Exactly How GOOD Was Gundappa Viswanath? | The King Of The Square Cut.
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- Exactly How GOOD Was Gundappa Viswanath? | The King Of The Square Cut.
Gundappa Viswanath was one of the greatest batsman in the cricket world ,India has ever produced. Vishwanath was as crucial as Sunil Gavaskar to the Indian team of the 1970s.His centuries often came when the team needed them most, showcasing not just his skill but his unwavering resolve and sportsmanship. But exactly how good was he? Let's have a look.
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Hey Cricket Lovers🏏, who do you think had more impact on Indian Cricket? Gundappa Vishwanath or Sunil Gavaskar?
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Gundappa Vishwanath is called 'Wizard of Willow'!!!
Exactly 💯
Yes for sure,
For some who don’t really know Vishi who never care whom vishi likes.
And that’s one and only one Sunil Gavaskar because no one can have that perfection about the bating.🙏
Vishy❤❤❤❤
Vishy the most artistic batsmen India has ever produced his footwork was as good a Ballet dancer any day better than Gavaskar since he was from Karnataka he was given a rawdeal
I might enjoy aggressive brutish stroke play in today's times but deep down i also enjoy the elegance of old school Batting style where flick of wrists combined with superb timing sent the ball speeding towards the boundaries ❤😅. And no these guys didn't have leather ball murdering willows with thick edges and bulging sweet spots . Just pure technique was enough to do the job 😎😌.
I have seen old folks from dad's generation talk about who was better sunny or vishy , now i can clearly say that Vishy was better even if he didn't have appetite for runs like Sunny 😅. I would love to see some more videos on old school legends who made Batting look elegant and classy like Azaruddin , vvs laxman,Dravid, Yuvi ( the last batsman to have old school elegance which was beautifully mixed with brute force of modern batsman) and many more. Please make it happen 🙌.
Sure man, will surely work on them. BTW, I have already made a video on Rahul Dravid. You can check that out
Vishing him the best💐
I would hazard a guess that an average in the 40’s through the 70’s, taking in to consideration inflation 😜 and the improvements in the game today (technology, equipment, playing conditions, reduced super stars and so on) that today his average is easily worth 60+!!
No doubt!
Vishwanath was just like Dravid who played during difficult times.
Yup
I regret that I never had the chance to watch him play.
Exactly
Buy the time i finished reading the name 3 years had passed
Perhaps the greatest fan of the great Gundappa was the great Sunil Gavaskar.
Yeah💯
Rubbish and it is hurting me as I have been following Vishy even before Suni gavaskar knew him
and you can ask Vishy himself. He always says I am his most vocal fanatic for the past 54 years.
I have hugged him on the ground, on the pitch on many occassions, including that epic 97 not out.
I used to beg, borrow or steal to see him play anywhere in India - Bangalore, Chennai, Bombay and Delhi
Bro please did video for waqar Younis
Sure man!
@@CricketStories007 thank you bro not like other RUclips cricket channel you reply for the comment quickly I am a huge cricket fan I think how to know about these legends and I see your videos and liked so much because you telling truth especially in Don Bradman video I follow your videos regularly
@@cricketlegendstamil6356 Thank you bro for the kind words😍. It gives me motivation to make more videos🔥
many think Vishwanath's best innings was his 97 not out in Chennai in 1975
No, it is thoroughly wrong. It was very ordinary when u compare it with his 124 against windies in Chennai in 1979
the differences
1. Gavaskar didnt play in the 1975 match
2. Gavaskar also played the 1979 match
3. 1975 pitch was only fast, but the 1979 Chepauk pitch was just horribly under prepared. Sylvester Clarke and Norbert Philip were faster than Andy Roberts and both cud kick the ball from good length. Gavaskar failed in both the innings, exposing his weakness against sheer pace on a wicked wicket. he was happy to be out soon in both the innings to escape body blow
But Vishy ? - stood like a rock, tamed both the quickies and scored a bold manly innings of 124, without helmet, arm guard or chest guard
I bet - Virat Kohli orTendulkar could not have scored even5 runs or survive a full over of those devils on that deadly pitch even with helmets
That is Vishy for you
100% true sir
Got a request for ya: How good was Shane Warne??
Sure man.🔥
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Video on sa 8n the 60s
Sure man!
Wrist player
yeah!
He was good but not great.His best years were 1978 and 1979 when the best players were playing WSC which inflates his average by 2 to 3 runs.
India always won whenever he scored a century.
He was one of the best Indian batters of his time.
He's a shade below Doug Walters who played in the same era.They both don't cut it as greats (like Gavaskar or Greg Chappell) because Walters failed in England and Viswanath struggled overseas,36.31 against 47.32 in India.
@@yellowNredThat's not right. India never lost a test match when vishy scored a century. There were drawn matches also inwhich he scored a century.