Aun Ali I didn’t mean to something else if you read my comment carefully I said “like for legendary Abdul Qadir” it doesn’t mean you only like my comment you can like this video that’s only a tribute for this legend
In those days cricket was still a gentlemen sports. You will see most of the times Imran khan used to walk off if he has nicked it before umpire gave him out.
Legendary Cricketer #AbdulQadir is Dead. I Was Just Watching Him Yesterday on Tv 😕 One of the greatest leg break bowlers, a charmer, up front & a brazen analyst. May Allah rests his soul in peace. (Ameen) 😢
When I was growing up during the 83-84 series between Australia, Pakistan and West indies, as a spectator I was more afraid of Abdul Qadir than any of the West Indian quicks.
I met Qadir in 1997 in Lahore. He is a very down to earth guy. He was kind enough to share his bowling method. Unlike conventional leg spin bowling grip where the bowlers have two fingers up & two down. Qadir's grip was three fingers on one side of the ball & the index finger on the other side of the ball. So he used his wrist and the last three fingers to impart the spin on the ball. He never had a coach & taught himself the art of leg spin. To me he is the uncrowned king of spin.
Just for the love of cricket and for Qadir sir ,Im watching this ..I was lucky enough to meet him in an exhibition match between Ind and Pak ,when I was in cricket academy academy in Patna
Love from India and his soul rest in peace. He is the true example for classic leg spin and googly deliveries. Since 1986 I watched his play, when I was 6th standard and we bought new TV. In 1989-90 Sachin hit 4 sixes against Qadir in pakistan, I watched live match. That innings made Sachin the hero.
Umesha Nomad Dud that was a Friendly played in Peshawar or may be in Krachi . . During the match the Great Abdul Qadir had some words with Sachin and given him some tips and then after Sachin learned and hits sixes .. First 2 hits sixes , then dropped his catch , then sachin was hit one more six . 3 sixes in a raw.
End of an era. A person who is loved and respected by one and all..no affiliations to any nationality . A true global legend.. There is no one like him and there will be no one ever after..please do. not ever try to compare
He added magic whenever he played. Winning or losing was not important. Its so sad that he passed away. Very sorely missed. He had a cricket academy in Lahore.
Wonderful compilation, thanks! In his playing days I didn't appreciate his genius but now, watching him bowl is such a joy. Qadir with his slight frame and short height managed to impart prodigious spin to the ball, flummoxing batsmen with his flight, variations and guile. And what an enthusiastic, vibrant character! With his body language you can see that he has a zest for life and enjoys it to the fullest!
I met Abdul Qadir in 1997. He was a very down to earth guy. I asked him about his grip for his different deliveries. He was generous enough to share his knowledge. After which, I along with some other bowlers got to bowl at him in the nets. A memory that I will cherish forever. He hit some massive sixes. Excellent player. He passed away today Sept 6th, 2019. He will be missed dearly. May he rest in peace.
As a child I use to make my nan sit with me and watch cricket...after a couple of weeks she started asking 'when's that Omar Khayam gonna come on?!' Seventy year old lady without the first clue about cricket an even she loved him! Genius.
Very nice compilation. I am in awww. This is talent. Other than Abdul Qadir's variations, I absolutely love the trajectory of his Leg breaks. Most of his victims were lured into playing an aggressive shot. Even the keeper couldn't pick his Leg break from the Googly.. What a great asset to Cricket. *
When Quadir was playing, at that time the front foot LBW rule was not there, as a decade ago it was brought in practice and many spinners got more wickets. But if that rule was there in his time he would have got more wickets.
إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعون. اللہ پاک عبدالقادر کو جنت الفردوس میں اعلی مقام عطا فرمائے آمین اور تمام لواحقین کو صبر جمیل عطا فرمائے آمین
May Allah be pleased with Abdul Qadir. Rip. I have watched him playing cricket. We loved his dodgy style of bowling and used to copy him. Great bowler of his time.
