India sledging on the offensive is a relatively new phenomenon, traditionally Australia were the worst sledgers, closely followed by South Africa then England. The great West Indian team were not known for sledging especially the bowlers, their bowling alone was intimidating enough.
Not everyone can say where to bowl and the bowler will follow ,it's because ms dhoni had such a command and tactical brain that bowlers knew that whatever he is suggesting will work for sure Miss him ❤️
Great work once again. Hey Gabe, just so you know you don't have to apologise for being delighted by England's performance as an Australian fan. In fact that probably proves you are an Australian fan. The whole of the country is just so excited about England's performance. Australians love the fight. The loudest applause will go to the one that fights the hardest. There is deep respect for England at the moment. Every commentator I am listening too can't give them enough praise.
@@johnwhear9600 Ha, ha, - ok John you got me. But I was talking about the middle of the bell curve not outliers. But truly does anyone think that Chappelli's opinion is worth anything these days? Such an angry old man. I for one think I disagree with almost everything he says. I find myself listening to him and saying to myself, "I know that you are one of the greatest cricket thinkers of the last 50 years but have you really thought about what you are saying?"
Greg Chappell gave a very good interview on sledging recently. He said there was a lot of sledging in the 70’s & 80’s but it was mostly good natured because all the players were friends with each other and if you misbehaved you had to explain your actions. Then as the professional era progressed the players were less familiar with each other and the sledging eventually became toxic. Now with all the t20 franchises the level of sledging is returning to what it used to be when everyone knew each other well.
@@eightyseven3113 a) Greg chappels word (lol) b) lack of social media back then. Gavaskar had an example of Thomson pointing at his batting partners head and threatening that the next ball would be aimed there after a misunderstanding (Thomson thought the batsman was laughing at him when he was laughing at something else)
Yes Gabe, Nick is right. If you bat #11, odd should be in your favor that you are not out for a good portion of your innings. You couple that with how many games Jimmy has actually played, it all makes sense why he has the most not out in cricket history. The funny thing is, with that Stat, his average should be higher🤣🤣🤣
Many years ago West Indies superstar Viv Richards was batting in an English county game . The English bowler beat Richards outside the off stump three times causing the bowler great frustration He stood in the middle of the pitch after doing it a fourth time and said to Richards “ it’s round and it’s red ( the ball) why don’t you try and hit it “ The next delivery Richards hit a massive six . The ball sailed out of the ground and into a local graveyard . He then said to the bowler “ You know what it looks like ( the ball) why don’t you go and find it “
You know guys how awesome it feels as an Indian to see his team sledge or banter (trash talk) the other team because as a person born in the 90's all of my childhood and most of my Teenage I have seen them on the receiving end of this and Also we have the talent to back our talk.. P.s Chahal and kuldeep were a different breed with MSD behind the stumps
One of my favourite sledges was from the 90s when Steve Waugh was sledging Graham Thorpe who was in the 90s, and Waugh kept telling him he’s just playing for the not out. Next ball he comes down the track and tries to slog Shane Warne and gets stumped. Steve Waugh winding him up led to him throwing away his wicket
Gabe Kohli was making a joke with Shamsi He was his team mate in IPL that season and Shamsi was batting against Spinners that's why Virat was making dat Chest pad comment 😂🤣
And Aus gets so much grief for chirping and sledging... :-) Cricket is like watching a swan gracefully crossing a lake, under the water there's legs and feet doing all sorts. :-) Back in the 70s and 80s aussie batsmen reckon the Pakistan fielders would swear at them in Urdu...
Just when I thought that I couldn't love Gabe any more than I already do, he rocks the Eli Manning jersey! If only it was the correct blue one like I have, but a win is a win. ¡Viva Señor Lara!
Gabe being an Australian cricket fan but admiring broad and Anderson , even though he didnt say it, thats the whole thing of Australia v England "The Ashes". That is the essence of cricket . Like west indies 70s , 80's , india v Pakistan. Etc etc. If you get that, you get cricket , especially Test cricket, the purest form.
