Ponting followed Steve's legacy, Clarke changed the culture of the team for the worse and destroyed this legacy, turned the greatest team of all time into a mere good team.
Everyone remember and give credit to Ricky Ponting for the invincibility of Australia and making Australia mighty, And Ponting deserves all the praise, But it was Steve Waugh who laid the foundation of the invincible Australia which would dominate cricket later on, A serious match winner who mentored and nurtured players like Ricky Ponting, Damien Martyn, Michael Bevan etc. And it was in 1999 that Australia's fortune changed forever under his captaincy.
@@BatMan-oe2gh Border did win the World Cup for Australia but Waugh made Australia invincible by bringing in young talent like Ricky Ponting, Backing Damien Martyn and Matthew Hayden and enabling their comeback in the team. And then even bringing back McGrath as the opening bowler hence creating a formidable team in the late 90s.
Stop calling the Australian cricket team "the kangaroos" that is not the name of our team and only people who have very little knowledge about us call us that. "The Kangaroos" is the name of the Australian RUGBY LEAGUE team.
As a South African i still have got over the 1999 WC. That was our best chance to win it. Steve was impossible to get out in that super six game. He was such a stubborn, hard headed captain. Giving up wasn't in his vocabulary
Steve Waugh is greatest ever captain in Test Cricket he won 41 matches out of 57 matches which is phenomenal record also fantastic batsman although his record in ODI Cricket isn't promising as Test but that innings against South Africa in 1999 world cup will be remembered for a long time
Alan Border the best clearly. Consider the team he had and his ability to develop them as players and men. Very unselfish. Wouldn’t have even thought of having a farewell season. Border is the man!
Yes, it was Border that turned it all around after the big three left in Lillee, Greg Chappell and Marsh. To me the turning point was the 1989 Ashes series in England. That was the tour Steve Waugh scored his first hundreds. I remember Australia being 4 for 600 with the top four all making 100s except for Mark Waugh that scored 99. Steve Waugh's first two hundreds were 177 and 152 both not out in consecutive innings.
Btw Waugh said something similar to Dada when he dropped his catch during the Border Gavaskar trophy 2001. I think he said something like ' you've dropped the test there' or something like that But then he was out after a few overs and Dravid came up to him and asked who dropped the test now That series was one of the best test series especially the test in Kolkata as this series paved the rise of Indias aggressive attitude under Ganguly On that note can you please make a video on Sourav Ganguly
You missed the best anecdote from when he was in bad form we all sang "Waugh, what is he good for. Absolutely nothing" in the style of the song by Edwin Starr.
I've got two special edition magazines that were released at different times, I purchased and never opened, because Of their meaning to me personally. One is of Don Bradman and the other is of Australia's hottest streak ever of test match victories. With Steve Waugh on the cover as Captain. We love our Cricket us Aussies. We love our legends a little bit more again.
Mate Australia greatest odi team to ever exist even west indies in late 70s 80s didn't have versatility all rounders even 1975 World Cup final greg chapell run out aus lost fought tooth and nail hallmark of a champion team
A dropped catch in 1999 and a catch for the ages in 2023. Best teams dont win trophies, teams producing best moments in the most significant situations wins them...
You are amazing to have summarized Steve’s career so well!!🎉 He was the greatest ever player, cricketer and captain. Steve Waugh was the greatest captain. That turn around in 99 was amazing, maestro Tugga in the Semi’s for sure. I am a Ponting fan, who is the greatest in terms of WC wins. But everyone knew, the decisions that Steve took and his calmness/attention to talent would make him the greatest ever. I only wish Steve Waugh/Ricky Ponting or Glenn McGrath were allowed to become the CEO of Cricket Australia at least once in our lifetime TBH
I am both a Pom and a cricket fan. Having said that my love for the sport of cricket transcends my patriotism. I have always admired Steve Waugh as both cricketer and captain. The cricket played under him was unmissable.
Sportica, if Steve Waugh was the Greatest Captain, than what went wrong that he got dropped from aussies odi squad in 2002 & for wc 2003 & never played in odi side for Australia after 2002, please let me know.
