Vaughan's actually pretty great at moving the conversation around, and bringing in each of the three talkers. Some people talk over their co-hosts, he really enables them
I don't even remember when was the last time I saw entire 20+ minute video without even forwarding a single time. Pure entertainment and elite class of real cricket
@@AdityaSingh-hs3km virat never plays world class bowlers or good pitches for me, class player for sure. Ricky played golden generation of cricket,Best number 3. Eg , Still remember shoaib 155+kmph Ricky playing on front foot at wacca fastest pitch in world. What guts & quality
I never appreciated how good he was when I was younger and he was playing until my mate who is big into cricket told me how good he was. Australia have been pretty lucky.
Ponting dominated the Cricketing World - Real Don Gilly was respected everywhere - Fearless, Honest and very well mannered KP - Conquered the hearts of millions - Had a dream journey but short lived By all means I'm a die hard fan of Sourav Ganguly
Instead we have Graeme Hick, who was undeniably a great first class batsman in England, but got found out in Australia playing first class cricket, and at Test level. Go figure....
As an Aussie it's really warming and reaffirming to read the comments below especially in regards to the love and respect Ricky Ponting has amongst fans world-wide. Alan Border, Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting were three hard-nosed, ultra-competitive captains....legends! BTW, great series of Masterclasses!
Steve Waugh is arguably the greatest captain of all time. In the words of David Boon "the man who revolutionised the way Australian cricket will be played forever". True legend!!!
@@rvs1444 Steve Waugh did inherit a world beating team from Mark Taylor which he turned into an absolute dominating force in the game. Mark Taylor is whom I considered the greatest captain of all time along with Imran Khan. He was instrumental in turning a young Warne and McGrath into becoming the most brutal match winning combination in world cricket and also he was the first captain to beat west indies at their home in nearly 16 years which is as great an achievement as that of Greame Smith whose South African team became the first team to beat Australia in Australia in almost 16 years . And for all the great things Steve Waugh's team achieved they still could not beat India in India which he himself said many times as the final frontier for his Aussie team .
2 players each from the biggest rival teams in the history of cricket, talking about and sharing their techniques for others and chatting like friends. I mean, what else could be more comforting and delightful than watching this video, for someone who loves cricket irrespective of teams! ❤
Ricky was spot on with his analysis. We’ve all seen it on screens how he always look at that spot and then go about his business. Truly a master class!!!
I agree..I would also pick Ponting over Lara and Tendulkar any day.. His innings at Old Trafford in 2005 was just an example of how tough he could be..
Don't remember a time I ever rooted for Gilly or Ricky, but boy now that they're out of the game, I appreciate their analysis so much, esp Ponting. His consistency and solid base all come from his approach to his game on every delivery.
I actually like Gilly's expressions and pronounciation, also Clarke's. These guys make a full fledged facial expression and bend every word to the fullest! Maaaeeet(mate), toime(time), tonoight(tonight), effectiiiive. Thats real cool, especially from Gilly.
Former greats with their words of wisdom. However Ponting was above everyone as he was in a elite club of batsmen along with Sachin and Lara, sheer genius. Great to hear his insights about batting!!!!
Sachin was Nothing Infront of Ponting the only reason he scored more runs cause he played for more years if he played same years as ricky he will not have score more than ricky
@@seyedibrahim2092 Weaker teams? What even? Sachin averaged 57 after 177 tests. No one has even played that many. Ponting went from averaging 60 to 51 in the later part of his career.
Ponting had the best pull shot out of any of the players I have seen in my 40 odd years of watching and playing cricket. Perfect technique, so balanced.
Because he grew up in South Africa . Major part of life 5-16 when person learn to language accent etc , . After that it is difficult to change . He only moved to England in his late 20's
Great clip. Videos like this make me quite nostalgic for the great Australian teams of the 1990s and 2000s. KP made England watchable latterly from a fans perspective. Don't know what it is, but something seems to have been lost over the last few years. Windies decline, Aussies average, England usual mediocrity, the rest indistinct from each other. These things come in cycles, hopefully a cricket-renaissance is not too far away.
@@chrisp4170 2005 Ashes and 2001 India series prove Australia wasn’t invincible but that side was so amazing that it usually took huge achievements to beat them. That’s why losing series like 2005 stand out.
Not many of us can face top class bowling and still maintain a positive yet realistic frame of mind.Gilly never slogged.He just gave the bad ball the full treatment and respected the good ones.Head was always still and feet moved fully.