These compilation videos you put together are fantastic, Rob. In some ways Qadir is an even more enjoyable bowler to watch than Warne, with the massive turn on his googly and all that finger-licking and the way he bounced to the crease. Great fun.
The gentleman didn't get a single lbw wicket on the front foot as the same wasn't the rule at that point of time!! This is unlike the great Shane Warne etc, hence, he was the only king of his domain!!
feel fortunate to have been watched most of his matches against India. among the legends, he is one of the factors which helped me maintain my interest in watching spin bowling. a fantastic entertainer in the field with his unique run up and action which was tailor-made for his great persona. pray for his soul to rest in peace. miss him.
Abdul Qadir for me is a genious of cricket....I mean right handed leg spinning was in down fall that is until he come along.... He was a character on its own...I remember never seen Qadir taking a catch and not falling on the ground....hahaha....His bowling action was a bit unorthodox and like one Pakistani comedian said as if he would come to wicket to deliver as if he was dancing... Thank you Rob Moody...
After Chandrasekhar it was Abdul Qadir who had mastered the art of leg spin and became the role model for Shane Warne and Anil Kumble and the rare breed of LEG SPINNERS.
It is interesting to see the reaction of Abdul Qadir and the team. No celebration, no jumping up and down after taking a wicket. One person that is almost always not mentioned is Wasim Bari. He was probably the greatest wicket keeper in Pakistan test history. A below average batsman but a superb keeper and it can be seen in this video.
Yes Qadir average was 32 but in 80s. Do not compare him with today's spin bowlers. Cricket become different since than. 32 average in 80s for a spinner is excellent.
Compared to Warne, Qadir didn't quite have the control. Warne was uncanny in his ability to bowl on a spot, an amazing feat considering how difficult wrist spin is. But Qadir had beautiful flight and curve, and could spin the ball prodigiously. Most of all, his googly was in a class of its own.
I was at queue at Heathrow back in 1984 saw the maestro in queue,looked at him couldn’t believe my eyes but still wasn’t sure it was him and got bit of courage and asked him are you who I am thinking about and he smiled said what you are thinking I am that in Urdu May allah shower him with goodness of heaven Ameen
I was always under the assumption that he could bowl all the big variations of the day - topspinner and the flipper. Had two different kinds of wrong'un as well.
Who is here after the maestro Abdul Qadir passed away .... May his soul Rest in peace
Me ap kahan se how
Me.
Legend!
Me
Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un
@@realpakistani8530 prithvi se
RIP Abdul Qadir. I vaguely remember watching him play in the late 80’s. On a side note, good to see Steve Smith has improved his batting 13:44
Who is watching his performance after his death news? Like for legendary Abdul Qadir May his soul rest in peace
me
don't forget to say "inna lillahay wa inna liayhay raj'oon"
Aun Ali I didn’t mean to something else if you read my comment carefully I said “like for legendary Abdul Qadir” it doesn’t mean you only like my comment you can like this video that’s only a tribute for this legend
Rip
AAMEN
I would say he is the magician of leg spin , googly, flipper, top spin. His bowling action was very special. We used to copy his action
He had arguably the best googly among all leg spinners till date.
the thing which is need to be noted that , his reaction after taking wickets. how decent and graceful personality
In those days cricket was still a gentlemen sports. You will see most of the times Imran khan used to walk off if he has nicked it before umpire gave him out.
Umair, u r right
Who is here after his dead
Rip sir 😔😔
Damn this guy is an OG, got some gangsta swag, may Allah be pleased with him.
Legendary Cricketer #AbdulQadir is Dead. I Was Just Watching Him Yesterday on Tv 😕
One of the greatest leg break bowlers, a charmer, up front & a brazen analyst. May Allah rests his soul in peace. (Ameen) 😢
When I was growing up during the 83-84 series between Australia, Pakistan and West indies, as a spectator I was more afraid of Abdul Qadir than any of the West Indian quicks.