My favourite innings of Steve Waugh was that 120 runs not out against South Africa in 1999 world Cup in a must win match in which Australia were 47/3 and needed 272 to win that match. How he played under pressure. Love from India ❤
This is a great channel, but some of the mispronunciations are hilarious, as is some of the mistakes in details- one of them is calling the South African team the Springboks. That was their rugby team's nickname. Their cricket team was known as the Proteas.
@@officialsportica No shade, whatsoever, but it helps to get the players name pronounced correctly. It's interesting you pronounced Tugga as tooga until you put it together with Tugga Waugh. But overall, a really good video and of such an iconic moment in World Cup history. I remember both those incidents very well, the dropped catch of course but then the absolute mayhem of the last few balls. If I recall correctly, South Africa still had 1 or 2 balls left and threw the game with that run out top force a draw, which gave Australia the entry into the final.
Really good vid which sets the scene really well. Australia and Sth Africa had some epic battles in those days. One point of constructive criticism.. you need to work on your pronunciation of the names. Nearly every one was wrong.. even the subject of the vid. Also, (11:48) although Tendulkar is one of the absolute greats, Don Bradman is almost universally recognised as the greatest batsman of all time.
That was THE dropped catch of all dropped catches that one..... Yes indeed. You need to hang on to the ball before trying to throw it in the air in celebration. Ouch.
Sure, Ponting has a better record with more trophies. But he had a team full of legends in their prime. It was Steve Waugh who brought those legends to the team and nurtured them.
@@longjohn5322 Uhh, topic was about captaincy clearly. And even as a non Australian, I know that Steve Waugh was a better captain overall compared to Ponting.
Great player, but as cold as a carp in the yarra river .Utterley graceless .Shane warne felt the same.That Australian side were a Machine destroying everything in its path .A team to admire rather than like if your not Australian
seems like deja vu doesn't it? 1999: steve catch dropped australia wins the match semi final aus vs sa sa scored 213 australia win final against an asian team(pakistan) 2023: maxwell catch dropped australia wins the match semi final aus vs sa sa scored 212(very close to 213) australia win final against an asian team(india)
The fact that most of the comments saying Steve Waugh was the greatest captain ever came from Indians speaks volumes of how big impact he had on world cricket. I believe he was the greatest Cricket captain along with Clive Lloyd. But Mark Waugh and Steve Waugh undoubtedly were the greatest brothers to play together. If Steve was fire, Mark was extraordinarily Smoooooooooooooooooth!!!!
Australia All Time 11 In Odi 1.Adam Gilchrist 2.David Warner 3.Ricky Ponting 4.Steve Waugh 5.Glenn Maxwell 6.ShaneWatson 7.Andrew Symonds 8.Shane Warne 9.Brett Lee 10.Mitchell Starc 11.Glenn McGrath....
@@shahreyarcool311 yep but you already have two big hitters like Maxwell and Symonds so I'll put Steve Smith there to play the role of anchor and at no 8 I'll put Shane Warne
@@sabeehbutt543Their are Steve Waugh And Ponting To Play an anchor role so ...Smith at no 6 didn't deserve to play an anchor role ... But Yes In Test Cricket Smith would surely be in playing 11
I often keep wondering what would have happened to the cricket if Gibbs had held onto that catch and Allan Donald had just run that one run?? Would Australia still have dominated world cricket for the next decade??
@ivanrenard3153 How much of the bowling that Bradman faced have you seen? And based on your assertion, that means everyone else in his era faced a similar standard.
Bro please make on video ms dhoni I request you & bro how msd become greatest captain in world cricket & msd indias first captain won all icc trophies & msd won as captain 2007 t20 world cup 2011 world cup 2013 champions trophy 2008 cb series 2009 compaq cup 2009 asia cup 2013 celkon cup 2016 asia cup 2009 icc test mace 2011 icc test mace 2013 icc ODI Championship shield 2008 border gavaskar trophy 2010 border gavaskar trophy 2013 border gavaskar trophy & msd won as captain everything & bro please reply my question & if you don't make video on msd I will unsubscribed your channel
Pleaaaaaase try get the surnames pronunciations semi correct. Ive never heard anyone pronounce his name even close to that. Its been the same with a few other players aswell. absolutely loving the content though and glad this great sport is getting vids like this on youtube finally. us aussies would rather him to called C*nt then have our sporting legends names be pronounced so incorrectly.
