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Episode 1 | Spinwash '93 Documentary | A tour of chaos! 🤯
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2021
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Plane strikes, illness, selection blunders; England’s 1993 tour of India was full of drama. Michael Atherton looks back at an unforgettable trip in the first of our three-part Spinwash 93 documentary.
The omission of David Gower dominated England’s preparations ahead of the 1992/1993 tour of India. A pilot strike added to the early chaos.
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loved it.
16:39 you displayed wrong map of india..you neglect the north east states of India
Great content. Probably my favorite series.
Waiting😍😍
@jupiter rules He was not there in the series.
Dermot Reeve what a legend for started vlogging back in 93.
First vlogger ever. Upse guys take a note!
Best after dinner speaker I've heard
He was probably coked off his face
@@JhaAkshit there are vloggers from the early to mid 80s
These documentaries on Sky presented by Atherton is genuinely top quality cricket content.
Yes one of best English commentators and cricketer
Sky and it's cricket documentaries- absolute gold stuff.
dermot reeve is a legend. he was vlogging even before vlogging was a thing
hehe ikr
Most unforgettable series for my personally since I watched my first cricket match live at Chepauk ! Pavilion Terrance tickets and got autographs from Sunil Gavaskar and Dennis Lille ! And Sidhu and Sachin scored a century too !
Very surprising that an English team stuck with the tour despite such issues. Usually they pack their bags at the slightest of health issues.
Kudos to the team they were professional and decided to respect the love that India had for cricketers.
Different times back then as well. Players were a lot less pampered and just got on with it. There wasn’t as much money in the game as there is now and it was a more innocent time as well. Teams didn’t have loads of security around them, unlike they have today.
@@mrkipling2201 True. Miss those days. A unique mix of laid back cricket + exciting play.. Dont know if that came out right but I miss that.
Cos now I feel too much tech is making bowlers, batsmen concentrate more on technique rather than natural flair.
@@thiruvettiit came out perfectly mate. I totally agree with you. Although my team, England, have started to make test cricket very exciting to watch, with the recent Ashes series a prime example of that. Which team do you follow?? Test cricket will always be the best form of the game for me. Your preference of cricket is??
@@mrkipling2201 Nice to hear back from you after sometime.. I follow India and my favorite form of game is Test cricket. (also I like IPL- CSK due to Dhoni).
I love the tests played in Eng/Aus.. But I love spin track on India/SL more.. cos Spin makes it exciting.
I take pride in being one of the early ones in my group to spot the renaissance of England cricket (especially in white ball) after their ouster from 2015 WC. That time my friends mocked me thinking I was joking. I credit Jason Roy for all this cos he is the one who started this bold style of play. When they hit the first 400 in ODI, the same friends thought it was fluke. But I again reassured them something big was in the making. Funny to see few of them become big fans of England team but they never seem to credit me for making them realise this!
Also love their brand of Bazball in Tests. Although I would wait and watch how they bazball fairs in Australian and Indian pitches.
i followed every game of this phenomenal series. it was the first major series for India after the '92 world cup. I can see the western POV now. Touring the sub continent is like visiting mars. Harsh, unforgiving heat, traffic, noise, pollution, open signs of poverty that question your belief in humanity- absolutely shocking for a lot of them in the west. But it used to be my home for a long time and it still is in my heart, even though I do not live there.
When he said " that wasn't the case nearly 3 decades ago " , i was like 😮.
I still think 2000 was like yesterday .
I am with you!
I’m with you on that!!
I can't imagine how the bunch would feel watching this. Memories are priceless! This is golden stuff from Sky Cricket.
As to the documentary, it brought back fond memories of my childhood. This series, i had watched with my brother. We didn't miss a single session of the entire series...
Thanks Sky - Hope you release more of this
Thank you for this documentary. I remember watching the test matches from this tour as a 10 year old. I had also just arrived from a visit from India for six weeks so I was fascinated with my heritage!
Watching this, it makes so much sense why Alec Stewart decided not to tour in 2001 🤣🤣
Was a bright eyed 8 year old Sri Lankan boy watching this live in Dubai after I had just comprehended the rules of cricket. Amazing how I still have memories of this almost 30 years later. Never thought I’d see these images again !
Amazing to see how far the game has come...brilliant by Sky!
Thanks for this loving this! Piece of history
Really enjoyable film and amusing! Can't wait for series 2
Been looking forward to this.
Brilliant and thank you so much for posting such a gem,.
wonderfull documentary, awaiting for the other upcoming episodes.
Brilliant documentary. Sky Cricket never disappoints. Waiting for the remaining episodes.
Fun watching this😁, thank you for uploading.
This is my favourite tour ever. Thank you so much to Sky Sports for making this into a series!
Extremally well documented in my opinion. Kudos to the editor of this.
Thanks Sky and Sir Atherton for this masterpiece ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow!!! Waiting for the next one
Loving this. Nice work Athers 👍
To win big overseas tours, you need to get there very early and prepare properly. Play as many tour games as possible on similar wickets that you’ll get in the test series. That’s what we did in Australia in 2010/11 and look what happened.
We have come a long, long way in most aspects in India. Opening up of the economy back then did wonders in more ways than we can imagine.
This is quality stuff, Sky. Keep 'em coming.
The end of the monopoly of Doordoshan helped Indian cricket enormously as well. Would you agree??
This is gold stuff❤love it
More of this type of content is required for humanity ,period !
Absolute gold documentary 🥳
Absolute gold stuff for cricket lovers.
This is gold
Pure pure gold docu...
This is so brilliant ...