I met Qadir in 1997 in Lahore. He is a very down to earth guy. He was kind enough to share his bowling method. Unlike conventional leg spin bowling grip where the bowlers have two fingers up & two down. Qadir's grip was three fingers on one side of the ball & the index finger on the other side of the ball. So he used his wrist and the last three fingers to impart the spin on the ball. He never had a coach & taught himself the art of leg spin. To me he is the uncrowned king of spin.
That's a great loss.. He was a legend.. RIP Qadir Sir... God Bless and Lots of Love to his Family.. :(
how is his death a loss? its not like he was playing and suddenly he is dead! so whoa!
A loss to the world.
Watching all this old coverage reminds me how great cricket was... and also makes me wanna light up a cigarette... mmmm Benson and Hedges
@@Ashesapzai how do you know so much about smoking? Just kidding
Why not?? We all know smoking is good for you and makes you a great athlete!!! 🤣🤣
Thanks for this. For me in Australia, the greatest TV cricket watching highlight was Abdul Qadir. The guy could turn a ball 90 degrees.
Although I was not even born when he played, got to hear a lot of stories of his brilliance from my parents, RIP Legend
Just for the love of cricket and for Qadir sir ,Im watching this ..I was lucky enough to meet him in an exhibition match between Ind and Pak ,when I was in cricket academy academy in Patna
very difficult bowler legend Abdul qadir Allah in ko jinnat mai jaga aur in ki family ko sabar dai ham sab ko jana hai aik din
80,s. 90,s. I was crazy for cricket, these commentary voice, takes my teen age times.
Who is Here After A Legendary Spinner Is No More With Us 😢
May Allah Rest His Soul
Love from India and his soul rest in peace. He is the true example for classic leg spin and googly deliveries. Since 1986 I watched his play, when I was 6th standard and we bought new TV. In 1989-90 Sachin hit 4 sixes against Qadir in pakistan, I watched live match. That innings made Sachin the hero.
Umesha Nomad
Dud that was a Friendly played in Peshawar or may be in Krachi . . During the match the Great Abdul Qadir had some words with Sachin and given him some tips and then after Sachin learned and hits sixes .. First 2 hits sixes , then dropped his catch , then sachin was hit one more six . 3 sixes in a raw.
The bowler that made the leg spinners believe in their abilities. He inspired many generation spinners. A legend.
Khuda ki roshni tha ye insaan. A true gentleman.
RIP Abdul ji appko pura pakistan aur pura hindustan yaad rkhega... app sada yaad rahoge...
Brother Adbul has departed from the earth and I miss you. Ouch. Abdul was the great cricket spin bowler.
Teacher of Shane Warne..
Great Legend (RIP)
No big celebrations,was a down to earth guy,an amazing bowler.Just loved his action
End of an era. A person who is loved and respected by one and all..no affiliations to any nationality . A true global legend.. There is no one like him and there will be no one ever after..please do. not ever try to compare
Abdul Qadir the great cricketer of 80's...
May the Allah rest him in heaven.
A true magician proud of Pakistan may Allah rest his soul in peace
He added magic whenever he played. Winning or losing was not important. Its so sad that he passed away. Very sorely missed. He had a cricket academy in Lahore.
Legendary leg spinner and wonderful gentleman.
Tribute from india
A true magician and a sportsman in true sense ...RIP
18:30 Hats off to Javed Miandad. Imagine standing that close to Viv Richard's bat with a spinner operating! That is guts.
geoff2204 guts or balls
Wonderful compilation, thanks! In his playing days I didn't appreciate his genius but now, watching him bowl is such a joy. Qadir with his slight frame and short height managed to impart prodigious spin to the ball, flummoxing batsmen with his flight, variations and guile. And what an enthusiastic, vibrant character! With his body language you can see that he has a zest for life and enjoys it to the fullest!
Amazing extraordinary style of his own style Qadir ji.. May your soul rest in peace. Loving fan from India
That Jump, that release, the action, the persona. This guy had more swag and style than most of our cricketers today. Wow... respect!
