@@afoursheet9219 How do you know he's Muslim? I see Hindus abuse each others mothers sisters more but anyone bad must be Muslim. Why do you bring religion into it?
Beautiful memories ,I was 50 years old then ,now I am 97......fabulous time that was ....now watching it on at TH-cam with new generation.... God bless you all my child's... May long live you all with your families
My first match. My brother was at I.I.T., Madras and we 2 younger brothers stayed in his hostel room (traveled from Bangalore). We would get up every day at 4:30 AM and be outside the stadium by 5:30 AM. The gates would open between 9.30 - 10 AM, and at the head of the queue, we would get good seats with shades, so that when the afternoon arrived, we could still be covered in shade and enjoy. One day we were late, and we got exposed to the blazing sun. By evening, we were thoroughly sun-burnt, and had to use lotions in the evening!
@@afoursheet9219 bhai tu itna frustrated kyu hai... Zara dimag thanda kar, ab ek baat bata tu meri mata ji ko janta ya pehchanta hai kya,,,. ya tujhe mere mataji ke bare me kuch pata hai ?? Yaha gali galoj karke apna frustration nikalne se kuch nahi badalne wala, agar aapke dil ko sukoon milta hai toh aur gali de de, mujhe koyee fark nahi padta 😊
@@markkarthik5323 south indian are sick minded they every were posted all the good things only happen in only south india and every video comment section post same massage youhuuu love form south india...they feeling shame called indian
@@sankeysingh9786 You cannot deny that South India is cleaner and has less pollution and better living conditions plus they don't vote on basis of caste and religion.
@@12akul south indian give vote basis of race who is Dravidian or not or they don't cast own vote they sell vote for mangalsutra,gold chain,mixi etc...
Cricket at its purest form. What a crowd and radio commentary used to be so pulsating and treat for the ears. In the bus, office and local trains 📻 used to be a part with running commentary. Alas, those days have gone, never to return.
Many in the crowd would be no more,but tribute to those gentlemen and ladies who were so cultured,back then it seems only sober people watched cricket unlike these days where trolls captured space from ground to internet.
Absolutely. I watched PM XI vs West Indies at Delhi's Feroz Shah Kotla in 1966, 1972 Dec India Vs England, and India West Indies 1974 at Wankhede stadium Mumbai. Good old days.
I was 13 at that time and still remember Durani's 37 in this match that saved India. For long long time I used to think Durani as what we think of Dhoni today.
Durrani used to be called sixer durrani those says. Only one who will hit six boldly those days. Very good spinner also. Would have been automatic choice for odis and 20'20s if he hadbeen playing now. Test players were paid rs.2000 per test those day. India played 2 tests in 1972 and 3 tests in 1973. People used to play test cricket to get bank clerical job under sports quota. Viswanath was empoyed in sbi.
There were no odis or 20 20 those days. There used to be rest day between 3rd and 4th day. I remember a benefit match was held to help durrani to overcome his financial difficulties. Those days playing cricket for india was a sort of sacrifice for the country and parents used to discourage anybody who used to play cricket.
I was 12 years old then....I still remember hearing Durani heroics in run chase on AIR......It was very tense and because of Delhi debacle earlier one was not sure.....Tony Greig's aggressive presence at silly point was ominous...... I had never imagined I would one day see the highlights.....thanks
After seeing this video, I realised that there was a decent craze for cricket in India before 1983.Stadium is full packed . Also ,silly point fielders are standing on the pitch 😂 When Cricket was not played for money .
Those days people seem to be nice and appriciate good stuff..people had time..had patience,..they just loved to sit and watch the gentleman's game for continuously for 5 days.
It was a classical dance. Then cricket turned into 50:50 oriental dance with Semi Vulgar . The T20 is the final Shape as striptees cabare dance. What an idiotic improvement. 😀😀😀😀😀😀
In whole day or some times in 2 days Test matches score 200 or 250 runs , And in 20 over at T20 lots of teams score 200 + runs . That to without protected of Draw, or maiden overs .
Even if u r wasting time by not Scoring or deliberately Slowing the Ball Delivery as Bowler still it is considered as OK. What a shame yet it is called Classic in Cricket ( test format)
Why not Greatest Indian Cricketers..They are Greatest Cricketers India has Produced...Match Winners of their Own. Prasanna in Aus& NZ, Chandra in Eng & Aus.. Vishy has played match winning innings es single handedly ,Vs WI at Chepauk in 75 & 79
That's rare video for me. I loved seeing faces of people from 1973. First time I saw Prasanna and Chandra bowling, and Pataudi, Durrani batting. Chandra was very fast. Now I understand why experts used to comapare Kumble with him.
