Chappell's Notorious Underarm Delivery
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Trevor Chappell (under instructions from his brother Greg) wins the 1981 World Series Cup for Australia by bowling the final delivery undearm, thus precluding the possibility of Brian McKechnie scoring the six which would have tied the game for New Zealand. This video contains the entire final over plus Richie Benaud's editorial take on the incident.
_"One of the worst things, I've ever seen done on a Cricket field. Good night."_
Richie Benaud. As straight as an arrow.
Fairly sure he would have said something similar about the Bairstow " stumping"
@@artful1967100%
Sandpaper ‘incident’ v SA..
As usual and always, Ritchie was right, and had the courage to just tell it like it is. A true sports and television legend, and a big part of summer for every Australian. Classy innings Ritchie, definitely missed.
In the words Ritchie by Billy Birmingham, _"A pretty piss poor effort that!"_
Couldn’t agree more. I miss him on telly 🎉
Benaud was wrong. Greg Chappell didn't get his sums wrong.
@@markwindow5865 His brother Ian was a bigger cunt than him.
Well loved here in England as well. A wonderful commentator who is sadly missed (even for something as simply as whenever he commentated on a match at Old Trafford he would pass comment on the immaculate hanging baskets on our pavilion balcony!)
Benaud was a very fine cricketer and a brilliant commentator. Very popular and sadly missed here in the UK.
Indeed.
Agreed. The voice of cricket and purveyor of endless sense.
Here here
@deansmith8328 it's hear hear fella
@@TheManwithaview I stand corrected 👍
Richie Benaud....a cricketing hero of mine, who became, in my view, the world's best ever commentator....period. Thanks Ritchie, for endless hours of pleasure by your presence.
In my view I would go for the great John arlott the BBC called him Mr cricket. However I did like Richie particular when Geoffrey boycott used to join him in the commentary box.
He had a period?
I love Richie Benaud's commentary.. Absolutely honest and unbiased .. Hats off
Love it how Richie actually spoke his mind and told some hard home truths. He was spot on. This was disgraceful from the Chappells
It was Greg only Trevor and Ian weren't happy
@@stephenholmes1036Typical cheating Aussies. Whinging cons, crims with sandpaper.
Richie Benau, one of the best cricketers in his era. Certainly one of the best cricket commentators Australia has ever had. His reputation and respect in Australian and International cricket is beyond. When I saw on RUclips about his comment of the underarm delivery, he just let loose about how wrong it was. Not many (if any), cricket commentators would say how they feel on National and International TV.
GO RICHIE!!!
The Australian habit of accusing others of bad sportsmanship and indeed cheating is exposed as the hypocrisy it is , this and sandpaper gate exemplify just how they view themselves in relation to others , the recent outbursts by McGrath and Pointing show the ugly side of certain people in Australian sport.
@@stephenholmes1036 Rod Marsh was raging. He was seething. Disgusting decision.
steve smith has got this video bookmarked and logged in his "tactical ideas" folder .
Holy shit you called it
sinner78 how on earth did you just predict that you wizard lol
ruclips.net/video/vvGHC7REkdM/видео.html
sinner78 how did u get that mate?!
here i spotted a time traveller
I am from New Zealand myself. I was living in Adelaide at the time, and my next door neighbour (Aussie) came and apologised to me. It was stupid. The Australians had the match won anyway.
I miss Ritchie so much. Grew up in the 80s and 90s glued to the cricket on tv. As an Aussie, I totally agree that the underarm ball was a disgrace. I just loved it how Ritchie still said everyone can make their own minds up about it, but he said what he felt in a gentlemanly fashion. Legend
At least your commentators were gentlemanly... nothing remotely similar in Aus cricket since his commentary sadly ended. As for your cricketers... ffs
As an Englishman whose enjoyment and knowledge of cricket was almost solely due to Richie Benaud, sorely sorely missed.
@@glen1482 Are you one of the English hypocrites who thought it was unfair for Australia to run out Bairstow but ok for little Johnny to attempt the same thing earlier in the series and fail? If so Bairstow and England got what he deserved for making a school boy cricketing blunder. I suppose you might also condone the actions of the Members in the Long Room after that match?
Richie Benaud, how we miss you. 100% spot on.
14 years later, in June 2021 are you still here?
@@amiteshchaturvedi9262 6 months later, in Jan 2022 are you still here?