It’s wild that an American is making the best cricket videos, when did you get into the sport? Or does an American just do the voiceovers? Just one thing though, his surname is pronounced more like ‘war’ rather than ‘wah’.
@@officialsporticaIf you have someone you’re paying to do the voiceovers, I’d definitely tell them how to pronounce the names beforehand. I mean, the clips all have his name pronounced correctly so they should have a look at those first.
The "Greatest" batsman of all time is not Tendulkar. Its Don Bradman whose 99.94 test average surpasses all mere mortals. Tendulkar arguabley is the 2nd best.
what the hell does it matter that "their family was not well connected in the sporting world"?! That is completely irrelevant professional sports is based on talent alone.
You really should have learned how to say half the words you said in this video. You don't know how to say Tugga, Tendulkar, Kallis, Gilchrist or even Waugh. Do more research, or at least listen to the people in the clips you use. And the G in sledging is not silent.
Allan Border did a "Ganguly" for Australia, when they were at the lowest point after the 1987 Ashes. But Steve Waugh laid the foundation for the world beating side that Australia would become, when he took over. Ricky Pointing is just a spoiled brat, who just reaped the benefits from the hard work of these two extraordinary leaders.
Some credit would have to go to Mark 'Tubby' Taylor, who took over from Allan Border in the early 90's. Tubby wasn't as good a batsman as Border, Waugh, or Ponting, but he was just as good as captain and possibly even better as a tactician.
The captain’s get some credit for the leadership of the teams they inherited. But who was doing the real work? Maybe the names of people like Bob Simpson and Rod Marsh might be worth your consideration.
I have watched a few videos in this series and they are riddled with countless misquotes, untruths and idiotic opinions. I shall not be watching any more on this American channel. Why on earth Americans, who only watch incredible boring 'sports' such as: American Throwball (they never kick the damn thing); Basket-case Ball; Hockey on a frozen puddle; and Rounders (a game played by little schoolgirls)? Leave cricket to the intelligent nations that play it to a high international standard and stick to your silly pastimes that are more 'time-outs' than sports action.
He changed Australian cricket forever... ponting, Clarke, Cummins just following his legacy... but Steve is God father
Ponting followed Steve's legacy, Clarke changed the culture of the team for the worse and destroyed this legacy, turned the greatest team of all time into a mere good team.
Everyone remember and give credit to Ricky Ponting for the invincibility of Australia and making Australia mighty, And Ponting deserves all the praise, But it was Steve Waugh who laid the foundation of the invincible Australia which would dominate cricket later on, A serious match winner who mentored and nurtured players like Ricky Ponting, Damien Martyn, Michael Bevan etc. And it was in 1999 that Australia's fortune changed forever under his captaincy.
Alan Border was the Captain that set it all up. All the Captains after him followed his style.
@@BatMan-oe2gh Border did win the World Cup for Australia but Waugh made Australia invincible by bringing in young talent like Ricky Ponting, Backing Damien Martyn and Matthew Hayden and enabling their comeback in the team. And then even bringing back McGrath as the opening bowler hence creating a formidable team in the late 90s.
Stop calling the Australian cricket team "the kangaroos" that is not the name of our team and only people who have very little knowledge about us call us that. "The Kangaroos" is the name of the Australian RUGBY LEAGUE team.
No they are called the wallabies
@@felixmaxwell3708 Wallabies are the Rugby Union team, Kangaroos are the Rugby League team
@@felixmaxwell3708 Wallabies are the Rugby Union team. Kangaroos are the Rugby League team.
I don’t think the cricket team even has a nickname.
@@shmick6079 The Baggy Greens. In reference to our cap.
Bro this video give me the vibes of 90s .when I used to see his batting . Love from New Zealand🇳🇿
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As a South African i still have got over the 1999 WC. That was our best chance to win it. Steve was impossible to get out in that super six game. He was such a stubborn, hard headed captain. Giving up wasn't in his vocabulary
Absolutely!
As an aussie that watched the match, I really in all honesty feel for you guys, definitely deserving to be winners.
Would love longer documentaries, these are just too good.
Appreciate it brother! Will try 💖
They are amazing innit!