I remember this match very vividly.I was studying in 8th standard & after we won an instant holiday was declared by our cricket lover principal.During those days when there was no live telecast We used to listen to the running commentary on the radio.My cousin had smuggled a small transistor in his school bag & both of us sneaked to the terrace of the school & were caught red handed,our radio was confiscated but the principal let us go after asking us the score 🤣😂😜Those were the cricket crazy days.Girls were equally and actively involved.Winning a test was equivalent to a national festival.Salim Durrani was famous for hitting sixes on demand.
finally this video enters in TH-cam. . ..Hey. all of you i watched this match when i was 17..years old. .those days were never bored because lot of people sitting together and I loved girl at that time in this ground. finally we married. 😊😊😊😊😊
During those days no TV telecast live. Had to depend on English/hindi running commentary. Still remember taking pocket size transistors to catch up the game. There was no ODI at that time. Cricket test match in chepauk Chennai is Synonymous with Pongal festival. Also on the other side December music season. A threat for Chennaites.
Wonderful Test ! I was there in MCA stands at Wallaja Road end, along with my cousins. What a match ! Durrani played well in both innings but Patuadi's 73 was lapped up by the appreciative Chepauk crowd. India was the better side on a turning pitch, and won the match.
This probably the only footage available of the great Salim Durani batting. It was his last series and he was still batting well but as you could observe in this video, he had some problems running which hampered his fielding and bowling. He was dropped rather unfairly after this series. Thank you for the rare video
Indeed it was the last series of Salim Durrani. He had some problem with his legs and which affected his game Even then he actuallu ht a 6 on public demand !
A true great - mercurial, magical, magnetic. His bowling especially against left handers could be lethal - it was his quick dismissal of Clive Lloyd and Gary Sobers (who he had much in common with) which set up India's famous victory in Port of Spain, Trinidad, in 1971. The late great Christopher Martin-Jenkins caught a glimpse of Durrani when MCC played Central Zone on the 1976 tour, as he describes in his book of that tour, and was suitably impressed with the albeit fading aura of stardust and glamour which still surrounded him whenever he walked on to a cricket field.
Yes, I have heard stories from the elder generation about how he came in to bat, injured, with one arm in a sling, and hit Pocock for a one handed six at the Eden Gardens...a thrilling match that India won by 27 runs if my memory serves me right. With Bedi going great guns, it was difficult to justify the inclusion of another left arm spinner, and he would have not made it as a batsman alone...he thus had to make way for others
I remember this match in my college days, when India almost made a mess of an easy total with Pocock giving India a fright with 4 wkts. Lucky to see the video. Fond nostalgic memories.
The golden time where tv was just making its appearance and it was a rarity and we poor people were glued to tv set to watch the match at juxtapositioned house. People were generous enough to place the tv right at the entrance of the house for all passers by to watch. Great nostalgia. I was studying in 7th standard at Adambakkam, Chennai corporation school. Thanks .
I was a 10 year old. My friend taught me how to bat and other rules of the game. Though ours is a small town cricket was quite popular. Men were glued to their transistors throughout the series. My Dad was jubilant at the series victory and so were my friends and their elders. All that I could understand was that Wadekar beat England twice in a row. Viswanath scored a century. Pataudi came back. From then onwards we became cricket addicts. Cutting news items from news papers and magazines and preserving them, hearing commentary religiously, getting by heart the scores of batsmen and bowling statistics of bowlers, joining either of Viswanath or Gavaskar camps and so on. Innocent era. Golden memories.
What's the point of being cultured? In a stadium? People come to enjoy and they're passionate enough to feel happy when team does good and sad when team does bad. It's normal. Give us a break.
I was fortunate to watch this match as well as the match between India & Australia (1969). During those days people make tents outside to stay & watch, since the duration is of 6 days inclusive of rest day. Pataudi's late cut & cover drive would be a pleasure to watch as well as Wadejar's square cut. On demand from the crowd Durango hits sixer without any effort. Bedi's flight would be wonderful & during those days Indian cricket relied on spin & the great Sobers considered EAS Prassana as best Off Spinner.
I am glad that I had the fortune to watch this test match live when I was 18 years of age. We used to reach the Chepauk stadium by 8.30 am to occupy best seats. I thoroughly enjoyed the batting of Tiger Pataudi and the incomparable Durrani. Also I could watch the bowling action of Bedi, Prasanna and Chandra using binoculars borrowed from fellow spectators. The best moment was after the match when I ran into the ground and got a chance to see Wadekar, Pataudi, Engineer and Gavaskar from close quarters. I had the privilege of shaking hands with Lala Amarnath, Polly Umrigar and C.D. Gopinath. That was a memorable trip to Madras for me.
