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  • SCG - 1993. The World Series 1st Final. On 16th January 1993, the mighty West Indians faced hosts Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground for the first of the best-of-three World Series finals. The Windies posted 239/8, courtesy a battling 67 from the legendary Brian Lara.
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    Identifying the threat posed by pace maestro Curtly Ambrose, the Aussies decided to ruffle the gangly bowler. It was Dean Jones who decided to bite the bullet, suggesting to the umpire that Ambrose should remove his white sweatband.
    #deanjones #legend #deanjonesvscurtly
    With the slightest movement behind the sightscreen affecting the batsman’s rhythm, Jones’s intentions might have been genuine. Ambrose had quite a colourful history with the Australians and more often than not, reserved his best against them.
    After a long chat with Ambrose and West Indies skipper Richie Richardson, the former took off his sweatband. It was mayhem from there, and the Australians were only too familiar with it.
    Jones, recounting the West Indian’s spell, said, “The next three deliveries I faced after Ambrose took off his sweatband were the fastest deliveries I have faced in my life.” The Australian batter also revealed that his teammate Mark Taylor had also given him a hard time about ruffling Ambrose’s feathers, fearing a backlash. "Umpire Prue has a difficult task here: he has to convince Curtly Ambrose, who is six-foot-eight”, said Richie Benaud on air.
    #deanjones #ambrose #sweatband
    Predictably, the statuesque pacer stamped his authority over his opponents with pace and guile, and set up batsmen into making mistakes. Mark Waugh and Ian Healy fought hard but the day once again belonged to Ambrose, who finished with a figures of 5/32. West Indies won the match by 25 runs. His banter with Junior Murray at the end of the game showed how much Ambrose enjoyed dismantling the Aussies. Sledge him at your own peril!

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  • @MihirS84
    @MihirS84 6 лет назад +926

    "Curtly is very interested in Dean Jones' welfare at the moment." @ 2:15 Classic Richie Benaud

    • @ekaurindian6858
      @ekaurindian6858 6 лет назад +21

      gave me a chuckle.

    • @prasaddeshpande8882
      @prasaddeshpande8882 6 лет назад +12

      Mihir S ... Brilliant observation.. classic Richie

    • @BopinTeqnopark
      @BopinTeqnopark 6 лет назад +6

      Please explain what it means as I did not get it. Thank you.

    • @BopinTeqnopark
      @BopinTeqnopark 6 лет назад +5

      @Son of God ok 👌 thank you for making me understand 😊👍

    • @BopinTeqnopark
      @BopinTeqnopark 6 лет назад +9

      @Son of God the beauty of commentary like this is a rare art 🎨. Such talent can be seen in very few of them.

  • @flight_of_phoenix
    @flight_of_phoenix 6 лет назад +1852

    Ambrose is purely a gentleman. He didn't turn abusive or did sledging after being told to remove his sweatband. He took revenge by bowling beautifully. That is the hallmark of a great sportsperson.

    • @srinivaskari
      @srinivaskari 6 лет назад +20

      Totally agree. Today's people tend to be aggressive

    • @ameykanitkar9536
      @ameykanitkar9536 6 лет назад +35

      Agressive? They tend to be cocky, I would say

    • @jddj1112
      @jddj1112 6 лет назад +45

      These Indian. Don’t know who is Ambrose they are saying ishant sharma is better than him .. shame on u bunch of jokers

    • @drdhaneshverma
      @drdhaneshverma 6 лет назад +7

      True, he was genius

    • @raviprakash733
      @raviprakash733 6 лет назад +2

      AN NT Sahi bola

  • @Sunilsilentboy
    @Sunilsilentboy 3 года назад +71

    The pure enjoyment is ambrose's smile ...I can't stop 😁😁😁😁

  • @abhishekr.5990
    @abhishekr.5990 6 лет назад +235

    Ambrose is such a cool guy look at his smiling face... true sportsmanship salute

  • @ugc1784
    @ugc1784 4 года назад +118

    Unarguably one of the great fast bowlers of all time. Cricket lovers of my time were lucky enough to witness playing Ambrose, Walse, Richards, Allan Donald, Tendulkar, Kapildev, Zahirabbas, Washim Akram, Waqar Younis, Macgrath, Adam Gilchrist, Davidboon, Allan Border, Botham, Gooch. Richard Hadley & many more.

