Dennis Lillee is 75, How He Lives is Sad...
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Dennis Lillee, a name that resonates with every cricket fan, was a force of nature on the cricket field. His fiery pace, aggressive demeanor, and unmatched skill revolutionized fast bowling. Lillee, often referred to as "DK," was a showman, captivating audiences with his theatrical displays and intimidating presence. From his trademark headband and zinc cream to his intense run-up and devastating deliveries, Lillee was a spectacle to behold. His career was a roller coaster of triumphs and setbacks, marked by devastating injuries and remarkable comebacks. Join us as we delve into the life and career of this legendary cricketer who left an enduring legacy on the sport.
Lillee, Thomson, Pasco, Chappel brothers and Rodney Marsh VS Clive loyd, Viv Richards, Holding, Marshall, Andy Roberts and Dujon 🤩..the days cricket game was at its peak 🎉..
It's Andy Robert's not Anti Robert's
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Was Anti Roberts when i knew he was in the attack !
!@manishverma-p4z
A fighter and showed agression in the game.
Australia during his time was on top.He could also Bat well.
A Real Legend
Lillie & Jeff best opening spell in mid 70's forAustralia, Great fast bowling action never seen in India.
I am from India, and following religiously the cricket from 1969. The foundation of fast bowling cricket was laid by the MRF Foundation led by Dennis, and that was the game changer. Those days, he and Jeff used to send shivers even to listeners on the Radio, such was the fear the duo had created. I distinctly remember Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket squads, and other events. I think he is one of the greatest the cricket has produced
Your comment really old is gold what a knowledge about cricket I started watching cricket from early 90s thank you
Even the mighty windies, struggled against us at the time. Injuries to Lillie, I think I shoulder reconstruction for Thompson.
@@mickirving6779 Australia born to win the swag no country team players had great Australian supporter still can't digest there loss in semis 2019 one sided they should have won 1975 world cup unfortunate run outs changed the fortune
Many a fast bowlers had played for Australia. But still he is remembered and revered.Current generations may not know him . We still remeber for the tenacity and aggression he espoused. We in Chennai remember him for his special contribution for MRF pace foundation. His bear, hair style, the band, button opene shirt, the aggression with which he ran to bowl still lingers in our mind.
Lillee and Viv Richards true Deadly rivals cricket at it's best
There is no doubt that he is one of the all-time best fast bowlers the world has seen. But what kind of humanbeing he was is very debatable. He constantly sledged and abused opponents, very contrary to the spirit of the game. I will never forget his kicking of Javed Miandad in 1981. Even to date it horrifies many. With the English and Austrialian control of ICC at the time, the incident was swept under the rug.
If he had done that today, the result would be different.
Harbahjan, anyone?
Lilly was an over confident felly
Javed Miandad was no paragon of virtue, was he? He would constantly taunt his opponents while at the crease. Though completely objectionable the kick was, provocation for it could well have come from Miandad. Only supposing it here. No facts are known. But a likely prospect I would say.
@@kishorerao7974 dono great cricketers lekin chu#@#@ insaan.
The Australians are always like that. Aggressive, unfair, and even do unconventional things to win a game, like the sandpaper saga.
We the people of Chennai ,Tamil Nadu salute Dennis Lillee. In a way he is the father of fast bowling in India.! His initiative with MRF was a pioneering and ground breaking project. Before that India was just spin masters. Dennis Lillee and Jonty Rhodes are two pillars of modern Indian Cricket. One for lethal bowling and the other for fielding. Hope BCCi sufficiently recognises them. Just to say a billion thanks.
We will never forget Dennis Lillee. Wishing him Good Health and Long Happy Life! Remembering the Cricket Hero in Sri Lanka!
He is such an inspiration for any cricketer. The exquisite bowling action, the tremendous delivery stride, the style, the presence…all were so enchanting. Once in a century type of personna…long live his memories
Clickbait - where is the ' How he lives is Sad..' part ?
I agree with you!
Shameful title, total disgrace!,
For cheapstakes!!!
@@geoffreyhoney5983 Yes! Cheapsters!!!
Exactly. Heading is something and subject is something.
