From the Vault: Gilchrist and Hayden chase 118... in 12.2 overs
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Set only 118 to win by England in the first final of the 2002-03 ODI tri-series, Adam Gilchrist and Matthew Hayden came out with serious intent and got the runs inside 13 overs
When Australia bowled, it was a bowlers pitch. When Australia batted, it was a batters pitch
hehe Well said!
Really!!!!....
And when you post, it was a dumbass post.
Nice batters pitch😳😂😂
And when you have a dumb thing to say, you obviously don't think too much before you say it.
Richie benaud 2:42
" Here is hoggard....There goes hoggard". Classic commentary, miss his witty lines.
Certainly miss him a lot..
😅😅
Play cricket 07
There will never be another Richie Benaud. I'm Australian and grew up on Richie being the voice of not only Australian cricket but right around the world his voice was heard. With Tony Greig and Bill Lawry. Legendary
@@glennarcher6 Absolutely all the three they brought so much enthusiasm to cricket through their commentary. A test match downunder with these guys commentating, a treat for any cricket fan.
The most dangerous Australian team ever witnessed
Every single player was a match winner!!
It was the most dangerous Cricket team ever witnessed
@@divvagg5616 honestly!! that ponting 11 team was invincible.
Once Ponting retired it was so tough for Clarke to rebuild the Australian legacy due to the upcome of Ms Dhoni's Indian team.
Though Clarke did manage to win the cup in 2015 but still he couldn't continue Ponting's legacy.
Had match winners in the Australian B team too.
It really was in the early 2000s
Ponting was gifted that team by Steve Waugh.
Hayden-gilchrist is the most devastating opening pair in limited overs cricket ever!
After watching some more recent cricket, it's undeniable how crisp a hitter gilly was, on top of that he was one the most devasting test batsmen of all time, he redefined cricket across both formats, and to imagine his potential if he did exactly the same things but born 20 years later, playing today, he would probably be comparable only to Bradman, but unique in the explosiveness. He's such a remarkable character, so honest and respectfull, full of love, karma was on his side and it's a miracle we got to witness that at all.
Gilchrist ruined Wicket Keeping for Australia in the best way... he was a WK that could get 100 without trying and take 4 catches behind stumps in 1 innings (each way obvs)... Now the selectors want to pick "the next Gilchrist" for Australia, but that just isn't going to happen, for a long time at least...
@@Wingyy1995 Simple To be Gilchrist you have to just Enjoy cricket And love the game and have to be mentally strong and tough
@@bayney08 that is so very well said mate.
Why do u think he would've been better & comparable to bradman if he started 20 years later?
@@bayney08 no one is comparable to Bradman....he averaged 99 in test cricket when at the time anyone who averaged 50 was a world class player....now a days anyone who averaged 50 in test cricket is a world class player.... clearly Bradman was a freak
I feel so privileged to have lived through this era of Australian cricket. Simply fantastic.
Same here. All started with that WC 1999 win.
U are lucky bro
I love Aussies from the beginning. Still same feeling for them. Langer is not compatible with coaching job, punter should take the charge
Me too mate!! It was so great to see Gilly Haydo Roy Punter Warne Lee!! Just F awesome
Nothing compares these days. And the crowds back then in both test and one dayers were far better than we have seen over the last 5 years. Langer and Hayden were equally devastating in the test arena. I miss those years...
Those who say Roy Bairstow and Dhawan Sharma are the most dangerous opening batsmen are the ones who don’t know Gilchrist Hayden. What a powerhouse team this was.
don't take Rohit's name with Dhawan Roy Bairstow. Rohit is a different league. He is also one of the finest white ball cricketer and one of the greatest openers
@@engma7549 🤣🤣 what did he won? They play cricket to win trophies right!
@@zakariapatel5228 What a logic, ABD is also not better than Aaron Finch🤔🤔🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
@@engma7549 you are comparing a avg opening batter with Gilchrist and Hayden lol.
@@zakariapatel5228 Lol which standard do you study in kid, poor Gilchrist and Hayden dont even have a 35 average in ODI and you are comparing those poor batsmen with the best white ball cricketer in the world.
I don't know how Gilly and Haydos didn't put on weight with all the pies the Poms served up to them...
Watching it back, there must of been 2 dozen half volleys wide outside off lol
They added the dead horse 🐴
Gilchrist was one of kind, clean hook and pull shots. He swivels smooth like a door on hinges
That team was truly invincible. If bat first score 300+ consistently and bowls first dismiss opposition for below 200. What a team
I agry
didnt this team miss the cb series final?
