What?
I now remember it's Kuldeep Yadav. I routinely confuse myself with North Indian surnames like Pandey, Yadav, Shukla, Sharma and etc.
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The balls of the century
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I now remember it's Kuldeep Yadav. I routinely confuse myself with North Indian surnames like Pandey, Yadav, Shukla, Sharma and etc.
ankitj
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I guess you confuse Amit, Rahul, Rohit, Abhishek too
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ankitj
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The balls of the century, No. 10: Shane Warne to VVS Laxman
Sometimes even a stock delivery can look spectacular (and change the course of a series)
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stephen
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I'm just surprised there's footage of Warne dismissing an Indian batsman
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Man, such an meh Warne delivery to pick. VVS played that uncharaceristically poorly. Couldve had about half a dozen from the 05 ashes ahead of this one.
honestbharani
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You guys don't get it. Warne defeating an Indian batsman only happens once in a century.
It amazes me how well the Indian team played Warne, yes they were good players of spin but so were Sri Lanka and Pakistan, yet they did struggle against him. West Indies is another country after India which neutralized the Warne threat whenever they played Australia.
ImpatientLime
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The balls of the century, No. 9: Andrew Flintoff to Ricky Ponting
An allrounder in his prime against a world-class batsman under pressure to protect his team's No. 1 status
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as an 18 year old who was only used to watching england not just get beaten, but humiliated and trodden into the dirt by australia this felt seismic.
watching their best batsman having to use every ounce of his will and skill to see out the over and ultimately be undone by a brute of a final delivery.
honestbharani
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yeah Ponting seemed to have a type, didn't he? Tall bowler who can bring the ball in from a hard length and get disconcerting bounce. Funny how Ponting will forever be remembered for being the batsman at the other end for this over and THAT spell by Ishant.
stephen
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Nah Warne was gun against the West Indies except really in that horror 1999 series where he was completely unfit to play.
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The balls of the century, No. 15: Andrew Flintoff to Jacques Kallis
When fast is furious
This entire over was classic Flintoff TBH. Furious working over.
I regularly watch both of these and they just never fail to give me goosebumpsThe balls of the century, No. 9: Andrew Flintoff to Ricky Ponting
An allrounder in his prime against a world-class batsman under pressure to protect his team's No. 1 status
as an 18 year old who was only used to watching england not just get beaten, but humiliated and trodden into the dirt by australia this felt seismic.
watching their best batsman having to use every ounce of his will and skill to see out the over and ultimately be undone by a brute of a final delivery.
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Jones almost takes it above his head despite it being pitched relatively full. Absolutely vicious delivery.
Migara
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We were not that bad against Warne. Warne took a bucket load o lower order wickets against us, and then that ill fated 2003/4 tour happened. Not as good as India, but way better than Pakistan.