaracoustics9943 you're talking like an an ass, Ponting had an end of his career then, that's why ishant make him trouble...otherwise I Ishant is nothing bowler in front of a batsman like Ponting, when Ponting was in full blow then he has smashed easily Donald, wawar, wasim, Akhtar, in front of them, Ishant would be a big zero
@@sauravmukerji6242 First of all read where I called him G.O.A.T. and best batsman. We all hold great regards for him. Moreover, ponting acknowledged this spell himself, so a 19 year old bowler should be applauded for that. Secondly, Ponting played another 5 years after this test so was nowhere near his career end. Lastly, your comparison is utter rubbish because then Harbhajan troubled him in his prime, that does not make Ponting any less of a batsman or bhajji the greatest bowler and definitely doesn't make Ishant a zero. It's you talking like an ass. Stop taking offences and take notice of his sheer brilliance in 2008
And this match is sehwags return to test cricket after a year or so..and he is the one who said to kumble to give ishant one more over and he picks up pointing..sehwag the legend 🙏🏻
My fav songs : Hindi Songs, English Songs, EDMs with lyrics and EDMs without lyrics. All the best putting all of that in that little space (assuming I ever got to play for India 😜)
What an incredible display of fast bowling! Ishant always managed to bring out his best against Ricky Ponting. I remember a few more great spells he bowled against the legend even on flat pitches in India and troubled him throughout the 2008 series.
3:30 That “Well Bowled” from Ponting was more than getting his wicket, when you are a newcomer and a legend recognises you, that's it, that's the start of a beautiful career.
Lol. But matches at Perth starts at 9.0 AM IST. But I understand as I also used to get up early every year on chilly December mornings to watch test in Australia.
Fun Fact: Steve Buckner was the player of the series in that tough series for his outstanding unbelievable match winning performance in the Sydney test... He single handedly won that game and also the series for Australia...😁😁 What a player and match winner...!! 👏👏👏
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"He persisted, he persisted and he has got the great wicket"
Iconic words
👍👍
Batsman *
indeed, its mark Nicholas one of best commentator and favorite of mine
@@sachinmundhe9579 my friend it's bill lawry and not Mark Nicholas..
It is low quality defence from Pointing more than anything else.
Last year he came with in delhi capitals with decent bowling under ponting coaching.
Cricket is beautiful
He also played with ponting in kkr
@@RahulRoy-rr7wf indeed
3:27 sports hero of Ishant..
Beautiful
Coincidence 😂😂
That's stupid ipl buddy
It was a fascinating test series.. Man of the Series : Steve Buckner
Yeah right Like India were going to win anyway
@@bus5683 yep u are right
@@ayushsingh-mq2il I know I am India weren’t going to win regardless
@@bus5683 just check the Sydney test...and odi series in this tour then you say dumbo
@@worthyoptimistic3798 what are you talking about
What a commentary - "Got himmmmm, what a wicket, what a performance by a 19 year, he persisted, he persisted, he's got the great batsman"..
By the great bill lawry..
Commentators are for viewers and they should always be neutral.
I'm doing the *kissing your thumb and forefinger* thing. MWAH!
Yes
Your Profile picture is harmful to civilized society
The time when social media didn't took over cricket...
It was just TH-cam then, and some other video streaming devices, they uploaded clips on the internet
Social media took over life (of millenials especially)
There used to be orkut then; believe me this did take orkut communities by storm.
@@vickysinghvirk8768 Yea bro, you are right, but then the thing is Internet wasn't as accessible to the masses as it is today you know even technology wasnt this advanced back then, today majority of them have a smartphone, 4g has become normal, many of them have WiFi at home. Internet is cheap like literally cheap today as compared to how it was in those days.
this is in my knowledge the most accurate comment i have read in past years.