@Paul Ross not everyone has English as a first language fuckwit
@@avarma6313 Trying to belittle this Australian team lol,you Muppet. Greatest ODI team of all time
@@avarma6313 every team misses something, but this team was absolutely the greatest odi side of all time, so many match winners always trying to win
Kids after 2010 will never know that chasing 300+ and scoring 118 in 12 overs was a great thing back in those days. Miss those days badly since it was a good competition between batting and bowling .
Agree. 20/20 is garbage cricket and has destroyed 50 0ver cricket and will end up doing the same to test cricket sadly.
@@Doodsy1975 I agree but at least it will save cricket
The grounds are way smaller
The bats are thicker
Pitches are way flatter
The powerplays are for batsmen
The ICC has ruined ODI cricket
Old cricket good, new cricket bad 🤡🤡👍👍
Ok boomer
Best Australian team.
Best ODI team ever.
I'd say present England white ball team is just as good. everyone from top to bottom is a match winner and can come in and smack sixes, take wickets, take unbelievable catches.
@@aniketsawant2240 don't be silly just as good hahahahahahah
@@JUSTME-lb2wi in limited overs. Test team of aus 2000s is still better.
@@aniketsawant2240 Bro the current average Aussie team just beat that England team you speak of in an ODI series in England 2-1 and they are nowhere near as good as this Aussie team in this video,the Aussie team in this video would destroy that England team
Aus lost ODI series at home to pak in 2002. Failed to qualify for 2001/02 tri series final at home. You have to look at long term class, not 1 or 2 series/matches.
Such peaceful voices of Bill Lawry and Richie Benaud. 9am and matches in Australia, winter season, cup of tea, pretty much nostalgic!❣️
Great days of cricket they were. Especially if you were Aussie. We had such a great team then.
Yes nostalgia
Now u hv akash chopra
@@ak-dk2ch 🤣
If it was test match then it would start very early in the morning! Nostalgic! 😍
Golden era of cricket Australia 90's to upto 2008... they were rulling at that time
Agree with this...Warne, McGrath, Waughs, Ponting, Clark, Gilly, Hayden, Langer
What makes this even better is that Caddick, Hoggard and Anderson are basically England's best ODI bowlers ever and this SCG is 20m longer than the current SCG
This SCG is indeed very big
In my childhood I was scared to see this opening combination...deadly team..
Brutality made to look beautiful.
Hitting the ball really hard along the ground is a lost art :(
Facts!!
Bats that are thicker than they are wide and postage stamp boundaries are a big cause of that.
Note that the SCG boundary was slightly bigger in those times. Used to be a time when the fence was the boundary
@@flamingfrancis And field restrictions.
20/20 cricket is responsible for this
Best Australian team..... Childhood memories 👍👍🙏
No.
Not a single slogging 6 shot and still they do it with ease.
Running 4 at the SCG is unheard of these days.
because boundaries have been shortened, standard 65-70 meters now, at that time it used to be 75 meters in Australia.
Running 5s is unheard these days in Perth ...
David Boon (with straight drives) has done that multiple times in Test Matches at WACA Perth
That's because fielding is better these days, if you saw in this video the fielder was just jogging to the ball, but now fielders will chase after the ball. cricket has became very explosive now. Also fitness standards are higher too now. Speed endurance is more valued these days compared to those days.
@@aneutralguy5606 No Earlier Boundaries used to be 75+ metres all sides of the pitch in Australia. You can also watch highlights of other games down under you'll see the bigger boundaries.
@@harsha83 I think it’s a mix of both better fielding and shorter boundaries.
Andrew Caddick seems to have been cannon fodder for almost all batsmen during his time. I remember Curtly Ambrose saying in a recent masterclass video: "There was (just) something about Andrew Caddick that made you want to smash him out of the attack."
Made me spit my coffee
234 Test wickets at an average just under 30 would suggest otherwise. But yeah at times he definitely got the odd slapping or two 😀
It’s because he copied Richard Hadlee’s action.
Didn't England poach him from NZ?
Golden time of Australian cricket, when potential Legends were sitting on the bench.
It’s hard to go past Gilchrist as the most valuable player in the history of the modern game. The ability to keep and the bat in a way that absolutely breaks teams in an hour or two. Plus an amazing sportsmen who played fairly. I’m sure there are others as good. But better ?
He changed cricket, that's for sure. MVP player in the modern era though, well I dunno. Jacques Kallis with a batting average of over 55 in tests and nearly 300 wickets at just 32, would have to be a contender.