Me being a huge fan of Ponting maybe even more than I am a fan of Master blaster this discussion is fantastic. I still now remember 2007 final against Sri Lanka. I was just 9. It was watch worthy. Those pulls of Ponting was love. His cover drives were the cleanest!!
So now i understand where Rory Burns gets his head position from. It looks so weird when he does it, but when Ponting explains it, then it makes sense.
I much enjoyed it! Just getting into Cricket this last week - Wikipedia and UA-cam are grand! Doodle Cricket too! Levity aside, what I liked most about this video is how these masters interacted. I'm looking for egos and one-upsmanship to emerge and they checked that at the door. Respect for one another and collaboration on instruction were evident. Each was distinct in expression, unique in perspective, but committed to cooperative instruction. They didn't speak as one man: they supported the aim of the session positively. Well done!
What an awesome analysis of the "mindset" to have in batting by the modern day legends. Amazing to hear them talk with so much passion. The process they describe can be applied at ANY level of cricket. What a GEM from Punter at 19:03
@@Aman-nk5uq Only 3 of the best ever. There are a few other blokes that were pretty good in their own eras, Victor Trumper, Don Bradman, Len Hutton, Barry Richards, Gary Sobers, Viv Richards....I could go on, those are just the first few that come to mind.
What a great video. Unbelievable players these guys...destroyed the morale of many a bowling attack and their oppositions fans happiness too! (Ponting in the 2003 WC was ruthless) Even when training in Fighting sport, the head is the balance...where the head goes the body follows.
Such a great video. I got glued to it. It is so heartwarming to see these legends of the game coming together on the screen and showing the class and technique they used for 10-15 years of their playing career to dominate bowlers and score big knocks. Credit also goes to Michael Vaughan for rotating the conversation among the 3 greats and giving them equal oppertunity to speak.❤
this really shows that to achieve greatness ponting had to really graft at his technique, whereas the other two just had to get out of their own way and allow their instinct to kick in, in order to score the big runs So interesting to see the different perspectives, neither of them better than the other, but mindsets and natural ability very different
I'm a left hand batsman so for me Gilchirst is good and my idle but Pointing was a #monster one. Pointing a #legendary batsman and a captain at a same time. Lots of love and respect from #Pakistan for all these stars..
Ricky is explaining it simply as where he looked at the pitch to ascertain his position in regards to play that ball. KP in regards to his switch shot of less risk and along side looking at the ball from the right eye. It was overall good lesson
Vaughan's actually pretty great at moving the conversation around, and bringing in each of the three talkers. Some people talk over their co-hosts, he really enables them
vaughan was/is a very very good host.
That's what marks a great captain!
Why isnt he remembered as a Cheat. His team admitted to "chewing mints" to beat the Aussies.
Is it because he is English?
The Vaughn/Ponting commentary during the Ashes was great. Like a modern day Grieg/Lawry.
@@bringingtherukas7473 it's 'soft' cheating
I don't even remember when was the last time I saw entire 20+ minute video without even forwarding a single time. Pure entertainment and elite class of real cricket
I didn't even realise I watched 20 minutes until I read this comment 😅😂
@@lewisgoodway9398 😂😂
Ponting...bats at hardest position (No 3) and still has amazing stats. Even in his decline, he didnt hide down the order. Class.
He moved from 3 to 4 didnt he?
@@99ariyaratnamj That's not exactly hiding down the order....
Than what about kohli
@@AdityaSingh-hs3km virat never plays world class bowlers or good pitches for me, class player for sure. Ricky played golden generation of cricket,Best number 3. Eg , Still remember shoaib 155+kmph Ricky playing on front foot at wacca fastest pitch in world. What guts & quality
Surely the hardest position is opening, facing the new ball.
10:33 , Closes left eye immediately. Thats a mark of respect from KP to ponting. His advice is taken seriously 👍
Ponting is one of the most lucid analyzers of the game. Great video.
Theena Kumaragurunathan he should be apart of channel 9 team
I never appreciated how good he was when I was younger and he was playing until my mate who is big into cricket told me how good he was. Australia have been pretty lucky.
Gilly was the greatest to watch, exciting and powerful.
Good with the gloves, honourable and classy.
Yesssssss........
Adam Gilchrist he was best wicket keeper and most destructive batsmen opening along with Mathew Hyden.
Cricket punditry is light years ahead from football
MegaKimpton right?!? They just in recent years decided that they should use instant replay. Is this the 90s?