@@SpiderPigggg 7 months later are u still here
@@rejurj no
When he wrote this comment Richie hadnt popped it yet.
Is that Richie Benaud commentating..lol...love that accent!
His last sentence says it all " ...one of the worst things i have ever seen done on a cricket field!"
20 years on and it still holds true!
lol
God knows what Richie would have made of sandpaper gate.
The cricketing world loved Richie and he is still sadly missed.
I wish all Australians could show the same spirit of sportsmanship as the late Ritchie Benaud - although his country won this particular game, he was clearly very angry with the unsporting way the game ended. Ritchie Benaud was such a wonderful commentator and it was always a great pleasure to listen to his broadcasts with the impartiality that he showed. He loved the game passionately, and always thought the game was bigger than any team or country, including his own. He will be so sorely missed and so will his commentaries. But he has left us with so many wonderful memories and will always have a very special place in cricket history.
Absolute legacy for classy unbiased commentary
Yes agreed. I'm sure there were many Aussie players in this team that also disagreed with the underarm decision - not just Rod Marsh and Max Walker. What angers me as an Aussie cricket fan is that we were (and still are) a legitimate force, considered to be the best in the world by many metrics. We didn't have to stoop to this level to win. It would be interesting to know what would have happened had they bowled properly. Worst case scenario - We tied a game rather than win. At least we could have retained the legend status.
@@TheGilbalfasp
Well spoken Mr Benaud. R.I.P
Disgusting. Richie summed it up perfectly.
Beautiful you mean. Wasn’t illegal so why not
@@Dominic.Mill03so sad, go back and let mummy tuck you in….
Yep, sportsmanship used to mean something but there are those who will only find it in a dictionary Perhaps you could get your mum to look it up for you.
Richie was one of the best, grew up watching him on the BBC,
Great broadcaster and great cricketer.
All the best from England. 🏴
I was so sorry to hear about the death of the Australian former wicketkeeper Rodney Marsh, who was one of the Australian players at this game 41 years ago and you can clearly lip read him saying “no mate” , disapproving of the action to bowl underarm for the last ball.
His death and that of Shane Warne only a very short time later are a huge loss to cricket everywhere, not just Australia. A terrible time indeed for all followers of cricket. But their achievements in the game will shine on and will never be forgotten.
This is such an underrated comment! I never really noticed that but I'm so glad a comment like this has brought my attention to it! (Here from Bairstow-England-Gate!)
Marsh was before my time but privileged to have have seen Warne play at Old Trafford a few times in the Ashes and in one day County Cricket
I met Rodney Marsh in the uk several years ago when he was (I think) involved with the England selectors. Very nice affable bloke.
@@daveclarke68 England selectors?
@@Treviscoe yes it was definitely England. (I’m aware he’s Australian)
Ritchie Benaud - he was a gentleman though. Cricket legend!
And after that incident, New Zealand changed their Jersey colour to Black permanently....
They used the same jersey this year against Australia
Is this why New Zealand wears all Black now for international sporting events???
For the mourn of underarm
He was bowling well ,even got a wicket in the same over . We rarely get to see a six hit of the last ball to seal the game. That was a tail-ender facing his first ball in the match.
Irrelevant
Two wickets, Hadlee & Smith
His point is that bowling underarm was completelt unnecessary as the chances of being hit for six were minuscule
@@imasteppayhu It actually is relevant. It shows the true Australian spirit - rather cheat than lose
A six would only tie the game
It was piss weak by Greg Chappell pure and simple. McKechnie had bugger all chance of hitting a six, he was a mediocre batsman who could bowl a little bit that's all. Chappell as usual put his own self interest ahead of everything. He was the most self-centred cricketer ever (aside from being a genuine master cricketer).
It was beautiful by Greg Chappell
@@Dominic.Mill03But I bet you whined like a bitch, and threw insults when Broad stood his ground. Pathetic.
Back when the Kiwis calmly walked off the field like gentlemen of the game without a brawl. We’d have a riot on our hands today.
Really ? when was the last time we had that?
Wow! Never mind the incident I forgot how brilliant Ritchie was! Part of my growing up in the UK watching his commentary along with the likes of Peter West and John Arlott
When I was almost a six months baby this video was uploadd
Richie Benau, did I spell that right? One of the best cricket commentators of all times. When he watched the last game with Australia and NZ, he was disgusted about the whole situation. With the under arm bowl.. NZ were never going to win. But, they should’ve had the chance to try. Richie knew that.
