viv was outstanding. if he was around in this era with mediocre bowling attacks and short boundaries and flat wickets his average would be substantially higher than sachins
Bloody hell Lenny, what are you doing? And that umpire was so quick on the calls I'm surprised Viv didn't stepladder a few of those, but why bother reaching when you've got the talent to swivel and hook them off the badge of that cap like he used to. Slips cordon are starving, get on with it Lenny. Who was the poor bugger who had to bowl the over after Lenny tried "Mental disintegration" on I.V.A Richards?
@sportingchallenge Dude......Boon anyday man, ANY DAY. The guy was a legend, look at his record man, shits all over Marsh. The mighty WI had deep respect for Boon. Also, go watch all his tons on my channel.
@sportingchallenge Yeah Bradman was a total asshole. I'll take Ian Chappell's stance on this one. I respect Bradman's record, but as a person you barely hear anything good about him.
richards is simply the greatest, most destructive batsman i've ever seen playing -- bar none. (and i first saw sachin in the early '90s playing league cricket in india).
sachin wasn't fit to carry this guys box. Viv Richards destroyed some of the best bowlers and was intimidating. He won so many matches batting second or hitting match winning innings. Look at sachin's centuries they mean absolute nothing but are mere world records. He has made so many centuries batting first but the games ending in tame draws.
From 31 matches having an ave of 58.58 in an era of no helmets during pro-bowler times? aside from rob, viv is also another god!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ps - tendulkar's first match consisted of facing all bouncers from akram during his first over in international test cricket. then, it got pro-batsmen like.
@gokulsreeragam Viv, gooch, gavaskar, gooch, miandad played in era when number of bouncers bowled in one over is unlimited. Sachin played in era when only one or two bouncers are allowed in an over.
Gavaskar and Vishwanath are better batsmen compared to Sachin. Statistics alone cannot make greatness. The real greatness lies in travelling path which was less travelled by others. In that sense Viv,Gavaskar, Greg, Gooch, Mianded are better than Tendo, lara, Hayden, Ponting,Gilchrist
@gokulsreeragam Viv, gooch, gavaskar, gooch, miandad played in era when number of bouncers bowled in one over is unlimited. Sachin played in era when only one or two bouncers are allowed in an over.
Gavaskar and Vishwanath are better batsmen compared to Sachin. Statistics alone cannot make greatness. The real greatness lies in travelling path which was less travelled by others. In that sense Viv,Gavaskar, Greg, Gooch, Mianded are better than Tendo, lara, Hayden, Ponting, Gilchrist
hahahahaha.......good reply, rob! also, you think you can upload an innings by viv which you think is your personal best? only if you can, if not no biggie. thanks for the video homie!!!!!
Sure, there are batsmen who have more runs, more centuries, and higher averages, but what the stats don't tell you is the way he utterly murdered attacks with sheer grace and power. Many great batsmen have played the game, and a few will be remembered by the stats as being greater than Viv, and that's fair enough. All I'm saying is that no other batsman had such an array of shots, orthodox and unorthodox, and on his day, he was the greatest.
@whouster For sure. I'd rather watch a Viv 60 than a Sachin 100. The problem is 99% of Sachin fans weren't even alive during Viv's career so they are uneducated!
@gokulsreeragam Yep, 2 famous incidents- Rodney Hogg in 1979, and Greg Chappell in 1978, and one less famous one in domestic WI cricket, one of the WI fast bowlers hit him in the early 80's.
@robelinda2 In the initial days Sachin did provide some glimpses but later he was not able to dominate bowlings the way Viv managed. With all respect and admiration for Sachin I agree I have never seen anyone get on top of all type of bowlers like Viv.
