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- This is the origin story of how Australia became the ODI juggernaut that many people remember from their childhood. From going almost a decade without winning a Cricket World Cup, it was what Australia did in the 1999 Cricket World Cup, under a mixture of internal and external pressure, to turn their fortunes around, which set the stage for a golden era of Australian ODI cricket.
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Keep making these videos
You have one of the best cricket channels out there man. Keep it up. Your passion is shown in the quality of your vids!!
Take your time.
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hey bro.will you please make a video about australia's 2003 world cup journey also.please?
Who's here after Aus has won the World Cup again? Everything said in this video turned out to be true. Aus lost the first 2 matches, then won all matches, and became champions
a repetition of history and another outstanding, history-defining win. I wasn't alive for the '99 win, but I am for this one. so proud of them.
@@rep1600 you missed out on the best wc of all time
@@SS-ud6ntMeh.
2003 was best Icc world cup.
And also beating those teams in the knockouts who thrashed the Aussies in the league stage. I am an Indian but Australia is the best ❤️❤️ although feeling devestated after India's loss but kudos to Pat and his boys 🥰🥰
@@DibilThedift exactly, 2003 is and always will be the greatest odi world cup ever
That '99 semi final broke me, and the World Cups that transpired after that broke me even more. Its hard being a Proteas supporter.
Looking good this time around, even though its too early to say anything.
@@nuhashahmed7692Then Netherlands happened 😂😂🤭
shit man it broke me and i don't even support-support the proteas
Dude, all those times South Africa dies in the semis by an inch. It’s crushingly devastating to watch
RCB fans feel you 😅
this man here predicted the future......here after aus lift 2023 cwc
It's eerie that i watched this video yesterday - hours before the World Cup final. Considering the parallels between '99 and this year it just goes to show you that when it matters most, Australia just have it in their DNA - when you wear Gold you play winning cricket and that's exactly what happened in Ahmedabad. Probably the greatest showcase of captaincy, bowling and fielding in a high stakes game - you don't have to be the best team everyday, just the best team on the days that matter most
So true. India played some unbelievable cricket this last tournament too. It's true they didn't win the final, but they should hold their heads up high. They dominated every match leading up to that last one. But of course Australia just know how to dig deep in the most unfavourable conditions, which make them the most dangerous team to play.
We dont have what it takes to be winners..If we couldn’t win with this team..which was arguably the best indian team ever..we will never win..There is something wrong with how we are training our players..Honestly,i m just impressed by aussies fighting spirit and determination..They are truly champions and they prove it time nd again..
@@artislife456India lost just because of KL Rahul
KL always play slow in the pressure match. He is the reason why we lost 2021 & 2022 t20 WCs
Our selectors are making him odi captain🙄
In WC 2023, Australia lost 1st match to India, beat them in the finals. Lost 2nd match to South Africa, beat them in the semis. Classic Australia.
Players changed,but stories are the same. Love you Team Australia
I remember watching this video when you posted it after Australia's losses to India and South Africa in the 2023 World Cup. And yesterday, they won the final against a team that hadn't lost a single match. Talk about foreshadowing
I remember Klusener got MotS for this World Cup, but the Aussie juggernaut was really something. Great storytelling this!
Knocking out NZ wasn't about knocking out a rival. Points from group only carried forward vs other teams in super 6 stage. So if WI qualified over NZ, they'd go into super 6 with 1 win 1 loss, if NZ qualified 0 wins 2 losses.
To be honest, I think it's about both - your comment is the other side of the same coin.
Those things only would have occurred had Australia and the Windies created a way to knock out NZ. If you read the match reports from NZ's next game vs Scotland, much of it is coloured by what happened in this AUS v WI match - even to the extent where NZ supporters were said to have been booing mentions of Australia in the post match formalities! More recently, both Brian Lara and Steve Waugh have alluded that they might've been trying to create an advantageous result for themselves (but not in collusion).
While I don't doubt that Steve Waugh would have treated any other team in that position, the same way (that's the ruthless mindset I was talking about), NZ is always a rival to Australia, even if it's more friendly than others. Events like these are always viewed by both countries with the knowledge of what has happened before between the two, like the underarm incident for example. It's makes everything more spicy!