@@conanthecribber Kallis and Gilchrist are my first two names on the list for best XI of the modern era.
@@jpchris96 Sehwag, Hayden, Kallis, Smith, Lara, Kohli, Gilchrist, Warne, Murali, McGrath, Ambrose. LOL McGrath gets to bat at 10.
I like it a lot! I'd still be putting McGrath 11 though ahahah. I'd also be going Tendulkar or Ponting before Kholi, I believe Kholi will be remembered as the best 3 format player to play the game, but he isn't in my best ever test side by quite a way. His batting average is 48 in tests at the moment.
Ponting retired with an average above 50 and probably should have been closer to 55 if he retired a year or so earlier. Tendulkar retired with an average of 53, which I would make a similar argument in which it dropped a bit at the end.
I'd also make an argument that James Anderson probably deserves a spot, but with Kallis in the side there's not much of a spot for him unless you're dropping Murali or Warne, which is obviously impossible!
They took 3 overs to make the first 18. So they scored the last 100 in 9 overs. Carnage.
"That's the fast part of the ground." "And that's the fast part of the ground." "And that's the fast part of the ground." With these two guys hitting it so crisply, there aint no slow part of the ground ...
Boy these two at the peak of their careers were so beautifully devastating.
James Anderson still running strong from 2002- to 2023..incredible fast bowler ...
2002 to 2022 now 😁😁. Completed 2 decades into international cricket.
2002 to 2023
he sure is
These two would have gone for more than 10cr if there was IPL during their prime. Chasing 118 in 12.2 in 2002 was just ahead of their times. Revolutionary stuff. Same aggressive attitude in all venues and tournaments including the 2003 and 2007 WC knockout matches.
15-16 crore each easily brother, if IPL had started between 2003-05.
Even being the active & debutant one they just did their duty as they use to do it in INT.
Happy Birthday Kumar Sangakkara
Happy Birthday Irfan Pathan
Happy Birthday Mark Taylor
Happy Birthday David Warner
All are left handers......
Pant ko bhi kardete ...aapka janmsiddh adhikaar hai chacha
@@AamirKhanPathaan They may bat left handed, but I'm sure not all of them write with their left hand though
What a powerful and ruthless pair it was, probably the best I have ever seen. Golden days of Australian cricket
"..and a few slightly bemused looks out there from the fielding side" - Richie B you are missed!
Re-live the dominating days of Australian cricket
I loved this uniform of Aus players. Simply magnificent !!
Matthew Hayden in his prime was a MONSTER!!!
I couldn't believe it when I first saw him walking down the pitch to smash fast bowlers, incredible batsman.
For all of you whining like mules about the field placement... In those days the first 15 overs were under a restricted field (only 3 fielders allowed outside the circle)... It wasn't until years later that the PowerPlay came into effect.
Plus when you're defending 118 there's no point in an actually defensive field. You're not going to restrict the scoring enough to make them bat out 50 overs. You've gotta go for wickets, which means setting an attacking field, like England did.
If only this 2 Magnificent players were playing now in their prime they would have made mockery of 20/20 cricket.
“Here’s Hoggard” says Richie Benaud as Hoggard is in his run-up “there goes Hoggard” he said after Hoggard was hit for a boundary. Classic Richie benaud
Loved watching Gilchrist bat, his timing of the ball was amazing. So much power in his shots. What a great player. I loved Marsh as a keeper as he had his moments belting the ball, but Gilly was at another level, he was at times the most damaging batsman in the world.
The amazing thing about Gilly is how orthodox his batting was, yet he’d score so quick you’d think he was a slogger if you listened to it on the radio
1:50 Everyone who has ever played cricket ever: "if you want to hit a 4 along the ground you have to hit it into a gap"
Gilly: "LOL, who needs a gap when you can hit through the fielder"
Gilchrist made 69 from 37 balls in that era..wow..he enjoys t20 cricket.On the kind of pitches made nowadays Gilchrist and Hayden would have murdered the bowlers.
That Australian team was unreal ,well oiled mean machine
No run out chance, No LBW appeal, No dropped catch absolutely crystal clear cricket.
No catch in the crowd...
You don't always need 6s to score quickly.
Gilly is arguably Australia’s greatest ever cricketer. An absolute beast in his prime who who could win you a game in a 10 over span in either test or one dayers. Extremely good keeper too. Great person. Legend
Changed the game for ever, and what a wicket keeper is supposed to bring to a side. Forever a visionary. Legend of the game. Will never see a greater WK/Batsmen.
