He had problems with Glaucoma which was why he was using them. I remember watching this test in my dorm about to leave school having finished my A levels.
@@anweshchatterjee7595 There's bowling averages then there's the actual bowling in the prevailing conditions against the batsmen and you also skipped right past the part where I mentioned his attitude, which is extremely rare and which will never appear on any bowling statistics analysis. They don't hand out Wisden cricketer of the year awards to minor players. So, if all you have is one data point like a bowling average to bring to the discussion and a "lol" as an attempt to make some kind of nebulous point about how amusing you find it all, you don't really have anything.
also take into account english conditions... ie openers rarely rule in england... that's why Cook is such a stud, averaging twice as much as his fellow 10+ openers after Strauss retired. So tbh, although Broad and Anderson are world class, u still need to look at their figures abroad.
I had these highlights recorded onto tape and watched them frequently. I remember everything in this video, from the wickets, to the celebrations, the commentary (back when Mark Nicholas was listenable and uncorrupted by his later Aussie colleagues) to even the cuts, edits and voice overs. England had such a great bowling line-up in that series. Gough, Caddick, Cork and White were all incredibly dangerous in those conditions.
When cricket is good it is unbeatable, watching batsmen in any format play shots is nice. Watching bowlers really test batsmen, confuse them, scare them, hurt them, make them think and eventually send their off stumps flying is what i love the most
I was at this game watching from the football ground end. The second day started with so much trepidation, England building themselves a lead. My two key memories of the WI 2nd innings were the atmosphere when Goughie took those wickets before tea and then the sight of the stumps being flattened by Caddick at the other end. Amazing!
Kristen Giles yeah, but not to storm the pitch after a game when the players are still there. That was ended in either 2000 or 2001 with the steward being trampled in the england - Pakistan series
Probably a very important day for both countries - England got their fighting pride back after years of mediocrity by winning this series. Ambrose and Walsh finally retired after this (both were ANCIENT in bowling terms in 2000) and the WI decline really accelerated without them.
Brought back so many unforgettable memories! It was, in hindsight, where it all turned around for English cricket: a historic series win against West Indies after the disasters of the 80s and 90s. England never again sank to such lows (until the recent ashes at any rate)
@@stuartcarden1371: It was a historic series, not just for the fact that England won against West Indies after 31 years. They had been poor for the best part of 2 decades. With central contracts kicking in, this series was where it started turning around for them
Look at the crowd. It's not a premier league game rather it's a test match! Unthinkable in 2019. T 20 cricket destroyed beauty of test and odi cricket.
ooohh! enjoyed that swinging yorker, changing the direction from leg to off and the way batsman was struggling to balance himself. Gem of a ball from caddick
This was a really strong England team. Atherton, Stewart, Caddick, Gough, Cork, Nasser and the rest. We currently owe that generation a debt of gratitude.
@@ankit1400 the action has many subtle intricacies in terms of Weight distribution, ball grip and balance. To perfect it you'll need to have the fitness level of Darren Gough or Richard hadlee.
Classic seam bowling. It’s a good lesson for any bowler on how to take wickets in England. Bowl in the right areas, and the rest will come. That includes swing, wickets, and, depending on how fast you are, pace.
AAhh... that beautiful dark red ball, it’s spring, swing in the air, lovely and just getting me in the mood to run in hard and bowl a few down the pitch. Lovely feeling. Always enjoyed watching Caddick and Gough bowl.
I followed this match on Cricinfo. It is absolutely lovely to watch the action. 18 years back and still the memories are fresh in my mind. Thanks for this upload
Indeed, I'm left handed and I much prefer the ball angling across towards the slips from a right arm over bowler. As a left hander you tend to develop playing strong shots off your legs when the ball comes straight down the line of leg or middle and leg, as it often does from right arm bowlers, and square on the offside & cover-driving as the ball drifts across you a lot. If a bowler can get it to swing and / or seam back in it always causes problems. It's a difficult skill especially for club players. Class bowlers like Gough and Caddick showing how it's done in this video - superb bowling.