Appreciate you mate! @@StumpStudioPlays
@@officialsporticaWould love a video on Rohit
Steve Waugh is greatest ever captain in Test Cricket he won 41 matches out of 57 matches which is phenomenal record also fantastic batsman although his record in ODI Cricket isn't promising as Test but that innings against South Africa in 1999 world cup will be remembered for a long time
Greatest indeed!
Alan Border the best clearly. Consider the team he had and his ability to develop them as players and men. Very unselfish. Wouldn’t have even thought of having a farewell season. Border is the man!
Yes, it was Border that turned it all around after the big three left in Lillee, Greg Chappell and Marsh. To me the turning point was the 1989 Ashes series in England. That was the tour Steve Waugh scored his first hundreds. I remember Australia being 4 for 600 with the top four all making 100s except for Mark Waugh that scored 99. Steve Waugh's first two hundreds were 177 and 152 both not out in consecutive innings.
Australia has a penchant for giving birth to legends
Absolutely!
Such a great video. You always make videos that I want...
Keep it up mate and make a lot of videos on Aussie players ❤
Appreciate you brother 💖🙌
Btw Waugh said something similar to Dada when he dropped his catch during the Border Gavaskar trophy 2001. I think he said something like ' you've dropped the test there' or something like that
But then he was out after a few overs and Dravid came up to him and asked who dropped the test now
That series was one of the best test series especially the test in Kolkata as this series paved the rise of Indias aggressive attitude under Ganguly
On that note can you please make a video on Sourav Ganguly
We'll cover Sourav Ganguly soon
You missed the best anecdote from when he was in bad form we all sang "Waugh, what is he good for. Absolutely nothing" in the style of the song by Edwin Starr.
I didn't know about it!
I've got two special edition magazines that were released at different times, I purchased and never opened, because Of their meaning to me personally.
One is of Don Bradman and the other is of Australia's hottest streak ever of test match victories.
With Steve Waugh on the cover as Captain.
We love our Cricket us Aussies.
We love our legends a little bit more again.
Mate Australia greatest odi team to ever exist even west indies in late 70s 80s didn't have versatility all rounders even 1975 World Cup final greg chapell run out aus lost fought tooth and nail hallmark of a champion team
A dropped catch in 1999 and a catch for the ages in 2023. Best teams dont win trophies, teams producing best moments in the most significant situations wins them...
You are amazing to have summarized Steve’s career so well!!🎉
He was the greatest ever player, cricketer and captain. Steve Waugh was the greatest captain. That turn around in 99 was amazing, maestro Tugga in the Semi’s for sure.
I am a Ponting fan, who is the greatest in terms of WC wins. But everyone knew, the decisions that Steve took and his calmness/attention to talent would make him the greatest ever. I only wish Steve Waugh/Ricky Ponting or Glenn McGrath were allowed to become the CEO of Cricket Australia at least once in our lifetime TBH
I am both a Pom and a cricket fan. Having said that my love for the sport of cricket transcends my patriotism. I have always admired Steve Waugh as both cricketer and captain. The cricket played under him was unmissable.
Sportica, if Steve Waugh was the Greatest Captain, than what went wrong that he got dropped from aussies odi squad in 2002 & for wc 2003 & never played in odi side for Australia after 2002, please let me know.
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My favourite innings of Steve Waugh was that 120 runs not out against South Africa in 1999 world Cup in a must win match in which Australia were 47/3 and needed 272 to win that match.
How he played under pressure.
Love from India ❤
This is a great channel, but some of the mispronunciations are hilarious, as is some of the mistakes in details- one of them is calling the South African team the Springboks. That was their rugby team's nickname. Their cricket team was known as the Proteas.
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@@officialsportica No shade, whatsoever, but it helps to get the players name pronounced correctly. It's interesting you pronounced Tugga as tooga until you put it together with Tugga Waugh. But overall, a really good video and of such an iconic moment in World Cup history. I remember both those incidents very well, the dropped catch of course but then the absolute mayhem of the last few balls. If I recall correctly, South Africa still had 1 or 2 balls left and threw the game with that run out top force a draw, which gave Australia the entry into the final.
painful rather then hilarious
Really good vid which sets the scene really well. Australia and Sth Africa had some epic battles in those days.