Good bowlers don’t need a keeper to constantly tell them where to bowl. In fact, good bowlers tell keepers what they are going to do. There’s a video of both Warne and McGrath, while bowling, explaining what they are going to do, what they want the batsman to do, and what they say is exactly what happens. And it wasn’t nuffies they got out - it was Brendan McCullum and David Warner respectively.
It would be less obvious if it was in a language that both teams understood. The good thing about India having their own languages is that they can communicate clearly without the other team knowing their plan.
Australians are seasoned at sledging and more smooth. They were the ones using this strategy initially and just getting little of the medicine back. Indians are new at it and still awkward and more " in your face" kind.
Check out Jason Gillespie's highest score. Gillespie came in as Night-watchman for Australia vs Bangladesh and has the highest score ever by a Night-watchman.
(re your intro on Night Watchmen) Australia's man of the moment (Scorry Boland for PM) is our new Night Watchman hero :) Alec Stewart and Arjuna Ranatunga is good, but I'll never forget Healy and Ranatunga was better ("You don't get a runner for being a fat %$^#")
Did you not hear what we said? Watch it again. Nick mentioned that it wasn’t like he was batting at the number in lineup like Sachin was who would not have as many as Anderson. Thanks for making yourself feel better by incorrectly making fun of us
Why? I never watched cricket when he was playing on the Indian National team. Nor have I ever heard him on the mic stumps. If it’s based on the era then I would have assumed and I’d rather ask or be honest and not know who it was then pretend to know because I’m afraid of admitting I don’t know it all. Too many people these days pretend to know stuff for fear of looking dumb. It’s a problem.
@@CricketforAmericans Hmm... You got a valid point brother... Just posted the comment because I was like gabe is such a big fan of CSK and dhoni, how did he not recognise it.... But I am understanding your point of view now, how could you have known it's his voice you have never come across it before👍
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This clip shows how important MSD is behind the stumps.....He literally controls the match
India sledging on the offensive is a relatively new phenomenon, traditionally Australia were the worst sledgers, closely followed by South Africa then England. The great West Indian team were not known for sledging especially the bowlers, their bowling alone was intimidating enough.
Yea Australia is now getting a taste of their own medicine from other teams.
@@nikelodeon6852are we? Us being bad is the exception. Last year we’ve humbled all our enemies. Take the advice from the 100k in Ahmedabad and 🤫
@@squalidseal6126 What is bro waffling about after 2 years..
Most of the bowling instructions in Hindi was from MS…
Garry here please" will forever remain iconic 🤣
MSD is the Einstein of cricket. A true genius behind the stumps.
It was MsD he was especially really really good at the best on attacking with Spinners he was kind of guiding them
Kuldeep and Chahal were superstars when he was wicketkeeper
Not everyone can say where to bowl and the bowler will follow ,it's because ms dhoni had such a command and tactical brain that bowlers knew that whatever he is suggesting will work for sure
Miss him ❤️
Great work once again. Hey Gabe, just so you know you don't have to apologise for being delighted by England's performance as an Australian fan. In fact that probably proves you are an Australian fan. The whole of the country is just so excited about England's performance. Australians love the fight. The loudest applause will go to the one that fights the hardest. There is deep respect for England at the moment. Every commentator I am listening too can't give them enough praise.
You're getting soft Roland. Chapelli might have something different to say... :-)
@@johnwhear9600 Ha, ha, - ok John you got me. But I was talking about the middle of the bell curve not outliers. But truly does anyone think that Chappelli's opinion is worth anything these days? Such an angry old man. I for one think I disagree with almost everything he says. I find myself listening to him and saying to myself, "I know that you are one of the greatest cricket thinkers of the last 50 years but have you really thought about what you are saying?"