2:45 Ahhh, the days when we had reliable 90mph fast bowlers. We could o' done with that in Australia. Great to hear the Yorkshire crowd behind Gougheh!
Goughy...upper body strength and swinging deliveries...so good to see....you don't have to be 6'4" to be a great bowler....Caddick....just making that cherry go exactly where he wants...an amazing spell of bowling...
ive never played a very high level a few senior grade games for my club mostly lower grade however I do know, once or twice in every players career you just have a spell of bowling where you are just magical, and every ball is dangerous Caddick and Gough had one in this game.
I am here after an inept batting display by England today against India with the test finishing inside 2 days. Tino Best's tweet brought me here. Bet none of the English commentators were clamoring for this headingley pitch to be called poor. Beautiful bowling by England they said. Lack of application by the West Indies they said. Well well.
This was probably the beginning of the end of West Indies test team. They never had a team with such players playing together after this group. Lara, Adams, Chanderpaul, Campbell, Sarwan, Walsh, Ambrose etc. Lara's 400 and his exploits in Sri Lanka came after this but the writing was on the wall.
Well love to see jimmy Adams, sarvan, lara, Graeme hick, Thorpe, Artheton, stiwert, cork, gaugh, caddick , Nasir hussain, Michal waugn, Old days lovely cricketers
Wonderful game of test cricket that can only be witnessed in the English conditions......Well done England you are true "World Champions".....Hats off to you
He had a very gangly approach but once at the crease was very fluent. Always thought he was an underrated bowler, could have been a yard quicker if not for the ears :p
for those of you under 30 wondering why this is on youtube- this is because back in the 90's West India used to be the best team in the world, so to get ten wickets against them was considered a good achievement.
Gough & Caddick ! Very effective pair less spoken of. Still remember they ripped off the AUS line-up too once with magnificent ease 👍👌🏻 Gems both of them ! 💎
As a Somerset fan, watching our Andy destroying the Windies with this over is my fav cricket moment, and it was on free for view. Should of played a lot more fir England imo
When you replay this extraordinary footage and see what Gough and Caddick could do you wonder how they only averaged 28/29 over their careers. Gough is an especial Misterio.
A 28 or 29 average aint bad man. In the grand scheme of things if your career average is below 30 with a pretty good strike rate, I think you have done pretty well as a bowler.
Very difficult to fathom why he left it given where it pitched, and the fact he was out in a similar fashion in the first innings. I bet he felt like a right banana afterwards.
In the days when you could run on the pitch after the game! Also, 4 ‘appointed’ England captains on the pitch at the same time (Vaughan, Atherton, Hussain and Stewart)
Slats commentated on Channel 4 (hence the beginning of the video says it's from Channel 4) towards the end of his international career. Was a regular on it for most of the C4 years.
thesnackbandit well they did, they lifted the trophy. Oh and the rule was agreed before the tournament by everyone so no question of wether it was fair.
Darren Gough was why I thought I could bowl fast as a kid. I didn't. But what a player.
Pants rant
Gough and Sid Lawrence batting Alan Donald was a fond memory - two tailenders swatting a fast bowling great in his prime all over the park.
I remember trying to mimmick the action of gough and cad
The Bowling Action of Caddick was Fantastic
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Absolutely YES
So were his ears
i realize I am kinda off topic but do anyone know a good website to watch newly released tv shows online?
His appeal was even better 👍🏻
A lot like Sir Richard Hadlee. Caddick was born in NZ. Was inspired by Hadlee I'm sure.
Gough was class. Clean action. Great pace and movement.
Also he was a nice bloke. Well respected all over the world because of that one thing alone. This is from an Aussie.
@ROBERT DEAN Little fat lad from Barnsley.
Darren Gough🌹Star⭐ Bowler .
S ur right champion bowler
The real highlight was Brian Lara batting in sunglasses!