Great documentary ❤️
Awesome clippings guys....
These tough touring days are the days which you guys still cherish..
The experience of India as a country in early 90s..
Today things are so different..
U guys hv contributed to the growth of the game in the country.
Awesome video...
Thanks Sky
Cricket Gold. Thank you Sky.
We need more documentaries like this
Great documentary,watched it last week,their should be more like this ,proper eye opener,bet Phil Tufnell was a live wire.
This is gold.
Cricket has so many untold stories, so many characters,
India have surely come a long way since 1993.
So have England. So many fat unfit losers in their team back then
@@robeson1231 Don't see any.
Yes but your moaning and whinging hasn't improved. It just get worse.
Yea they have brought themselves up through corruption in ICC
@@stevenwillie7667 ooooo someone's burning..
Bloody Marvellous 👍
Thanks Sky
Have to credit sky.. these documentaries they do every year are excellent
sky sports u r providing gem of documentaries
Thanks Sky 😍😍
❤️ SKY CRICKET 🏏 ,another Gem 💎 by Atherton .
Hussain ,Ward,Key,Holding Isha,Ebony,David Lloyd,Butcher ,knight ,the lot red 🔥🎉
We need more of these documentaries
Thanks reeve ❤️❤️❤️
how the hell did this golden documentary get made..epic vintage clips
Bloody good documentary.
thank you sky
How beautiful this I love my country
Wow something new ty
03:55 Tupac getting his autographs
This is absolutely fascinating. A lost world of old school touring. Those long distance Indian train journeys😂. I’ve experienced a couple myself (but not as a cricketer obviously😂).
India England series are always enthralling to watch.
Absolute gold!
Love to see these type of quality contents! Respect to Sky! ✨
GOLD LEVEL DOCUMENTRY VIDEO
Mike's voice is as soothing
I always believe that a documentary should always be for cricket events not only on players
Sky Cricket is the best Sports channel across formats, Countries or Platforms I ever came across.
I always thought we should have picked Peter Such as one of our spinners, instead of Ian Salisbury. Although he was a very good county player, I thought Salisbury wasn’t a test match quality player. Mind you, his batting wasn’t bad, which was a huge help in the tour of Pakistan in 2000.
The music…great 80s stuff
Got Spinwashed this winter as well
Top quality home videos from Dermot, not to be sniffed at...
This should have come before England India test series this year, England team would have performed way better after taking this Documentary as inspiration
Indian Railways ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Oh this is so so Good. I remember this being the first home series I had watched on TV as an 8 year old. Sweet Nostalgia.
Gold😇😇
And now such is the might of BCCI that it can end up buying planes, airports and hotels if it comes to that.
This is such a fascinating documentary to watch.
What an legend v loging in 93
Anyone remember a video diary of that tour from a supporter's point of view made by Kevin Allen (the brother of Keith who a few years later directed the film Twin Town)?
Sky sports you are mind-blowing. Undoubtedly the best cricket channel in the world and fittingly it's from England.
Such a great documentary. Would like to watch more of the same.❤️❤️
Train journey
Can't believe it man
11:19 Yodha! Mallus hit like!
This is hilarious! 😂
Remember this tour as a kid. As the tour progressed, English players looked jaded and seemed to have lost interest in playing and wanted to just go back home
Why BCCI don't make such documentary now a days??
This was Masterpiece 😍
Thank you sky sports. Nostalgic ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Fun fact 1993 is the last time ENGLAND win the odi series india 🙏🙏🙏🙏
It was 3-3 a tie actually
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2:17 one win in 26 test matches is sackable not just for the captain but for the entire board. How ironic now that Indian cricket did not have money in cricket once upon a time
*They had transportation issues back then now BCCI can send charter plane for 1 or 2 players!*
Hey sky sports can you please do more es
@19:59 Sir Geoffrey doing SA accent
England tour of 1977 under Tony Greig would be brilliant to cover next or probably the England tour of 1981 when David Gower was on England tour. I guess, these videos or documentaries will become historical documents for the new generations say fifty or hundred years from now as nowadays sometimes we wonder about the times of Don Bradman, WG Grace or Len Hutton etc.
But i am wondering, should the Indian tours to England now not be brought onto TV when India is touring England and not the other way around of England visiting India. I suppose, the ontour footage of behind the cricket ground could only be in the Indian hands, if they ever recorded anything. Perhaps india may have such footage and be willing to share it too if someone asks india.
There’s a review of England’s tour of the West Indies in 1980 on RUclips. Plus the 1986 tour there.
boyycs on the verge of becoming an angry old chap 😂
Nice documentary
According to my maths you haven't seen it yet😜
@@rvs1444 😅😅😅
Was that really hard, Many grandfathers of them would have spend years ruling India during British Raj, they certainly enjoyed looting . didn't they ?
I think sky create a brand ind vs eng like eng vs aus
So England chose not to pick one of their very best batsmen (Gower) or best pure wicketkeeper Jack Russell for no logical reason. That's crazy.
I know. The selection mistakes are still happening as well today!!
im surprised a tour occured...not surprised they lost... security and travel issues .... shouldnt have happened ... but they made use of what was there ...gooch's form really slipped during this time but picked up in time for the ashes battering that england got later that summer ..
You can do a bazball documentary now
Quite a few selection mistakes definitely. I don’t think it would have been 3-0 to India if Gower, Russell, Fraser and a couple of others had been selected.
England would still have been stuffed
@@robeson1231 I don’t think so.
@@robeson1231 lost maybe but not stuffed.
Jose Buttler … time traveller 10:19 ?