    • @danielcephas2398
      @danielcephas2398 3 года назад +5

      @@rockstarvemu3031 sure100%
      sachins 100 centuries.....etc can be broken by virat
      but kapul nikanji dev made 5248 runs & took 434 wkts then WR in testmatches
      his above said alround record made 1994 can not be broken till now

    • @flash-uj6ly
      @flash-uj6ly 3 года назад +2

      Ajanta Mendis is a mystery man nobody can tackle Ajanta Mendis because he is a mystery man. Ajanta Mendis is unplayable. Ajanta Mendis is simply the best. Ajanta Mendis is fastest to take 50 odi wickets in 19 matches in less than a year. Ajanta Mendis took 26 test wickets in his test series debut. MS Dhoni would have murdered Curtly Ambrose without fear. Curtly Ambrose doesn't ball a carrom ball.

    • @planetX15
      @planetX15 2 года назад

      @@rockstarvemu3031 I thought Kapil Dev was a wicket keeper?

    • @paul23637
      @paul23637 2 года назад +4

      @@flash-uj6ly curtly Ambrose is a fast bowler so why does he need to bowl a carrom ball? It's for spinners.
      And you're talking about Dhoni while I respect Dhoni but belive me none of the modern day batsmen would have survived in front of those lethal bowling attacks of Ambrose,Walsh,Akram,Waqar,Donald,Pollock,McGrath,Warne,Muralidharan etc. In those days the normal bowling speed of fast bowlers would be more than 140kmph.
      And nowadays we rarely get to see bowlers bowling at speed of more than 140kmph.

    • @pramodchaudhari6557
      @pramodchaudhari6557 Год назад

      Adam Gilchrist was not part of that Era...rest all players correctly mentioned.Gilchrist got introduced post Waugh brothers retired...

  • @monishpatel1414
    @monishpatel1414 6 лет назад +663

    90s broadcast looks much better than present ten sports broadcast

    • @suhass997
      @suhass997  6 лет назад +49

      Not a surprise. Channel 9 Australia were the pioneers in Television cricket broadcasting since 1978!

    • @ShivaShankar2014
      @ShivaShankar2014 5 лет назад +1

      Exactly man

    • @maheshkamath9554
      @maheshkamath9554 5 лет назад +1

      I agree

    • @tuut1241
      @tuut1241 5 лет назад +7

      @@suhass997 all thanks to Kerry Packer

    • @inzimamhasmi7434
      @inzimamhasmi7434 5 лет назад

      Ys young man

  • @interviewera3602
    @interviewera3602 6 лет назад +642

    This is real aggression. Not a single word from mouth let the ball do the talking 😎

    • @into_the_void
      @into_the_void 5 лет назад +8

      Actually the sledging during those days was pretty bad , they just didn't have the type of stump mics and audio tech we have nowadays

    • @RohitKumarForever
      @RohitKumarForever 5 лет назад +9

      He doesn't need to open his mouth, his looks are more than enough

    • @patruzemann
      @patruzemann 4 года назад +3

      Actually Jones didn't do anything outside rule... There should be no foreign substances on the Bowling hand of bowler... if batsman is having a problem then he can surely complain and the bowler has to remove....

    • @Bonkify69
      @Bonkify69 3 года назад

      We have same photo

    • @flash-uj6ly
      @flash-uj6ly 3 года назад

      Ajanta Mendis is a mystery man nobody can tackle Ajanta Mendis because he is a mystery man. Ajanta Mendis is unplayable. Ajanta Mendis is simply the best. Ajanta Mendis is fastest to take 50 odi wickets in 19 matches in less than a year. Ajanta Mendis took 26 test wickets in his test series debut. MS Dhoni would have murdered Curtly Ambrose without fear. Curtly Ambrose doesn't ball a carrom ball.
      Ajanta Mendis is better than Curtly Ambrose.

  • @AbhishekSanyal
    @AbhishekSanyal 3 года назад +22

    Those were the days when fast bowling was a true art and Curtly Ambrose an outstanding artist.

  • @BharatIndoria
    @BharatIndoria 5 лет назад +25

    A golden era when 239 looked impossible to be chased. Ambrose is a beauty.