😂 that too in overcast conditions.
@@pramitjoe92 lol yeah
saw him in few matches in those days when he used to come with glasses i think, not sure though, 20 yrs gone..
He had problems with Glaucoma which was why he was using them. I remember watching this test in my dorm about to leave school having finished my A levels.
@@pramitjoe92 he had problem with Glaucoma
@@muzammilmohsin7259 nothing to do with his bank balance , mushy ? (if your not sure what i'm talking about - sponsorship !)
Andy Caddick and Darren Gough was class...both on a hat trick..and that one magical bowling taking 4 wickets in one over by caddick
Huge Darren Gough fan, he had more heart in one session, every session than some bowlers have in an entire test
@ROBERT DEAN Feared and respected. He just kept coming at the batsmen. One of the very few all time greats, no question.
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DARREN GOUGHs only test hat trick
@@muttleycrewall time great who, Gough? Averaged 28 last I checked lol
@@anweshchatterjee7595 There's bowling averages then there's the actual bowling in the prevailing conditions against the batsmen and you also skipped right past the part where I mentioned his attitude, which is extremely rare and which will never appear on any bowling statistics analysis. They don't hand out Wisden cricketer of the year awards to minor players.
So, if all you have is one data point like a bowling average to bring to the discussion and a "lol" as an attempt to make some kind of nebulous point about how amusing you find it all, you don't really have anything.
Gough-Caddick, Hoggard-Harmison, Broad-Anderson, England have produced some great pace pairs
Malcolm-Fraser.
also take into account english conditions... ie openers rarely rule in england... that's why Cook is such a stud, averaging twice as much as his fellow 10+ openers after Strauss retired. So tbh, although Broad and Anderson are world class, u still need to look at their figures abroad.
Bob willis-ian botham
Trueman and Statham
Dominic Cork-Peter Martin, Gough-Caddick, Flintoff-Harmison, Broad-Anderson, Plunkett-Tremlett, Stokes-Woakes...!!!
I had these highlights recorded onto tape and watched them frequently. I remember everything in this video, from the wickets, to the celebrations, the commentary (back when Mark Nicholas was listenable and uncorrupted by his later Aussie colleagues) to even the cuts, edits and voice overs. England had such a great bowling line-up in that series. Gough, Caddick, Cork and White were all incredibly dangerous in those conditions.
Never knew Caddick could swing it like that! That's marvellous!!
Those three clean bowled wickets were utter filth..... just unplayable.
When cricket is good it is unbeatable, watching batsmen in any format play shots is nice. Watching bowlers really test batsmen, confuse them, scare them, hurt them, make them think and eventually send their off stumps flying is what i love the most
Gough's bowling action is so smooth
I was at this game watching from the football ground end. The second day started with so much trepidation, England building themselves a lead.
My two key memories of the WI 2nd innings were the atmosphere when Goughie took those wickets before tea and then the sight of the stumps being flattened by Caddick at the other end.
Amazing!
Darren Gough was class
he is like a rhino in the field
@@jasmeenahamed9531 kaha se ho ?
@@travelleroftitanic9685 Ji assi jalandhar da hu
Caddick was better
so was caddick.
Love how Brian Lara rocks the shades at the crease. Gough is a legend, him and Caddick were a legendary opening attack!
Darren Gough And Andrew Caddick Real Great Fast Bowlers. LEGENDS
Back when cricket was free to view on tv. Also England bowlers bowling at the stumps, very straight lines from Gough and Caddick.
Gough and Caddick.....what a duo
9:47 on the PA: “you’re welcome to come onto the playing area...”
How times have changed 😂
Spot-on observation 👏👏
We still can at most test grounds in New Zealand. During the lunch break
Kristen Giles yeah, but not to storm the pitch after a game when the players are still there. That was ended in either 2000 or 2001 with the steward being trampled in the england - Pakistan series
Probably a very important day for both countries - England got their fighting pride back after years of mediocrity by winning this series. Ambrose and Walsh finally retired after this (both were ANCIENT in bowling terms in 2000) and the WI decline really accelerated without them.