I was only ten years then & enjoyed the match in our huge radio set.How Beautiful were the days. Annul exam. was over & we were in the field from the morning. The days will not come again..
Look at how each and everyone is hooked onto the game. Test cricket is the best cricket. My city knows how to properly enjoy it. Knowledgeable Chennai crowd for the reason! #Madrasnallamadras
The stadium house full for a test match is astonishing.Crowd descent and fantastic and enthusiastic.What a golden era in cricket.Will not get those days again.
Straight drive of Pataudi and hook by Wadekar love to watch... BOTH legends gone... Wadekar was lucky captain but still there was no need to remove tiger from captaincy after Australian series in 1969.
1973 k bachpan k wo din yaad ate hai jab radio par comentary suna karte the aur ye match dekhkar lagata hai sapne pure ho gaye sachmuch kya wo din the .
I was 51 then I was working at railway station there was a home next to the railway station in that there was a little tv I watched the whole match on that TV..... Missed tho old Indian team
excellent to see these three great spinners in this clip. Three totally different challenges for the batsman. I noticed also how close Tony Greig stood to the batsman - could've swatted a fly on his cap! No protection either. Very confident in his own ability.
Yes wonderful memories. I remember watching one day of this Test match sitting somewhere on the terrace in a cheap seat. I remember the queues that formed at 6AM!!
"After the formalities of a non-existent opening attack" Thanks ED Solkar! India's pace attack consisted of three overs from Messers Solkar and Gavaskar (that's the total of both bowlers) before Bedi, Chandra and Prasanna came into the attack.
And then the catch Durani took of Chris Old, by running from Midon to Cover. Pat Pocock and NOrman Gifford, bowled continuous Maidenhighlights. overs from both ends with Pataudi and Durrani batting. In between, both would hit huge sixes. My first test match witnessed. I was just 14 then. Happy to see the highlights.
Still remember the radio commentary at 11 years and enjoyed how Tiger played. Awesome amazing wonderful feeling to see the video, run chase and win of this test and that famous Vishys test against mighty WI. Great feeling.
@@markkarthik5323 gentle is another name of cowardness. Indian army constistues 75 percent of north indians with 25 percent marathas and gorkhas. South India takes away all industrial zones and enjoy AC jobs whereas highly educated north indians are kept to die of unemployment or in battlefield saving black asses of south indians
Oh i miss those good old golden days. I read the comments with awe and all of them were gems. Pongal 1973 was a special because the AIHS govt exams were over in Dec72 (17 yrs then) and had to wait till June73 to enter PUC. This was the second match i listened to radio commentary all five days, the first one was the calcutta match. Every morning on match days i used to get ready and get glued to radio with a score card, and daily evening go for discussion about that days play with ectfriends . I remember writing down MAK Patudi hitting 73 and S. Durrani’s 38 both of them hitting sixes. What a match to go one up. Dreamed of seeing a match at Chepauk which came true in later years when i think it was David Gower, Mike Brearly, Ian Botham and Pocock all in England Team. See the clip and the comments the audience with binoculars and transistors, packed full and all audience were glued to their seats till the last ball is bowled not like nowadays when people leave quite some time before the last ball is bowled for t gat day. We used to get lot of hard paper hoods with rubber bands to see the matching protecting the eyes from bright light and get score cards free from advertisers outside the ground. After the match we used to see lot of cars plying on Edward Elliots Road (now Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai) before and after the match, most of the cars fully packed .
Chandra was the greatest leg spinner with a lethal googly , never got the due , by the way 10 yrs before this match happened instant replay was invented by Verna on American CBS TV , , 1935 was the 1 st night game played in USA .
Chandamama, State Bank, Eveready etc have done great work giving branded paper caps to the audience. Some people in the audience are rocking it with their sun glasses
Golden memories.. I was 48 years old then... I bunked my office & lied to my wife... to see this match.. 🙃🙃
Vasanth kumar 😊😊😊 I’d bunked school & lied to my parents watching a different match @ KSCA of the same era
If am not wrong then now you must 92 years old
Vasanth kumar well done Sir. I’m 49. You are blessed.
You are a dinosaur...
Sir ..bless me. I m 33 now
Earlier Indian crowd didn't shout much! They clapped more..
It was more attractive.
@@afoursheet9219 are you pig ? Or son of a bitch ?
