Castrol Activ Champions: Martin Crowe

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  • Опубліковано 4 жов 2018
  • Remembered for his inspirational leadership at the 1992 World Cup, Martin Crowe continues to live on in the heart of cricket lovers, worldwide. Harsha Bhogle pays a special tribute to the late New Zealand legend in the latest episode of Castrol Activ Champions.
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  • @abhishektoshniwal8147
    @abhishektoshniwal8147 3 роки тому +13

    I have always believed that Martin Crowe and Richard Hadlee aren’t talked about enough just because they come from an understated cricketing nation of New Zealand.

  • @mycricketcoach
    @mycricketcoach 5 років тому +58

    Thanks for doing this video! He was a great batsman but an even better mentor!

  • @RaghvendraSingh-xm1bg
    @RaghvendraSingh-xm1bg 5 років тому +30

    Martin Crowe lived up to the spirit of the game.... in a sense, he never really retired from the game, he just retired from stacking up stats....

  • @sudhangshudas3099
    @sudhangshudas3099 5 років тому +24

    New Zealand always had good captains and most importantly, good human beings.

  • @atriWisden
    @atriWisden 5 років тому +17

    Love the way Harsha promotes the sponsor without hampering the cricketing aspect of the show.

  • @bidhanmajhi
    @bidhanmajhi 5 років тому +40

    As Brendon mccullam say- NZ is everyone's second favourite team apart from their own country

    • @karansiwach2498
      @karansiwach2498 5 років тому +2

      SA and NZ distribute that equally, I guess.

    • @shubhamnangia2677
      @shubhamnangia2677 5 років тому +6

      @@karansiwach2498 Only dumb idiots support South Africa (barring South Africans of course). SA current team consists of a bunch of hypocritical crybaby chokers who moan and cry when they lose. NZ team meanwhile is good natured and liked by everyone.

    • @karansiwach2498
      @karansiwach2498 5 років тому +5

      @Siddharth South African players are well respected too. We all know they deserved certain trophies, but sometimes luck did not favour them. They did put their heart out in 2015 WC Semifinals, and hence the flow of emotions after the game. Someone who has seen the match will not say such a statement about them.
      I know lot of people, who support South Africa after India.

    • @karansiwach2498
      @karansiwach2498 5 років тому +1

      @Siddharth Nice way to judge illiteracy of a person. I don't remember them doctoring pitches, leave aside the India series . And if you believe that showing emotions on the field makes them crybaby or something like that, then I feel sorry for you.
      Out of context, but please have a look at South Africa's overseas records for the last 15 years and compare.

    • @shubhamnangia2677
      @shubhamnangia2677 5 років тому +2

      @@karansiwach2498 Yeah saw South Africa's wonderful overseas performances recently when they got mauled in India, England and Sri Lanka, losers haven't even won a single ICC tournament. I can guarantee that even Bangladesh will win their first ICC tournament before the Chokers. And you don't watch enough cricket, SA doctored pitch when India went over there in 2010 and 2006 too occasionally, this time they doctored pitches in all matches though. They prepared grass pace and bouncy rubbish pitches for India and slow turning pitches for Australia this year, that's pitch doctoring. You look like one of those South African bootlickers to me, sitting in India but you are licking the boots of SA. That's illiteracy

  • @kamalsingh-dc1vs
    @kamalsingh-dc1vs 4 місяці тому +1

    Miss you legend 😢
    Martin Crowe ❤

  • @DC-zi6se
    @DC-zi6se 5 років тому +10

    No batsman had a better technique than Martin Crowe. There was Gavaskar, Boycott and then there was Martin Crowe.
    In form, Martin Crowe was simply invulnerable.

  • @Namokara
    @Namokara 5 років тому +15

    Our own #RahulDravid also had mark of Martin Crowe innovative captaincy skills. When asked about from whom he took inspiration for captaincy, he always answered Crowe.😊 New Zealand has always tried to make most out of the individual talents of the team.

  • @manojreddy4975
    @manojreddy4975 5 років тому +25

    Sir Richard hadle
    Martin crowe
    Brendon McCullum
    These guys raised the esteem of New-Zealand cricket
    Most importantly these guys are great humans

  • @vaibhavvyas175
    @vaibhavvyas175 5 років тому +3

    I can remember once wasim akram said that Martin Crowe was the best batsman he bowled to... He was terrific batsman

  • @rafidahbabsamin8255
    @rafidahbabsamin8255 5 років тому +5

    Martin Crowe was famous hollywood actor Russell Crowe's paternal cousin.

  • @jayeshk.d.3429
    @jayeshk.d.3429 5 років тому +11

    I think he brought on a spinner to open the bowling in the 1992 WC. And I think it was the first instance of a spinner bowling in the powerplay. And it heaped rewards too, as the spinners yielded economical overs.