Greg Chappell gave a very good interview on sledging recently. He said there was a lot of sledging in the 70’s & 80’s but it was mostly good natured because all the players were friends with each other and if you misbehaved you had to explain your actions. Then as the professional era progressed the players were less familiar with each other and the sledging eventually became toxic. Now with all the t20 franchises the level of sledging is returning to what it used to be when everyone knew each other well.
I say bullshit. Sledging was much worse back then
@@ротатоаск What do you base that on?
@@eightyseven3113 a) Greg chappels word (lol) b) lack of social media back then.
Gavaskar had an example of Thomson pointing at his batting partners head and threatening that the next ball would be aimed there after a misunderstanding (Thomson thought the batsman was laughing at him when he was laughing at something else)
@@ротатоаск So you besmirch a legend. Place your trust in social media, and give one example as though that proves everything. Case closed!
@@eightyseven3113 Legend my ass. The same legend that instructed his brother to bowl underarm.
Jimmy has played second most number of test matches in history only after Sachin. And he bats at 11. No wonder he has the most not outs.
A batter would have to be all sorts of bad to promote Jimmy to 10!
Yes Gabe, Nick is right. If you bat #11, odd should be in your favor that you are not out for a good portion of your innings. You couple that with how many games Jimmy has actually played, it all makes sense why he has the most not out in cricket history. The funny thing is, with that Stat, his average should be higher🤣🤣🤣
Many years ago West Indies superstar Viv Richards was batting in an English county game . The English bowler beat Richards outside the off stump three times causing the bowler great frustration He stood in the middle of the pitch after doing it a fourth time and said to Richards “ it’s round and it’s red ( the ball) why don’t you try and hit it “
The next delivery Richards hit a massive six . The ball sailed out of the ground and into a local graveyard . He then said to the bowler
“ You know what it looks like ( the ball) why don’t you go and find it “
Damn, that's a flex.😂
Gabeeee The Night Mushman
You know guys how awesome it feels as an Indian to see his team sledge or banter (trash talk) the other team because as a person born in the 90's all of my childhood and most of my Teenage I have seen them on the receiving end of this and Also we have the talent to back our talk..
P.s Chahal and kuldeep were a different breed with MSD behind the stumps
One of my favourite sledges was from the 90s when Steve Waugh was sledging Graham Thorpe who was in the 90s, and Waugh kept telling him he’s just playing for the not out. Next ball he comes down the track and tries to slog Shane Warne and gets stumped. Steve Waugh winding him up led to him throwing away his wicket
I’ve never seen Mahela Jayawardene swearing before- funny how annoyed he was at the lbw not being given
Gabe Kohli was making a joke with Shamsi He was his team mate in IPL that season and Shamsi was batting against Spinners that's why Virat was making dat Chest pad comment 😂🤣
that was no rishabh pant... that was Dhoni behind the stumps.
That was ms dhoni behind the stumps
And Aus gets so much grief for chirping and sledging... :-) Cricket is like watching a swan gracefully crossing a lake, under the water there's legs and feet doing all sorts. :-) Back in the 70s and 80s aussie batsmen reckon the Pakistan fielders would swear at them in Urdu...
Just when I thought that I couldn't love Gabe any more than I already do, he rocks the Eli Manning jersey! If only it was the correct blue one like I have, but a win is a win. ¡Viva Señor Lara!
Gabe being an Australian cricket fan but admiring broad and Anderson , even though he didnt say it, thats the whole thing of Australia v England "The Ashes". That is the essence of cricket . Like west indies 70s , 80's , india v Pakistan. Etc etc. If you get that, you get cricket , especially Test cricket, the purest form.
It was all Dhoni speaking at the end. He is the best captain for spin bowlers.
😇It's Dhoni behind the stumps.
Marnus lets the ball go and then calls "No Run!". One time he's going to call "Wait" and then "Not Now"!