Magnificent! Late swing and uprooted stumps aplenty!
Loved this evocative series. Joyful cricket.
Brought back so many unforgettable memories! It was, in hindsight, where it all turned around for English cricket: a historic series win against West Indies after the disasters of the 80s and 90s. England never again sank to such lows (until the recent ashes at any rate)
Very true - What a series. I started following test cricket during the New Zealand disaster, so I think this was the first time I saw England do well
@@stuartcarden1371: It was a historic series, not just for the fact that England won against West Indies after 31 years. They had been poor for the best part of 2 decades. With central contracts kicking in, this series was where it started turning around for them
Look at the crowd. It's not a premier league game rather it's a test match!
Unthinkable in 2019. T 20 cricket destroyed beauty of test and odi cricket.
This was the first England game my dad took me too...not a bad one to start with!
8:41 OMFG wat an outswinging yorker 😍
ooohh! enjoyed that swinging yorker, changing the direction from leg to off and the way batsman was struggling to balance himself. Gem of a ball from caddick
I used to bowl that on ea sports cricket 2004 and 2007 ❤️😂
@@kirank777 not an Yorker, just a full length ball, swinging outside
@@johnmayor9003 hmm......
@@im_aswad9273 lol ok
This was a really strong England team. Atherton, Stewart, Caddick, Gough, Cork, Nasser and the rest. We currently owe that generation a debt of gratitude.
I love that side on action of this bowler !♥️
I love Caddick's run up. He does a little waddle half way, then changes gear. Worked for him!
Brings back memories that. Goughy was actually quite pacy near 90mph swing bowling like Steyn actually.
He was in those days, before his leg fracture!
@@ImtiazAhmed-ug7bf Damn straight - simple, side-on, elegant. Copied it during gully cricket and got butchered, though :(
@@ankit1400 the action has many subtle intricacies in terms of Weight distribution, ball grip and balance. To perfect it you'll need to have the fitness level of Darren Gough or Richard hadlee.
Darren Gough is just pure class!!
Darren cough was amazing 😂😂😂😂
Classic seam bowling. It’s a good lesson for any bowler on how to take wickets in England. Bowl in the right areas, and the rest will come. That includes swing, wickets, and, depending on how fast you are, pace.
Ahhh that bowling action of Gough. Just can't get enough of it
Absolutely fascinating to watch after 20 years.....
Hope it will be the same after a 100 .
Caddick always bowled to short when the pressure was on . He could Have been world class.
Absolutely outstanding bowling🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳🎳!!! Just hit the stumps wow...what a sound!!!
ENGLAND ON 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥!!!
The Beauty of Fast bowling with nice swing no matter whichever team it is it’s always lovely to watch a nice fast bowling spell
AAhh... that beautiful dark red ball, it’s
spring, swing in the air, lovely and just getting me in the mood to run in hard and bowl a few down the pitch. Lovely feeling.
Always enjoyed watching Caddick and Gough bowl.
I followed this match on Cricinfo. It is absolutely lovely to watch the action. 18 years back and still the memories are fresh in my mind. Thanks for this upload
Gough bowling inswingers at nearly 90mph wow! 4 wickets. And Caddick taking 4 in 1 over with the most beautiful bowling action ever. 5 wickets!
One of most beautiful... unless you are familiar with a lot of great bowlers of earlier eras that is an unsubstantiated claim.
Nice to hear Richie Benaud again.
A right armer swinging it back in is useful against 7 Left-handers I guess.
Indeed, I'm left handed and I much prefer the ball angling across towards the slips from a right arm over bowler. As a left hander you tend to develop playing strong shots off your legs when the ball comes straight down the line of leg or middle and leg, as it often does from right arm bowlers, and square on the offside & cover-driving as the ball drifts across you a lot. If a bowler can get it to swing and / or seam back in it always causes problems. It's a difficult skill especially for club players. Class bowlers like Gough and Caddick showing how it's done in this video - superb bowling.