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajioon may Allah Allah give his family sabr ameen
I met Abdul Qadir in 1997. He was a very down to earth guy. I asked him about his grip for his different deliveries. He was generous enough to share his knowledge. After which, I along with some other bowlers got to bowl at him in the nets. A memory that I will cherish forever. He hit some massive sixes. Excellent player. He passed away today Sept 6th, 2019. He will be missed dearly. May he rest in peace.
As a child I use to make my nan sit with me and watch cricket...after a couple of weeks she started asking 'when's that Omar Khayam gonna come on?!' Seventy year old lady without the first clue about cricket an even she loved him! Genius.
Very nice compilation. I am in awww. This is talent. Other than Abdul Qadir's variations, I absolutely love the trajectory of his Leg breaks. Most of his victims were lured into playing an aggressive shot. Even the keeper couldn't pick his Leg break from the Googly.. What a great asset to Cricket.
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Who came here for watching Abdul Qadir death news
Its very hard, to listen, we lost magic bowler of the world,
May Allah blessed you in jannah
Ameen
When Quadir was playing, at that time the front foot LBW rule was not there, as a decade ago it was brought in practice and many spinners got more wickets. But if that rule was there in his time he would have got more wickets.
wrong.. do verify pls
The googlly turn so much and I don’t know his skill till this time. He was real spinner and quality player .
This legend passed away yesterday...May Allah bless him with Jannah
Agreed with comment below. Not only was he brilliant but humble. His lack of celebrations after most of the wickets speaks volumes.
Sir ABDUL QADIR is a brilliant leg spin bowler
Rip
إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعون.
اللہ پاک عبدالقادر کو جنت الفردوس میں اعلی مقام عطا فرمائے آمین اور تمام لواحقین کو صبر جمیل عطا فرمائے آمین
Wow, Abdul qadir had three times dismissals to Viv Richard
RIP Abdul qadir 😢
May Allah be pleased with Abdul Qadir.
Rip.
I have watched him playing cricket.
We loved his dodgy style of bowling and used to copy him.
Great bowler of his time.
I am so sad today. He left us so early. May his soul rest in peace.
Never watched Abdul Qadir skills. Absolute class bowling!
About Abdul qadir i should say only in few words.(God of bowling born in circket)
He's my grandfather and he's great
Wao
Rip
ALLAH Pak Jannat Ul Firdos mein Alaa Maqaam Ataa Farmaye🤲❤️
These compilation videos you put together are fantastic, Rob. In some ways Qadir is an even more enjoyable bowler to watch than Warne, with the massive turn on his googly and all that finger-licking and the way he bounced to the crease. Great fun.
The gentleman didn't get a single lbw wicket on the front foot as the same wasn't the rule at that point of time!! This is unlike the great Shane Warne etc, hence, he was the only king of his domain!!
A golden era of wicket keepers.
How many of you come after the death of ABDUL KADIR ?
Hit like
I just started searching his videos after I heard the news of his death
May his soul rest in peace. Legend.
Shankar Hariharan ameen
Chup kutte
Really a legend and genius player. May his soul rest in Peace and may Allah sprinkle His countless blessings on Abdul Qadir...
If you can make Viv Richards looks stupid, you've got to be special..
THRICE
Inna lillahi VA inna ilehe ranjiaun may ALLAH swt blessed your soul in jannah 💔😭
Abdul Qadir was the greatest leg spinner
Gone to the cricket pitch in the sky. RIP Abdul Qadir
Legend, my fav spinner
Rip Sir Qadir
Respect from India
How to get Steve Smith out @ 13:00.
RIP Abdul Qadir. I was a kid around that time and really enjoyed the cricket back then. What an action.
What an elegant run up and bowling action. I use to emulate him in my childhood but unfortunately didn't have his talent or elegance.
feel fortunate to have been watched most of his matches against India. among the legends, he is one of the factors which helped me maintain my interest in watching spin bowling. a fantastic entertainer in the field with his unique run up and action which was tailor-made for his great persona. pray for his soul to rest in peace. miss him.
