Infinite patience is needed to overcome adversity, says Mohd Azharuddin, ex Indian captain.
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Fate is something that nobody can escape from, Azharuddin tells W V Raman on episode 6 of #InsideOutwithWVRaman. He expressed this sentiment while talking about the loss of his son and how completely devastating it was to lose him. He also insists on learning and listening to people more in their quest to learn and improve. #Cricket fans loved Mohd Azharuddin for his #artistry but this episode will make you understand the man behind the #cricketer.
The incident about the assistant producer was a figment of imagination and a mild exaggeration to wind Azharuddin up and therefore, it should viewed only as a prank, as the intent was not to malign, insult either the organisation mentioned or the personnel who worked for that organisation at that specified time.
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Azhar knows how to bring out the best what is in each player....He knows how to win a match ( especially Finals ) with limited resources...He knows how to use a player according to the course of the Match - This is true captaincy...Remember he became the captain in 1990...Those days Indian Team was not very strong...Infact Australia, Pakistan , South Africa and West Indies were at the top and India just remained as an average Team.No legends in the team ( Except Sachin )...But Azhar proved that he can win a match with prevailing resources and he was so successful. Remember He won 10 Finals in his career...Our new generation are not bother about it..They just concern with winning,,,how India wins is the big concern.
Moreover Ganguly's and Dhonis's teams deserve to be at top
According to me , The Year 2000 - 2012 , India maintained a very good TEAM...Remember, During this time India was blessed with the legends like Sachin, Sehwag, Ganguly , Dravid , Yuvraj ,Gambhir , Kohli, Dhoni...and there is a clear cut formula to win a game . First , Sachin - Sehwag - Ganguly make a flying start...Dravid - Kohli - Gambhir maintain the runrate in the middle overs then finally Youvraj- Dhoni - Raina end the innings with a huge total.Remember India produced lots of wins because of strong batting line up. INdian bowlers were not contributing much where a captain has to learn how to use the bowlers.In this regard captains are just counted among the batsmen.or just counted among the team or the one who represents the team and lifts the cup
There comes Mohammad Azharuddin ,who never had a series of legends like this. But still managed to win lots of matches including 10 tournaments. The new generation should analyse how an average team could win against the other best teams in the world. Remember those days the way he used the bowlers where a captain can do a lot . and he did it.
Again , Let us take the example of Sachin,
He came into team in 1989. He took 5 years to make his first century and he was a middle order batsmen during his initial years. Azhar promoted him to the opener place and then he started playing long innings and centuries. sachin became SACHIN when he became an opener.
So we can rightly conclude that AZHAR WAS THE BEST CAPTAIN FOR INDIAN TEAM AND GANGULY AND DHONI WERE THE CAPTAINS OF THE BEST INDIAN TEAM.
"How India win" , gives right answer of the role of a captain.
True, that's why he was pulled down.
i saw wv raman sir his knock as an opener and scored a century for India. Azharuddin sir is an asset to Andhra Pradesh and India. Expecting more elegant players like azhar sir. my all time favourite player.
Nice interview Raman Sir. Would've loved to have had questions about Azhar's quick scoring abilities like his 62 ball odi 100 in 1988, his thrashing of Lance Klusener for 5 consecutive boundaries in Eden, he is the actual inventor of helicopter shot, etc. Azhar was a great trendsetter even during those days. I'm a big fan of Azharuddin. Please try to do one more detailed interview with Azhar.
Good to see you sir!! I can never forget your awesome century (113) against SA as opener!!
Thank you Aleem..Hope you are well...
Mountain of patience❤️👍🇮🇳🏏
Dear Raman sir. Thanks for posting a great interview. Nice set of questions stitched together. Very authentic. Azzu Bhai is the same - humble, original and down to earth.
You are welcome.. :) :)
Raman, great to listen to Azar, who was admired by everybody and anybody for his casual and easy way of batting. To eloborate this in Jeffery Boycots style, even my grandmaa would have carried a feeling that cricket is such a simple game that she can go straight and play an international game after watching him. It was intresting to know the intervention of Zaheer Abbas, an opposition team mate, suggesting the change in grip during the course of an important series which Azar implemented. Nice to hear about Buchi Babu tournament which we use to watch with inquisitiveness. Overall splendid.
Thanks Nani..
Azhar is a legend. Simplicity and brilliance. His sons passing away is tragic episode, feel really sad, he didn’t deserve it. But look at his maturity , how he responded , was in tears.
Losing a child is perhaps the worst loss for anyone..
very insightful..he was my childhood fav cricketer!! you can feel his passion while he talking..
Glad you liked it..
Honest..Humble..Human. Inspiration.
Super super..excellent ....couldn't believe former India captain could be this much simple, humble and honest ...I think this show gives many lessons to young cricketers all over the world...great job by Raman..today the whole world come to know about Azar as person and a great leader...good going Ram..
Thanks Sundar
Loved this conversation with one of my all time favorite cricketer. Very emotional at times.. but absolutely worth a listen.
Namaskaram anna. You are not just a great batsman but a great listener too. Love the way you ask the question and let the other person speak. No interruption / cross questions though you have played at the same level as the interviewee , you don't show off. I had the privilege of receiving an award from you sometime in 93 - 94 when you were the chief guest on the occasion of annual day of the cricket club that I play for in C.P.Art center at Alwarpet. Late Mr.Mukund had organized the event.