NZ needed 6 off the final ball to tie the game so while they could have scored it they wouldn’t have even won the game so the underarm delivery wasn’t even necessary. Absolutely disgraceful.
The really pathetic aspect of the whole thing was that the chances of McKechnie (who was primarily a RUGBY player!) hitting a 6 were extremely remote.
I love Rod Marsh for his disapproval. Always so fair. Quality.
Best thing to happen to NZ cricket.
United a nation. Created a legend.
Pity no one remembers that Hadley had G.Chappell lbw twice, 1st 2 balls he faced then M.Sneddon caught Mr Chappell, but the umpires claimed they "weren't watching" because they were looking for the 'one short'.
Some game this one
After that Hadlee Lbw decision it makes you wonder, doesn't it - how many players and umpires had a few quid riding on this result?
@@Wally-H Or just typical Aussies, cheating to win
The trouble with the chappells they thought they where the bees knees playing the big I am, to cover up there inadequacy, thinking they where being clever.
I was sat in the Rugby Ground at Headingley in the 70s. A chap came and sat at the side of me and started talking to me. I didn't recognise him. I was only 15. It was lunch at the cricket match. He introduced himself. It was Trevor Chapell. Nice chap.
Richie Benaud, true class, tells the truth
I am an Indian. I don't know why people generalize and blame ALL Aussies or ALL Indians for some bad incidents.. There are some bad Aussies and good Aussies. How do you forget the great Aussie Gilchrist 'the walker'?
Watching this after the 'stumping' of Bairstow in 2023. The Aussies dont change. Sandpaper etc etc.....
I hadn't heard the explanation of the surrounding circumstances regarding this infamous delivery until seeing this bit from Ritchie just now. Ritchie, what a legend.
Rip Rod Marsh. A true WA legend. Sadly missed😞
Let's not forget a great batting effort by the diminutive and courageous Bruce Edgar who carried his bat and scored a century in an era that seldom saw a century in this format
Richie Benaud's greatness here for all to see.
Australia should be awarded anti-spirit of cricket award
vinayak jadhav exactly
Fucking idiot
Send it to Greg Chappell. Not even all the Aussies on the field were happy with that.
They deserve to be mankaded
look who's saying an Indian 🤣
As an avid South African cricket follower, any vestige of respect I ever had for Greg Chappell died on that day.
"This could possibly be just a little bit disappointing"
Talk about an understatement. I am Australian, and agree with every Kiwi who felt ripped off by this.
+Paulie Jay I'd rather lose with integrity... than win cheating...
Watched it again after this Bankroft incident. Quit a way to discharge responsibility of a great nation. Who are these guys.
@@billah-cf4lc it's not legal and unfair too and it shows the fear inside the bowler who let down his country.
@@navdeepbector3789 That was the captain's fault (Greg Chappell) not the bowler (Trevor Chappell)
Still totally wrong
@@bretth4988
It wasn't cheating at the time.
It was cowardly and against the spirit of the game, but not cheating.
Ritchie Beneud from a pom mate I loved you what a guy !!! Sadly missed
5:32
The bowler bowled so well, he could have easily bowled an overarm ball and won the match.
The Legend Ritchie B. Missed out meeting him by 30 seconds in Brisbane in 2010 - had to have a chat with Mickey Stewart instead.
Ritchie - The Don told him after the tied test (which Oz should have won in 62?), 'We didn't win, but Cricket did.'
I love Rod Marsh's reaction, No mate... and that should have been it. Oh well, at least the rule now is you can't bowl under arm after that incident.
Richie Benaud, was a legend in broadcasting. He’ll never be bettered.
Easy to see where the chant ‘same old Aussies, always cheating’ came from.
Doesn’t apply to Richie though. I’m English, and I honestly don’t think you could find anyone here with a bad word to say about the man.
There is a difference between cheating and bad-sportsmanship. As Richie Benaud clearly pointed out, it was within the rules.
@@paulstevenson6975So was body line me thinks but the kangaroo s did not like it.
@@Alan-gh8Xbit of a difference between bowling a spontaneous one ball underarm in a one dayer to the feet, and a collective premeditated team effort to bowl at the opponents unprotected head for a whole series.
@@sirsillybilly all is fair in love and war.
0:17 "This divisive incident". It wasn't divisive. The Kiwis were justifiably outraged, and we Australians were embarrassed and ashamed. But no-one disagreed about how wrong it was.