  • @darrenmiles-morland8038
    @darrenmiles-morland8038 6 лет назад +696

    About 2 weeks after this removing of the wrist band incident occurred, Ambrose destroyed Australia in the deciding Test Match at the WACA in Perth with a devastating spell of 7 for 1 (that's 7 wickets for 1 run, not the other way around). Australia were crushed by an innings inside of 3 days, the West Indies won the series, and Ambrose got 3 individual awards all at the same time immediately after. Those awards were the player of the match, the player of the test series, and the player of the entire Australian summer.

    • @chandrashekarhb2765
      @chandrashekarhb2765 6 лет назад +22

      Wow that's really great. A huge respect to the legend

    • @MrSubham68
      @MrSubham68 6 лет назад +5

      So you mean he cannot bowl when he is not angry

    • @darrenmiles-morland8038
      @darrenmiles-morland8038 6 лет назад +28

      Su Ka, you might have to ask that question to Curtly Ambrose. But from what I can remember of that Australian summer, Ambrose was bowling well long before this incident occurred. After what happened here it only made him faster and more furious.

    • @vijayvenishetty
      @vijayvenishetty 6 лет назад +10

      100th like .... And I love Ambrose he was giant in bowling

    • @prakashkapoor2289
      @prakashkapoor2289 6 лет назад +6

      Really !!!! Wanna watch that match when Ambrose Crush the Arrogant Aussies

  • @md.shahidhussainansari194
    @md.shahidhussainansari194 2 года назад +13

    What a bowler he was .. what a character . I always found ambrose to be a genuine sportsmen. That smile and the enjoyment of the game and life we can all learn from .. Greatest

  • @beeteekarthick
    @beeteekarthick 6 лет назад +129

    Love the laughter of curtly after dismissing healy with a superb slower ball 😄😆

  • @mindvoice8241
    @mindvoice8241 5 лет назад +38

    He didn't bowl any wide or no ball....that's perfection...
    .he didn't show any reaction on the face,while the keeper missed the catch.....nice bowler

  • @NEVERGIVEUPEVER
    @NEVERGIVEUPEVER 3 года назад +31

    Dean Jones average of close to 47+ in approx. 150 matches in 80s era makes it really unbelievable .

    • @wycliffefahie607
      @wycliffefahie607 3 года назад +2

      surprised that he was dropped from the tests. Said he liked the unimportant runs.

    • @EjazAbbasi002
      @EjazAbbasi002 Год назад +2

      He and Richards revolutionized the ODI cricket

  • @mirrokonuddin2213
    @mirrokonuddin2213 6 лет назад +320

    I always miss Tony Grey's ligendary voice. RIP the voice of cricket.

    • @luccadennehy1329
      @luccadennehy1329 5 лет назад +13

      I agree, Mir ..I worked at Lords in 1989 Ashes series as a ground Steward...he would sit with us on his breaks and talk Cricket with us nobodies...great fella .We miss him in N Z too.

    • @SatishKumar-jo9jz
      @SatishKumar-jo9jz 5 лет назад +1

      Right Bro.....

    • @shaunemartin316
      @shaunemartin316 3 года назад +2

      Who is Tony Grey?

    • @TheStageight
      @TheStageight 3 года назад

      @@shaunemartin316 mrs greys son

  • @jayphillip793
    @jayphillip793 5 лет назад +59

    Ian Healy literally smiles after he bowled out by a brilliant slow ball. I love the way they expressed. Vintage cricket always the best.

    • @ghaliblaskar4319
      @ghaliblaskar4319 5 лет назад +1

      JOY PHILIPS If today a batsman is clean bowled and laughs like this media will say definitely he has been handsomely paid so that he has millions and millions of money in his bank account.

  • @prasanthmp500
    @prasanthmp500 4 года назад +18

    He is a legend we don't bored of watching his bowling

  • @cuttlefisch
    @cuttlefisch 5 лет назад +20

    That slower ball by Ambrose was a thing of beauty.

    • @petert3355
      @petert3355 Год назад

      Healy was thinking. "How the bloody hell am I supposed to hit that!!!!!!!!"

  • @tamilviewers8620
    @tamilviewers8620 4 года назад +4

    Deadly dangerous combo of Ambrose and Walsh if you are 80s and 90s kids you are lucky to see this two legends ripping apart opposition in any kind of pitch...