Hope all is well Arjun. Thanks for your kind words
Infinite patience and strong belief wow inspiring sir thank you...
A big name, Mohammed Azharuddin. Thanks 😊
You are welcome..
Even as in veteran cricket his seriousness and fitness was great
Azzu bhai...'STYLISH CRICKETER '
I have seen in telugu news paper about this chat and came here.. omg it's awesome listening to Azhar sir!
Great leader great commitment to the country infact he is the foundation of this fruitful Indian team today n ofcourse' Ganguly Sachin dravid kumble' are pillars!
I Still lift my collar up in AWE of Azharuddin, in whatever local league games I played untill now and that 'misting of palms'
Thankyou Raman sir for bringing our most beloved INDIAN CAPTAIN MD.AZHARUDDIN !
I could recently remember my eyes full of tears during unveiling of Azhar stand in RAJIV GANDHI INT STADIUM in hyd !
Harsha, your hero has been an emotion with the fans. Am glad you enjoyed it.. Good luck to you..Pl subscribe to the channel and tell your friends as well..
@@WVRaman23 thankyou sir!
My childhood cricket idol i learn my cricket skills only looking at him bat....i had copied wrist betting .
Hahahaha.. Many tried copying it..
Wow, quite nostalgic hearing about Bauchi Babu tournament, All India State Bank team, Southern Railway cricket ground etc! A tremendous cricketer himself, quite interesting hearing him speak so highly of GRV!
There is no cricketer in India who doesn't speak highly of GRV..
Really enjoyed hearing this chat. Azharuddin is not just one of our finest players but seems a really wonderful person but his discipline and attitude towards fielding is most inspiring
Azharuddin was the Best Captain for Indian Team...Ganguly and Dhoni were the captains of Best Indian Team
Interesting viewpoint, Edwin..
Dear WV. Wonderful interaction with Azhu Bhai. Enjoyed his views. He recognised Mark Waugh as most stylish batsman. That was a classic reply. Key takeaways I got from his insight : Destiny and Infinite Patience. These words still ring a bell in my ears.
Thanks Divyesh..Glad that you liked it..
apart from his matchfixing , he was my child hood fav player
HE WAS and IS MY FAVOURITE@!!
He was and is a matchfixer
@@misbahfathima9498 he was not and isn't a matchfixer
LS, Sadagopan Ramesh and Manider Singh really enjoyed
Kee up the good work Sir! Very nice guests and good questions :)
Please bring Srikanth Sir, it will be one fun interview :)
Thanks Rahul
Enjoyed the talk WV with Azarbhai excellent open talk
Glad to hear that..
Very good interview Raman Sir. In this interview I came to know how Azzu bhai became succesful captain.He is going to be at you and will tells your defects honestly and he keep motivates the talented people. All the best Azhar Sif for your future endaveours.
Thanks Krithik..
Legend Azhar👏👏👏
1985 to 1989 Azhar was a loved- by all humble wonderboy of indian cricket. Azhar scored 315 on pakistan tour 1989 at an avg of 44.67. That was a defining series for Azhar......182 against england in 1993 redefined him. 1993 to 1998 Azhar gained superstardom.1999 was bad....regained form in early 2000...alas it did not last.
Finally collar raised, enjoyed your show Raman sir. Awaiting for more.
If you write a book, it will be worthy. I will heartfully read it.
Thanks..Have written a book called "The Winning Sixer". Its about leadership and life lessons..
@@WVRaman23 sir will read and give feedback
Very nice!. Not sure if you plan on discussing specific games. If so, the tied test at Chennai would definitely be interesting. It is right in your back yard . K.Srikanth and Azhar played that game - so there are players around who actually were playing in that game.
Noted
my favorite cricketer is Azhar.
WV you also were a part of Pakistan tour with Indian veterans and under his captaincy we won the series also I was lucky to be with you both
Thanks JK
God bless you
Thanks
Classy player
Nice interview :)
Thanks for listening
Just an idea - why don’t you interview cricketers like say a Michael Dalvi (non Tamils) who played cricket for TN. This will give us an outsider’s perspective of what it was playing for TN in those days.
Legend Azahar siding
Azharuddin is the one who brought Bad Name to Hindustan Cricket. Later he tried to play Minority Victim card but failed miserably and had to go underground. Shame on these Muslims living here and supporting Islamic pakistan.
Hi WV, Azhu bhai interview is nice. But i could see you are more comfortable in interacting with him. This freeness were not there even with Bharat Arun or LS. May i know why ? Its nice to watch your show: like watching match from chepauk D stand. Keep going WV
Personally i didn't think that way. perhaps more fluent as I have been doing a few shows recently...Practice matters everywhere...Hahaha.
@@WVRaman23 super. You started as a bowler then moved as an op bat international level. So 1st show to this show like that 👏👏
Haahahaha
@@WVRaman23 perhaps because you have played together in international cricket. Even when azzusir was captain you were a part of the squad. Could sight you at lords 1990 applauding azhars century among all other team members.And ofcourse maybe because you seem very approachable , no hangups.
Raman sir I personally feel you should have played for India longer. Your lazy elegant batting style was a pleasure to watch.
Who was that youngster who went for advice? U didnt reveal that sir..
It was mentioned. Pl go through that part again.. :) :)
Only azhar just azar
Next bcci president
Who knows?
Skills should be utilized sir my childhood hero.
As he says, it all depends on what fate has in store for him... :) :)
Match Fixer wants to give advice...LoL