One point of constructive criticism.. you need to work on your pronunciation of the names. Nearly every one was wrong.. even the subject of the vid. Also, (11:48) although Tendulkar is one of the absolute greats, Don Bradman is almost universally recognised as the greatest batsman of all time.
Appreciate you man!
gotta be a bot doing his voiceover, if he watched the footage hed posted hed hear how to pronounce most of it right
Steve Was A Really Tough Guy Who Never Give Up.He was the real reason for Australian Golden Era...
Big game player 💖
Can you put about Temba Bavuma batting and captaincy
I will try!
Who? Why?
Plz make one video on upcoming great nations in world of cricket
Sure!
my comments on all of your videos😁
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This is a great example of Butterfly Effect in cricket.. it started the reign of one of the Greatest Cricket Team for next many years to come.
On point!
0:45 bro forgot about the chappels, plus their grandfather
That was THE dropped catch of all dropped catches that one..... Yes indeed. You need to hang on to the ball before trying to throw it in the air in celebration. Ouch.
I must admit it’s a bit surreal to hear an out and out American accent talking about cricket with this level of enthusiasm
Appreciate you!
Sure, Ponting has a better record with more trophies. But he had a team full of legends in their prime. It was Steve Waugh who brought those legends to the team and nurtured them.
Absolutely!
Uhh, did people forget about Mark Taylor?
@@longjohn5322 your lack of cricketing knowledge is in full display
@@longjohn5322 Marsh played a major role in the youth set up, no one can deny that. This debate is, to my knowledge, about the Australian captaincy.
@@longjohn5322 Uhh, topic was about captaincy clearly. And even as a non Australian, I know that Steve Waugh was a better captain overall compared to Ponting.
Make a video on Sanath Jayasuriya and how he revolutionised opening in cricket 🏏
Sure
Steve Waugh means "GREATEST MATCH FIXER IN WORLD CRICKET" that's why he got removed from aussies team before wc 2003.
I think you are as confused as the guy who made this video. You have no idea what you are talking about.
Great player, but as cold as a carp in the yarra river .Utterley graceless .Shane warne felt the same.That Australian side were a Machine destroying everything in its path .A team to admire rather than like if your not Australian
Ive gotta say, you are a great content creator
Thanks man! Appreciate you 💖🙌
seems like deja vu doesn't it?
1999:
steve catch dropped australia wins the match semi final aus vs sa
sa scored 213
australia win final against an asian team(pakistan)
2023:
maxwell catch dropped australia wins the match semi final aus vs sa
sa scored 212(very close to 213)
australia win final against an asian team(india)
Right 🙌
In 1999 the catch drop was in a super six not semifinal
In 2023
Maxwell catch drop didn't changed anything
@@fullbakwasgaming6091 when I said semi final I meant both 1999 and 2023 had aus vs sa in semi final
@@exaunitive4948 with 7-8 good teams it is very possible for same teams to play semi final
Please make a video about imran khan and don bradman.
Sure!
As others have said, love the videos, but your pronunciation of player's names is often way off
Sorry man 🙌
do uae rise, they beat afg and nz
Sure!
The man who laid the foundation of the greatest Cricket team of all time, Steve Waugh.
No Allan Border laid the foundation of the greatest cricket team of all time
True!
@@debasismohanty1952 No sir Don Bradman laid the foundation already 70-80 years ago.
Bro make video on IPL 🔥
Absolutely! Before the tournament starts
The fact that most of the comments saying Steve Waugh was the greatest captain ever came from Indians speaks volumes of how big impact he had on world cricket. I believe he was the greatest Cricket captain along with Clive Lloyd.
But Mark Waugh and Steve Waugh undoubtedly were the greatest brothers to play together. If Steve was fire, Mark was extraordinarily Smoooooooooooooooooth!!!!
All Hail Steve Waugh, the master, Iceman, Tugga,
The GOAT
Australia All Time 11 In Odi
1.Adam Gilchrist
2.David Warner
3.Ricky Ponting
4.Steve Waugh
5.Glenn Maxwell
6.ShaneWatson
7.Andrew Symonds
8.Shane Warne
9.Brett Lee
10.Mitchell Starc
11.Glenn McGrath....