Thanks for adding more to the story, and giving me the chance to give some further insight. Cheers for watching! :)
Exactly right! I remember this happening and it made perfect logical sense to try to carry over the win into the super 6 stage.
It’s not both. It’s 100% this
It was definitely not both. Australia only cared about taking those points through to the super 6. They were crucial. Had nothing to do with NZ.
How have I never seen this channel? This is superb, mate. I am here just after the 2023 WC final, and the situations were so very similar. Terrible preparation and a team no one expected to do anything. They lose their first two, and Cummins was under threat by a media landscape still torn by Langer's sacking. They simply had to be perfect. And they were. Their fielding exemplified this, with its crescendo when Head was laid out across deep cover after taking a spectacular catch to dismiss Rohit Sharma. It will always be my fondest moment of the campaign, just like Mark Waugh's catch in the 99 final.
What a team. A side full of winners. The late 90's to mid to late 00's was an amazing time to be an Aussie cricket fan.
Totally. Remember that period well. A team full of some of the greatest players Australia produced in their history. Most opposing sides probably just looked at who was wearing the baggy green and were already beaten before they stepped onto the field. Not a single weak link amongst their starting elevens in that period. If I had to pick the best XI, personally it was the Ashes team in 2001: Hayden, Langer, Ponting, M.Waugh, Martyn, S. Waugh, Gilchrist, Warne, Lee, Gillespie, McGrath.
a nightmare they were..now its india😅
Great podcast. One thing I would mention was the Shane Warne Saga. The man who for much of 90's had been Australia's own X-Factor. But, by the end of the decade, the wear and tear was getting to him. In particular that tour to The West Indies, and the manner in which Brian Lara targeted him. Leading to Steve Waugh dropping him for the final test. Something the spinner felt bitter about even two decades later.
Which is what made him so dangerous in the closing stages. Warne was a genius, and a proven 'big match' player. This we all knew. But now, he felt he had a point to prove. Cue his (in my opinion) greatest ODI spell ever, and a performance that counteracted, and ultimately superseded South Africa's own megastar.
Throughout his career Warne would have these periods where the wear and tear got to him. But he got breaks that helped him. That 2003 scandal with the diet pills actually helped him because he got away from cricket, likewise being dropped in 1999 probably helped get his mind away from cricket.
@Remen-tj3ph Waugh was regarded as a legend during his career, but for some reason the cricketing world seems to remember the Ponting era team more vividly. Ponting winning two World Cups without losing a game and doing so in 2003 against India in the final I think is part of the reason. Ask most people other than perhaps the English who the great Australian players were over the last 30 years and they will say Ponting, Gilchrist, Warne, McGrath and for some reason Indians rate Brett Lee very highly, even though Gillespie had much more test success against them.
Sachin choked in almoste every Important matches for india.
I saw this video of yours a month back. Seems to be surreal coming back here today after Australia finally complete the cycle.
I remember watching the semi-final Aus vs SAF live on satellite TV, that late night was worth it. Fond memories. Absolute scenes at the end and my favourite ODI of all time.
That much will be remembered in cricket history.
Lance Klusner the man to be reckoned for his daring performance in 1999 WC
Came back here just to comment.
You were spot on. Australia have won the World Cup 🇦🇺🏆
Congratulations and an amazing prediction.
I was only 12 at the time but I swear I could legally drink and drink by the time the 99' semi was over. Nail bitting from start to finish.
Absolutely agreed with you. This is the result of lack of investment in white ball cricket after the 2015 CWC. Sacking JL was not a good decision either, they've wanted a nicest coach and a captain and they've got both in McDonald and Cummins.
Bunch of sooks now. JL too hard on them?...need a new captain and get rid of some of those NSW private school boys.
Gutsy is something the present squad is not. That has been Australia's most defining quality. I like Cummins he is really hard working but he isn't ruthless like former Australian captains. But I hope he grows into the role more.
@@stevez2309 Yeah, Cummins is a very defensive captain. He is just there for the media, he is the captain cause he addresses the media well. JL taught us to play ruthless on his tenure, he was not the nicest coach but was delivering wins for the team. McDonald is probably the worst Aussie coach ever. Cummins is probably the worst Aussie tactical captain ever. Need someone like Smith in the leadership role and Punte or Haydos in the supporting staff role.