And here in India we had to bear Star Sports commentary
gumakar mara hai stands pe fielder ban gaye darshak or darshak ban gaye fielder - aakash chopra
@@pratibhaupadhyay4473 🤣🤣🤣
Indian commentary is using the word "tappa" after every ball bowled
Harsha Bogle commentry is nice
@@loathfluctuation1191 he is story writer rather than commentator
Funniest thing is.... Ricky is now coaching the Delhi Capitals where Ishant Sharma is playing under him😃😃😃
Yes
Even more funfact Both started their IPL career for KKR in 2008
More fun ipl is cancelled lol
But thats not funny tbh
Both are playing in kkr ipl 2008
Australian here, looking at the long list of comments by Indians: makes me love your country and its people.
Yeah bro
Cricket its not judt a sports
Cricket is a religion for INDIANS
Love back from 🇮🇳
Jst import 330millions of Muslims from India
U will hate India
We hate ppl who spread hatred
Loving a country n it's people just by their comments...it's pretty weird...mate..😉
@@headhunterindian1881 shut up
Some spells i saw Live on TV can never be forgotten ever.
Ishant to Ponting 2007
Freddie to Ponting 2005
Wahab to Watson 2015
Allan Donald to Atherton is another great one
Freddie to kallis..
I watched wahab to Watson live. Watson in the end handled it and smashed few boundaries
This was Jan 2008 I guess.
Archer to Smith(2019)
One thing missing from this video is sehwag asking Ishant "ek aur dalega (will you bowl one more over in this spell" and you could hear it ever so clearly on stump mic. Anyways, hats off to whosoever is managing cricket australia's youtube channel, real nostalgia every day in some form
Lets check that part in Bcci youtube channel-
oh wait !!
I'm impressed Cricket Australia are showing highlights of opponents! It's great.
Actually it's Kumble the captain who asked Ishant " Ek aur Karega" on Sehwag's insistence as Ishant had already bowled 7 overs on the trot .
It was Dravid
@@kingvkronaldo.9273 It's not Dravid but Kumble the captain then who asked Ishant to bowl one more over on the suggestion of Sehwag.
3:34 ponting to ishant: "well bowled " pure blessing words to a 19 years old young boy😍
It's umpire calling over
Don't think it's pointing. His lips aren't moving. And neither does that sound like ponting's voice.
umpire said over
@@DineshChoudhary-kd6gv lol makes sense. It was obviously not pointing saying well bowled with the level of his ego. Kuch bhi bolte hain log
@@AB-xe3nr Yea but we are a fan of that too.Probably the greatest batsman to ever play the game.
Remember watching this live while holding my breath with every ball. The commentary on this is pure gold. RIP Tony.
In the first ball of this video was that Tony Greig speaking?
Late Richie Banaud
Ishanth--Ponting
Umesh yadav--Warner
Bhuvi--Finch
Some great love stories
ZAK VS GREAME SMITH
Love stories of sachin
Sachin - warne
Sachin- McGrath
Sachin- vaas
Sachin- Pollock
Sachin-akhtar
Sachin- akram
@@Trendsandtrolls123 ok
@@rishabagarwal433 all time fav.
Ashwin -- Warner is better contest than with Umesh
Inswing ...outswing.. Inswing outswing... And then suddenly a length ball and cross seam ball. ... and Ponting is stunned
That was cross seamer...goes away from the body
Most of the balls were length balls.
Lavda.....cross seam😏😏😏
@@vaibhawsingh01 yeah but all were inswing and out...and then suddenly cross seam come and cost ponting
@@ekamjotsingh4792 watch it at 0.5, u will know it wasn't a cross-seam.. Ponting would have picked it easily rather the ball just held its line. Great spell by Ishant !
Look at Tendulkar running towards the ball ...that intensity that commitment is a rare thing now...look at Dravid's slip catching...look how all of us were scared that Australia could still win that...look at Ishant continuously bowling to one the best...Look at the swag of Ponting...look at Dhoni's calm face...all gone all gone....
Looks like someone didn't watch tests under Kohli. Team lead by Kohli would beat this weak indian team 4-0
All are died?
Can I look at your sister's sweet tiddies?
Running towards the ball? What else is one supposed to do while fielding? Fielding in this generation is way too good across all formats.