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I'll Replace Watson with Steve Smith
@@sabeehbutt543 Watson was a good all rounder and very good striker of balls
@@shahreyarcool311 yep but you already have two big hitters like Maxwell and Symonds so I'll put Steve Smith there to play the role of anchor and at no 8 I'll put Shane Warne
@@sabeehbutt543Their are Steve Waugh And Ponting To Play an anchor role so ...Smith at no 6 didn't deserve to play an anchor role ... But Yes In Test Cricket Smith would surely be in playing 11
I often keep wondering what would have happened to the cricket if Gibbs had held onto that catch and Allan Donald had just run that one run?? Would Australia still have dominated world cricket for the next decade??
What made him so good was whenever we were screwed he stood up. Cummins is doing that too.
can you cover the 11 wins of nepal from 12 match
AI voice. The greatest aspect about Steve Waugh was that he always played his best innings when Australia were in trouble.
Steve waugh won as captain 1999 wc & he won 4 icc test mace as captain no doubt he was a greatest captain of all time
Himself and Tendulkar are the most mentally strong people. Imagine not playing your favorite shot for a decade.
True!
The greatest batsman of all time is Australia's Don Bradman- an average of 99.94 tells you that! Tendulkar, while still great, trails in his wake.
GOAT 🙌
@ivanrenard3153 You mean by being hit in the head by Bodyline bowling without a helmet with the balls being consistently 90 mph. Sure. Easy peasy.
@ivanrenard3153 How much of the bowling that Bradman faced have you seen? And based on your assertion, that means everyone else in his era faced a similar standard.
@ivanrenard3153horrific?
The best bowlers in the world were horrific? This doesn’t make any sense.
It would be good if the voice over could get the name pronunciation correct. It has happened on many videos.
I know! Really sorry man 💖
Make a video on mashrafe mortaza and how he became the most loved Bangladeshi cricketer in the world
Sure!
@@officialsportica thanks
Sportica posted a new video = summoning lizzman
Lizzman My GOAT 🤲
I don't really agree that Steve made Aus the most successful nation, I personally think that started with Bradman.
Bradman was definitely the pioneer!
Shane Warne would have been even greater.
Another GOAT
What’s your next video ❤❤❤
New Zealand 💖
@@officialsportica thanks
I want one about BPL
Soon!
Can we take a moment to appreciate how the narrator pronounce Steve's last name
and "toogah" instead of tugger
Sorry man 🤣
@@officialsporticacheers for owning up.
Your nationality?
US
How do you like cricket 🏏
@@officialsportica native ??
Please make a video about : the mastermind who silences entire afghanistan (naseem shah)
I will try!
thankyou@@officialsportica
I watched the 1999 wc semi-final even though i wasnt born the match SA would have wob=n but steve got em
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Ice man his 120 score aus won five World cups in span of 24 yeras
GOAT 🙌
@@officialsportica his 200 in 1995 aus domination for 12 years in test cricket resulted
I love your videos, but for the love of all things holy CAN YOU PLEASE LEARN HOW TO PRONOUNCE EVERYONES NAMES.
Appreciate you bro! Trying 🤲
I know right! The commentators even say their names in the footage but he still says them wrong.
Bro please make on video ms dhoni I request you & bro how msd become greatest captain in world cricket & msd indias first captain won all icc trophies & msd won as captain 2007 t20 world cup 2011 world cup 2013 champions trophy 2008 cb series 2009 compaq cup 2009 asia cup 2013 celkon cup 2016 asia cup 2009 icc test mace 2011 icc test mace 2013 icc ODI Championship shield 2008 border gavaskar trophy 2010 border gavaskar trophy 2013 border gavaskar trophy & msd won as captain everything & bro please reply my question & if you don't make video on msd I will unsubscribed your channel
Please make a video about Sachin Tendulkar.
Soon!
@@officialsportica Ok 👍
And you're right the Australia Cricket Team nickname is the Baggy Greens
The pronunciation of Waugh as Wah is hilarious 😂😂
Steve Waah
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Pleaaaaaase try get the surnames pronunciations semi correct. Ive never heard anyone pronounce his name even close to that. Its been the same with a few other players aswell. absolutely loving the content though and glad this great sport is getting vids like this on youtube finally.
us aussies would rather him to called C*nt then have our sporting legends names be pronounced so incorrectly.