@@arindamnayek4922 he is a combination of both 😁
@@npradhan057 hahaha lol 😂
Afour sheet...muslim spotted😆😂😃😂
@@afoursheet9219 How do you know he's Muslim? I see Hindus abuse each others mothers sisters more but anyone bad must be Muslim. Why do you bring religion into it?
Beautiful memories ,I was 50 years old then ,now I am 97......fabulous time that was ....now watching it on at TH-cam with new generation.... God bless you all my child's... May long live you all with your families
I can bet 1 lakh u r not 97
I can bet 2lakh ,in 97 you can't do anything
Itna sach bhi nhi bolna tha 🤣🤣🤣
Oh Dada ji Zinda ho kya ???
I was 100 years that time, used to bunk my medicine and hospital to see the match. Today I am of 150
My first match. My brother was at I.I.T., Madras and we 2 younger brothers stayed in his hostel room (traveled from Bangalore). We would get up every day at 4:30 AM and be outside the stadium by 5:30 AM. The gates would open between 9.30 - 10 AM, and at the head of the queue, we would get good seats with shades, so that when the afternoon arrived, we could still be covered in shade and enjoy. One day we were late, and we got exposed to the blazing sun. By evening, we were thoroughly sun-burnt, and had to use lotions in the evening!
@@afoursheet9219 lotion should not be the brought one, it may be home made... And even if he had money to buy lotion then whats wrong in it
@@afoursheet9219 bhai tu itna frustrated kyu hai... Zara dimag thanda kar, ab ek baat bata tu meri mata ji ko janta ya pehchanta hai kya,,,. ya tujhe mere mataji ke bare me kuch pata hai ?? Yaha gali galoj karke apna frustration nikalne se kuch nahi badalne wala, agar aapke dil ko sukoon milta hai toh aur gali de de, mujhe koyee fark nahi padta 😊
@@happywithwhatwehave4241 Sir you are really matured to deal with such cursing asshole .
Narasimhan M.G. bolla
Just see the man from the crowd holding transistor Radio to hear the commentary. Really Nostalgic one.
Just noticed one thing ... everyone is enjoying cricket with full concentration because there was no smartphone 😐
No dream11 too 😂
No Mpl too😂
Yes n I'm watching it on my mobile
sachin yadav right bro
Whenever I go to watch cricket in the Stadium I too don't use my phone.
Look at the crowd .. They are so gentle .
That's CHENNAI bro
@@markkarthik5323 south indian are sick minded they every were posted all the good things only happen in only south india and every video comment section post same massage youhuuu love form south india...they feeling shame called indian
@naz de worst spectator south they have no manner example how csk left Chennai and play pune and even player not feeling safe there
@@sankeysingh9786 You cannot deny that South India is cleaner and has less pollution and better living conditions plus they don't vote on basis of caste and religion.
@@12akul south indian give vote basis of race who is Dravidian or not or they don't cast own vote they sell vote for mangalsutra,gold chain,mixi etc...
It was the time when cricket was a sport not a advertising brand
THAT IS REALLY TRUE
Yes certainly, played as entertainment and enjoyed then, nowadays it turns as business
True
So true.
KANCHAN KAUSHIK
Now I don’t watch cricket anymore
Cricket at its purest form. What a crowd and radio commentary used to be so pulsating and treat for the ears. In the bus, office and local trains 📻 used to be a part with running commentary. Alas, those days have gone, never to return.
Many in the crowd would be no more,but tribute to those gentlemen and ladies who were so cultured,back then it seems only sober people watched cricket unlike these days where trolls captured space from ground to internet.
Absolutely. I watched PM XI vs West Indies at Delhi's Feroz Shah Kotla in 1966, 1972 Dec India Vs England, and India West Indies 1974 at Wankhede stadium Mumbai. Good old days.
I was 13 at that time and still remember Durani's 37 in this match that saved India. For long long time I used to think Durani as what we think of Dhoni today.
Durrani used to be called sixer durrani those says. Only one who will hit six boldly those days. Very good spinner also. Would have been automatic choice for odis and 20'20s if he hadbeen playing now. Test players were paid rs.2000 per test those day. India played 2 tests in 1972 and 3 tests in 1973. People used to play test cricket to get bank clerical job under sports quota. Viswanath was empoyed in sbi.
There were no odis or 20 20 those days. There used to be rest day between 3rd and 4th day. I remember a benefit match was held to help durrani to overcome his financial difficulties. Those days playing cricket for india was a sort of sacrifice for the country and parents used to discourage anybody who used to play cricket.
@@positive120 Wow..