@@HarshitYadavIMDkuch bhi mat bolo yr i think Vk indian test cricket ka sbse successful captain hai par Legends ko Team ko Disrespect Krna jruri nhi appreciate krna sikhlo
He swung the ball inside so many times that Ponting kind of did not expect it to go away...exceptional spell in an exceptional match!
Bill Lawry's commentary is pure gold❤
It's disappointing that Bill Lawry retired from broadcasting and commentating in 2018 😔!
His own pronounce He Gooootttt heym.. (he Got him), remarkable
Mark Nicholas is fabulous too♥️👍
Absolutely... he was about say his trademark What a ripper! But then switched to What a wicket if you notice. Definitely miss him n Sir Benaud.
@@roshan11140 agree mate. Mark Nicholas is absolutely vibrant. His voice is very refreshing. 👌
Ishant sharma is finally receiving the respect he deserved all these years
Then it was ishant's spell
Today it was siraj's spell
Time changes
Yeah
😍😍😍😍💟
Agreed
@Ayush Uniyal bumrah world class bowler
True that. I hope Siraj doesn’t lose bearings as Ishant did after that iconic series.
I remember, watching this spell made me huge fan of ishant sharma. Ricky Ponting never struggle this much against any bowler in his career. Ricky was my most favorite batsman in that era. I wish ishant could shine again like this in ODI and T20 too.
Harbhajan Singh: Am I a joke to you?
@@agasthya7180 punter has smashed bhajju lots of time as well. Though he took his wkts a lot he got thrashed left & ryt too
A great player like Ponting was struggling when he faced this tall and long hair lanky youngster for the first time.Debutant Ishant was Ponting's nightmare in that memorable test series.
Time has changed so rapidly now this boy from 🇮🇳's capital New Delhi is close to play 100 test matches for 🇮🇳 and only 3 wickets away from taking 300 test wickets.He is becoming better day by day like an old wine.We are proud of you Lambu.
Congrats for the Arjuna award as well.
Every bowler have advantage while debut because his weakness and power not exposed
@@zackryder69 That's not the case for everyone.Some are exceptional from their debut.
@ferzy09 Yeah.. But after that bad run now he has become India's best fast bowler in recent times.. Yaa u might disagree but he is the one who bowls consistently and dries the runs from one side
@ferzy09 Not entirely true, sharma has brilliant debut year, he then just went to being an average bowler with glimses of brilliance in some innings like vs eng in 2014 lords or vs NZ in 2014.
Sreenath Arvind didn't have a good debut in the T20 against SA.
Plus, if debut bowlers will always be so difficult to face, why don't teams change their 5 bowlers every match and let them be uncapped?
Dravid as usual at the slips...been part of so many memorable stories..
and look at these idiots now dropping slip catches left right and center like the ball's carrying covid
@ siddharta haha
That's the 19 year old Ishant ❤️ 12 years down the line and he's the leader of India's Test pace attack today!
We will miss him this year 😖 Advantage Australia
No leader is clearly bumrah now
Seems like both teams locked in contest at the moment have better bowling than batting. Kind of a new for india certainly. Happy New Year!
Not "Advantage Aus" anymore! :)
@@nanonesmiles Hahaha!! Point taken!
@@sahilpanjwani2277 ishant is also a leader because when bumrah failed in nz ishant bowl welll
3:22 We want these Information in this ERA 🤣😂😅
😂😂😂
Lol🤣🤣 i was also thinking the same
Dravid Sir's Slip Catching Technique is amazing. Best slip catcher ever.
Used to wake up at 5.30 to watch this series.
Mom used to scold me to get ready for the school. Was 8th std at that time. & She used to turn it off.
We don't had any fancy mobiles/ internet at that time. Again turn on TV around 7.30 AM, watch the score, then turn off TV.
These youngsters with android phone with 3 months internet connection along with hotstar subscription has no idea how beautiful to watch cricket just 10 years back.
Pure bliss & good nostaliga❤️❤️😭🙏.