  • @amittriumph8991
    @amittriumph8991 6 лет назад +315

    and look at todays fast bowlers getting injured every 3 months bowling all over the place and getting paid 10 times more than these past legendary bowlers what a shame

    • @shivamthegreat12
      @shivamthegreat12 6 лет назад +43

      amit triumph today's fast bowlers problem is they are playing too much cricket no player can be fit by this amount of cricket

    • @rahulacherjee604
      @rahulacherjee604 6 лет назад +15

      Have you ever bowled a single 'fast over'..?

    • @abal7633
      @abal7633 6 лет назад +7

      Try bowling.. u will come to know

    • @EarlJohn61
      @EarlJohn61 6 лет назад +11

      that is, of course, unless you are a West Indian fast bowler, then you're lucky to be paid at all!

    • @okashakhan4512
      @okashakhan4512 6 лет назад +1

      Hahaha

  • @abarajedapallavan1119
    @abarajedapallavan1119 6 лет назад +83

    5:59 this smile says that cricket is a gentleman's game, what a sweet gesture.

    • @AmarendraMortha
      @AmarendraMortha 6 лет назад +1

      So cute days... we missed all these gentleman s

  • @SuperPowerIND-24
    @SuperPowerIND-24 6 лет назад +26

    The golden days..Madly in love with cricket. Curtley Ambrose , Chris Crains the deadly bowlers.

  • @freezeburn1
    @freezeburn1 6 лет назад +63

    5:56 That ball from release took 0.933 seconds to hit the wicket. I found this out by looking frame by frame to see the contact.
    The popping crease to the wicket measures 18.9 metres.
    By doing 18.9/0.933, and then multiplying this by 2.237 (conversion from m/s to mph), we get the answer for how fast that ball was bowled at.
    *the ball was bowled at 45.3 mph*

    • @munirathnam4548
      @munirathnam4548 6 лет назад

      Nice work with the Math and the Frames

    • @ayushkanyal3163
      @ayushkanyal3163 6 лет назад +3

      Are u kidding me the slowest spinners even bowl at 50mph...modern day fast bowlers bowl at 88-90mph given curtly's size he could well be a bowler bowling at 92-94 mph with ease!

    • @Elixir6
      @Elixir6 6 лет назад +5

      @@ayushkanyal3163 he is talking particularly of the ball at 5:56.

    • @shaffanmumtaz8830
      @shaffanmumtaz8830 6 лет назад

      Still you want get the precise answer due to camera frames as they aren't accurate speed gun is much faster to capture frames and is much accurate

    • @freezeburn1
      @freezeburn1 6 лет назад

      There can't really be much variation as 30fps is accurate enough.

  • @manikrishnan
    @manikrishnan 5 лет назад +17

    5:56 - 6:19 the laugh from Ambrose is contagious. even made Healy smile.

  • @sriramvaradarajan4964
    @sriramvaradarajan4964 5 лет назад +9

    Curtly’s laugh after dismissing Healy is so heartening to watch. He is so involved with that delivery

  • @trustaman90s
    @trustaman90s 3 года назад +13

    Cricket was on another level back then!

  • @mohammadshia7790
    @mohammadshia7790 6 лет назад +177

    Golden era of West Indies

    • @brettjackman6901
      @brettjackman6901 4 года назад +2

      No mate but close.Viv Richards Michael Holding Malcom Marshall The Big Bird Clive Loyd Jeffery Dujon Gordon Grrenwhich Richie Richarrdson and Courtney Walsh.All walking out onto the G for a day/nighter......Made every hair on your body stand on end and the proudest aussie kid dream he was Vivian Richards...That era was Cricket.Kapil Dev,Imran Khan,Rodney Marsh.........Ian Botham....Superstars.....

    • @arshankveersingh7495
      @arshankveersingh7495 3 года назад

      @@brettjackman6901 the way u have explained Gave me goosebumps 🙏......aah cricket...i remembered why I loved it😍

  • @struggler974
    @struggler974 5 лет назад +8

    His laugh is very innocent and natural

  • @WaseemAkram-yf1er
    @WaseemAkram-yf1er 5 лет назад +7

    90 was the best era of the world like cricket, music, relations e.t.c no one can bring back these pricious moments but these clips do reminds us...