Hats off
And chouhan is kl Rahul of today
@@shivamsharma6 you mean to say chetan chouhan. Though he don't score many runs in that match he improved later on. Will k l rahul improve?
Please preserve these videos, they are really rare.
I was 12 years old then....I still remember hearing Durani heroics in run chase on AIR......It was very tense and because of Delhi debacle earlier one was not sure.....Tony Greig's aggressive presence at silly point was ominous...... I had never imagined I would one day see the highlights.....thanks
Golden days !
After seeing this video, I realised that there was a decent craze for cricket in India before 1983.Stadium is full packed .
Also ,silly point fielders are standing on the pitch 😂
When Cricket was not played for money .
There are some really beautiful people in those stands
Because there were no makeups those days. Only haldi and chandan
Who is watching it after 2019 final of eng vs nz...
I amm
Everyone here..
Me
Me
Winner of this nz
The funniest thing is at 02:00 ...what a move made by umpire...yo baby 😂😂
😂
He was like Michelle Jackson dance step
😁😁
Actually video isn't in the normal speed...!
as if he was posing for the camera.
It's interesting to see lot of women spectators, at that time, for a Test Match
At that time,only test cricket were avilable....
Liberal
And people stereotype Chennai being conservative.
And most of them wearing only saree
I'd give anything to see this match than the whole crappy IPL....... this is pure gold. Real cricket.
same here .
@juneaug Lok i am kohli fan boy and today he created history in australia !!! fuck you kohli hater !!!
har kisi ko purana time acha lagta hai.. aaj se 50 saal baad log IPL ki tareef karege nd bolege ke wah woh bhi kya time tha etc etc..
@@rajveer0017 it's not just about purana times. It's about the good times.
IPL is fake! It sucks! Test cricket is the real cricket! The only Cricket!
70's audience have good discipline than 21st century audience in ground....
Lol did you miss 5:00-5:15
Yes .... So we indian are rewarded as fencing.
Those days people seem to be nice and appriciate good stuff..people had time..had patience,..they just loved to sit and watch the gentleman's game for continuously for 5 days.
yes very true
Very true, better audience than now
This is just vintage gold. First time I am seeing Prassana bowl. A big thanks to you!
Back in those days, the spectators were the natural cheer leaders. Respect to them! All eyes on the field and no cell phones. Good old days. 😊😊
It was a classical dance.
Then cricket turned into 50:50 oriental dance with Semi Vulgar .
The T20 is the final Shape as striptees cabare dance. What an idiotic improvement.
😀😀😀😀😀😀
How many T20 INTERNATIONAL level Mathew have u played ?
How many people other than Tendulkar and Kholi has succeed in both T20 aa well as Test cricket
In whole day or some times in 2 days Test matches score 200 or 250 runs ,
And in 20 over at T20 lots of teams score 200 + runs .
That to without protected of Draw, or maiden overs .
Even if u r wasting time by not Scoring or deliberately Slowing the Ball Delivery as Bowler still it is considered as OK.
What a shame yet it is called Classic in Cricket ( test format)
Wow Gundappa Viswanath, EAS prasanna, BS Chandrasekhar greatest Karnataka cricketers if not indian cricketers of that era . Really proud Kannadiga.
pawan Raj grandfathers of RCB 😂😂😂
Why not Greatest Indian Cricketers..They are Greatest Cricketers India has Produced...Match Winners of their Own. Prasanna in Aus& NZ, Chandra in Eng & Aus.. Vishy has played match winning innings es single handedly ,Vs WI at Chepauk in 75 & 79
That's rare video for me. I loved seeing faces of people from 1973. First time I saw Prasanna and Chandra bowling, and Pataudi, Durrani batting. Chandra was very fast. Now I understand why experts used to comapare Kumble with him.
I remember this match very vividly.I was studying in 8th standard & after we won an instant holiday was declared by our cricket lover principal.During those days when there was no live telecast We used to listen to the running commentary on the radio.My cousin had smuggled a small transistor in his school bag & both of us sneaked to the terrace of the school & were caught red handed,our radio was confiscated but the principal let us go after asking us the score 🤣😂😜Those were the cricket crazy days.Girls were equally and actively involved.Winning a test was equivalent to a national festival.Salim Durrani was famous for hitting sixes on demand.
And after few days of the match we used to watch these highlightsin in cinema halls latter. I was in 6th std .... great days .
Durrani nahi to match nhi still rem those posters outside ground in Mumbai
True real and pure cricket.
No match fixing.
No complicated rules.
No third umpire for disputes.
Clean game.
Pure fun and entertainment.