Lucky to born in 90's first half.(1985-1995)
Buddy I used to do what you just put in 1991/92 during the World Cup in Australia when India was touring and were there before even the tournament started :). It was a Bush TV with 8 channels and may be StarTV but I had only doordarshan. No mobile no internet pure peace!
I remember watching this live. Was amazing to see punter go through this. Also great to see those indian legends when the wicket finally fell.
Great spell, inswing, outswing, slower straight balls. Absolute nightmare for even the best
If someone would taught him different skills early in his career what he discovered very later through his experience,he would have been one of India's greatest quicky !!!!
Bhai bilkul sahi kaha apne dam par abh bhot badya bowler bn gya bhai test ka
He is one of the india's greatest seamer
Yes, he has improved a lot in the last 4-5 years. Most consistent indian test team bowler though...
*Please see my video biography of Ms Dhoni*
I think his confidence gratly improved after playing in the county cricket for Sussex. Now for a few years he will be seed test bowler of India
3:25 very very interesting biodata
Yes it was not shown in the indian feed
@@Okayonce Aha, so that explains Kohli's choice vocabulary during intense cricket matches 😂
🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Incredible bowling! I reckon 2007-08 was Ponting’s last season as a master batsman. He was brilliant thereafter, but never again the superhuman player he seemed to be between 2002 and 2008
“He persisted, He persisted” those lines still lingers
I have this theory. When you are playing against greats, it's always a good idea to play someone young. Because they are fearless. They would want to prove a point. And they don't have any experience of having been annihilated by the greats.
This could also be why Sachin got out to so many newcomers.
Great
Pakistan tried that with Naseem shah last series! Guess they went for a player too young. But I agree fair point.
And now kohli getting out to newcomers.
Being a cricket fan I salute to this theory sir.
Kevin Pietersen is the one Who got out by Part-timers
I loved this series. The gaffes by the umpires, the incredible rivalry and on top of it all, a young teenager testing the great ponting.
1:39
Did anyone notice that guy in crowd in the background before Billy Bowden after the first lbw appeal. He tried to imitate Bowden and then quickly put his hand on his head. 😂
The craze for Cricket in India was at its peak during this era !! Golden days !!
i remember this game. after the catch is taken, everyone was running towards Sehwag, coz before that over Sehwag told captain to give over to Sharma coz Ponting is on strike. check it if any footage is available
Yep ur correct...
Yes 😀
Yes. But the missing details are that Sharma had bowled 7 overs on the trot and Kumble was considering throwing the ball to someone else when Sehwag (vice captain, IIRC) interjected and asked him to give Ishant another over since he had been troubling Ponting, whom was in form, and as a fellow Delhi player, he'd seen Ishant bowl lengthy spells. Good call.
Ishant finally mastered his skills now when his body is not supporting him that much,what if someone would helped him discovering his skills much earlier in his career???
Thumbs up from John, Australia.
He should've become a great bowler... It is disappointing to see him dint reach the level he was destined for. He has a good career it should have been a great career
@@vickystr325 it is not dint it is didn't
That's why they need to look after the MRF pace academy
His body isn't supporting? Did he tell you personally because watching him bowl it doesn't seems so.
3:38 - 4:03 Bill Lawry & Tony Greig..what legendary commentators they were..modern day lacks such commentators with that energy and enthusiasm in their voice.. iconic words those ❤
This is pure gold in cricket commentary. Doesn't get better.
Remember the first time we saw him as a raw talent and thought he could be the permanent 145+ fast bowler india has finally had.
He couldn't be the legend he could have.
Though he is a very good bowler now, but his middle career all got wasted.
*Please see my video biography of Ms Dhoni*
We Have The Bowler And His Name Is Jasprit Bumrah🤟🤟🤟✌️
He was a bit of laughing stock for much of his career, but the way he has turned his career around in the last few years is very commendable - he has clearly worked very hard to get his inswing back, and his consistency is excellent.
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But now also at the age of 31, he bowls consistently near 140 mark, and with his line more aggressive towards batsman, he is a gem with the new ball in tests....