    • @divendughati6114
      @divendughati6114 5 років тому +3

      Martin Crowe is the man who introduced the idea to open with your hitter by sending Mark Greatbatch to open in 1992 world cup. Then it was used by Sri Lanka by sending Sanath Jayasuriya in 1996 world cup and then Ganguly did by sending Sehwag to open. Even Dhoni made Rohit an opener and also Brendon McCullum became opener. And they all got success in their career after that.

    • @jayeshk.d.3429
      @jayeshk.d.3429 5 років тому +1

      @@divendughati6114 Hmmmm.... Interesting fact .
      You are forgetting Australia though. Gilchrist.

    • @divendughati6114
      @divendughati6114 4 роки тому +1

      @@jayeshk.d.3429 sorry forgot about Gilly. Waugh took the risk by sending Gilchrist by opening in that second final of the series in 1998 and everyone knows how Gilly turned into a killing machine after that.

  • @vaughantutty2227
    @vaughantutty2227 8 місяців тому

    He taught our guys how to win , simple as that
    Greatest technique, just class to watch
    Rip Martin crowe

  • @divendughati6114
    @divendughati6114 5 років тому +4

    Martin Crowe is the man who introduced the idea to open with your hitter by sending Mark Greatbatch to open in 1992 world cup. Then it was used by Sri Lanka by sending Sanath Jayasuriya in 1996 world cup and then Ganguly did by sending Sehwag to open. Even Dhoni made Rohit an opener and also Brendon McCullum became opener. And they all got success in their career after that.

    • @soumojitmukhopadhyay9468
      @soumojitmukhopadhyay9468 5 років тому

      Perfect decision

    • @livenletdie0
      @livenletdie0 4 роки тому +2

      Also opened the bowling with a spinner in Dipak Patel, in that World Cup. What a player, Captain and person. He did an awesome instructional batting video in conjunction with NZ cricket quite a few years back. I don't know where my copy went and haven't been able to find it since. However it was probably the best batting guide you could find.

  • @ajaynain3295
    @ajaynain3295 5 років тому +1

    He was very minded captain introduced many new things in cricket.

  • @nishagovil9207
    @nishagovil9207 3 роки тому +1

    Even the legend Wasim Akram praised Martin crowe really high that in those times, when the world did'nt really knew what is reverse swing and called it ball tampering, crowe used to play it the perfect way and those are the methods which now days are taught in coaching manuals

  • @catparadise6889
    @catparadise6889 5 років тому

    Love u Martin and thank u for ur contribution to cricket

    • @ilovegirls4045
      @ilovegirls4045 4 роки тому

      Assalamualaikum bhaijan you look like BB Queens 😊😊😊

  • @sakshamvashishtha4859
    @sakshamvashishtha4859 3 роки тому

    New Zealanders are very polite and gentle and that's the best thing about them

  • @Andymandyrocks
    @Andymandyrocks 5 років тому +10

    Apparently every great protect something.. Twice in their career 😄

  • @haiderjndamd5027
    @haiderjndamd5027 Рік тому

    Martin Crowe was the Richard Hadlee of batting for NZ. He was technically sound and highly elegant pleasing on the eye. Probably, the only guy (apart from Richie Richardson ) who could tackle the reverse of W's.
    A master tactician as a Captain.

  • @nickhanlon9331
    @nickhanlon9331 3 роки тому

    On eof the great thinkers of the game as well as a great player.

  • @shreyash225
    @shreyash225 5 років тому

    What a Wonderful Human Being

  • @msrawat1755
    @msrawat1755 2 роки тому

    Crowe Crowe crowe
    Martin Crowe was one of the best stylist wrist batsman among others like Brian Lara, Geofry Bycott,Sunil Gavaskar, Alan Border,Javed Miandad, Arvinda D'Silva and our Laxman

  • @Lollol-ci7mc
    @Lollol-ci7mc 4 роки тому

    New Zealander are real gentleman's in the world

  • @mukundanalexander9065
    @mukundanalexander9065 5 років тому +2

    Get someone to do one on Harsha Sir!

  • @ahsanazam451
    @ahsanazam451 4 роки тому

    His memory revived again by wasim akram recently by reiterating that for him, crowe was the most difficult batsman to bowl to

  • @najeebmd23
    @najeebmd23 5 місяців тому

    05:00

  • @someoneschannel5142
    @someoneschannel5142 3 роки тому

    🇮🇳❤️🇳🇿

  • @PopCultureExpress
    @PopCultureExpress 5 років тому +6

    Great video but there shouldn't be so much Castrol promotion

  • @jithukrish4491
    @jithukrish4491 3 роки тому

    Do Castrol active champion on Kane Williamson

  • @chanokkochanokko2091
    @chanokkochanokko2091 5 років тому +4

    Masrafi has done it for Bangladesh and saves Mahmudullah from disappear......great leader........

  • @shivangagarwal2655
    @shivangagarwal2655 5 років тому +3

    Where is ms, ab and srt ? 😐😐

  • @yashkhandelwal4551
    @yashkhandelwal4551 5 років тому +2

    1st comment