Yes last 10 years australia just focusing on test format they ignored odi format
@@commodusmeridius4718shut up Pakistani
Pressure builds character, character builds confidence and finally confidence takes you to the top of the world not once not twice but three times in a row what a team that was
28:17, no bro they still have the aura.. I'm watching this video after Australia won 2023 world cup..
The reason Australia are dominant in world Cricket today, is because they give it their all for their country, they have a sense of team spirit. I remember when Merv Hughes (my apologies if i butchered the spelling) was balling and it was a tight situation, he managed to injure himself after a particular delivery, and when his team mates ran towards him to check if he was ok, his first question was - Did we get him? !!!!.....that was and still is the dedication to the cause by the Australian team.....whereas we Indians, think its all about records and numbers and statistics.....which in my humble opinion should be a reflection of your effort not the other way around......
A bit of Deja Vu. This year, they lost the first two games but still went on to win.
Only the first against India I think
Sorry I forgot SA
That Australian team of the late 90s-early to mid 00s was just disgustingly good. When your worst batsman in the test team is Damian Martyn (a guy who averaged 47 IIRC) you are ridiculous! Plus they usually only selected 4 out and out bowlers. Of course this ODI team was just as dominant evidenced by winning 3 WC in a row.
True, the 1990s team was the first one to beat West Indies in a test series in more than 15 years and McGrath was only playing like the 2nd series of his career.
While AUS have an amazing record circa87 in WC's.
Their exits 92/96/2011/2019 were to the eventual winners
They were finalists in 96
@@sagarsunar i stated that they were finalists in 96
Waughs, Warne, McGrath, Gilchrist.. that team had some legendary characters😅
Indian cricketers have good personal records but Australia cricketers have good team records. Thats the difference.
99’ was the only World Cup where Pakistani Team Looked PREDICTABLE 😅
Even as an Indian have to admit that Sachin was McGrath's bunny.
To think that chasing 170-odd in under 20 overs of an ODI shows how much tonk the '99 team really had. That's a fair score to chase in any T20 match these days.
1:17 why don't we such enthusiastic towards cricket from SENA countries these days 😢😢😢
they are looking more towards football now 😢.
In that 1999 World Cup, I remember India-Australia match in the super-six, it was a make or break match for both the teams. I was super eager to see the Tendulkar-McGrath contest. McGrath's first over to Tendulkar left me spell-bound. McGrath removed Tendulkar in his first over, Rahul Dravid in his next over and the Indian captain Mohammed Azharuddin in his 3rd over. He literally ripped the heart of Indian batting line up and pretty much sealed the match. I also remember, prior to this World Cup match, Sachin Tendulkar tore apart the Aussie attack in all the previous 5 or 6 ODI matches they played against each other which also included his Sharjah desert storm (Tendulkar's scores in the previous 6 ODI matches against Aus were 100 off 89 balls, 15 off 24 balls, 80 off 72 balls, 143 off 131 balls, 134 off 131 balls, 143 off 128 balls). There was one huge caveat though - Glenn McGrath & also Jason Gillespie who was Australia's then second leading fast bowler after McGrath, both were absent in all those matches.
As they say bully were once bullied. Respect for Australia. This match was my first match of my life. I was 8 years old and i always wanted to ball like warne.
I still remember the glimpses when i watched that day.
I only really got into cricket in 2001, awesome history of one of the greatest world cups that has been played mate! Keep up the awesome work.
AUSTRALIAN TEAM WAS VERY STRONG BETWEEN 1999 WC SF TO 2007 WC FINAL....🏏🏏🏏
I guess this video convinces me (atleast a little bit) how the hell did India lose the home world cup to Australia.
I knew Australia was good enough to win the World Cup when they won the last ODI match against India before the World Cup. Australia pretended to seem the week before the World Cup that actually made India overconfident and eventually the victim.😂😂😂In India , the people talked about winning 10 matches in a row but hardly 10 men actually know that Australia has won 10 ICC trophies after defeating India in the final of 2023 WC😂😂😂😂😂
Overall till date the have won 23 icc trophies both men and women
Its the media and the fanpages who made everyone overconfident..Good,that this world cup will always serve as a bitter reminder to everyone..
I still shake my head with those three wickets from Warne. He was a genius, who excelled on the biggest stages. The mark of a true champion.