A feather in the hat of cricket. A fierce competitor - a true legend of all times.
Indian cricket is ever indebted to Australian bowling legend Denise Lilee and his M.R.F. pace academy for giving Indian cricket genuine fast bowlers like Javagal Srinath, venkatesh prasad, Jasprit Bumrah, Zaheer Khan, Irfan Pathan and many more. For him Indian cricket team can nowadays can challenge any cricket teams of the world. Now after him it is now looks after by another Australian yeaster years fast bowler Glenn McGrath.
''Ashes to ashes ,dust to dust ,if Lillee don't get you,Thommo must ''
The Australian crowds used to roar and sing this favourite song whenever the Ashes Test series with England were played in Australia
I used to listen to Radio Australia like mad with commentrators like Jim Maxwell,Dennis K'Medy,Richie Benaud,Alan McGilvray
Those were the days, listening to those famous commentators, " Lillie to Lockhurst", OMG.
Real legend. Two most beautiful , smooth bowling action , Lille and Michael Holding , used to watch every ball of even five days match
Yes, good to hear about Lillees Cricketing days, on n off the field. Truly aA remarkable fast bowler of his time. Hope he is doing all right with his health. Thank u.
What I liked about Lillee was his rhythmic bowling action , similar to Richard hadlee
@@manishverma-p4zHadlee said he modelled his action on Lillee 😃
I never had great interest in Cricket until I saw him during Australia's Ashes tour of England in 1972. What a bowler and what a character. Thank you for everything DK. Cricket is not the same without you.
Great West Indies fast bowlers never abused the batsmen , thats why they are still in our hearts ...
Tell Steve Waugh that , he'd beg to differ , why he's the most courageous BATSMAN I ever seen , the Best , Richards , BARRY RICHARDS
Greatest of our times we grown old by watching his fiery moments in our younger days, thanq for bringing back our youthful days memories back.
I well remember watching The Great Dennis Lillee at the MCG for the Centenary Test.
I was in the Southern Stand 3 or 4 rows back from the fence, Dennis would start his run-up with one foot on the fence in order to propel him from the onset of his run-up. The crowd chanted Lillee , Lillee , Lillee as he sprinted toward the facing English batsman.... I thought of the fear that must have gone through the batsman's mind as Dennis approached .... the chanting noise was deafening , and with every ball Dennis was on the money. He Never strayed off the stumps.
Wow Weee he was and is still THE BEST !
I loved the chant for Lillee. They were great days of cricket.
I have seen his videos. What an intimidating charged up bowling style and the poise with which richards encountered him. Cant forget those videos. Dennis lillee is a great cricketer
Dennis Always gave 100% on the Field and Off ! He has Great Self Belief and Inspiring Enthusiasm ! An Australian Icon Great ! He is So Persistent ! Good on You Dennis ! Your a Great Entrepreneur ss Well ! Thanks for The Memories ! Best Wishes Greg .
I really rever DK. His contribution in revival of Modern Indian cricket team to the status today is immense and unparalleled. Gratitude love and respect to this Legend from India.
my salute to this legend
Lillee is a life well lived.... helped India build great pace bowlers.... his mental strength after his back injury ✨
Danness Lili along with Bob Massey, Jeff Thomson and Walker was the answer to West Indian Andy Roberts, Malcom Marshall, Michel Holding. It was great to watch these speedsters in action during without Helmet era. I am impressed then how Gavaskar played them then.
Why Danness, try Dennis!
Great fast bowler .
Lillee caught Willey bowled Dilley in UK, 1981. There was another fast bowler with him beside Thompson. I think his name was Walker (very tall guy). The spinner was probably Mallet. This was against Mike Denness' English side in 1974-75. Doug Walters and Ross Edwards were also there. Marsh was the keeper. Ian and Gregg Chappell were at the forefront. Hence, England lost 4-1, and West Indies lost 5-1 the same year. I was a teenager then, and was keen in listening to the radio commentary. I remember Alan McGilvray, the Aussie commentator, and also John Arlott, his English counterpart.
Have watched the Centenary Test-1977 at the British Council in Dhaka, Bangladesh, a few days later.