@robelinda2 THE PROBLEM WITH THE INDIANS IS THEY WILL NEVER ACCEPT THAT ALTHOUGH SACHIN HAS EVERY RECORD IN THE BOOK JUST ASK THE GREAT BOWLERS OF THE 70'S AND 80'S AND THEY WILL TELL YOU HOE GOOD VIV WAS. HE WAS THAT GOOD HE WOULD MAKE 60 OR 70 THEN ENTERTAIN THE CROWD, GET OUT AND LET GARNER, HOLDING AND MARSHALL MOP UP THE OPPOSITION!!!
@yahudidushman Sachin hasn't got every record in the book. He holds hardly any records. Highest score in test cricket? Lara. Highest score in first class cricket? Lara. Highest average in test cricket? Bradman. Highest score by an Indian? Sehwag. Second highest score by an Indian? Sehwag. Third highest score by an Indian? Laxman. I think Sachin has the record for being dismissed the most amount of times in test matches though!
@robelinda2 i wouldnt compare those two mate! it would be like having to choose between becker and sampras. having watched cricket since 81, id say sachin is pure class while viv is... well, viv is viv, no words can do justice to what he is.
@robelinda2 Certainly, Richards was more destructive than Sachin, but he would get out more often in 60s than Sachin which would mean that the team is at a disadvantage, more so if Richards was part of a weaker team.
@robelinda2 The problem is you dont know your cricket. Have you sat with a statistician and worked out sachin's fans' age group? NO. He started playing in 89 so his fans have been around a while and seems are more educated than you.
@robelinda2 Sachin is the best batsman ever, thats includes bradman. Did donald play over 23 years in 6 continents? Enough said. Learn your cricket first.
@muaythairaja You're not even considering the numerous allrounders that are/were perfectly capable of both, whilst your Sachin is good at stacking up personal records and letting his team down when it really matters. What did he recently do in Australia? Scraping tens and twenties when the team needed him more than ever. You think he gives a shit? He's waiting to stack his next century but failed so far. No wonder your breath smells like his crusty ass. He's supposed to be legend.
@ZMorpheus He is a legend, fine he failed this time in australia, everyone fails. You're clearly a filthy homo getting close enough to smell my breath, stay away fag or I'll blow your brains out with my trusted .45
@muaythairaja Sachin hasnt got a fucking clue, deal with it. He is scared shitless of facing the media in case they ask him a question about ANYTHING and he will shit his pants right there and then. What a pathetic loser.
@muaythairaja dude get the fuck over the fact that sachin is a fucking flop now. whoe the fuck givs a shit if u got a fucking .45 u probably wank over it along with all ur little photos of fucking sachin. Bradan was a million times better a player that that short fuck homo all u indians wanna hump
@muaythairaja Calm down shitbreath, it's basically in everyones face; so at the end of the day u're the culprit fag. Anyhow, I'm surprised u're still able to talk. Has ur tongue awoken from hibernation up Tendulkar's ass? Cause surely he ain't performing as claimed.. Your Legend, Flopdulkar = Fail. Your trusted .45 = Below average sized, indian weenus. No wonder you're f*cking angry. First you get born with a pityful dick, then your Quatro Legends of Fail get stuck in whitewash.
@muaythairaja hahah! What a shit argument. Have you ever watched cricket IN YOUR LIFE? HOW ABOUT MATHS? 99 is better than some pathetic 55 average, even Kallis averages 57. SACHIN = FLOP = SHIT CUNT.
@whouster on his day or not on his day i would give anything to watch this guy swagger over to the pitch with total disregard for the situation of the match and play his game. I feel bad that i missed this great batsman playing or rather toying with the bowlers. Great respect.
Look at how the master operates in the end. A beautiful leg-cutter to draw the batsman into the stroke and defeat him. That's the way to build pressure; not by bowling no-balls so high that the batsman couldn't reach them with a step ladder.
The best bouncers ought to be rising steeply from a length and around the rib-cage/throat area. He can't pull with comfort, can't duck quickly enough and is in trouble if he fends it off. Lillee and Thommo were masters of that.
@SFleming134 Stats would only reveal so much. If statsguru had all the answers, qualified statisticians would have replaced true cricketing connoisseurs long ago.
