One of the greatest moments in Australian Cricketing history. Steve Waugh was the best captain Australia ever had, he was a cold hearted tactician who was a genius. One of the greatest centuries ever made, a true captain's knock. An inspiration to all Australian's and cricketers across the world.
@@Key_highway Wrong Chappell. The underarm incident was Greg Chappell leaning on younger brother, Trevor. Ian Chappell is the older brother, who captained Australia earlier in the 70s. Ian inherited a similar situation to Border, taking over a ramshackle, easy-beat team from Bill Lawry and turning it into a steal powerhouse. If you watch the underarm incident, you'll see Ian Chappell's right-hand man, Rod Marsh, trying to discourage Greg Chappell from sinking to the underarm delivery. There is absolutely no way Ian Chappell would've miscounted the overs to have the wrong bowler delivering the last over, and there is no way, given the same circumstances, that Ian Chappell would've ordered the underarm bowl. Ian Chappell was also responsible for standing up to the Aust Cricket Board - especially Bradman - to get better pay and travel conditions for the players. A lot of players from the era rank Ian Chappell the best captain ever. I am pretty sure it was Ian Chappell's attitude that inspired Alan Border and Steve Waugh. Like you, I don't rank Greg Chappell as a captain at all, even without the underarm incident.
@@MuhammadFaisal-gz3bu in my lifetime Alan boarder and Michael Clarke. There was an innings in South Africa where Australia was getting skittled by Steyn in particular. Clarke was out of form, unpopular in Australia. Then he went into bat. I remember him getting hit by the ball 5-6 times while struggling to make contact. But he touched it out to 20 then worked to 50 and then dominated to 100+ . It was eerily similar to Steve waugh in 95 at the windies.
Ian Chappell was my hero in1979 when I played under 8's and Steve Waugh was my hero after until I was forced to stop after an accident at work in 1989 till I retired. I remember how hard he did it from 1985 and he was toughened up during that time under Allen Border. Steve Waugh was a warrior . Don't ever forget that.
Steve.......thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing those "few minutes of what it means to play for Australia". Now, more than ever, surrounded by bushfires that do not bode well for us on Sunday/Monday, we need that spirit. I came home yesterday after 3 days evacuation and the first thing I did was hook up my computer and watch this great video. You, and cricket, gave me a lot. Thank you so much, champion.
He isn't just an Icon or Legend of the game...the integrity of his cricketing mind & the aura of his sheer brilliance & the determination that he had as a person made him an exceptional Leader who inspired a whole generation to love the game even more & even today cricketers are bound to bow down their head out of respect infront of this man. #respect #love
One of my favourite videos as a kid was “Waugh in the Windies”. I would watch it over and over again. I’m pretty sure he averaged over 100 for that series. The way he stared down Ambrose showed how much courage and class he had.
I seriously love this sport it inspires young cricketers, fun and enjoyable and most importantly it brings people together allowing others to ache I their dreams.
Read his autobiography Out of my comfort zone and own the latest book about Luck (forgot the name). its one of the best sporting books i ever read. so much experience, wisdom and other great moments. I think he will always be in a very special place in australian cricket and sporting history. All bow to his greatness and excellency.
Steve Waugh set the standard of excellence for our cricket team and even for the country. Steve made you better if you were with him as I don't believe our list of talent in that era would ever have been as good if it weren't for his leadership. Rip to an era of cricket that will always be the best!
As a kid who came of age and learned to love cricket in 1999-2003 I can tell you now for free. Steven Waugh will always be the Australian captain for me. S.K Warne will always be my vice captain.
My favourite moment in cricket. I still remember where I was when this happened. I was 13 and we was forced to leave the comfort of the couch to go to a family BBQ at the beach. I didn’t leave Dads car the entire time, blasting ABC grandstand radio. When he hit that four on the last ball I lost the plot. Absolute legend of the game. The ice man!
Hussain's admissions of intent and desire are extraordinary - for the sheer ruthlessness and the bare honesty. Well said. But, I was at the SCG that day and felt (from the fence!) England's want to crush Waugh at all costs..... Mr Waugh gave the best and ONLY counter.
These CATV videos are excellent. S.Waugh has is my favourite Australian Captain in the 45 odd years I’ve been watching test cricket. That 1000 yard stare of his would freeze magma.
Steve Waugh was a brilliant cricketer and captain. One thing I did notice in this video is that every English player made a point to shake his hand as they walked off the field, well played poms.
Whay i remember most from this day was them crossing live to the daily presser during the news bulletin and seeing the look in his eyes - VINDICATION. Always stayed with me and i'd die for this man.
I am an Indian and loved the cricket the aussies used to play during that era. That aussie team was some 20 years ahead of all the other teams of that time. Only Sachin and Lara belonged to their league of cricket. Sachin was bigger genius though but completely a different debate. :p
Australian cricketers are such an inspiration. Unmatched professionalism, yet so much emotion in the game. Hard to keep the balance but they always seem to do the perfect thing. They never let go of their professionalism but still manage to do nice gestures.
i think aussies have an inner mongrel. if they are going to lose, they are going to go down swinging..and on the way down, you never know if one of those swings will land on the mark.