The tall guy you mentioned was "Max Walker" a part of the formidable Australian squad with Lillee & Thomson bowling thunderbolts to rivals were the most feared duo of fast bowling pair of the eighties.
I think the Lillee c Willey b Dilley occurred in 1979.Graham Dilley had just started his Test career at age 20.
It may have happened in 1981 as all three appeared in that series.Dilley had his finest hour at Headingley in 1981 partnering Ian Botham in a partnership of 117 during that amazing fightback!
Lillee is arguably THE greatest fast bowler ever!😊
Always remember when he bowled out Queensland for 62 when chasing wa score of 74 and the Queensland side was talented in the batting dept with several test players
A True Legend. The only battle he failed in, was against Sir Garfield Sobers in the World XI vs Australia in the Packer series,but, one of the Greatest fast bowlers 👌👌👍👍
What a legend, the greatest fast bowler ever, IMHO. There will never be another like him.......
No that was Harold Larwood.
Too young to see Larwood. But, my opinion still stands
He is a beautiful bowler speed and accuracy. I still remember those 3 balls bowl to syed kirmani.
Good afternoon. This headline is very misleading. This is click bait to the max.
He was a great fast bowler of his time and his bowling action was a treat to eyes
In 1975 World Cup in a match Kalicharan hammered him with continuous fours.Unforgettable
Greatest fast bowler
I always liked his run up and bowling action,and as a kid I used mimic that final jump and side on action. Kapil Dev had similar sort of action. Games Greatest Bowler
Growing up in Western Australia I got to see him bowl many times in state and test matches. I never saw the great performances such as his 8 for 29 against the Rest of the World or the one day final against Viv Richards and Queensland but I did meet him, Rod Marsh and Tony Grieg in Cottesloe and I got his autograph in his first book.
I watched Dennis Play Profession for Haslingden in the 70s in the East Lancashire League one Hell of a Player
His notable and remarkable performance was against World Eleven in 1971 when he was young pacy and smart . He was fit and at his best in that era then he got injured. He is admired and acknowledged by all great players who played against him
One of the greatest of pace bowlers!
I never got the chance to see Dennis Lillee. I only heard about how good he was 4rom my dad. ❤🎉❤
I m glad to be born in the age to see the great pace attack of Australia, west indies and England , live on the television. Loved his contribution in mrf pace foundation in Indian fast bowling.
Dont put misleading titles.. what is sad about it ?
What a legend. Amazing personality. He stood out amongst all the other fast bowlers.
Lillie 's 8--29 Against the Rest of World 11 is Unforgettable.This Performance enabled Australia to bundle out World 11 for A Paltry total of 59 runs in An Innings at Perth.Can You Imagine ??
My most favourite
I remember he came under international spotlight during Australia vs Rest of the World played in Australia sometime in circa 1972. But, it didn't find mention in this video...
How does he live now , that wasn't mentioned at all ,we certainly know how terribly Great 👍 he has been !
Whenever the names of quick bowlers are mentioned , Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson automatically come to mind firstly!! The endless joy that these gentlemen have given to cricket lovers all over the world is ample testimony of their greatness. Bowlers will come and go, but there will never be another Lillee and Thompson -- Mohamed Alli.
A bit over the top mate
India should be thankful to Dennis Lillee for his Delightful Contributions of young pacers in India like Javagal Srinath and others🙏🏻
The great great fast bowler, what an action he had! Lili-Thomson, Lili-Masi the legend duo. From India.
Demnis is Such a Passionate, Devoted , Determined Entrepreneirial Visionary !
He was amazing fast bowler. Hunting duo Lilli and Thompson
We recognise and respect his contribution legacy to the Cricket 👍👍
I was not aware that he played such a key role in the mrf foundation.
His first test was in Adelaide in January 1971 not in Brisbane.
How many time the points are repeated?
Is it a circular loop? Where is the link between the title and video?
Good bowler❤
I saw him at his best at Trent Bridge watching from directly behind him. I commented to my friend at the time that as he sped away from us his rhythmic run up was accompanied by a slight rocking from side to side like that of a fast train on the rail tracks. I'm not sure if Bob Massie was his opening partner that day.