@SFleming134 Viv messed it up in the last few years but 69 50+ knocks out of 182 is pretty damn consistent. The only place he lagged was in the conversion rate from 50s to 100s.
@anoop3301 all those are stats no one cared about back in the day. today we have several means of gauging a batsman. just think back to the day when gauging performance was whether or not you could survive a stint in the middle without breaking a bone or two. viv is the man.
Well Viv Richards was a great batsman...But i don't thnk he was as consistent as the likes of Sachin, Ricky Ponting, Kallis, Dravid or Lara...He had a wonderful year in 1976 in which he blasted all the bowling attacks..But Viv Richards would never match these guys...He was destructive though but not as classy as the legends mentioned above...
@SFleming134 If you take out 1976, he averaged 45 in test cricket which is not all that great, but still very good. But still one would give credit to Viv because he rarely cared about numbers and they hardly mattered since he was part of such a great team.Really, among the above batsmen, only Sachin and Lara were in the same class as Viv. Ponting has an inferior away record in test cricket where as Kallis and Dravid are essentially grafters(though damn good in that)
Ian chappell narrates this incident in the Legend Of Cricket tribute video. After Lenny pascoe had bowled 3 bouncers in a row, Umpire Max O' Connell said to him that those were enough, To which Viv replied, '' DONT STOP HIM MAX''. King VIV - A CLASS APART.
@vindaisatossermini2 While this passage of play is great, one of the most fearsome battles was witnessed in Barbados, 1977. When Viv and Thommo locked horns and the latter bowled his fastest spell since his injury-forced layoff.
It's fascinating stuff. I'll send you a URL in my pm.
jeez his avg was 58.58!! O.o yeah i rememembered lara's odi avg was 48 when he completed his 145th odi later it ended up with 40.. :/ cz he had to do things all alone .
I think this is from Adelaide 1979/1980. Pascoe played in the tests in 81/82 as well though, so I'm not certain. I remember a comment from Ian Chappell on this passage - about how a batsman could also intimidate a bowler. The umpire apparently told Pascoe to stop bowling bouncers, but Richards told him not to worry.
viv was outstanding. if he was around in this era with mediocre bowling attacks and short boundaries and flat wickets his average would be substantially higher than sachins
suharshsinha1 1 week ago
@sportingchallenge If they let him edit the Bible (not Wisden, the other one) I'd take up religion.
Doccaau 3 weeks ago
Bloody hell Lenny, what are you doing? And that umpire was so quick on the calls I'm surprised Viv didn't stepladder a few of those, but why bother reaching when you've got the talent to swivel and hook them off the badge of that cap like he used to. Slips cordon are starving, get on with it Lenny. Who was the poor bugger who had to bowl the over after Lenny tried "Mental disintegration" on I.V.A Richards?
Doccaau 3 weeks ago
@sportingchallenge LEGEND BEYOND LEGEND. Best author out there.
robelinda2 1 month ago 2
@sportingchallenge mine doesn't work anymore, I loved them when I was starting year 7
bulltiger18 1 month ago
@sportingchallenge yes even assholes turn into top blokes after death.
bulltiger18 1 month ago
@sportingchallenge Dude......Boon anyday man, ANY DAY. The guy was a legend, look at his record man, shits all over Marsh. The mighty WI had deep respect for Boon. Also, go watch all his tons on my channel.
robelinda2 1 month ago
@robelinda2 BOONY ARMY, BOONY ARMY
bulltiger18 1 month ago
@sportingchallenge Yeah Bradman was a total asshole. I'll take Ian Chappell's stance on this one. I respect Bradman's record, but as a person you barely hear anything good about him.
robelinda2 1 month ago
Nice one! Lenny Pascoe seems to have a modern day counterpart in Dilhara Fernando when it comes to no balls ;-)
vvikramraj 1 month ago
sachin is nowhere near sir viv and i'm a huge sachin fan.