It is true but why you people feel underestimate today cricket even at that time there poor umpire
3rd umpires are helping the game..Match fixing we never know because gambling in Britain is legal from centuries and they introduced cricket
finally this video enters in TH-cam. .
..Hey. all of you i watched this match when i was 17..years old. .those days were never bored because lot of people sitting together and I loved girl at that time in this ground. finally we married. 😊😊😊😊😊
Happy to hear...hope your family is good
During those days no TV telecast live. Had to depend on English/hindi running commentary. Still remember taking pocket size transistors to catch up the game. There was no ODI at that time. Cricket test match in chepauk Chennai is Synonymous with Pongal festival. Also on the other side December music season. A threat for Chennaites.
Wonderful Test ! I was there in MCA stands at Wallaja Road end, along with my cousins. What a match ! Durrani played well in both innings but Patuadi's 73 was lapped up by the appreciative Chepauk crowd. India was the better side on a turning pitch, and won the match.
This probably the only footage available of the great Salim Durani batting. It was his last series and he was still batting well but as you could observe in this video, he had some problems running which hampered his fielding and bowling. He was dropped rather unfairly after this series. Thank you for the rare video
Indeed it was the last series of Salim Durrani.
He had some problem with his legs and which affected his game Even then he actuallu ht a 6 on public demand !
A true great - mercurial, magical, magnetic. His bowling especially against left handers could be lethal - it was his quick dismissal of Clive Lloyd and Gary Sobers (who he had much in common with) which set up India's famous victory in Port of Spain, Trinidad, in 1971. The late great Christopher Martin-Jenkins caught a glimpse of Durrani when MCC played Central Zone on the 1976 tour, as he describes in his book of that tour, and was suitably impressed with the albeit fading aura of stardust and glamour which still surrounded him whenever he walked on to a cricket field.
Yes, I have heard stories from the elder generation about how he came in to bat, injured, with one arm in a sling, and hit Pocock for a one handed six at the Eden Gardens...a thrilling match that India won by 27 runs if my memory serves me right. With Bedi going great guns, it was difficult to justify the inclusion of another left arm spinner, and he would have not made it as a batsman alone...he thus had to make way for others
They say when ever crowd demanded six.. Salim Durrani gave one.....
Very sad for the brave cricketer
Good Lord! How hard Mr. Patudi hit the bowlers back in those era of cricket! Wadekar was also a classic left hand player!
That Bedi's dance after taking wicket . Prassana was legend
1:40 .. umpire style.. father of Billy Bowden😁😁😁.. thanks for beautiful video
Hahaa sahi kaha
It may have been done to look if the ball has been a no ball or not
70s are 20s CHENNAI crowd is always gentle and genuine never forget to appreciate talents😎😎😎
I remember this match in my college days, when India almost made a mess of an easy total with Pocock giving India a fright with 4 wkts. Lucky to see the video. Fond nostalgic memories.
Great upload! Wonderful to see Prasanna bowl his magic!
Indeed Dipanjan - the man Ian Chappell still speaks of as the finest offspinner he ever faced.
Jam-packed stadium for a Test Match ! It's a rarity in India in the last 2 decades. Long Live Test cricket.
Thank u lot for the opportunity to see this.. Stadium full. Same enthusiasm.. Disciplined crowd
..fantastic.. Always Chennai is. no 1 ...
At 2:27 filder was so fearless without any protections 😱😱
Actually......
The golden time where tv was just making its appearance and it was a rarity and we poor people were glued to tv set to watch the match at juxtapositioned house.
People were generous enough to place the tv right at the entrance of the house for all passers by to watch.
Great nostalgia.
I was studying in 7th standard at Adambakkam, Chennai corporation school.
Thanks .
I was a 10 year old. My friend taught me how to bat and other rules of the game. Though ours is a small town cricket was quite popular. Men were glued to their transistors throughout the series. My Dad was jubilant at the series victory and so were my friends and their elders. All that I could understand was that Wadekar beat England twice in a row. Viswanath scored a century. Pataudi came back. From then onwards we became cricket addicts. Cutting news items from news papers and magazines and preserving them, hearing commentary religiously, getting by heart the scores of batsmen and bowling statistics of bowlers, joining either of Viswanath or Gavaskar camps and so on. Innocent era. Golden memories.
Kottu Sekhar
What a beautiful recollection! Thanks for sharing.
I was eight years old then, This was the first series that I watched.
Back when Indian Spectators were cultured.
thobias7 Chennai crowd is still cultured
Even cricketers
What's the point of being cultured? In a stadium? People come to enjoy and they're passionate enough to feel happy when team does good and sad when team does bad. It's normal. Give us a break.
