Ian Chappell Part 2: The difference between captaincy and leadership | Opening Up
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2010
- Part 2: On ESPN Cricinfo's Opening Up, Ian Chappell, former Australian captain, discusses the difference between captaincy and leadership. Would you pick a disruptive batsmen or bowler?
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Another great interview from Harsha! In this series he's been praised for letting Chappell speak, but I was very pleased to see him push Chappell on an important point. 5:17. After Chappell has said that it's his job as captain to have words with a good player who may be a disruptive influence, Harsha says "What if he says buzz off?", adding "I'm sure such players exist". LOL! This is the universal headache of managers, in every domain. Most of them don't have the power to do, as Chappell says here, and take them off the team (and they know it).
I like chappelli’s passion for the game. Everyone should love what they are doing this much. Otherwise, they shouldn’t be doing what they are. Most of us don’t like what we are doing n we don’t want to change due to insecurity of losing what we have. Everyday we should be looking forward going to work.
I wished Alastair Cook and the rest of the ECB took note of this when they sacked Pietersen.
Brilliant stuff from Chappell.😊
A guy should not be captain if it’s weighing him down. A guy should not bring all his mates into the team..probably, he was thinking about sachin. Dada didn’t do just that. I hardly remember one or two bengalis playing during his time. Deep Das Gupta n another wicket keeper. Dhoni too had favoritism but he didn’t bring in all his ranchi friends. He brought csk team mates but they proved their mettle at intl level. Ashwin surpassed 300 test wickets, murali Vijay n jadeja too did their bit. That’s y ganguly n Dhoni was quite successful as captain
I think he may have been thinking about Kim Hughes
Chappell, mate you earned my respect. I would have loved Harsha asking him about Greg's great Indian disaster.
Well , he had warned ganguly before taking this decision .
Absolute great words of wisdom
Lot of ppl criticizing harsha. I have heard him say in a interview before he tries to speak as less as possible and allow experts to talk. Don’t think he’s not aware of that but he too got carried away interviewing Chappell. Shows how much he admires the man. Probably he too have realized later that he interrupted..harsha knows more commentating than all the people who have commented against him. Harsha has done an awesome job. He gets the same adulation a sachin tendulkar gets while he goes for any Programme. I love harsha such an achiever n very down to earth...lot of ppl woulfny be like him if they had reached his level of success. At least in India he sure has left a legacy in commentating. For an non-cricketer at international level to get into comm box n commentating with ex-cricketers is an achievement by itself. Lovable harsha. He’s given lot of insights over the years which we’d have never seen otherwise.
Alex Hales and Kevin Pietersen would have loved to play under Ian!!!
mnd blowing observations .all hail ian chappell
when Harsh asked him were you open to the idea of people not accepting instructions wthout arguement.
Chappelli was thinking- lillee , marsh, greg, walters, jenner, stackpole. Do you Think I had a choice.
Captaincy is on the field while leadership is off the field - awesome...India should have appointed him a instead of Greg.
The most astute mind in cricket along with Benaud.
constgructs his thoughts a lot like Paul Roos
4:30 - 6:48 Virat Kohli where is Karun Nair ?
Right. Virat prefers dhawan and pandya for no reason. He is a biased captain. He did a bad job by keeping out guys like kartik and rayadu
Yeah that’s what has killed Indian cricket over the years. India could’ve succeeded if Ian Chappells type of attitude was there definitely india would’ve been a fighting cricket team from the beginning itself instead of how india is a fighting cricket team for only the last 4 years
Like Bob Hawke said in Australia Jack's as good as his master.
Look at harsha now same charismatic back in
Yeah, thats not what he said at all but by all means dont let actually understanding what other people say get in the way of your prejudices.
Great knowledge of cricket better harsha bhogle is a better men than our generalist
You learned?? Doesn't seem that way!
Well look at his record.
refreshingly free of bullshit ole Chappell. He and Benaud are about the only non biased, objective Channel Nine commentators. Was surprised to hear his views on Steve Waugh.
Which part was that in? Was it positive or negative? About the only positive thing I ever heard him say about Steve Waugh once he got the full captaincy in early 1999 (ahead of his personal favourite Warne) was that his Headingly century some 4 months later was perhaps the 'best world cup innings played outside a final' (it was actually a quarter final in all but name).
@@Bernie8330 wow - I never heard him say anything positive about Steve Waugh. I did hear Chappell moan on and on and on...about Steve's captaincy especially when Waugh was winning. Luckily records and statistics speak for themselves - compare the two as captains and as batsmen - sorry Steve could also bowl. Never heard Steve Waugh say a bad word about anyone.
@@andrewmaroc113 Hey mate, thanks for that, and yeah Steve's a pretty cool dude. Not superior to Mark as a batsman though, despite miss-leading statistics. And yeah, Steve was prolly a better cricketer than Chappelli, who was pretty good, just quietly. I like most things Ian Chappell says, but he does hold grudges.
Chappelli's negative stuff about Steve Waugh only really began around the time Mark Taylor retired.
Bhogle dont interrupt
Chappel says leader and Harsha says 'sign of an insecure man.' Intrinsic stereotyping within us that says leaders are men!
Harsha's vocabulary and knowledge in cricket and life is limited due to his Indian bringing up and his gene
It's limited bcos he was never a cricketer, not bcos of Indian