gmoturu 1 month ago
the most amazing thing he doesn't wear a helmet!!!
one of the all time greats and I can't think of anything other than racism motivating the bowler to keep up this nonsense
pkr3000 2 months ago
richards is simply the greatest, most destructive batsman i've ever seen playing -- bar none. (and i first saw sachin in the early '90s playing league cricket in india).
kcalamur 2 months ago
im an aussie....viv was the best ever
TheThetechnician 3 months ago
wow.. all these no balls; spot fixing anyone ?????
aksvinz2 3 months ago 2
I still idolize this guy, he played when cricket was great and not the pale safety conscious precious game it is now.
hlife39 3 months ago
simply the greatest batsmen ever to walk to a crease bar none !! the games not about stats he was sublime a master !!
bradpittyay 3 months ago
sachin wasn't fit to carry this guys box. Viv Richards destroyed some of the best bowlers and was intimidating. He won so many matches batting second or hitting match winning innings. Look at sachin's centuries they mean absolute nothing but are mere world records. He has made so many centuries batting first but the games ending in tame draws.
yahudidushman 4 months ago
You tell 'em Richie !
eydiot909 4 months ago
i recall a muhammad sami overin 2004 against BD which lasted 17 balls (6 wides, 5 no balls) ... this over seems close enough
parshiwal887 5 months ago
From 31 matches having an ave of 58.58 in an era of no helmets during pro-bowler times? aside from rob, viv is also another god!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ps - tendulkar's first match consisted of facing all bouncers from akram during his first over in international test cricket. then, it got pro-batsmen like.
dilkashh 5 months ago
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@gokulsreeragam Viv, gooch, gavaskar, gooch, miandad played in era when number of bouncers bowled in one over is unlimited. Sachin played in era when only one or two bouncers are allowed in an over.
Gavaskar and Vishwanath are better batsmen compared to Sachin. Statistics alone cannot make greatness. The real greatness lies in travelling path which was less travelled by others. In that sense Viv,Gavaskar, Greg, Gooch, Mianded are better than Tendo, lara, Hayden, Ponting,Gilchrist
svgkm 5 months ago
@gokulsreeragam Viv, gooch, gavaskar, gooch, miandad played in era when number of bouncers bowled in one over is unlimited. Sachin played in era when only one or two bouncers are allowed in an over.
Gavaskar and Vishwanath are better batsmen compared to Sachin. Statistics alone cannot make greatness. The real greatness lies in travelling path which was less travelled by others. In that sense Viv,Gavaskar, Greg, Gooch, Mianded are better than Tendo, lara, Hayden, Ponting, Gilchrist
svgkm 5 months ago
Look on Richie's face was enough!
RICHTAYL 5 months ago
Love that on drive around 1.55.
HeartfeltDawn 5 months ago
I would hate to face Viv when i was coming in to bowl.. Just hate it
krishm16 6 months ago
The master blaster!
ryn105 6 months ago
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
TomAraya23 6 months ago
@robelinda2
hahahahaha.......good reply, rob! also, you think you can upload an innings by viv which you think is your personal best? only if you can, if not no biggie. thanks for the video homie!!!!!
dilkashh 6 months ago
Sure, there are batsmen who have more runs, more centuries, and higher averages, but what the stats don't tell you is the way he utterly murdered attacks with sheer grace and power. Many great batsmen have played the game, and a few will be remembered by the stats as being greater than Viv, and that's fair enough. All I'm saying is that no other batsman had such an array of shots, orthodox and unorthodox, and on his day, he was the greatest.
whouster 6 months ago 30
@whouster For sure. I'd rather watch a Viv 60 than a Sachin 100. The problem is 99% of Sachin fans weren't even alive during Viv's career so they are uneducated!
robelinda2 6 months ago 23
@robelinda2 Has Viv Richards ever been hit on the head by a bouncer?
gokulsreeragam 5 months ago 3
@gokulsreeragam Yep, 2 famous incidents- Rodney Hogg in 1979, and Greg Chappell in 1978, and one less famous one in domestic WI cricket, one of the WI fast bowlers hit him in the early 80's.
robelinda2 5 months ago 2
@robelinda2 thank you.. Yet he chose not to wear a helmet...Wow!
gokulsreeragam 5 months ago
@robelinda2 I think the only time he wore a helmet was in a domestic match. Not sure if that is correct.