By the way Glenn, is Duck still in ya dunny?
@@csbcsb4458picture Viv & Gilly batting together in their primes. Pure carnage.
The Duck lol. Ruined his reputation & legacy. Greatest footballer in my life time, great captain but shocking bloke in his younger days.
2:12 brutal.
2:40 'Here's Hoggard' Gilchrist cracks four... 'And there goes Hoggard'
I love you Richie🥰
That era of Australian cricket was the most fearsome domination we would ever see . .
Winning a non-weather effected ODI by 10 wickets in 13 overs is like winning a Test by an innings and 400. Thats a slaughter.
Houseful Stadium, something which has declined over time
Now they play loud music in the stadium
@@mr.edison8516 this is bcz of corona..cricket craze is always at peak
@@ashutoshtripathi1871 i am talking about DJ Music. Which wasn't there during 2007 and earlier in the stadiums
@@ashutoshtripathi1871 only genuine crowds were there without cell phones
@@mr.edison8516 yes
Dislikes are from Cricket England youtube channel.
Haha. You haven’t got anything to back it up with.
Andy Caddick putting his hand around Gilly makes me smile, two wonderful gentlemen in a game that is increasingly for the foul mouthed & averaged.
I miss Bill , Ritchie and Tony so much . . .
Devastating Combo of Haydos and Gilly🔥🔥🔥
1998 to 2010 greatest Australian team ever
Hayden , Gilchrist and then Ponting
🇦🇺
The trinity of Australian Batting
They were like Thor , Iron man and Captain America 🙏
Well said 👏 👌 👍
No one's going to talk about Caddick bowling from 2 metres behind the crease at 1:02...
Perfectly legal
@@chasindigo the point is that his being a dummy
@@mohitduggal6461 nah, it’s a common ploy to deceive a batsman
@@saoirsedeltufo7436 ok
Sachin --sehwag 3rd most devastating opening pair.
2nd: jayasuriya --kaluvitarana
1st one :do i really need to say?
Lawry and Simpson?. Taylor and Slats?. Haydos and Langer? I'll go Gordon Greenidge and Des Haynes
In odis I’ll go with Rohit and Dhawan for no.2
What a fantastic team - the psychological effect this had on other team was mental..... it was near to impossible for any team to beat Australia at the time.
I remember being at the match and leaving disappointed that it finished early haha
I always watch these retro Aussie videos on this channel not only for nostalgia of my childhood heroes but also for exceptional on air commentary.
Nowadays even legends like Bishop has to advertise products and have to shove every sponsor down our throats.
No ads no product placement, This commentary is pure bliss.
precisely! Even with all that money the BCCI can't put together a decent highlights package, or the Indian sports channels can't put together a half-decent commentary team.
Great comment. I also remember an earlier era: falling asleep in Australia listening to Test Match Special rebroadcast from BBC, on ABC radio. Brian Johnson and Christopher Martin-Jenkins getting excited about a cake from some local supporter club for tea - never a sponsor mentioned, but thanks to the Ladies Rotary Club of Headingly for the delightful strawberry sponge cake or some such. Just the Ashes, talking about the cricket. Late late at night for us in the Southern Hemisphere. Australia still missing out in those days, but I miss it.
SCG looking beautiful, even on a dull overcast day.
On a murder rating...this game was a 10/10. Hard to win bigger than this in an ODI.
They are the best opening partners I have ever seen in my life.
That Australian team is nightmare for opponent team
I would LOVE to know what Gilly's bat speed is.
I can't think of anyone else who is faster through the ball when he really went at it.
Hayden and Gilchrist Is the Most Destructive Pair I Have Ever Seen In One Day Cricket ❤❤❤ Love From 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
If this had popped up on another youtube cricket channel I could mention, it probably would have had a title like "Cheating England rob Gilchrist and Hayden of centuries". 😊
LOL... robelinda by any chance?
Classic comment!
The great thing about this partnership was that there was hardly any slogging...it was all good cricketing shots..highest form of batsmanship..!!
4:37 Ronnie Irani's face says it all Lol
Amazing footwork and cut shots. You don't often see that these days. It's all reverse sweeps and slogs over cover.
Is that Ronnie Irani bowling his pies??..🤪
There has never been a batsman in the history of cricket who picks up the length as Quickly as Gilchrist.
🙏🔥
Agree with Benaud here when he says that Gilly is the cleanest hitter of the ball he has ever seen. I mean not a single slog, yet look at the run rate! Unbelievable!
Agreeing completely with Richie but
Viv Richards wasn't far too !