And didn't feel the need to mention Kohli (or his equivalent) in every sentence
Rohit Krshna lol saw it in the ipl
I was fortunate to watch this match as well as the match between India & Australia (1969). During those days people make tents outside to stay & watch, since the duration is of 6 days inclusive of rest day. Pataudi's late cut & cover drive would be a pleasure to watch as well as Wadejar's square cut. On demand from the crowd Durango hits sixer without any effort. Bedi's flight would be wonderful & during those days Indian cricket relied on spin & the great Sobers considered EAS Prassana as best Off Spinner.
Indeed Alex - Ian Chappell also considered EAS greatest offie after scoring 3 hundreds against India on the 1969 tour by Australia.
This is how our india team is still rocking...
If we r thinking of cricket passion at that era ,then just one word no change still now.🇮🇳
45 yrs old memory😊😊great job
"..at Chennai"? This match was played at *Madras* - that was the name of the city then.
Simon Gleaden I fully agree, I should have said Madras.
Where is it said? At the beginning the announcer was clearly saying Chepauk at Madras.
@@vinayakumaran The title under the picture states: 3rd Test: India v England at Chennai
1973 se 2019 tak cricket bhut change hogya hai.. bas ek chij change nai huva
Vo hai indians ka cricket ke prati pyar 😍😍
What language is this?😂😂😝😂😝
Full house! Incredible!
It's is a rarity these days (for test matches)
Tabh the hi sirf Test aabh... Eden me Haar saal 11-12 matches hote hain.. IPL included
@naz de odis were then but they were not played in colourful clothes and odi were of 60 overs.
Ohh I remember watching this match in the ground. I was 75 then. After few years I died and now reborn
I wasn't born!!! Thank you very much for the video. 😍😍😍
I am glad that I had the fortune to watch this test match live when I was 18 years of age. We used to reach the Chepauk stadium by 8.30 am to occupy best seats. I thoroughly enjoyed the batting of Tiger Pataudi and the incomparable Durrani. Also I could watch the bowling action of Bedi, Prasanna and Chandra using binoculars borrowed from fellow spectators. The best moment was after the match when I ran into the ground and got a chance to see Wadekar, Pataudi, Engineer and Gavaskar from close quarters. I had the privilege of shaking hands with Lala Amarnath, Polly Umrigar and C.D. Gopinath. That was a memorable trip to Madras for me.
I was only ten years then & enjoyed the match in our huge radio set.How Beautiful were the days. Annul exam. was over & we were in the field from the morning. The days will not come again..
Who is watching this video and njoying the comments ??
Me😁
Look at how each and everyone is hooked onto the game. Test cricket is the best cricket. My city knows how to properly enjoy it. Knowledgeable Chennai crowd for the reason! #Madrasnallamadras
Those were the days when stadiums were packed full for Test matches !
The stadium house full for a test match is astonishing.Crowd descent and fantastic and enthusiastic.What a golden era in cricket.Will not get those days again.
Straight drive of Pataudi and hook by Wadekar love to watch... BOTH legends gone... Wadekar was lucky captain but still there was no need to remove tiger from captaincy after Australian series in 1969.
Wadekaers nemesis was Sudhir Naik
Chennai looks super hot even in black and white.
It's not hot it's humid.... Seriously the temperature won't rise here it's actually the humidy sucks us😐
Canada and USA and even Europe these days cross 40degs but mostly dry heat unlike within 40degs but highly humid India,humidity is the difference..
Yaar Mera bachpan ke din yaad as Gaye jo cricket match ki zalak cinema me dekha karta that.Thanking you so much for came back childhood rememembering
Who is watching it after 2019 World Cup.. like here
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1973 k bachpan k wo din yaad ate hai jab radio par comentary suna karte the aur ye match dekhkar lagata hai sapne pure ho gaye sachmuch kya wo din the .
I am just 13 years old. I am delighted to see this match.
Best part is these matches end with players running off the field. Awesome to watch. Chandra and Prasanna were genuine great spinners.
I was( - 17.5) years old back then.
Hehe
I was -33 at that time.
I was 7 years old at that time Boss!
I was 51 then I was working at railway station there was a home next to the railway station in that there was a little tv I watched the whole match on that TV..... Missed tho old Indian team
I watched ur comment on that rubic cube video
excellent to see these three great spinners in this clip. Three totally different challenges for the batsman. I noticed also how close Tony Greig stood to the batsman - could've swatted a fly on his cap! No protection either. Very confident in his own ability.
WoW...as a 90's born kid...this is all new exp for me..thanks for the upload.