Idk but this is something different which I feel ...those were such a golden days..watching these legends on tv and then go to the field with my friends , play in a similar manner with so much enthusiasm and create a atmosphere .. shouting yelling celebrating ... luckily me and my boys got the chance to live that precious moments..
This was absolute gold
I loved this whole scenario
This was epic 🔥🔥🔥
How many of u came here after Ash-Ishant interview.
If everybody would have supported him and taught him skills I think he would be like the Anderson of India
Life would've been much better without comparisons, no?🙄
@@siddhant3093 yes🙏🙏🙏
Still, he is our best bowlr for india in test crkt mate...last 4-5 yrs ishant has been suuuprbbb...
When Ishant was new he was all over the news. I remember one news paper saying he is blessing to india. His inswing at high pace was boost to india. Good old hostel school days
Cricket Australia thanks for posting this video that made me nostalgic seeing a young Ishant Sharma challenging the Punter!!! 👏👌🔥
The glimpse of sachin, kumble, dravid, laxman... Wah.. the legends..
Spell that changed indian Fast bowling in Test, now same guy leading the one of the deadliest pace attack with variety of options.
I've seen this many times looks beautiful everytime ,indeed iconic spell beauty of test cricket 🏏🔥
That's a marvellous spell from the youngster. He deserves huge applause👏👏
This is the moment where I believe Ponting's career started sliding down.
Exactly
He looks very uncomfortable and under pressure.
His form fell down in 2011-2012.. after this series they won champions trophy
@@shehzaadful but Ponting didnt scored a single century for a straight two years in any format from 2009-2011 wc. He finally scored one against India in the quater final 2011 wc.
You are not a great cricket fan if you don't remember
That
Ponting vanish his disturb form against India in 2010-12 by double century.
His career never slided. He just get old himself
Spell of his life! The commentry is pure gold, absolutely delightful combination of good bowling + high standard commentary = Unforgettable memories!
Heart warming clips. Thank you Cricket Australia.
Ishant is a living legend, respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰♥️
Anyone else here who remembers Ponting's press conference statement? He acknowledged this as the most difficult spell of bowling he's ever faced.
But now he says it's Flintoff from the 2005 Ashes
@@jayeshk.d.3429 ya that's strange. All he faced flintoff there was 5 balls, not a spell or even an over. Whereas here Ishant was just at him ball after ball over after over
@Krishnaswami Rajagopalan yeah. Ponting is undoubtedly one of the GOAT. That's why a 19 year old bowler making the best batsman of the greatest team struggle on his home turf is no joke.
@@sagaracoustics9943 you're talking like an an ass, Ponting had an end of his career then, that's why ishant make him trouble...otherwise I Ishant is nothing bowler in front of a batsman like Ponting, when Ponting was in full blow then he has smashed easily Donald, wawar, wasim, Akhtar, in front of them, Ishant would be a big zero
@@sauravmukerji6242 First of all read where I called him G.O.A.T. and best batsman. We all hold great regards for him. Moreover, ponting acknowledged this spell himself, so a 19 year old bowler should be applauded for that.
Secondly, Ponting played another 5 years after this test so was nowhere near his career end. Lastly, your comparison is utter rubbish because then Harbhajan troubled him in his prime, that does not make Ponting any less of a batsman or bhajji the greatest bowler and definitely doesn't make Ishant a zero. It's you talking like an ass. Stop taking offences and take notice of his sheer brilliance in 2008
3:25 likh leta hu kahi upsc me aa jaye toh
Lol
🤣🤣
😃😃😃
Lol chtya upsc
Like to marn para
And this match is sehwags return to test cricket after a year or so..and he is the one who said to kumble to give ishant one more over and he picks up pointing..sehwag the legend 🙏🏻
Years pass by but I keep watching it. Such a class of Ishanth.
3:25 Petition to bring back this thing.
Agree?
They had be at ISHU. Imagining what CHIKU would be thinking about it
That thing is really weird and stupid.