My favorite player
Lillee,
Thomson
Virendra sewag
Viv Richard
Kallicharan
David gaver
Bob Willis
Richard Hadlee
Kapil dev
Malcom Marshall
Michal holding
Andy Robert
Paterson
Ambrose
I was and am still a fan of lillee
The moment when he claimed Sunil Gavaskar’s wicket with a LBW decision, and the subsequent controversy was a “ never to forget moment “ on the cricketing field.
Incredible legendary DL
Saw him in the last test of the 83/84 Pakistan in Australia, I think he took 8 for the match,still had the leg cutter and swing,old but determined.
Caught marsh bowled Lillie was a great combo!
In those golden days of Australian cricket after the era of Davidson and Mcief Lille and Thompson dominated as ferocious speed twins of fast bowling.In that era there was a saying If Thommo does not get Lille will get and Vice versa.They were formidable dangerous fast bowling pair which helped Australia ruled Cricket World for a considerable length of time.In addition He brought several young talents in Fast bowling through MRF Acdamy in Chennai.Cricket World will never forget you.
One of the greatest bowler in test cricket
The 1972 Australian ashes side was in my opinion the toughest cricketing side ever to visit england the 2 tests each result doesn't do that Australian side justice especially when you look at the stastics in which australia wins hands down with 5 centurions to England's none ,bob massies 16 wkts on his test debut at Lords and last but not least the sensational dennis lille the greatest fast bowler the almighty ever created with a magnificent 30 plus wickets in 1972 ashes series.
Danis Lilee is a very aggressive bowler and his aggression was create a good role for cricket progress .
🕉 Satyameva Jayate: Truth and Honesty and Reality of watching the Brisbane match in 1974 and the match on Australia Day in 1980 recall for me the two occasions that I had the opportunity to be in Australia as part of the Tata Consulting Team… The mementos of those two occasions hang on the wall of my study room now… It was a pleasure to watch the bowler ‘in-person’ on the field in Real-Time… Raw speed and powerful bowling were very challenging not only for the awe struck fans in the spectators - the batsmans must have been equally shredded in spiralls of pulverising mincing machine - the bowling was awesome… Satyameva Jayate
He also wrote a book" Art of Fast Bowling."
Yes,that was my go to book in 1981, well written and great pictures
He was an awesome bowler.. I wonder how the great 1970s bowlers would get on today. Batsman are well protected against the short pitched ball nowadays?
GREAT BOWLER
Saw him in live action bowling, very intimidating
Is "How He LIves is Sad" clickbait? If so, it's for a poor product, one cliche after another, with no effort to match photos to the story-line, and even mispronunciation of his name at one point (Lillay--robot). Disrespects Lillee and your audience.
One of the great fast bowler
An ionic fast bowler in cricket
Greatest bowlerthe world has ever seen
But persona of non grata
Great boweler❤
India should honour Lillee through IPL as His Launching of the MRF Pace Bowling Academy was the cornerstone for India's modern emergence...
I missed the line where you mention he “lives sad”
The greatest but with 2 years off to recover from a back injury his records would never be broken
His contribution to the MRF pace foundation in Chennai laid a path, no doubt good, to as we call today trundlers maskerading as fast bowlers
Real fast bowlers were men just like the batsmen facing them, without Roman body armour and never shied away from a bouncer
He's doing fine.
Greatest fast bowler disliked by many
He is living happy at Perth
Misleading title
One of the greatest fastbowlers leading a happy life but the tittle is misleading
Initially, it was Lilee and Bob Massey in 1971,after Graham Mackenzie, after Massey faded out it was Thomson,
where is the sadness?
Why is how he lives sad?
Why the misleading title ?
Would have given it a ‘Like’.
Denis Lillee and Rod Marsh were a deadly combination.
This is miss leading information to a great legion
All time great fast bowler.Dennis Lillee was one of the best.
Lillee is simply the best.
Best there has ever been...
Sad that this video is being promoted with the totally misleading headline. Insulting a great cricketer.
Great fast bowler with a very beautiful and smooth action . Very enjoyable to watch him bowling . 👍👍👍
he was great
From dust to dust ashes to ashes if lillee doesnt get u thompson will populor slogan at that time in australia