@@cricket023 Of course!
God I miss those days. You just don't get cricket like this now. A genuinely awe-inspiring lineup and an absolutely insane opening pair.
ഇവന്മാർ രണ്ടും,ഹൈഡൻ&ഗിൽ ക്രിസ്റ്റ്. ഏത് ബൗളറും പേടിക്കും 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
Matthew Hayden what a beast.
Every year when we watch the boxing day test and make our greatest teams of all time these 2 are always in my side. Haydos is my first selection every time.
My herooooooooooooo Gilly! Love from india❤️❤️❤️❤️
In 25 years of watching cricket, this would have to be the most brutal display of opening batting I've ever seen in an ODI.
You can see the Poms looked absolutely shellshocked when the game was over (around 7:25pm IIRC, about 35 minutes before sunset). They put up a much stronger fight in the 2nd final two days later on a scorching hot day at the MCG, with the Aussies coming from behind to win in the final over by 5 runs.
Poms got similar thrashing from kiwis in 2015 WC.
Australia 🇦🇺 Chased 118 In 12.2 Overs Against England 🏴 In 2002-03
Australia 🇦🇺 Chased 118 In 11 Overs Against India 🇮🇳 In 2023
Glad I got to witness this Aussie Team in my era 🙏
As impressive as this effort is from Haydos and Gilli, can we just all agree that the field placement and bowling leave quite a bit lacking?
Shut up u stupid
Well put sir.
@@karannagpal1112 u welcome 🥱
@@karannagpal1112 u are dumbo that was powerplay
My all time favorites batsman Hayden Gilchrist ❤love from India 🇮🇳
I really feel the bowling was all in good length. What timing and what not, the shots delivered were just beautiful to watch. Classy, I don't think any cricketers can even replace player like these 2 opening
Would like to see the Aussies bowling/fielding effort in this match please.
Gilchrist is easily the best opener of the world in ODIs and T20s .
Love from Ind.
Better than indian openers also.
These two devils were my nightmare during school days... DESTRUCTION 🔥 Gilly💚🧡
Gotta love the excitement Bill Lawry brings to the game. Bill, Tony and Richie…
When cricket was as much a joy to listen to as watch.
Alright I can't wath this. Too brutal.
LOL, make the bad men stop!! 😂
I only see Caddick smashed in this video..😂😂
One of the all time great pie chuckers.
It was fairly common. He only got a game because England had no-one then. But three years later, they were much better.
@@Doodsy1975 I never meant Caddick never deserved a game but talking about this video most of the part was covered by Caddick getting smashed..
@@cricket023 yes, he certainly did. He was carted around the ground a lot. It was not a great time for England.
@@richardsmith8654 Richard..you had better explain that one for the "visitors"
Back when Australian Cricket was best.
If Gilchrist and Hayden played today.
Then no one would even consider other teams.
Absolutely loved watching Adam Gilchrist bat but Michael Bevan was my favorite player
Bevo was a legend. He was the ultimate one day batsman in his day.
@@Doodsy1975 absolutely 100% a legend probably the best batsman never to score a test ton
@@michaelvrckoff6966 Yep, he never did make it big in the test team. He was probably unlucky that we had so many great batsman back then. There were probably 20 other batsmen around the country that couldn't get a game with us, but would be first picked for any other country at the time.
@@Doodsy1975 yeah there were alot of countries wishing he played for them
This guys not playing t20,but t10, 15years before it was invented..🥵💥
1:00 I feel like old mate was about to cop one on the chin haha
Here is hogard & there goes hogard😂
Best openers of all time
Can't believe I read the report of this match in the newspaper at the age of 8 and still remember.
I would've rather seen our bowling innings where we rolled them for 117.
they batted for 40 overs or something though...how did they bat that long and not get more than 118???
I remember watching this match. Only disappointing thing was how quickly it was over when we batted.
Lovely to hear Richie and Bill again…
Only one thing I will say that team was a storm 😏👌
The best ODI team - 2003 Australia!
The best test team- 70s/80s west Indies. Both are the best teams, no comparison. I would give 10 out of 10 to both the teams.
Best team ever. Best commentary team ever. Cricket's best era. What a time 🎉
The bowling is aweful
2:51 What Richie said sums up Gilchrist ❤️ the cleanest striker of ball in any of the eras he’s watched or played 👌
Look at the field set-up... they literally were playing Test cricket in coloured clothing back then lol 😂
Fielding restrictions inside first 15 overs. Powerplays weren't invented for T20, kid, they existed in the 90s and perhaps even before