    • @NaeemKhan-hi2dw
      @NaeemKhan-hi2dw 5 лет назад +1

      1992 world cup best from the all world cup

  • @sandeepsourabhan206
    @sandeepsourabhan206 6 лет назад +21

    Ambrose is purely a gentleman.

  • @alaypatel6050
    @alaypatel6050 Год назад +4

    Regardless of what anyone says, Ambrose was the most scariest bowler ever.

  • @rajeshvalsan2796
    @rajeshvalsan2796 3 года назад +6

    first time seeing a player smiling when he is out. ambrose a cool man.

  • @paulhealey7499
    @paulhealey7499 Год назад +5

    Ambrose - what a player. Pure legend

  • @sriramn167
    @sriramn167 6 лет назад +92

    Sir Curtly Ambrose the best fast bowler forever😏

    • @Saadhu9920
      @Saadhu9920 6 лет назад +4

      (One of)****** the best

    • @thegamingzone5963
      @thegamingzone5963 5 лет назад

      I though was malcom marshall lol

    • @entekeralam2284
      @entekeralam2284 5 лет назад +3

      That is right
      he is the number 1 bowler
      my favourite bowler ever

    • @flash-uj6ly
      @flash-uj6ly 3 года назад

      Ajanta Mendis is a mystery man nobody can tackle Ajanta Mendis because he is a mystery man. Ajanta Mendis is unplayable. Ajanta Mendis is simply the best. Ajanta Mendis is fastest to take 50 odi wickets in 19 matches in less than a year. Ajanta Mendis took 26 test wickets in his test series debut. MS Dhoni would have murdered Curtly Ambrose without fear. Curtly Ambrose doesn't ball a carrom ball.
      Ajanta Mendis is better than Curtly Ambrose.

  • @gdocmark4456
    @gdocmark4456 Год назад +2

    Healy laughing after being bowled by Ambrose was a highlight moment. Plus the laughter between Ambrose and Murray....

  • @ArcaderGames
    @ArcaderGames 5 лет назад +4

    My favorite bowler of all time. Great to watch. One of the best ever without any doubt. And some of his facial expressions when he wasn't happy, were just class.

  • @arinbajaj9906
    @arinbajaj9906 6 лет назад +411

    Niether virat nor rohit or any other indian batsman had any chance against those deadly bowlers of old windies

    • @abdullhahusain8282
      @abdullhahusain8282 5 лет назад +46

      Kholi can face any type of bowler but sharma who even can't face today's johnshon,boult starc Anderson etc.there is no comparison between kholi and sharma

    • @ramguna2010
      @ramguna2010 5 лет назад +62

      Very true.. They were real cricketers.. Not drama queens like kohli

    • @yogeshb8368
      @yogeshb8368 5 лет назад +21

      @@abdullhahusain8282 Abdulla those bowlers were great and rules those days favoured bowlers too, wasim, waqar, Mcgrath, Ambrose, Donald....great bowlers

    • @MunnaSingh-wo8xy
      @MunnaSingh-wo8xy 5 лет назад

      koi band kia hi unko

    • @vishnu7245
      @vishnu7245 5 лет назад +9

      +Yogesh B yes
      if it was so then batsmen at that time were great since players like sachin were able to score runs against these bowlers and was able to overcome the difficulties at a time when rules favoured these bowlers.

  • @निर्मोही-झ3थ
    @निर्मोही-झ3थ 6 лет назад +139

    R.i.p old west indes cricket team

  • @natarajriya5550
    @natarajriya5550 Год назад +3

    Its History Nd Memories.... Today's Batsmen's...Cant Even Face 6 balls Of This Legend 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @venkateshe8377
    @venkateshe8377 3 года назад +23

    Terrific average and strike rate in 90s. This will tell how good player Deano is

    • @sribhogi
      @sribhogi 8 месяцев назад

      AMBROSE... is a deadly villain name for US... and a gigantic GOD for superfast bowlers with small VICKY CORK BALL.

  • @VikramSingh-vo6io
    @VikramSingh-vo6io 5 лет назад +14

    Curtly Ambrose and Courtney Walsh the best bowling pair ever.