Bareilykobans 4 months ago
@robelinda2 Who was the WI fast bowler that hit him in the early 80s? Where did you find that information?
yuck4u 4 months ago
@yuck4u It was in his book, can't remember which bowler.
robelinda2 4 months ago
@robelinda2 In the initial days Sachin did provide some glimpses but later he was not able to dominate bowlings the way Viv managed. With all respect and admiration for Sachin I agree I have never seen anyone get on top of all type of bowlers like Viv.
Bareilykobans 4 months ago
@robelinda2 THE PROBLEM WITH THE INDIANS IS THEY WILL NEVER ACCEPT THAT ALTHOUGH SACHIN HAS EVERY RECORD IN THE BOOK JUST ASK THE GREAT BOWLERS OF THE 70'S AND 80'S AND THEY WILL TELL YOU HOE GOOD VIV WAS. HE WAS THAT GOOD HE WOULD MAKE 60 OR 70 THEN ENTERTAIN THE CROWD, GET OUT AND LET GARNER, HOLDING AND MARSHALL MOP UP THE OPPOSITION!!!
yahudidushman 4 months ago
@yahudidushman Sachin hasn't got every record in the book. He holds hardly any records. Highest score in test cricket? Lara. Highest score in first class cricket? Lara. Highest average in test cricket? Bradman. Highest score by an Indian? Sehwag. Second highest score by an Indian? Sehwag. Third highest score by an Indian? Laxman. I think Sachin has the record for being dismissed the most amount of times in test matches though!
JTyes 1 month ago
@robelinda2
You are allowed to have your opinion but it is dumb to compare people of different generations
TheEuphony69 3 months ago
@robelinda2 i wouldnt compare those two mate! it would be like having to choose between becker and sampras. having watched cricket since 81, id say sachin is pure class while viv is... well, viv is viv, no words can do justice to what he is.
vaadaenmacchi 2 months ago
@vaadaenmacchi very very true and rightly put
anoop3301 1 month ago
@robelinda2 Certainly, Richards was more destructive than Sachin, but he would get out more often in 60s than Sachin which would mean that the team is at a disadvantage, more so if Richards was part of a weaker team.
anoop3301 1 month ago
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@robelinda2 The problem is you dont know your cricket. Have you sat with a statistician and worked out sachin's fans' age group? NO. He started playing in 89 so his fans have been around a while and seems are more educated than you.
muaythairaja 1 month ago
@muaythairaja WTF? Yeah EVERY Sachin fan started watching cricket in 1989. I AWARD YOU 'YOUTUBE'S DUMBFUCK COMMENT OF THE DAY'.
robelinda2 1 month ago
@robelinda2 Sachin is the best batsman ever, thats includes bradman. Did donald play over 23 years in 6 continents? Enough said. Learn your cricket first.
muaythairaja 1 month ago
@muaythairaja You're not even considering the numerous allrounders that are/were perfectly capable of both, whilst your Sachin is good at stacking up personal records and letting his team down when it really matters. What did he recently do in Australia? Scraping tens and twenties when the team needed him more than ever. You think he gives a shit? He's waiting to stack his next century but failed so far. No wonder your breath smells like his crusty ass. He's supposed to be legend.