I love both sports but youre right
Don't joke bro
@@armaandev1510 shush
But football pundits r very good
Ponting dominated the Cricketing World - Real Don
Gilly was respected everywhere - Fearless, Honest and very well mannered
KP - Conquered the hearts of millions - Had a dream journey but short lived
By all means I'm a die hard fan of Sourav Ganguly
Huh?
The best captain India ever had dada
Ponting should be the Australian batting coach. So much knowledge
Slice of Pepperoni 👍👍👍
Instead we have Graeme Hick, who was undeniably a great first class batsman in England, but got found out in Australia playing first class cricket, and at Test level. Go figure....
and he is their batting coach.
As an Aussie it's really warming and reaffirming to read the comments below especially in regards to the love and respect Ricky Ponting has amongst fans world-wide. Alan Border, Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting were three hard-nosed, ultra-competitive captains....legends! BTW, great series of Masterclasses!
We love them. As well as others from other countries
Steve Waugh is arguably the greatest captain of all time. In the words of David Boon "the man who revolutionised the way Australian cricket will be played forever". True legend!!!
@@rvs1444 Steve Waugh did inherit a world beating team from Mark Taylor which he turned into an absolute dominating force in the game. Mark Taylor is whom I considered the greatest captain of all time along with Imran Khan. He was instrumental in turning a young Warne and McGrath into becoming the most brutal match winning combination in world cricket and also he was the first captain to beat west indies at their home in nearly 16 years which is as great an achievement as that of Greame Smith whose South African team became the first team to beat Australia in Australia in almost 16 years . And for all the great things Steve Waugh's team achieved they still could not beat India in India which he himself said many times as the final frontier for his Aussie team .
Great players, Ponting and Gilchrist. Always could take the game away if they got in and away.
2 players each from the biggest rival teams in the history of cricket, talking about and sharing their techniques for others and chatting like friends. I mean, what else could be more comforting and delightful than watching this video, for someone who loves cricket irrespective of teams! ❤
Praveen Pillai stop barking pilla
vishal dhar feel sorry for u u have nothing better to do
new to cricket as a fan... coming from baseball.. but damn Pieterson just breaks it down ... really nice...
Welcome to a new dimension of bat n ball mate.
Well good damn yankee theres strikeouts in this game yankee
2:05 the monster comes alive for a brief moment.
Vaughan - suave, soft spoken, well dressed, seems like a proper university graduate. And yes he plays good cricket. A copybook Gentleman.
Yikes
yeah this hasn't aged well but still love Vaughn's punditry
Ricky was spot on with his analysis. We’ve all seen it on screens how he always look at that spot and then go about his business. Truly a master class!!!
ponting is the ultimate genius.
Respect from India
Ponting just world class, what a guy... what a player.
Ravlar RS All three are world class. To me, Gilly is a la Richards - no one hit the ball more cleanly than him.
Agreed. But Ponting is my fave, really stands out as one of cricket's best ever captains.
I agree..I would also pick Ponting over Lara and Tendulkar any day.. His innings at Old Trafford in 2005 was just an example of how tough he could be..
Varun absolutely agreed!
Crackin plur
2:04 "ooooh, sorry mate" LMAO gilly is a legend
This is a proper masterclass... 4 world class batsmen... and so much information and tips.. great video
akib2542 3.
Yup
I like
@Raja Sekar phoonka
They are better. But sachin is best among them. Without sachin there is no master class
Don't remember a time I ever rooted for Gilly or Ricky, but boy now that they're out of the game, I appreciate their analysis so much, esp Ponting. His consistency and solid base all come from his approach to his game on every delivery.
I actually like Gilly's expressions and pronounciation, also Clarke's.
These guys make a full fledged facial expression and bend every word to the fullest!
Maaaeeet(mate), toime(time), tonoight(tonight), effectiiiive.
Thats real cool, especially from Gilly.
This is the reason I appreciate Ricky Pointing so much
I wish I had these when I was growing up.
Wow...u wanted to be a cricketer??
Accurate!
Me to!!!!
Bro ab develliers ko dekhna bhi kam baat nhi hai.
Thank u all 4 great cricketers for taking time
to give these useful tips. I am sure, I will play better next time. -Love.
Gilchrist is such a good role model, class act and I love how he talks so well of his parents.
Pietersens reverse sweep shots 😍😍😍😍legend
Former greats with their words of wisdom. However Ponting was above everyone as he was in a elite club of batsmen along with Sachin and Lara, sheer genius. Great to hear his insights about batting!!!!