I think they were running out of ideas 😂
My fav songs : Hindi Songs, English Songs, EDMs with lyrics and EDMs without lyrics. All the best putting all of that in that little space (assuming I ever got to play for India 😜)
@@GiantKush didnt know you were an international cricketer. Never heard of you
I knew this spell was Ishant’s best but only now I’m watching this in HD. WOW! Wonderful spell of fast bowling 😯
beautiful unbiased commentary too - thanks Richie and co for the memories.
What an incredible display of fast bowling! Ishant always managed to bring out his best against Ricky Ponting. I remember a few more great spells he bowled against the legend even on flat pitches in India and troubled him throughout the 2008 series.
That golden days😍😍.... India's most experienced test pacer Ishant sharma...
One of greatest fast and reverse swing bowling spell on Australian soil by a young indian pacer.
Love from Pakistan for you Ishant💞
Ishan was bowling🔥 Those outswingr's ⚡️Thunderbolts⚡️🔥
3:30 That “Well Bowled” from Ponting was more than getting his wicket, when you are a newcomer and a legend recognises you, that's it, that's the start of a beautiful career.
The umpire said "Over". It was not Ricky, certainly not praising the ball
It was billy who said “ over “ not well bowled
We lost the series because of steve buckner,
🤣🤣🤣Buckner is so ass
What abt bowden??
Agar Mai Hota to saale bucknor ko bat se maarta bhale he ban kar diya jata. Saala jitna ooper se kaala tha utna he ander se
Don't forget Mark Benson(who declared Saurav out after Ponting's confirmation) lol
Cool thing though.
Yaaarrr 12 years back ..when I was a kid..getting up early at 5.30 and watching the match..😔
Lol. But matches at Perth starts at 9.0 AM IST. But I understand as I also used to get up early every year on chilly December mornings to watch test in Australia.
@@aryanjain5000 talking about this series..
@@aryanjain5000 That's true. The old waca stadium 👌
It was great to sachiiin fielding at mid on that was motivating Ishant. Sachiiin fans❤
Fun Fact: Steve Buckner was the player of the series in that tough series for his outstanding unbelievable match winning performance in the Sydney test... He single handedly won that game and also the series for Australia...😁😁 What a player and match winner...!! 👏👏👏
Childhood memories. Golden days. Zaheer teach him alot
Channel 9 was the King in India during the 80s and 90's. The replays, the graphics were out of the world.
This is the real cricket, missing those days. ❤️
Test cricket is dying day by day
@@harshitoz now test cricket is only alive in Australia and England.
Can even play this video with your eyes closed. Such great commentating♥️
This one and one at Lord's were the most beautiful spells of Ishant🔥❤
Ill never get over Ishant's longevity. For an Indian pace bowler to play 97 tests is remarkable.
Lucky to have seen that tour live.😎
Such a beautiful, smooth action.
I Love Ishants bowling action♥️
One of best Test spell in history of cricket
0:34 best delivery
*I still remember watching this live* ❤
Any one after the Gabba test?
ye.🇮🇳
Me
This is called setting up the batsman. And the quality of commentary ❤️❤️❤️
Happy birthday ishant sharma😊😉
*Please see my video biography of Ms Dhoni*
His smile never change 😍
Lucky to watch it live❤️
Remember watching this live.
That is why we love test cricket, nothing beats this.......
Thanks for Australian Cricket for uploading this epic video in his Birthday. Happy Birthday Ishant 🥰
this never gets old ❤️
That's the beauty of words that used to captivate you into the Aussie summer.. Absolute gold from Bill Lawry.. Channel 9 classic ❤
And the Spirit of Cricket award goes to Cricket Australia for posting this gem of a video...
This was the spell which made Ishant my hero and he still is 😍😍
we want spell like this tomorrow's inning against NZ
I still remember that when I was 4 or 5, Ishant Sharmas family used to live next to my house
Catching technique is great.
Great bowling from ishant..
Ponting was literally clueless in this whole spell. Really amazing to watch it again after many years. Test match at its best. .
That commentary after the wicket Simply 👌
Remember watching this live early morning back in those days ❤
Young Ishant is reminding Siraj🔥🔥🔥