I'm a left hander and the ball that comes back in from a right arm over bowler is the most difficult to deal with...
Those were golden days of cricket
Hearing Richie Benaud again! Wonderful.
I loved this after growing up seeing England being done over by the Windies so often. And Goughie - how good was the hat-trick ball to Lara?
Brian Charles Lara: Comes with sunglasses and stopped the ball defensively in style. This was the real highlight.
he had glaucoma issues apparently, could have been to combat the over cast conditions.
Watching this ready for tomorrow! 2019 is going to be a great year for cricket. There is just so much going on!
2:45 Ahhh, the days when we had reliable 90mph fast bowlers. We could o' done with that in Australia.
Great to hear the Yorkshire crowd behind Gougheh!
If England all out for low score pitch is issue but if west Indies all-out for low score great bowling by England!!
In 80's and 90's such a good video quality in England cricket... Hit like if u agree
What a hat trick that would of been if gough got Lara out for the 3rd wicket 😍 he would never shut up about it 😅😅🤣
Being in the crowd when we play the Windies is a privilege and an absolute joy, winning or losing!
What was my hero BC Lara thinking padding up to Goughie?! Aaargh... What a batsman. Wish Test cricket was still on free to air TV in the UK!
Goughy...upper body strength and swinging deliveries...so good to see....you don't have to be 6'4" to be a great bowler....Caddick....just making that cherry go exactly where he wants...an amazing spell of bowling...
ive never played a very high level a few senior grade games for my club mostly lower grade however I do know, once or twice in every players career you just have a spell of bowling where you are just magical, and every ball is dangerous Caddick and Gough had one in this game.
I am here after an inept batting display by England today against India with the test finishing inside 2 days. Tino Best's tweet brought me here. Bet none of the English commentators were clamoring for this headingley pitch to be called poor. Beautiful bowling by England they said. Lack of application by the West Indies they said. Well well.
My goodness, don't they all look so young?! I remember this so well, can it really be 20 years ago?
This was probably the beginning of the end of West Indies test team. They never had a team with such players playing together after this group. Lara, Adams, Chanderpaul, Campbell, Sarwan, Walsh, Ambrose etc. Lara's 400 and his exploits in Sri Lanka came after this but the writing was on the wall.
Darren Gough's action is impeccable..
I doubt if Lara ever wore sunglasses while coming out to bat after this innings!
Athers, Tresco, Nas, Thorpey, Vaughny, Hicky, Stewie, Whitey, Corky, Goughy, Caddick-ey. A classic line up!
Quite a few future Cricket commentators on the field.
fast bowlers at its best..... hardly these days fast bowlers can enjoy that luxury like in 1980 1990 or early 2000
Caddick's action is so unique.
That was an incredible afternoon.
Well love to see jimmy Adams, sarvan, lara, Graeme hick, Thorpe, Artheton, stiwert, cork, gaugh, caddick
, Nasir hussain, Michal waugn, Old days lovely cricketers
I was up in the old Winter Shed. The ball was swinging round corners that day!
Gough and Caddick had great bowling action. Superb
What a match? Who will remember this epic match 2019 years more?
Graeme Hick was an enigma. He scored tens of thousands of first class runs, yet his test record was abysmal.
7:29....is quite unbelievable.
Caddick had a real solid appeal too, beauty.
Wonderful game of test cricket that can only be witnessed in the English conditions......Well done England you are true "World Champions".....Hats off to you
As a kid, I remember watching Andy Caddick bowl and wondering how bizarre(wobbly) his bowling action was.