Remember watching him in 80's he was famous for his googlies
An awesome bowler, a great human and a legend of spin bowling of the pre-Warne era
آہ قادر بھائ اللہ پاک آپ کو اعلیٰ مقام عطا فرماے
Abdul Qadir for me is a genious of cricket....I mean right handed leg spinning was in down fall that is until he come along....
He was a character on its own...I remember never seen Qadir taking a catch and not falling on the ground....hahaha....His bowling action was a bit unorthodox and like one Pakistani comedian said as if he would come to wicket to deliver as if he was dancing...
Thank you Rob Moody...
RIP SIR, love from India.
This is awesome spin bowling. Pakistan at their very best!
The #Father Of All Spin Ball #LegendAbdulQadir❤️🙏
After Chandrasekhar it was Abdul Qadir who had mastered the art of leg spin and became the role model for Shane Warne and Anil Kumble and the rare breed of LEG SPINNERS.
he was the coach of Shane warne
thats what i want to tell those people. who r saying warne is better
U r right
No @Umar Munir, of course not literally.
It is interesting to see the reaction of Abdul Qadir and the team. No celebration, no jumping up and down after taking a wicket. One person that is almost always not mentioned is Wasim Bari. He was probably the greatest wicket keeper in Pakistan test history. A below average batsman but a superb keeper and it can be seen in this video.
Thought exactly the same while watching this. A great all round keeper too. Equally adept to pace, seam or spin.
Rob Moody and Rob Linda, two of my favorite persons on you tube...Thank you both of you....
Who are all here after hearing the news, passing away of the legendary bowler Abdul Qadir ! RIP
I must say the wicket-keeping was very good!
Warne has his own class and lucky enough because in late 80 or 90... Umpires didn't give LBW on front foot.
Pakistan was a strong all round team in the 80's and 90's.
Qadir was a genius bowler. Had he played for India he would have taken more than 400 wickets. He was an entertaining bowler for the crowd.
Rip sir from India 🇮🇳
Yes Qadir average was 32 but in 80s. Do not compare him with today's spin bowlers. Cricket become different since than. 32 average in 80s for a spinner is excellent.
QADIR - THE LEGEND
He was a different bowler a magician a game changer.most of the time he turned the table for Pakistan.
Awesome compilation rob, you should be inducted into the ICC Cricket hall of fame for services to cricket.
You won’t be forgotten Qadir sb. A true legend.
So glad that This Channel had the clip of him!
Compared to Warne, Qadir didn't quite have the control. Warne was uncanny in his ability to bowl on a spot, an amazing feat considering how difficult wrist spin is. But Qadir had beautiful flight and curve, and could spin the ball prodigiously. Most of all, his googly was in a class of its own.
yea he also did some kind of steroid or surgery for his wrist did warne so yea...
+Zeeshan Rana Warne is certainly well-known to this day for giving his wrist a good workout...
geoff2204 imagine qadir giving his wrists that kinda "workout" ...
such as
Forgetting to pitch and turn the ball.
Total quality. Massively underrated bowler.
Respect YOU From Bangladesh
Rana Ahmed great respect to Bangladesh back from Pakistan
Awesome video, Qadir had great variety
I was at queue at Heathrow back in 1984 saw the maestro in queue,looked at him couldn’t believe my eyes but still wasn’t sure it was him and got bit of courage and asked him are you who I am thinking about and he smiled said what you are thinking I am that in Urdu
May allah shower him with goodness of heaven Ameen
Abdul qadir best bolwer world 🌎 of 🤗💯💯❣️🤗💯❣️🇵🇰
Amazing leggie.With only 2 deliveries he causes mayhem.Amazing flight and control.
I was always under the assumption that he could bowl all the big variations of the day - topspinner and the flipper. Had two different kinds of wrong'un as well.
what a great compilation. Most of it is TOTALLY NEW to me and most others on here I guess. His googlies are OUTSTANDING
He was the true magician of spin bowling
Nice bowling Col Gaddafi!
Dr of googly bowlin.. Aka qadir googly.... Simply legend ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️