"Wind up the Windies" - 1991 Australia v West Indies ODI series video
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Video highlights of Australia's 1991 ODI tour of the West Indies hosted by Tony Greig with postcards from Richie Benaud. It would be the West Indies' first ever defeat in a limited overs series on home soil. From the video sleeve:
"When Alan Border's Australians walked away with the last World Cup they were considered by some to be 'lucky'.
The West Indies undefeated at home in One Day matches and considered by many as Cricket's One Day Champions were out to show the Aussies that their luck had run out.
But Captain Alan Border and Manager Bobby Simpson had other ideas as the tea jetted off to the Carribean for the 1991 Calypso tour of the West Indes.
Here for your enjoyment are the sensational highlights from all of the five one day matches,
You'll meet the players and feel the excitement that greeted them as they took the field in Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados and Guyana. And along with the play you'll find all the statistics you want to know about bothh individual and team performances.
Border's Boys certainly put "the wind up the Windies" in the One Day Series and must go into the remainder of the Tests favourites... or will they find Viv Richards' West Indians an unstoppable hurricane!"
I was 11 years old when this series was on, and it awesome fun to watch before going to school most mornings.Two of the best teams in world cricket going at it hammer and tongs.
Exactly for me too…I was 13 and would watch this before riding to school in Brisbane. Loved waking up early to watch this series👍
Amazing series I remember this VHS in the video store also. Going to enjoy reliving the golden era of cricket, cheers.
This one day and test series is the greatest. An era of great cricket, legends on both teams. Great crowds, great commentators, no small grounds, bats not over big. I was 17 during this series. So great.
Gotta love how Ritchie pronounces Dujon, and Dean Jones was a vanguard for the one day game!
Whereabouts does Ritchie say Dujon?
Well, he does have French blood in his veins
beginning of the end of West Indies cricket
RIP Dean Jones...
West indies Cricket and of this series ! 😥😥
Gotta love Roadshow's V Of Doom at the start
Brings back memories. I loved that as kid and still do to this day.
Dem That's interesting... most people I've spoken to were scared of it as kids (not me though)
Walsh looked like he’d just been told he has to have root canal treatment or something when he got the wicket of David Boon.
Good old days of Cricket.
The was the first ever one day series that the West Indies lost at home.
Thank you , please also upload the test series
The test series video was called 'Calypso Clash'.
this was the series where the end of the westindiian cricket happened
No 1995
Wow need the full test series 1991 video too...
They did release a VHS tape of that. It was called Calypso Cricket
@@IanGorton you're close it is actually Calypso Clash
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Please upload 1991 West Indies vs Australia Test series highlights ✌🙏👍.
kitna achaa tha agarr Vivian Richards West Indies ke liye international level tuk year 2000 khel ta.
40 के हो चुके थे इस मैच के समय ।
Awesome.
Jones was world class …
Barely a whisper of sound for Waugh's fifty, anywhere else you get a round of applause.
Sounds like Richie had a cold or something calling the first game lol.
Give me this compared bbl any day. Better era, todays professional cricket cheapened by t20 cheapened further still by club T20. ODI's will soon be obselete blame these factors.
And then comes bullshit Hundred & T10
At the 1.51 mark, Dean Jones wrote in a book a year or so after this called 'One Day Magic' that when a close lbw shout happened, in order to give the umpire less time to look, he would feign an attempt to run a leg-bye. He talked about this specific incident how he had done the pretend to think about a leg bye thing and then 'clunk'! The bowler Tony Grey had thrown down my stumps. Jones, sadly, died today, I heard the news on a fb cricket group less than an hour ago.
Upload aus vs wi 1991 test series
That one was called 'Calypso Clash'.
upload Sharjah Champions Trophy 1993 matches.
This is 26th February 1991.
IM BACK IN AUSTRALIAN SPORT!
GO Corona Go Corona go Corona Go Corona go Corona the patient with us
Nice
Is it possible to have a clip on the 2nd.test of the windies 75 ' 76 tour of Austrilia
The camera work is quite ordinary compared to Australia.