Appreciate the support man! Really sorry about the mispronunciation 🙌
You dropped the world cup mate 😂😂 famous strve Waugh quote
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Good stuff. But it's pronounced "War" not "Whar".
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‘Tug-ah’, not ‘too-gah’. GOAT batsmen - Bradman. The guy averaged 99.
Appreciate the correction!
Return of the waaaa
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Bro are you from usa?
That means Americans love cricket
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Is there a reason why you mis pronounce every name you speak of?
We try man! Sorry 🙌
Mispronunciation of names gets to be grating at times!! 🙄🙄🙄
Sorry man :(
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It’s not tooga it’s tuggawaugh as in tug of war. And he was a warlord
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11:48 greatest batsman of all time!? Settle down there champ... Bradman and Lara both clear
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Top ten
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Ai is great nowadays
Haha not AI
@@officialsportica mean to the say the voice not the hard work put into making a video
Appreciate it! The voice is also real@@ashtonmascarenhas2583
@@officialsportica cool bro , what accent is that?
Offended Dhoni fans incoming
Haha
First comment
no I am first your 1 minute late
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It’s wild that an American is making the best cricket videos, when did you get into the sport? Or does an American just do the voiceovers?
Just one thing though, his surname is pronounced more like ‘war’ rather than ‘wah’.
Yeah, they are great videos, but many of the name pronunciations are wild
Appreciate you man! We are definitely struggling with the names 🙌
@@officialsporticaIf you have someone you’re paying to do the voiceovers, I’d definitely tell them how to pronounce the names beforehand. I mean, the clips all have his name pronounced correctly so they should have a look at those first.
I'm pretty sure that this and many other channels are 100% AI
Poor Klusener
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The "Greatest" batsman of all time is not Tendulkar. Its Don Bradman whose 99.94 test average surpasses all mere mortals. Tendulkar arguabley is the 2nd best.
what the hell does it matter that "their family was not well connected in the sporting world"?! That is completely irrelevant professional sports is based on talent alone.
You really should have learned how to say half the words you said in this video. You don't know how to say Tugga, Tendulkar, Kallis, Gilchrist or even Waugh. Do more research, or at least listen to the people in the clips you use. And the G in sledging is not silent.
Sorry for that
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Good video but pronounce he’s name properly say it like WAR not the way you are SAYING IT
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Sir Donald Bradman is the Greatest Batsman of all time. Get it right, Tendulkar is second.
You are right!
oh jesus the Springboks !?the kangaroos?! get the basic research correct before ruining what would have been a good topic.
No Allan Border was better
Warne so childish. That SA team was a great side on paper......
Your pronunciation of names is horrible. Waugh is pronounced War.
Tugga is pronounced tug-a
Tendulkar... i cant even...
Sorry man! I will try to improve
You can hear the commentators in the original footage pronouncing the names correctly - just mimic them@@officialsportica
Allan Border is better
Please, please fix your pronunciation of Waugh, your bucthering it haha
Sorry man
Allan Border did a "Ganguly" for Australia, when they were at the lowest point after the 1987 Ashes. But Steve Waugh laid the foundation for the world beating side that Australia would become, when he took over. Ricky Pointing is just a spoiled brat, who just reaped the benefits from the hard work of these two extraordinary leaders.
Some credit would have to go to Mark 'Tubby' Taylor, who took over from Allan Border in the early 90's.
Tubby wasn't as good a batsman as Border, Waugh, or Ponting, but he was just as good as captain and possibly even better as a tactician.
@@philhogan5623 I agree mate. Tubby was a good captain, a gentleman.
The captain’s get some credit for the leadership of the teams they inherited. But who was doing the real work? Maybe the names of people like Bob Simpson and Rod Marsh might be worth your consideration.
Valid points!
I have watched a few videos in this series and they are riddled with countless misquotes, untruths and idiotic opinions. I shall not be watching any more on this American channel. Why on earth Americans, who only watch incredible boring 'sports' such as: American Throwball (they never kick the damn thing); Basket-case Ball; Hockey on a frozen puddle; and Rounders (a game played by little schoolgirls)? Leave cricket to the intelligent nations that play it to a high international standard and stick to your silly pastimes that are more 'time-outs' than sports action.