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4th Test: England v India 1979 - Sunil Gavaskar 221


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Thank u very much. ... ( 1 year ago by abed83a)
Thank u very much. I still remember listening the commentery of this match.
At the end of the ... ( 1 year ago by khadipai)
At the end of the fourth day, Gavaskar was batting on 42. When he returned to his hotel room, he told his roommate (in those days they shared hotel rooms), "tomorrow, it is a double hundred". Gavaskar gave India its sense of self-respect on the cricket field.
I never saw Sunny ... ( 1 year ago by bobbyBollyfan)
I never saw Sunny play, only footage such as this. I know he was responsible for erecting the springboard for other players such as Sachin, Dravid, arguably even Kapil, so whatever his personal limitations may be, Indian & World cricket owes much to Sunny, of that there is no doubt whatsoever.
This was great ... ( 1 year ago by RockinPunk12)
This was great innings.Sunil was the original master.He showed everyone Indians could bat.
the grounds are so ... ( 1 year ago by jumpnjza2)
the grounds are so damn big!
Yeah no shit. Even ... ( 11 months ago by chesmaster2)
Yeah no shit. Even in 90s they were this size where ball could be given a chase. And now? Fucking the fielders have no chance and it's so easy to hit fours and sixers...shit's lame.
and back then they ... ( 11 months ago by jumpnjza2)
and back then they didnt have the bats they have now.
I remember ... ( 10 months ago by 8966rnm)
I remember listening to the commentary of this great innings. I remember Manjul was one of the commentators.
Someone who opens ... ( 9 months ago by sarathyj)
Someone who opens the innnings against the fearsome fast bowlers of his age, WITHOUT WEARING A HELMET, and never getting hit in the head ever. There were no restrictions on bouncers as well at his time. Ask any today's batsment to walk out without a helmet, let alone as an opener. SUNNY THE GREAT!
The second coming ... ( 9 months ago by Dogevpr2)
The second coming of Rohan Kanhai...Gavaskar is the only batsman I would consider equal to Bradman. He took 12 centuries off the 4 pronged W. Indies pace attack.
I also remember ... ( 6 months ago by rsachdev)
I also remember listening to the radio commentary in the late hours in India. I have to confess that this match converted my interest in Cricket into passion for it! Amazing feat at a time when India was relatively a weak International side! Thanks for uploading it.
Nice video. If you ... ( 4 months ago by zingthing15)
Nice video. If you have Gundappa Vishwanath's batting video, please post it. Vishy was so stylish..
When he made 774 in ... ( 3 weeks ago by drax768)
When he made 774 in his debut series, the Windies pace quartet didn't exist. In 1978, the Windies at their best went to Kerry Packer. In the 1983 Windies tour, He was a flop. He scored on their return tour, but again on dead wickets. He was again a flop against Dennis Lillee in the '81 Oz series. He was also a flop against Imran Khan.
The two batsmen who took the attack to genuine pace attacks were Viswanath and Mohinder Amarnath.

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