Cobra with laser eyes
Last week I watched Australia win 2023 World Cup in
India where Modi ( Indian prime minister) thrust the cup at Cummins & stormed off ! I later found out the ICC is dominant with Indians that 4 out of ten dollars earned goes to India! West Indie’s weren’t in
The cup because there got no money! I expect more of this India I was happy for there rise with IPL but I fear for others ! the ICC need to help lesser teams not line the pocket of Indian Bussiness men !
What is the tune at the end?
upload the aus v wi 1995 Test series
1.29.50 ... caught AND bowled ...
Tony Gray had a similar action to Colin croft
Boon up there with the great bat pad fieldsmen of all time
40th minute - Border c Dujon b Gray .... hurtful celebration with Dujon.
Gordon greenidge comes out well plastered....😂
Seems the only time G Marsh played anywhere near average in odi's was on tours he played reasonably here. In Australia always too slow and getting out often below 50 in odi's
Small sized grounds always disgusting doesn't suit cricket at all
Westindies downfall saga begined at that decade.
Australia did really well to windup westindies
Fantastic days.. labour in power, St George doing well,starting new career...went to berwowa waters with a hot blonde
8 9:20 :49
the downfall of legends
Man ODI cricket in whites just looks wrong
Too long an intro
Why aren't they wearing colours?
Australia first country to wear colours. Was viewed as a radical move. Other countries slower to break away from traditional whites. Whites worn in '87 World Cup.
Red ball ODIs were played in many countries up until the late 90s.
Yeah coloured clothing didn't catch on until day/night cricket started to spread outside Australia
@@IanGorton New Zealand and South Africa were the only other countries to go coloured with one day clothing at the same time as Australia right after world series cricket in the late 1970, although bear in mind South Africa remained in cricketing isolation until 1991.
The first four world cups, in England 1975,79 and 83 and then jointly hosted by India and Pakistan in 1987, were in white clothing with red balls and throughout the 1980s, all one day matches on the sub-continent were in whites. The 1992 world cup jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand was the first world cup played in coloured clothes with white balls.
India and Sri Lanka started using coloured clothes and white balls when hosting one day internationals in the early to mid-1990s, and Pakistan didn’t do so until the 1996 world cup jointly hosted by all three countries. However, Pakistan continued to stick with white clothes and red balls in one day internationals they hosted for the rest of the 20th century.
There was a triangular one day series in India also involving Sri Lanka and Pakistan in early to mid 1997 where coloured clothes and white balls were used. However, less than a year later, in early 1998, a triangular series in India also involving Australia and Zimbabwe saw players wearing whites and using red balls. Immediately after, there was a triangular series in Sharjah UAE involving Australia, India and New Zealand where coloured clothes and white balls were used. This was one of the earliest tournaments in UAE where coloured clothes and white balls were used, and they had been hosting one day series as a neutral venue since about 1985.
The champions trophy in Bangladesh around August/September 1998 saw coloured clothes and white ball being used while a month or two later, the one day series in Pakistan versus Australia that followed the test series saw white clothes and red balls used.
One day series in England used white clothes and red balls right up until, but not including the 1999 world cup, which saw coloured clothes and white balls used in England for the first time. Thereafter, coloured clothes and white balls has been standard and uniformly used in all countries ever since. The first time coloured clothes and white balls were used in the West Indies was a few months before the aforementioned 1999 world cup against the touring Australians immediately after the test series.
Also note, during the 1980s, in Pakistan, one day internationals tended to be 40 overs rather than 50, while the aforementioned first three world cups in England of 1975,79 and 83 were 60 overs, while all other one day internationals against touring teams in England were 55 overs. Pakistan had switched to 50 overs by the early 1990s, whereas England did not do so until that 1999 world cup.
No
"FIXED SERIES MATCHES" from Australia.
Courtesy Walash was a very Lousy fielder .
Yes his fielding was as good as his batting lol
He was picked for his bowling clearly. Hard to fault him there.
That's your opinion, a bet you couldn't do it🙈🙈
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