35 years ago today.
Richie Benaud-spot on with his comments as usual.
Doug Walters hit an underarm bowl for six after this match to prove that the batsman could’ve still won that game
There is underarm and there is rolling it along the ground. Of course you can't score a six from a rolled ball
They needed 7 to Win tho?
"Possibly a little bit disappointing," said Bill Lawry.
The greatest understatement of all time!
🤣
yep well thats bill lawry for you always a one eyed aussie
The Spirit of Cricket well and truely blown out of the water
And it’s never returned to Australia since!
Great video, memorable moment. Lets forget the animosity and just enjoy the nostalgia trip.
Australia's finest cricket moment!!!
They still won didn't they
I Rather lost the Game ,
The Fact was Greg was the Captain
And got it wrong , Lillee should been
Bowling that bowl , but it was Trevor
And he did as he was Told , Had that
Been Lillee he would Said Dear Captain
You can stick it up your Arse , If he
Good enough to hit a Six of the last ball
I will bye him a Beer 🍺 so get out
Of my way I bowling a normal ball
@@stonecold7292 Not really, their infamy got more attention.
Not many remember the game but most kiwis remember the incident.
I wa at that match. Earlier in the game when Australia was batting and Greg Chappell was on 12 Martin Sneddon took an unbelievable catch. No replays in those days and both umpires were unsighted. Chappell stood his ground and went on to make a century.
Richie didn't mince his words here did he? To this day, the whole incident haunts Australian cricket.
Until the so called stumping of bairstow in the test this year. Just born cheats
Among other things. Fair play really isn't in the Aussie's repertoire.
The great Richie Benaud didn’t pull his punches in his judgement of what went on there. Well said the great man!!
Absolutely.
This incident followed Trevor Chappell through his entire life. Lesson: reputation sticks, use your judgment wisely.
blame is solely on Greg IMO. Trevor was a young fringe player who didn't have the confidence to be insubordinate to his captain and older brother and tell him where to get off.
Greg Chappel will always be remembered for this pitiful and cowardy act of cheating than the fact he could actually play
Interesting how the Aussies have carried on with the same spirit of winning at all costs ever since then. Must be in the training manual. Sandpapering the ball I believe is on page 12.
I was 12 yo when that happen and aussie supporter so remember too well. If this underarm thing was in rules back then or not and no matter who bowled it was gutless weak as piss action. I played plenty cricket over the years and no matter what the game situation there is no way i would do such a thing or want anyone in my team to do that
I'd forgotten how much I miss Ritchie Benaud. What a player, commentator and person.
Yep. The cricket in heaven has Benaud, Johnners and John Arlott commentating. Endless cake and anecdotes.
The most disgraceful moment in Australian sporting history
In the whole world's sporting history, more like.
Janet Miller doubt it. Lance Armstrong first thing i think of winning who knows how many tour de frances by taking drugs. There is probs much worse.
the Pommies bowling Bodyline, trying to inflict injury to win is far worse than this!
Until now
lol Christopher.. what bloody century are you living in?? Please join the rest of us in the 21st century.
5:04 Rod Marsh shaking his head saying _"It's not right!"_
Lucky he wasn't around to see Australian players sandpapering the cricket ball.
And stumping Barstow when he thought ball was dead
Only Australia would do anything like that!!!!!
They love to chat dont they, they can't help themselves. Scum
love your word richie
Add Steve Smith to this video, and never compare him with Kohli, integrity-wise and skill-wise
@Kali Yuga Tu 2 saal पुराना comment par भौंक raha hai 😄 😆 😀 , Bhuankta rah
So, unlike in England there were no rules to prevent any deliveries to be "pea-rollers" at that time. That means that all 50 overs could have been bowled like that.
Huh, I guess. Wouldn't put it past the Aussies either!
Richie Benaud comments says it all:
“…a disgraceful performance,…”
“One of the worst things I have ever seen done on a cricket field. Goodnight.”
I agree. From an Aussie.
They’ll never be another Richie Benaud. He’ll be the most popular up there and captain of the Heaven XI
who came here AGAIN after Smith and Bancroft's sandpapergate.
Actually feel sorry for Trevor. Bowled quite well in that over, getting two wickets off five balls. As Ritchie said in the review...the captain buggered up his sums.