Umpire on triple red bull at 1:57
Bedi doing Bhangra at 5:00 is gold!
Yes wonderful memories. I remember watching one day of this Test match sitting somewhere on the terrace in a cheap seat. I remember the queues that formed at 6AM!!
At that time I had Watching this match in gallery . This experience is so fantastic
Back when Indians actually watched test cricket.
Haha true
I also saw this match.It was fantastic.
"After the formalities of a non-existent opening attack" Thanks ED Solkar! India's pace attack consisted of three overs from Messers Solkar and Gavaskar (that's the total of both bowlers) before Bedi, Chandra and Prasanna came into the attack.
Gavaskar..?
Very old memories,thanks You Tube for making able to view it at present.
Old is gold. Thanks for old memories.
Neat and clean cricket...true gentleman's game
Brilliant upload with such clear pictures. Thank you.
*Thanks for sharing this beautiful video* 👌👌👌👍
Nic guru kya bat h yr humare purane khiladiyo ko dikha diya,youtube pr pehla channel h jisne itna Purana video dikhaya thnks a lot
This is a gem ! Thanks man ..
Look at crowd very much decent and cultured
And then the catch Durani took of Chris Old, by running from Midon to Cover. Pat Pocock and NOrman Gifford, bowled continuous Maidenhighlights. overs from both ends with Pataudi and Durrani batting. In between, both would hit huge sixes. My first test match witnessed. I was just 14 then. Happy to see the highlights.
Thanks for all cricket video. It is good to see legands play.
I was very old at that time...
2 years old at that time...
great video. how close does tony greig want to field at silly mid off?
Still remember the radio commentary at 11 years and enjoyed how Tiger played. Awesome amazing wonderful feeling to see the video, run chase and win of this test and that famous Vishys test against mighty WI. Great feeling.
I was watching that match in the stadium.....well I was very old then..and now it's my rebirth...
Well cultured Indian crowd
The thing is....it was happened in "Chennai"
@@markkarthik5323 attend some English classes first you moron
@Mr. Sharma is Sharma s ur real name....silly North Indian...still using caste name...don't u fell shame... ofcourse South Indians always Gentle
@@markkarthik5323 gentle is another name of cowardness. Indian army constistues 75 percent of north indians with 25 percent marathas and gorkhas. South India takes away all industrial zones and enjoy AC jobs whereas highly educated north indians are kept to die of unemployment or in battlefield saving black asses of south indians
That's Chennai People for you
Cricket was truely a gentleman's game at that time!
Nice to see olden days cricket..thanks for uploading
அரிய வீடியோ பதிவை பதிவேற்றம் செய்தமைக்கு நன்றி .
Yea i remember this match watching live on my SMARTPHONE😊😉😊
Chutiye 😂😂
Intelligent Chennai crowd they said,
And here is the proof.
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prasanna , bedi , chandra one of the greatest spinners not only for india but world cricket in general !!
Oh i miss those good old golden days. I read the comments with awe and all of them were gems. Pongal 1973 was a special because the AIHS govt exams were over in Dec72 (17 yrs then) and had to wait till June73 to enter PUC. This was the second match i listened to radio commentary all five days, the first one was the calcutta match. Every morning on match days i used to get ready and get glued to radio with a score card, and daily evening go for discussion about that days play with ectfriends . I remember writing down MAK Patudi hitting 73 and S. Durrani’s 38 both of them hitting sixes. What a match to go one up. Dreamed of seeing a match at Chepauk which came true in later years when i think it was David Gower, Mike Brearly, Ian Botham and Pocock all in England Team. See the clip and the comments the audience with binoculars and transistors, packed full and all audience were glued to their seats till the last ball is bowled not like nowadays when people leave quite some time before the last ball is bowled for t gat day. We used to get lot of hard paper hoods with rubber bands to see the matching protecting the eyes from bright light and get score cards free from advertisers outside the ground. After the match we used to see lot of cars plying on Edward Elliots Road (now Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai) before and after the match, most of the cars fully packed .
Chandra was the greatest leg spinner with a lethal googly , never got the due , by the way 10 yrs before this match happened instant replay was invented by Verna on American CBS TV , , 1935 was the 1 st night game played in USA .
Hah, "non-existent pace attack"
What days those were.
Chandamama, State Bank, Eveready etc have done great work giving branded paper caps to the audience. Some people in the audience are rocking it with their sun glasses
I was not born at the time. But really happy to see this honoured match. Very decent audience.
what a gr8 upload friend...do u hve more vintage stuff ,i wud like to buy or exchange videos