  • @vishaldhar420
    @vishaldhar420 6 лет назад +80

    Ambrose was a mean lean bowling machine

  • @abdevilliers5492
    @abdevilliers5492 5 лет назад +23

    surpirsed when I saw dean jones had an average of over 47 in 144 matches in that era .....just amazing

    • @sheronnipun8838
      @sheronnipun8838 5 лет назад +1

      Look at viv richard's strike rate you ll forget this average 😂😂

    • @abdevilliers5492
      @abdevilliers5492 5 лет назад

      @@sheronnipun8838 he was the best ....but less players had such an avg

    • @meesica2547
      @meesica2547 4 года назад

      That to he was in one down

    • @ganeshsankaran183
      @ganeshsankaran183 4 года назад

      Remembering my father, who used to tell about how strong dean Jones is. And Dean Jones muscular 6 hitting Power.

  • @RoNसिंह
    @RoNसिंह 6 лет назад +320

    5:56 best slow ball ever...

    • @2175Wook
      @2175Wook 6 лет назад +4

      Curtly really enjoyed celebrating that wicket, West Indian style. I wonder what that was about at the end.

    • @jeremymerrifield7244
      @jeremymerrifield7244 6 лет назад +4

      Harmison vrs Australia was better as more important . BUT this was funnier

    • @sportslegend7619
      @sportslegend7619 6 лет назад

      @@jeremymerrifield7244 ruclips.net/channel/UCRbdv-PD5J_fusFP6KrPJZg
      Subscribe plzz bro

    • @vjrmathsacademy6738
      @vjrmathsacademy6738 6 лет назад

      Rohit Singh jvvVP cop HP

    • @karanjuyal7825
      @karanjuyal7825 6 лет назад +3

      Really enjoyed that laugh of Ambrose

  • @ballsofsteel5326
    @ballsofsteel5326 5 лет назад +7

    Ambrose was always so animated but what a champ.

  • @Harshsingh-sf1ri
    @Harshsingh-sf1ri 5 лет назад +6

    Love these smiles 5:57. Everyone is enjoying. True Cricket.

  • @YoutubeYTG
    @YoutubeYTG 2 года назад +4

    Today's softie batsmen would walk back to the pavillion watching Ambrose taking his run up. What a legend he was

  • @dilshanfernando1435
    @dilshanfernando1435 4 года назад +21

    Who is here after Dean Jones' death?

  • @laureljoseph4283
    @laureljoseph4283 3 года назад +2

    He will always be the best for me hats off sir Ambrose

  • @dheeraj2377
    @dheeraj2377 3 года назад +4

    Ambrose such a deadly bowler of that golden era..
    Nowadays bowlers start over acting even taking a single wicket & this genius (Ambrose) simply took the wicket & got ready for his new delivery..no show off ,,no tantrums at all 👏👏👏
    High class bowlers in West Indies team..
    Hard to play against them👍👍

  • @user-vh5hh6gy9vfffgddfhdxdxcv
    @user-vh5hh6gy9vfffgddfhdxdxcv Год назад +3

    90s West Indies was a team, where opposition team could not thought to beat them 💪💯👍

  • @chiragchirag2425
    @chiragchirag2425 5 лет назад +17

    5:55 To 6:35 Everyone enjoy the game of cricket...

  • @abhinavshukla3136
    @abhinavshukla3136 3 года назад +5

    Those were the days.
    Rip deano,we love you

  • @TaeeshNENE
    @TaeeshNENE 5 лет назад +49

    Richie benaud is to cricket commentary what david Attenborough is to wildlife commentary....
    Both just superb....

  • @beenumanchanda471
    @beenumanchanda471 5 лет назад +8

    What a great Bowler
    God bless you sir Ambrose

  • @pranavchaware
    @pranavchaware 5 лет назад +28

    If you love cricketers who sledge with their bowling, you'll love Curtly Ambrose. Period.

  • @vijaya9704
    @vijaya9704 5 лет назад +2

    The world series was a treat to watch mainly due to Channel 9 legendary commentrators Benaud , Tony Greg , Ian chappel and Bill Lawry . Richie and Ian chappel had a great sense of humour too .Plus they share their great memories . Miss those times .

  • @aznorthstar7
    @aznorthstar7 5 лет назад +4

    6:14 that moment made me smile thoroughly I enjoyed a lot watch again n again...