This is what Australia is not winning in '92 and '96, and then going on to do a 3 Peat in '99,'03 and '07
OZ completing their fairytale in 2023 by beating the teams which defeated them at the start of the tournament
Bro predicted the future
"the current team might not have that aura now..." ... well they are now the World Champions
Moments ago Aussies came back to win 2023 ODI WC after losing the initial 2 matches of the tournament... Champion Stuff!
they never accept lose till the match is over.. India has a threshold of handling some pressure then after sometime if it's inevitable to lose.. they just straight up.. give up
99 Aussie team was a constellation of stars, perfect team 😊
LOL highest run for pakistan was no other than australians extras. what a final
I was in prison at 19 in 99. Two huge muscle head guys pulled me aside and quietly but firmly told me to stfu at night and if I didn't people would find me twisted into a pretzel. I remember "Donald didn't run!" and having to stfu, ha. What a year in Aussie sport.
So when is the next maxi essay vid coming bro?
Cummins is the worst captain one can get. No aggression and no fighting spirit except offcourse Maxwell, Warner and Smith.
Yeah smith should be the captian and should remove marsh and inglish from this team
True
Like animals.. it's cricket 😲 Steve Waugh nearly got his head knocked off v WI "disgrace"..😬
Bevan really doesn't get enough credit for how good he was in a team that is arguably the best we've ever fielded.
Also Steve Waugh must have haaaated that West Indies crowd lol
I don't think so but OK. His finishing and fielding were amazing in white ball cricket. Legend in my eyes. Maybe because he didn't make the test team that often? I don't know, did he play that much red ball?
I ain't even an Australian but that West Indies crowd was absolutely pathetic and hypocritical. If something similar happened to the opposition they cheered, when same happened to their players. Riot. How was West Indies not banned for a decade to host any cricket event let alone allowed to host 2 whole ICC events in 2007 and 2010 WC is beyond me.
But but Pakistan isn't safe to visit smfh
@@sharjeelahmed7913 atleast you don't die in WI.. pak is living hell on earth
just found your channel mate, fantastic work, subbed !
1999 - 2007....A True Domination by Australian Team
Tbf, in ICC tournaments they are still if not equally dominating.
I was just 6 years old in 1999 and I was introduced to cricket by my mum just 1 or 2 years before I believe. 99 WC was my first WC and continued to watch WC even after IND got out of it. I still remember we both watched that semi final and we were too upset to the fate of SA. That felt like salt on injury. Still even today, I feel for them. It would be better if they got out early or they couldn't get close to that margin. And we felt the final became too easy for AUS. And we both stopped cricket after 2015 WC as our idols and legends of the 90s in all of the teams were retired, IND lifted WC and it was a complete circle for me. Starting cricket watching AUS winning and ending watching AUS winning. The another important reason that made us to stop was the t20. It took over the game, test cricket became less valued. The t20 killed the game.
And in 2023 WC Australia lost the first 2 opening games only to win the WC in the end
2023: history repeats itself after 24 years aus lost bilatetal against sa and ind and also lost hte 1st 2 games from the bottom of the table they thrashed india in their own ground with 120000+ fans to become 6th time world cup champions
I remember that first-ball four from Klusner. My heart sunk. I almost vomitted.
This aged extraordinarily well
Brother, your clear no-nonsense style with a good dose of understated passion is what makes your posts so easy and compelling to watch, you provide the words and let the cricket do the talking. How I would love to sit by your side at the "G' soak in the sun share a pie and a beer and wrap all things cricket. You are a purist, my friend.
And the domination continues to this day….decades later still champions wow, Australian cricket team built different 🥵 👏🏼 💯 🔝
You have to appreciate the resilience and that mindset 🫡
I was today years old when I learned that the "you just dropped the World Cup" game wasn't the semi final.
2:36 Someone from that westindies match was trying to snatch bat from the batsman 😂😂
When Lance Klusner came on with the bat, I had to take a long, stressful shit. The man scared the shit out of me, literally; even more so than Lara and Tendulkar during test series … Not quite as much as Ponting and Steve Waugh at the end of their test careers. 😂
Yea Klusener was very, very frightening back in the day, lol.