And Trevor didn't have the balls to tell big brother to stuff it. Those two wickets mean nothing now, Trevor will always be remembered for that last ball. Utter cowardice from both Chappells.
Richies rant at the end... he got it spot on
As an Aussie I remember watching this live and I was not too happy with the underarm. But Richie Benaud really hit the nail on the head.
To be honest, I don’t see how it can be a disgrace to do something which is within the rules. To object to this is dissent, which is against the rules. Bravo I say; no false heroism.
@@prairiewolfo9274then you have no honour
@@XaviRonaldo0
I may not display honour here; but I don’t think you’re justified in claiming I have no honour.
The way I see it is that it is as illegal to not try to win as it is to try to win by doing things outside the rules.
It is harder to lose well than to be a gracious winner: but it sounds like sour grapes to me.
All honour and respects to you sir.
@@prairiewolfo9274 I'm Australian and I even see this incident as an absolute disgrace. There is a reason they effectively outlawed underarm bowling after this. It is still technically legal under very strict circumstances but rolling ball will always be called a no ball no matter what. It it rolls or bounces more than twice it is deemed a no ball
Saying you have no honour may not be based in fact but it's clear you have no honour in this sense if you will do anything to win no matter how shameful.
@@XaviRonaldo0
I’m not an expert at cricket; and very rarely win. If there is another rule outlawing this particular action then I wouldn’t defend it. In any sport it is up to the umpire or referee to interpret the rules regarding a particular incident, and up to everyone else to abide by the decision.
everybody was on their way home from work when it happened ....
Im a kiwi and i agree that its not fair to label all Aussies with the same brush. Greg Chapel, shame on you mate.
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In this time of sorrow, may the outpouring of love, support, and cherished memories provide some measure of comfort for the Warne Family around The World.
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NZ were also dumb here, had a bloke on 102 not out who they didn't get on strike for the last over.
What do people expect from the residents of the worlds largest open prison?
England
Richie you were a legend.
Two words for New Zealand: Andy Haden
Australian cricketers doing what they do best
Some of the Australian cricketers are the epitome of being bad boys
at 4.52 you actually see Greg Chappell make the underarm motion.
Watched it live !
Richie is a legend and a gentleman ..
Don't listen to Steve, he's being flippant. It was an extremely un-sportsmanlike moment that should never have happened. It was an oversight not to include the no underarm rule and Greg Chappell knew it.
my english summer never used to start until i heard richie's golden tones. possibly the greatest commentator ever, RIP
as for the incident itself, it's all been said already
I remember watching in Ireland the NZ press going nuts: " 'Strines' have an underarm problem" lol!
Sportsman if doesn't have any sportsman spirit then it's a shame.This kind of win is worst then a dignified loss.
A typical Aussie performance ; anything to win ( or not lose ) . I'm pleased , but not surprised at Richies' comments , he was of a different era , and class !
Very dubious lbw decision on the 2nd ball. Considering Richard Hadlee's talent as a big hitter, and particularly the way he started the over, he may have won the match for the match for New Zealand.
Yep, pitched outside leg, cheating umpires, first the Sneddon “no catch” then that!
Dud call but hardly cheating. You still see calls like that now. Plus Richard would know all about favourable home umpire decisions.
Even watching this now its unbelievable. Its just shows the inner psyche of how the Aussie mind works. Once a Crim, always a Crim.. Dodgy bastards they are..
racists much
lol you do realise that the 'crims' who settled Australia were from England, Ireland, Scotland etc.?
Based Rod Marsh showing his disgust. What a Chad.
Love Rod Marsh. "NO MATE"!!! Wish they'd listened.
Love Richie Benaud. "A DISGRACEFUL PERFORMANCE". Tells it like it is.
- An ashamed Australian.
Whilst I agree that it was appalling and one of the worst acts in Australian cricket history I take issue with those accusing the Australians of cheating. As pointed out in the video the delivery was not illegal in the rules. So it was more a case of Greg knowing the rules and exploiting them much like the use of the Mancad, not illegal but extremely unsportsmanlike behaviour. Whilst Greg can be blamed for the act itself, the cricket administrators must also hold some of the blame for not getting the rule banning the delivery included before the tournament began.
I really felt for Trevor though, being forced by his captain and big brother to bowl what would become one of the most infamous deliveries of all time.
Agree with everyone else though, Richie was spot on.
- One person bowls an underarm
- Entire Australia's fault