Good bowlers don’t need a keeper to constantly tell them where to bowl. In fact, good bowlers tell keepers what they are going to do. There’s a video of both Warne and McGrath, while bowling, explaining what they are going to do, what they want the batsman to do, and what they say is exactly what happens. And it wasn’t nuffies they got out - it was Brendan McCullum and David Warner respectively.
Virat said Anderson - " this is not your fuckin backyard"...
Gabe! It's NOT out, not "no out"!
It was msd classic he use to decide who will get out how. Just magic.
Virat had an absolute rant at Newlands Cape town it was comical 🤦🏽♂️
It would be less obvious if it was in a language that both teams understood. The good thing about India having their own languages is that they can communicate clearly without the other team knowing their plan.
Australians are seasoned at sledging and more smooth. They were the ones using this strategy initially and just getting little of the medicine back. Indians are new at it and still awkward and more " in your face" kind.
If you haven't seen it, I recommend the highlights of Jimmy Anderson scoring 81 against India.
Check out Jason Gillespie's highest score. Gillespie came in as Night-watchman for Australia vs Bangladesh and has the highest score ever by a Night-watchman.
That was MS Dhoni behind the stumps with his instructions. He used to be really good at those
That is so coll. I have a new found respect for him. No wonder he has guided CSK to so many finals appearances
Not sure if you caught Travis Head's C-bomb in the first ashes match that was caught on stump mike. Hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
wicket keeper and bowler hunt together
that was Dhoni man
He was the captain of indian team, MSD. ❤
The stump microphone is supposed to be off after the ball.
Any love for the retiring legend that is Ross Taylor? Seems to fly under your radar
He was dhoni
That series vs South Africa India 5-1 won series
Six tests ?
@@trevorcrook5753 I mean Odi's
That was MSD behind the wicket.
Nick not recognising MSD, WHAAAATTTTTT???!!!!!!
It was Dhoni who was guiding all the bowlers, that is why India was so successful under him
All keepers chirp, this is just cricket sledging is part of the game.
One day IND vs usa 💖💖💖 cricket can't wait
That will take many more decades for USA to become a complete cricket playing nation
(re your intro on Night Watchmen) Australia's man of the moment (Scorry Boland for PM) is our new Night Watchman hero :)
Alec Stewart and Arjuna Ranatunga is good, but I'll never forget Healy and Ranatunga was better ("You don't get a runner for being a fat %$^#")
How come a cricket analyst compare sachin with Anderson in number of not outs. Novice people's 😂😂😂
Did you not hear what we said? Watch it again. Nick mentioned that it wasn’t like he was batting at the number in lineup like Sachin was who would not have as many as Anderson. Thanks for making yourself feel better by incorrectly making fun of us
Guys u didn't recognise Ms Dhoni ..he was giving instructions
It was dhoni guys
MS DHOOOOOOONIIIIIIIIIII 👍❤️
That was dhoni.
How did you not recognize Dhoni behind the stumps?? !!
I had never heard hm behind the stumps before. He retired from international cricket before we really got into it.
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It was DHONI dude, you should have known
Why? I never watched cricket when he was playing on the Indian National team. Nor have I ever heard him on the mic stumps. If it’s based on the era then I would have assumed and I’d rather ask or be honest and not know who it was then pretend to know because I’m afraid of admitting I don’t know it all. Too many people these days pretend to know stuff for fear of looking dumb. It’s a problem.
@@CricketforAmericans Hmm... You got a valid point brother... Just posted the comment because I was like gabe is such a big fan of CSK and dhoni, how did he not recognise it.... But I am understanding your point of view now, how could you have known it's his voice you have never come across it before👍
Not out*. Not no out
Americans who like cricket ? Most unusual
You know it!
@@CricketforAmericans Good luck . I hope you reach full appreciation of our beautiful game . But to real cricket lovers it is much more than a game .
React to ms dhoni stump Mike recordings
It was ms dhoni. Only he can do that