  • @jebu100
    @jebu100 5 лет назад +1

    Thats real aggression not the single false word but he make ball to take the talk for which batsman didn't had any answer...
    Respect for this legend

  • @samadams1691
    @samadams1691 6 лет назад +68

    wished to born in 70 and had watched these bowlers

    • @MrRaj55555
      @MrRaj55555 6 лет назад +8

      Curtley Ambrose played between 1988 to 2000

    • @samadams1691
      @samadams1691 6 лет назад +2

      +ROHAN RAJ bro i have started watching cricket in 2003 when i was ten

    • @MrRaj55555
      @MrRaj55555 6 лет назад +12

      @@samadams1691 I watched cricket from 1998 to 2009 ....now I don't watch...most my favourite players from India , Pakistan ,srilanka , west Indies Australia etc got retired. Now, cricket is only batsman game.We missed those class bowlers

    • @samitavaroy6813
      @samitavaroy6813 6 лет назад

      Yes ahmad correctly said

    • @prashantchaudhary5889
      @prashantchaudhary5889 6 лет назад +1

      even 80s wasn't bad bro. I started watching from 1992 world cup i was 9 then.. It turned out to be life changing thing .. Cricket WI Aus Pak Tendulkar Sharjah and then Ganguly Era Dhoni Era .. WC 2011 and T20 .. now Cricket has improved but class has diminished

  • @balakrishnanprakash8552
    @balakrishnanprakash8552 5 лет назад +44

    Ambrose was a nightmare for me as a child... Great bowler... Love from India.

  • @midnytevega2777
    @midnytevega2777 4 года назад +6

    Dean jones commentating from the heavens 😔

  • @ksjaki9505
    @ksjaki9505 6 лет назад +9

    Ambrose and Walse were the last West Indian Great Fast blowers. it's petty there is no other in that class of Holding, Garner, Marshal, Ambrose ,Walsh etc.

  • @giribabusaggurthi862
    @giribabusaggurthi862 3 года назад +2

    We love you Courtly , your smile is the best 😁 like your bowling and sportsmanship

  • @rk6909
    @rk6909 6 лет назад +3

    West Indies always miss these legend, Ambrose, Vivian...etc

  • @anzjoe5644
    @anzjoe5644 Год назад +2

    Miss the cricket legends of the period 1975 to 1995 even without today's TV technology. They were incomparable and seemed from a different planet. Even the aggression felt like an art not intimidating.

  • @prabhatpatnaik6275
    @prabhatpatnaik6275 4 года назад +31

    Moments like 06:05 makes you fall in love with cricket .

  • @mohammadfaizanhashmi4213
    @mohammadfaizanhashmi4213 4 года назад +1

    I have faced ambrose in those days... When I used to play in Zimbabwe..... He was like a magic hyper bullet

  • @vjj6258
    @vjj6258 5 лет назад +16

    I miss that big bullies, bad guys attitude nature of Australia. That's what making the match so interesting. Now adays Australia team is like Bangladesh team 🤣😁😂

    • @itube6405
      @itube6405 5 лет назад

      vj j what u talking about

  • @ravikumarnotequalto0
    @ravikumarnotequalto0 3 года назад +2

    I just Enjoy the legendary commentary by Tony Greig...can listen him for hours.👍

  • @chicagoan6342
    @chicagoan6342 3 года назад +5

    Ambrose had a marvelous bowling action, makes me wonder how fast was he at his prime?

  • @anishmathew2287
    @anishmathew2287 3 года назад +1

    It was pleasure to watch these West Indian's on the field. Great joy. Loved them all. Great team

  • @user-qc9ht7fh5d
    @user-qc9ht7fh5d 3 года назад +2

    Courtley ambrose what a fast bowler.... loved his action... lucky to watch him play live on tv those days

  • @NuXta
    @NuXta 6 лет назад +6

    Glory days of Caribbean cricket... missing a few wickets here but still, lovely memories. Sigh.