ZMorpheus 1 month ago
@ZMorpheus He is a legend, fine he failed this time in australia, everyone fails. You're clearly a filthy homo getting close enough to smell my breath, stay away fag or I'll blow your brains out with my trusted .45
muaythairaja 1 month ago
@muaythairaja Sachin hasnt got a fucking clue, deal with it. He is scared shitless of facing the media in case they ask him a question about ANYTHING and he will shit his pants right there and then. What a pathetic loser.
robelinda2 1 month ago
@muaythairaja and no, not everyone fails. BRADMAN didnt fail.
robelinda2 1 month ago
@robelinda2 he did in his last innings...
but seriously Rob, learn your cricket first...clearly you're just a Bradman fanboy who started watching cricket in 1928
shutuprafa 1 month ago
@shutuprafa hah!!! I actually fuckin hate Bradman, but i hate dimwit uneducated fuckwit homeless asswipe madarchod Sachin fans even more.
robelinda2 1 month ago 2
@robelinda2 India...the only place where you can be uneducated and homeless, and still access YouTube
shutuprafa 1 month ago
@shutuprafa and have an IQ of 148. Yet still piss in the river and wash your clothes at the same time afterwards.
robelinda2 1 month ago
@robelinda2 and bathe in it too...but it doesn't matter...cuz it's holy piss
shutuprafa 1 month ago
@robelinda2 LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
kssjp191 1 month ago
@shutuprafa LOLZOSAOSDNSOKNMOKSMAPOSASLALSOLOLOLOLOL
kssjp191 1 month ago
@robelinda2 what a legend... you even know Indian swears :')
kssjp191 1 month ago
@muaythairaja dude get the fuck over the fact that sachin is a fucking flop now. whoe the fuck givs a shit if u got a fucking .45 u probably wank over it along with all ur little photos of fucking sachin. Bradan was a million times better a player that that short fuck homo all u indians wanna hump
99TJS1 1 month ago
@muaythairaja Calm down shitbreath, it's basically in everyones face; so at the end of the day u're the culprit fag. Anyhow, I'm surprised u're still able to talk. Has ur tongue awoken from hibernation up Tendulkar's ass? Cause surely he ain't performing as claimed.. Your Legend, Flopdulkar = Fail. Your trusted .45 = Below average sized, indian weenus. No wonder you're f*cking angry. First you get born with a pityful dick, then your Quatro Legends of Fail get stuck in whitewash.
ZMorpheus 1 month ago
@ZMorpheus MWAHAHAHAHAHAH! I like it.
robelinda2 1 month ago
@muaythairaja hahah! What a shit argument. Have you ever watched cricket IN YOUR LIFE? HOW ABOUT MATHS? 99 is better than some pathetic 55 average, even Kallis averages 57. SACHIN = FLOP = SHIT CUNT.
robelinda2 1 month ago
@whouster Except Bradman :)
MrAntiBrent 4 weeks ago
@whouster on his day or not on his day i would give anything to watch this guy swagger over to the pitch with total disregard for the situation of the match and play his game. I feel bad that i missed this great batsman playing or rather toying with the bowlers. Great respect.
rshekdar 1 week ago
Look at how the master operates in the end. A beautiful leg-cutter to draw the batsman into the stroke and defeat him. That's the way to build pressure; not by bowling no-balls so high that the batsman couldn't reach them with a step ladder.
The best bouncers ought to be rising steeply from a length and around the rib-cage/throat area. He can't pull with comfort, can't duck quickly enough and is in trouble if he fends it off. Lillee and Thommo were masters of that.
Imrankniazi 6 months ago
The title of this video should be renamed "Crazy no-ball barrage from Lenny Pascoe" HAAHA!!
madaboutsleep 6 months ago
I hv seen Viv Richards' test match career summary....He wasn't very consistent...
SFleming134 6 months ago 2
@SFleming134 Stats would only reveal so much. If statsguru had all the answers, qualified statisticians would have replaced true cricketing connoisseurs long ago.