1999 World Cup and 2023 World Cup have many similarities like:
Defending champions showed poor game
Australia with a poor start of campaign
South Africa and Australia had a close semifinal with the number 213
India (2023) and Pakistan (1999) were the best teams of their respective tournaments and had beaten Australia in league stages but lost to Australia one sided in the finals
New Zealand were beaten by runners up in Semifinal 1and South Africa beaten by champions in Semifinal 2
Chasing team won the finals
Great video once again and very relevant to our form prior to this world cup and how we have started, we really do need perfection here on out to get anywhere in this world cup!
Another interesting note is how different a par ODI score was back then compared to now, I feel as if we have lost a little bit of the battle between the bat and ball. Scores of over 350 regularly and bowlers trying to defend runs rather than bowl aggressively, probably to do with the flatter pitches.
Great job mate, thoroughly enjoyed this! 👏👏
The powerplay rules, 2 new balls, better bats and low quality bowlers
Notice how much more exciting it is despite the score only being 213 or less? The balance between bat and ball could make for amazing contests full of thrills. Amazing that we remember so many amazing games from the 90’s which in handset had low scores, but produced such a great result
“Losing back to back was the best thing to happen to Australia” 2023 edition
A big time admirer of your videos from Pakistan. Keep up the great work mate ❤
Yep you were right, it was
What a wonderful trip down memory lane. Thanks for the wonderful compilation of cricketing history! Insane to think that Australia just won their 6th WC under somewhat similar circumstances.
Best prodcast on Australia's rise to the top after 1999. I wanted them to win 99 WC at that time and boy those two scud missiles by Klusener off Fleming almost give me a heart attack. Besides AUS 99 WC success, Klusener deserved the player of the tournament.
Sensational. I was in London for this and what a campaign. "Anyone who writes us off now is a bad judge". Stevie baby you fcking champion. Edit - Thankyou so much 6ixandout for putting this together!!!
Only one thing that can stop Australians from losing the world cup is, Money/match fixing. And i hope you guys know which cricket board has more money than the ICC.
Porki 😂😂😂
Yeah that's why we have the greatest batsman of all time
Sachin
Kholi
One of the Greatest bowler of world cups
Shami
One of the Greatest captain
Ms dhoni
And you pakistani have the most match fixing player with 8 match fixers go and check the stats
@@Monsterict457 🤣🤣🤣 Bhai me Indian hi hu Gujrat me rehta hu, Fixing ki baat he to BCCI se bada fixer koi or he hi nahi, IPL me Chennai or Rajasthan pakde gae the, jhatka Baal bhi Dhoni ka naam nahi aane Diya bahar bhen k lodo ne, or tu ye bol raha hena best captain Dhoni he ????? Tujhe pata he records ko maintain kyu kiya jata he ??? Taki past me kya huaa vo aane vale time me pata chal pae, Ricky Ponting or Dhoni ko compare kar ke dekh le, pata chal jaega kon best he Dhoni ya Ponting. As a batsman bhi or as a captain bhi, kahi pe bhi nahi tikta Dhoni ka record Ponting ke saamne.
absolutely incredible story and video, your storytelling is amazing. very fitting video to put out with its timing... perhaps a reenactment is coming soon? i doubt it, but it'd be fun to watch. the current aussie side NEEDS a kick in the behind, so many flaws that need fixing and a lot of favouritism and apprehension to invest in new players.
edit: as of the 20th of november, i take it back. how incredible.
Damn history again repeated.
India may have run machines but Australia is a trophy machine.
This bleady Australians how they manage to win in knockout matches despite so much pressure.
99 worldcup australia posted 213, RSA with good start of 47/0 went to lost the match.
2003 worldcup against Australia posted similiar 213 score against Srilanka, again good start with 40/0, but afain australia pulled up.
That AUS vs SA semi was unreal !
Can you also make a video on 2003 cricket world cup campaign of Australia in which they were truly dominated ❤❤
Two most Heartbreaking Ties in ODI World Cup History……….1999 ODI WC Semi Final South Africa vs Australia and 2019 ODI WC Final England vs New Zealand 🥲🥲🥲🥲
The timing of this video couldn’t be better considering our nightmare start to this tournament.
Another great video again mate.
Some of the Icc rules are meaningless.....!
SA were robbed in 99 WC and NZ were robbed in 2019 WC final...