Virender Sehwag be like - I don't know technique, ball was coming, I was hitting.......(In Punjabi-Delhi accent with careless mood)......
Epic one !!!
Sehwag belongs right there with this lot. He gave a new face to the Indian opening and was definitely an attacking batting legend.
Kyuki virender chutiya hai.
@@kingmaker6041 tu usse bada chutiye hai lodu insan😚
@@kingmaker6041 meine to cricket ke bare mein kuch nhi bola, meine toh bas sehwag aur tuje chutiya bola Jo tum ho....lodu insan😁
Ponting is pure class.
Knows every bit of classic Test batting
Ricky Ponting = Priceless gem.
Ponting was the best player of pull shot.
Could listen to ponting talk cricket all day. Amazing.
Pointing was the cruelest in WC 2003 final, deadliest competition to Sachin .... Absolute class he was ...love from India.
Sachin was Nothing Infront of Ponting the only reason he scored more runs cause he played for more years if he played same years as ricky he will not have score more than ricky
@@seyedibrahim2092 Sachin had better average bruh
@@GauravYadav-bf7qj By scoring against weaker teams bruh
@@seyedibrahim2092 Weaker teams? What even? Sachin averaged 57 after 177 tests. No one has even played that many. Ponting went from averaging 60 to 51 in the later part of his career.
I love the way ponting used to bat... love from India
Ponting speaking about the pull shot, it doesn't get better that that.
Ponting had the best pull shot out of any of the players I have seen in my 40 odd years of watching and playing cricket. Perfect technique, so balanced.
ricky dropping gems
KP definitely still has his SA accent..good to hear!
yeah
He's amazing to listen to.
I don't know what's the accent 😂😂😂. All are speaking English
Because he grew up in South Africa . Major part of life 5-16 when person learn to language accent etc , . After that it is difficult to change . He only moved to England in his late 20's
Mark Richardson Born and grew up in SA.
What a useful resource for young, budding cricketers!
52mehul wish this was around 20 years ago !!
Great clip. Videos like this make me quite nostalgic for the great Australian teams of the 1990s and 2000s. KP made England watchable latterly from a fans perspective. Don't know what it is, but something seems to have been lost over the last few years. Windies decline, Aussies average, England usual mediocrity, the rest indistinct from each other. These things come in cycles, hopefully a cricket-renaissance is not too far away.
Cant really blame any1 except for T20 leagues! A player doesnt need to play T20 to be aggressive and innovative! The above 3 are the prime examples
Your hope came true in last year's World Cup.
Just got to know y Aussies were invincibles back then... Pontings explanation and analysis is enough
Not quite invincible as 2005 demonstrated...
@@chrisp4170 2005 Ashes and 2001 India series prove Australia wasn’t invincible but that side was so amazing that it usually took huge achievements to beat them. That’s why losing series like 2005 stand out.
The silence of punter during initial few minutes 😂🔥.
One of my all time favourites!
Really enjoyed all the masterclass videos with Ricky, Gilchrist, KP and Michael Vaughan. These guys are were the Modern Masters.
Agreed. Minus Vaughan average player.
Not many of us can face top class bowling and still maintain a positive yet realistic frame of mind.Gilly never slogged.He just gave the bad ball the full treatment and respected the good ones.Head was always still and feet moved fully.
KP Gilly and Ricky.. absolutely genius..
Me being a huge fan of Ponting maybe even more than I am a fan of Master blaster this discussion is fantastic. I still now remember 2007 final against Sri Lanka. I was just 9. It was watch worthy.
Those pulls of Ponting was love. His cover drives were the cleanest!!
Gilly and ponting together in the field was treat to watch.
Out of these 4 batting greats, the shortest guy stands out by miles...Perhaps the greatest Cricketer of this century
I second that.
So now i understand where Rory Burns gets his head position from. It looks so weird when he does it, but when Ponting explains it, then it makes sense.
At any point , when one is speaking look at the other two . How attentive. Teaches us, that legends never stop learning . Love !
Ponting wow. what an insight. no wonder he is GENIUS
I much enjoyed it! Just getting into Cricket this last week - Wikipedia and UA-cam are grand! Doodle Cricket too!
Levity aside, what I liked most about this video is how these masters interacted. I'm looking for egos and one-upsmanship to emerge and they checked that at the door. Respect for one another and collaboration on instruction were evident. Each was distinct in expression, unique in perspective, but committed to cooperative instruction. They didn't speak as one man: they supported the aim of the session positively. Well done!