Imrankniazi 6 months ago
@Imrankniazi "true cricketing connoisseurs"? LOL what a retarded comment!
muaythairaja 1 month ago
@SFleming134 hater
lenestor 6 months ago
@SFleming134 Viv messed it up in the last few years but 69 50+ knocks out of 182 is pretty damn consistent. The only place he lagged was in the conversion rate from 50s to 100s.
anoop3301 1 month ago
@anoop3301 all those are stats no one cared about back in the day. today we have several means of gauging a batsman. just think back to the day when gauging performance was whether or not you could survive a stint in the middle without breaking a bone or two. viv is the man.
vaadaenmacchi 1 month ago
blistering Viv Richards' straight drive at 1:54
SFleming134 6 months ago
Well Viv Richards was a great batsman...But i don't thnk he was as consistent as the likes of Sachin, Ricky Ponting, Kallis, Dravid or Lara...He had a wonderful year in 1976 in which he blasted all the bowling attacks..But Viv Richards would never match these guys...He was destructive though but not as classy as the legends mentioned above...
SFleming134 6 months ago
@SFleming134 He wasn't as consistent as those you mentioned, no, but to say he wasn't as classy is just utterly ridiculous.
ncf1 6 months ago
@SFleming134 agreed, he was like sehwag. if he stays, he would kill any bowling attack in the world.
niralipvyas 2 months ago
@SFleming134 If you take out 1976, he averaged 45 in test cricket which is not all that great, but still very good. But still one would give credit to Viv because he rarely cared about numbers and they hardly mattered since he was part of such a great team.Really, among the above batsmen, only Sachin and Lara were in the same class as Viv. Ponting has an inferior away record in test cricket where as Kallis and Dravid are essentially grafters(though damn good in that)
anoop3301 1 month ago
Ian chappell narrates this incident in the Legend Of Cricket tribute video. After Lenny pascoe had bowled 3 bouncers in a row, Umpire Max O' Connell said to him that those were enough, To which Viv replied, '' DONT STOP HIM MAX''. King VIV - A CLASS APART.
himankphillaur 6 months ago
I find it hard to imagine how there could be a better passage of play, and by extension, better video than this.
King Vivian.
vindaisatossermini2 6 months ago
@vindaisatossermini2 While this passage of play is great, one of the most fearsome battles was witnessed in Barbados, 1977. When Viv and Thommo locked horns and the latter bowled his fastest spell since his injury-forced layoff.
It's fascinating stuff. I'll send you a URL in my pm.
Imrankniazi 6 months ago
ahhahe. . . just one ball from lillee thr. . but wht theatrics.
adityanaikdesai 6 months ago
i like pascoe's bowling action.
but the bouncers were all roobish.
adityanaikdesai 6 months ago
jeez his avg was 58.58!! O.o yeah i rememembered lara's odi avg was 48 when he completed his 145th odi later it ended up with 40.. :/ cz he had to do things all alone .
imthemess 6 months ago
@imthemess thats nothing he only played 30 odd tests. ponting had an avg of 60 at 9000test runs
nottellingu0 6 months ago
@nottellingu0 Viv is the best batsman for me since bradman he had his own league.. ponting is a class but surely Viv is VIV
imthemess 6 months ago
todays batsman will piss in thier pants if they have to play fast bowlers without halmet .. KING VIV RULES thanks ROBBIE I love u :P
imthemess 6 months ago
@ToeSports WHAT LEGEND WAS THIS SHIT BOWLER? LOL LEGEND IN TOILET MAKING
Come2PaaPaa 6 months ago
And Richards goes, "dont stop him"?
unevenestfall 6 months ago
Is this the one when the umpire tells the bowler not to bowl bouncers ad
unevenestfall 6 months ago
A great video, of course, as always.
jstreete 6 months ago
i remember watching this game as a kid.. Lenny tried everything, absolutely everything he could.
mrbollocks1979 6 months ago
I think this is from Adelaide 1979/1980. Pascoe played in the tests in 81/82 as well though, so I'm not certain. I remember a comment from Ian Chappell on this passage - about how a batsman could also intimidate a bowler. The umpire apparently told Pascoe to stop bowling bouncers, but Richards told him not to worry.
jstreete 6 months ago