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[jtrs]

Dinesh Karthik- 2018 Final Match, Final Over - India vs Bangladesh

 

[jtrs]

12 Runs need Off 1 ball

 

[Daemon]

Who merged this? The Nidahas Trophy deserves it's own thread.

 

[Starfighter]

https://www.youtube.com/user/172Allrounder721

This guy's channel was terminated a day or two ago. Wasn't the best cricket uploader, editing was dodgy as hell and terrible titles but there's a large amount of footage that he had that's now gone into the aether.

 

[trundler]

He was super-biased but I liked all the footage of WI's golden age.

 

[OverratedSanity]

Shame. That channel had loads of gold footage.

 

[Daemon]

Not bad at all from Healy

 

[SeamUp]

Watched this today. Obviously watched the ESPN one's and now watched all these.

Hadlee. Man, what a bowler.

 

[SeamUp]

Love how Clive Rice said above that he focused on his bowling while Hadlee focused on his batting. Easy game this cricket as all-rounders.

 

[vcs]

His exploits with his county were unbelievable.

For Nottinghamshire, on often overgrassed Trent Bridge pitches, he gained some analyses that are remarkable in an era of covered pitches, notably his eight for 22 against Surrey in 1984. He represented Nottinghamshire between 1978 and 1987, but played only three full seasons due to injuries and Test calls. However, his bowling figures for those three seasons were quite remarkable:

1981: 4252 balls, 231 maidens, 1564 runs, 105 wickets for 14.89 each.
1984: 4634 balls, 248 maidens, 1645 runs, 117 wickets for 14.05 each.
1987: 3408 balls, 186 maidens, 1154 runs, 97 wickets for 11.89 each (the lowest average since 1969).

In those three seasons he was voted the PCA Player of the Year by his peers of the Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA). He won The Cricket Society Wetherall Award for the Leading All-Rounder in English First-Class Cricket in 1982, 1984, 1986 and 1987.

In the 1984 county season, Hadlee completed a feat rare in the modern age by doing the county 'double' – scoring 1000 runs and taking 100 wickets in the same season. Hadlee, and his immediate successor at Nottinghamshire Franklyn Stephenson, are the only two players to achieve this feat in English county cricket since the number of county games per season was reduced in 1969. The runs component of the double included Hadlee's highest first class score, 210* in a victory over Middlesex at Lord's. In 1987, his swan song, he narrowly missed the double as Nottinghamshire won the County Championship as they had in 1981. Hadlee's contribution with ball and bat to both and their other triumphs was immense. They next won the championship in 2005 with fellow Kiwi Stephen Fleming in charge.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Hadlee

 

[vcs]

This series is so good.

 

[vcs]

 

[Starfighter]

 

[OverratedSanity]

I have really fond memories of this innings. Was watching it live with a couple of guys who'd never watched cricket before and the moment they saw Lara run down the pitch and smash kaneria out of the ground, they were completely enthralled. That follow through is one of the most glorious sights in cricket history.

 

[Agricultural]

 

[SeamUp]

That is quality. Didn't know this footage was on the net.

 

[SeamUp]

Not everyone's cup of tea but I miss hearing Boycs talk about his stick of rhubarb.

 

[SeamUp]

Robelinda rating his gold like Robelinda does

 

[Agricultural]

One of (if not my very favourite) my favourite KP inning's. Before he played a test. Made mince meat of Australia's attack. Pietersen won so many games for England it was amazing thinking back. Even before he played a test he was winning games. That wasn't happening back then. Different era. Cricket has moved on. But what he did back then was special on many occasions.

 

[Agricultural]

Imperious Warne. I do respect him for how he played. The strain that must have put on his body is incredible. The most intense spinner we will probably ever see. I do not think there will ever be a greatest leg spinner in the history of the game.