I love the way the English boys have obviously told them to turn up in tracky bottoms for a laugh
Pontings' short arm pull have no equal. i enjoyed his attacking batting style and his pull shots in particular!!!
True. Ponting has a tremendous pull shot.
Absolutely hated Ponting for all the innings he played against us! 😢 but now i have a massive respect for him and that Aus team❤
Love what Ponting said about visualizing the positive outcome. NLP - Amazing :) Thanks so much for this
He talks too much.
Gilchrist best!
Babulal Marandi shut up
What an awesome analysis of the "mindset" to have in batting by the modern day legends. Amazing to hear them talk with so much passion. The process they describe can be applied at ANY level of cricket. What a GEM from Punter at 19:03
2:04 Gilly thought he was facing Panesar
😂😂
Ponting is a master .. saching Lara and ponting is different for me in world cricket
Best ever
@@Aman-nk5uq Only 3 of the best ever. There are a few other blokes that were pretty good in their own eras, Victor Trumper, Don Bradman, Len Hutton, Barry Richards, Gary Sobers, Viv Richards....I could go on, those are just the first few that come to mind.
these master classes ARE BRILLIANT!!!!! KP what a legend.
It's soooo nice to hear them !
They brought back childhood memories 😊
Gleaned so much of insights about batting from Gilchrist, Ponting, Peterson and Vaughn in just 20 minutes!
Pure Gold! A must watch for youngsters!
Legendary players
Love from 🇬🇧 Pakistan 🇵🇰
4 legends !always a pleasure to watch!
Ricky is a cricketing guru!
What a great video. Unbelievable players these guys...destroyed the morale of many a bowling attack and their oppositions fans happiness too! (Ponting in the 2003 WC was ruthless)
Even when training in Fighting sport, the head is the balance...where the head goes the body follows.
Just Brilliant Punter! and all together!!
My three fav batsmen of all time!
Gilly what a player 😍😍😍
Ricky ponting was one of the best aggressive batsmen this game has witnessed
Ricky Ponting and Gilly used to smash the freakin' ball. That's something I had wished my coach when tought us after the fundamentals.
amazing to see such legends giving the youngsters a valuable lesson in cricket.
Oh 21 mins of pure classy talk
Gilly u r legend one of my favorite cricketer 🙌🙌
Ultimate crossover ever !
Such a great video. I got glued to it. It is so heartwarming to see these legends of the game coming together on the screen and showing the class and technique they used for 10-15 years of their playing career to dominate bowlers and score big knocks. Credit also goes to Michael Vaughan for rotating the conversation among the 3 greats and giving them equal oppertunity to speak.❤
This is an amazing master class on batting. Pure gold.
this really shows that to achieve greatness ponting had to really graft at his technique, whereas the other two just had to get out of their own way and allow their instinct to kick in, in order to score the big runs
So interesting to see the different perspectives, neither of them better than the other, but mindsets and natural ability very different
Amazing Amazing Amazing.... Kudos... lovely to see legends speak out their hearts....
Can listen to these gems forever. ABSOLUTE LEGENDS OF CRICKET !!
Great masterclass! So much to learn from these legends.
Three legendary were happy to seeing together wow
True legends of the game
It was absolute pleasure to watch this video .
What a great video. Watching it now, while it was shot 5 years ago, truly a masterclass!
These 4 should have their own show or series
The title of the video is absolutely justified. Masterclass indeed.
The way ponting explains is phenomenal
Go read some cricket learning books
Gilly and ponting were equally dangerous compared with our sehwag and tendulkar
My word..cricket has such legends and to have them all in the same room analyzing is such a treat
Gilchrist seemed slightly nervous at first.. bless him. Awesome clip.
I'm a left hand batsman so for me Gilchirst is good and my idle but Pointing was a #monster one. Pointing a #legendary batsman and a captain at a same time. Lots of love and respect from #Pakistan for all these stars..
Just Great ... Big Fan of Ponting Just a MASTER
Ricky ponting what a legend!
Love these legends specially Gilly!
Masterclass from tremendous cricketers who have done wonderful things in cricket!
absolute masterclass. all 4 hv gr8 knowledge of game.
Seeing the ball the way Pointing describes it changed my batting.
Gilchrist was the most impactful of all of them and also he is the best as a human being...also a good pool player..
Punter was always my favourite batsmen to watch class act
Great chat lads loved it!
Ricky is explaining it simply as where he looked at the pitch to ascertain his position in regards to play that ball.
KP in regards to his switch shot of less risk and along side looking at the ball from the right eye.
It was overall good lesson