If it is a tie a Team should play super over until you get an ultimate result.
Two deserving nations lost beacuse of those rules....
27:00 that was personal to pakistan
24:25 I beg to differ.
Single was not there. You are only saying coz throw from fielder did not hit the stumps.
Klusener should have clearly seen in his running direction that Donald is not running, and gone back to his crease.
Excellent summary. Even when you mention the standing of the SA team what about Australia. Their three highest ever run scorers to this day were the 1-2-3 in the batting order not to mention Steve Waugh and Bevan in the middle order who have their place in Australian history. The main two bowlers Warne and McGrath. Australia for some reason always found a way in crunch games against SA during that era and usually either epic individual performances or a massive partnership along the way. EG in this series the Steve Waugh innings and Warne's haul of wickets. In Tests previously either Warne or either/both Waugh's produced a performance for the ages just when SA were ramping home their advantage. We see the finished product of the 1999 World Cup but it wasn't always that easy to see where the pieces in the team fitted in. In the batting unit really only Mark Waugh and Bevan were long-time proven batsmen in the ODI arena (the best of Steve Waugh was when he was a pure ODI all-rounder). Ricky Ponting had just found his feet. Adam Gilchrist had not long nailed the opening position. Less than two years before when they decided to move on Mark Taylor from the ODI side they tried all sorts of players to partner Waugh at the top eventually Steve Waugh made the call himself on Gilchrist. Warne's Test performances since his return from shoulder injury were poor and he wanted to be a Test Cricketer before an ODI player. There were question marks on Warne coming into this World Cup. Some of the footage you showed in the final was just how supreme was Australia in the field. Steve Smith is the only modern day player who can hold a candle to this side in the field and even then he's no where near the slips cordon. Even Ponting's best hope was 3rd slip. Well done on this. I really enjoyed it.
Match fixing Paul Rifle ????? 2 sus dropped catches
And now Aussies are world champions again
Thank you for putting this together. This is a great video, lovingly put together by someone who recognises the effect it had on viewers. I tip my cap to you, sir.
The Aussie go slow was to try and get them 2 more points because wins from the first phase were carried over to Super6. As they had lost to NZ and we’re going to beat WI they stood to get 2 more points.
1999 history was repeated again in 2023.
They did it again and this time the game against Afghanistan acted as the confidence-lifter in the case of 99' which was the Aus-Sa semi-final. It made them believe they can win from anywhere.
back in the day when 270 and 280 were formidable scores
It still is in today's time, mostly in world cups. It's just not easy to chase 250+ in a high pressure world cup except if the pitch is flat.
Afghanistan defeating England by 69 runs shows how crucial it can be to even just surpass 250+.
the late 90s erlly 2000s was the golden years of aus Cricket
Wow what level of storytelling is this.. mind blowing feels like reading an adventurous novel 🙂😅
What a great video mate and that line by you regarding adversity was just like icing on top . . . Also not to forget the timing when you decided to upload this video considering 2 back to back losses for the baggy greens lets hope aussies make a come back and we are in for a fitting wc that will go down to the wire . . .
The decision of batting first by wasim akram was the biggest blunder.
Man, the parallels between the 99 world cup and 2023 world cup is insane!
Commenting so that when your channel is exponentially big, I can flex the fact that I started watching when you had 20k subs. The sheer quality of your videos is so fantastic and they are so enjoyable, I just binge watched about 6 in a row. I'm really excited for what's to come, hope you have a great day :)))
Man what's with the West Indian security? You don't see this happening today.
In 1999 World Cup they lost to Pakistan and New Zealand in GS since then they become invincible for decade in world cup i believe Australia can repeat the 1999 story in 2023 it's easy to judge them on losing few matches it becomes a biggest strength for them since everyone writes them off when they lose
I dont usually watch long videos but this holded me all the time i didnt even skip a part it was that interesting
One of the most best cricket videos ever seen❤
This is magical content, mate. I wish I could support you financially. I wish you all the best. You’re quality.
We are in 2023 and Australia is still the strongest. Australia was at 10 in the beginning. They were 97 for 5 at one moment and boom in adverse conditions they showed their character again.
Cool vid mate. Over the tournament every player played a role in getting us the cup. Also a blend of legends and new era was great to watch