Me too bro
He had a very gangly approach but once at the crease was very fluent. Always thought he was an underrated bowler, could have been a yard quicker if not for the ears :p
"Look at this field. Have you ever seen anything like it?" Pretty sure that was Steve Waugh's standard field to start any test innings ;-)
I remember watching this in my grotty bedsit all those years ago.
for those of you under 30 wondering why this is on youtube- this is because back in the 90's West India used to be the best team in the world, so to get ten wickets against them was considered a good achievement.
Gough and Caddick were a formidable bowling Duo in English conditions, and decent in Asia as well. Those days man!
Gough & Caddick ! Very effective pair less spoken of. Still remember they ripped off the AUS line-up too once with magnificent ease 👍👌🏻 Gems both of them ! 💎
As a Somerset fan, watching our Andy destroying the Windies with this over is my fav cricket moment, and it was on free for view. Should of played a lot more fir England imo
Born in Christchurch, New Zealand, same place as another famous fast-medium swing bowler
Bowling was great but I enjoyed the commentary of mark Nicolas greater then that ,legendary commentator
Mark Nicholas is a washed up failed first class pillock when compared to the great Richie Benaud.
I helped Caddick a little bit with his testimonial year, nice bloke, straightforward.
Loved Any Caddick with the new ball....he was brilliant with it.
Remember it like it was yesterday. Can’t believe it’s been 23 years
I absolutely loved Goughs action and would also copy it. Then for a laugh I would want to bowl like Caddick! Both top bowlers.
When you replay this extraordinary footage and see what Gough and Caddick could do you wonder how they only averaged 28/29 over their careers. Gough is an especial Misterio.
A 28 or 29 average aint bad man. In the grand scheme of things if your career average is below 30 with a pretty good strike rate, I think you have done pretty well as a bowler.
He was easily one of the unluckiest bowlers I've ever seen. With a little more good fortune, he would have ended with vastly better career figures
Caddick came to Australia against a class side and bowled too short.
I once found myself standing behind Andy Caddick in the queue to pay at a motorway services - Leigh Delamere I think. My god he was tall!
Outstanding bowling by England 🏴
Jeeez how many left handers?! 🤣
Too many from the Windies point of view, given the way Gough and Caddick bowled
2:47 Quite a silly leave from Brian Lara with glasses on, ha ha!
agreed! felt the same
Very difficult to fathom why he left it given where it pitched, and the fact he was out in a similar fashion in the first innings. I bet he felt like a right banana afterwards.
One of the England player's cap gets stolen off his head at the end when the crowd comes on.
looked like cork
it's always a treat to watch
In the days when you could run on the pitch after the game! Also, 4 ‘appointed’ England captains on the pitch at the same time (Vaughan, Atherton, Hussain and Stewart)
Who is here after England all-out on 77 by West Indies cricket team
Im here because of the uk lockup,i mean lockdown.
What a Bowling performance
England is best for test cricket
Krishnakumar Subraminan You're joking, aren't you ?
Did you learn how to kiss arse like that or were you born with the talent?
Say that now lol
@@RaahulSawant
Really enjoyed how english players kicked India's ass.
@@chrislee8082 butt hurt you 🤣
How was Michael Slater doing the commentary as he was still an active player that time and this doesn't seem to be sky sports footage?
I think it's sky sports mistake he was still a active player in international cricket
Even active can Cricketers commentate at times.
It is mark nicholas not Slater...😅
@@manishtawade833 yeah Mark Nicholas with an Australian accent...
Slats commentated on Channel 4 (hence the beginning of the video says it's from Channel 4) towards the end of his international career. Was a regular on it for most of the C4 years.
Loved the days of the pitch invasion
Never get bored of watching Gough bowl
superb bowling from Gough and Caddick
I came here after England was all out for 77.
And i am here after England winning the world cup,,Hahahahahahah
hameed urrehman yes by rubbish rules with the help of umpires
hameed urrehman Well they didn’t win per se
thesnackbandit well they did, they lifted the trophy. Oh and the rule was agreed before the tournament by everyone so no question of wether it was fair.
@@rileytaylor6622 It would have been happy ending if both England and New Zealand shared the wc