  • @richardrampersad1654
    @richardrampersad1654 2 года назад +2

    What a great world class bowler in sir ambrose... when he retired I was sick for months he's a magnificent legendary bowler sadly wi no longer have the likes of his class I miss AMBROSE WALSH HOLDING GARNER CROFT BISHOP ROBERTS MOSELEY ROSE PATTERSON DAVIS and the magnificent legendary sir MALCOLM MARSHALL from a trinidadian and proud us citizen living in Connecticut

  • @adhiraj5264
    @adhiraj5264 6 лет назад +21

    one of the great bowler in cricket history

  • @puneetsharma4160
    @puneetsharma4160 2 года назад +1

    I always try to bowling action like Ambrose s Alan Donald in 1994 95 when I was 10 year old,it was gud time,no tension in life that time

  • @vinayakrawate3428
    @vinayakrawate3428 4 года назад +27

    Commentary level has been really down these days😰

  • @maheshsjoisar1151
    @maheshsjoisar1151 4 года назад

    90s ki cricket ....
    Kya din the...mazza hi alag tha..
    Respect lavel so high..

  • @Itsmiserable
    @Itsmiserable 5 лет назад +7

    Sometimes, arrogance can be the real enemy of success, rather than skills. But in this match, skills + arrogance got the best of Australia.

  • @kishorkhandbahale
    @kishorkhandbahale 5 лет назад +2

    One of the destructive player of the all time...

  • @ManishSingh-nr4zy
    @ManishSingh-nr4zy 4 года назад +3

    Ambrose is d legend.hats off to him.🙌🙌🙌

  • @thefasajuke
    @thefasajuke Год назад +1

    Ambros & Waqar ...... My All time Fav Fast Bowlers......

  • @tariqqamar6942
    @tariqqamar6942 Год назад +1

    oh wow! As Dean Jones said to removed Ambrose wristbands he took it so positively and took them off. This is called a great cricketer and what a great sportsman ship by Ambrose. Surely, attitude matters and surely impressive. Well done Ambrose!

  • @ToosDaySnoozeDay
    @ToosDaySnoozeDay 5 лет назад +3

    honestly that was the best slow ball ive ever seen. great bowling over all

  • @karigiris3555
    @karigiris3555 3 года назад +1

    What A Brilliant Bowler Curtly Ambrose Was! He Bowled With Passion And Fire. One Could Sense Trepidations In The Hearts Of Batsmen When Faced To Bat Against Ambrose. Ambrose Is Ambrosia Of The Cricketing World. Long Live The Legend!

  • @alisheriff9289
    @alisheriff9289 5 лет назад +20

    When cricket was cricket.

  • @ChandruGulapur
    @ChandruGulapur 2 года назад +1

    Ambrose bowls Healy ...greatest moment of sportsmanship ...

  • @paiaullasantosh6038
    @paiaullasantosh6038 5 лет назад +8

    Dean Jones pressed the" black button".😂😂😂😂😂

  • @whitedust696
    @whitedust696 4 года назад +1

    Cricket in the 70s and early 80s was pure magic

  • @Drsaj-lg5ec
    @Drsaj-lg5ec 6 лет назад +26

    He was wearing the wristband once again as soon as Dean Jones got out

  • @junaidkhalid7407
    @junaidkhalid7407 4 года назад +1

    Gentleman of Cricket.. Ambrose

  • @mr.chattanooga847
    @mr.chattanooga847 3 года назад +3

    That kind of gentleman's cricket had left the chat a long time ago!

  • @vishnusvlog4809
    @vishnusvlog4809 6 лет назад +2

    Love u curtly ambrose die heart fan of him...

  • @gudoneboy
    @gudoneboy 5 лет назад +4

    I simply cant help but think how great an NBA player he would have been if he chose NBA.

    • @barrymahabir1858
      @barrymahabir1858 3 года назад +1

      Curtly always loved basketball before he got into cricket , he said so himself .

  • @Qbanz2000
    @Qbanz2000 5 лет назад +1

    I wish these day would come back those were the good days Ambrose is a hero

  • @Umairbaig923
    @Umairbaig923 5 лет назад +5

    Dean J. Using helmat with no front protection against C.Ambrose 🥺

  • @anirudhadeshpande7244
    @anirudhadeshpande7244 3 года назад +2

    If you make Ambrose angry you are asking for trouble and your bad times and how to survive

  • @th-hannibal
    @th-hannibal 6 лет назад +3

    He was not angry. What a cool tricky delivery.

  • @skqasim1
    @skqasim1 9 месяцев назад

    Those days are great to see cricket. Many of the legendary players are playing cricket.