Truly his farewell to Aust cricket, even if he played on a little longer - vs our one true rival/foe in the sport, last ball of the day, the classic stroke of the game, nothing will ever compare.
I like him most among all cricketers . He was so cool . I never saw showing any emotion or excitement whenever a wicket fell no matter how important it was. I really wish Virat Kohli was like Steve. He would go miles as Indian captain.
Tugga's Century that afternoon is in the top 10 I have ever seen from any batsman! The Moment, Attitude, the footwork and the shot making was STUNNING! I could take you to the exact square metre....of the floor that I was sitting in a chair on, in the main bar in the Foster Bowling Club......I was there with my ex-wife on holiday and yet I still watched nearly every ball..... she got my attention between balls and overs..............I guess that's one of the reasons she's my EX !! LMAO ..
the stats dont tell how and when he got the runs he did. time and time again, when the aussies desperately needed runs or were dropping like flies, SRW showed everyone how its done. very intelligent cricketer..played the odds, valued his wicket, was patient when needed, aggressive when required..really the blueprint for a batsman.
Steve Waugh was our best captain. Steve Smith is currently the best batsmen in test cricket. Steve and Steve. Coincidence? I think not **x files music plays**
Who have thought that they just finished listening to a fairytale after watching this video? The speciality of this Australian team is, not only they played great, they brought out the best from other great players. What a time that was. Even watching these decade old videos is more thrilling than watching today’s live crickets.
If I EVER had a wish? Would be to stand at the crease, on the park, with The Maestro. Just to soak and bask. More importantly, to absorb his words. Little by little. Innings by innings. Game by game. Test by test. Maybe even share some words of grace and strength. Steve Waugh You are Australia’s Epitome
Was there that day at the SCG by accident. Tried to get tickets to day 1 or 2 but both were sold our so settled for day 3. I was running up and down in front of the SCG hill setting off mexican waves with the fans, but will never forget the roar of the crowd when steve stroked the final ball of the day through the covers - it was deafening - and didn't we give it to the Barmy Army. I also remember joining the throng of spectators marching from the ground to the bars around Moore Park singing "Steve Waugh, Steve Waugh, Steve Waugh, Steve Waugh" to the tune of old lang sine. Good times. And I haven't been to a test match since - like how can you top that?
ah the memories, watching Steve Waugh scoring that amazing century all the way from Adelaide, was an epic moment. best part is, it was against England, while it is nice to win against all the other teams, there is no other team I love seeing our team win against. All my Indian housemates ask me who would you rather win against? I all I would say is, "simple, England always"
Cometh the hour cometh the man, best captain we’ve ever had. Steve’s team was the best we’ve assembled, Ponting inherited a lot of the players and wrote his own history. That era will never be matched.
Such a great moment of sportsmanship from Gilchrist giving up his score to set Waugh up for the last ball, and the opposing players running up to shake his hand. Respect for your colleague and opposing player at its best! Beautiful and great humanity…
i watched this live...what a moment..even this video, as good as it tries to do the moment justice, still doesn't come close to how it was. he really was under load of pressure, as was Australia. and as always, he came through. his latter career was often involving rescue missions and almost always, he rescued the side.
"And there's the 50 and what a nice way to bring it up!" ... and may I say Ian Chappell, what a nice, unbiased, un-hate filled, totally impartial piece of commentary - given the irrational hatred you had developed for Steve Waugh by this point in time.
Yes was impressive that Chappell was complimentary he like warne didnt like the reverence ozzies had for steven that was best day of my life not even bit embarrassed to say that inspired me to do better
i saw this live on tv. i remember i had to meet my friend and i was already running late, i thought 'screw him, i have to see this happen'. then i thought i'd never forget this moment forever, and i won't.
Whatever may be the Format.. Whatever may be the Team.. Whatever may be the Conditions.. “Sir Steven Waugh” will be my Captain.. #Legend #MissYouSteveSir
THE GREATEST 11 OF ALL TIME 1 Sunil Gavaskar 2 Adam Gilchrist (W/k) 3 Don Bradman 4 Rahul Dravid 5 Brian Lara 6 Steve Waugh (Cap.) 7 Gary Sobers 8 Shane Warne 9 Richard Hadlee 10 Malcolm Marshall 11 Dennis Lillee 12th MAN :- AB De Villiers . 5 SUBTITUTES :- ( 2 Batsman , 1 All Rounder and 2 Bowlers ) ( Viv Richards , Sachin Tendulkar , Imran Khan , Wasim Akram , Curtly Ambrose )
I say this with the greatest respect but a true mongrel regardless of the odds regardless of who tried to intimidate the man he refused to give in STEVE THANK YOU 🇦🇺❤️
I’m sure I can’t be the only one in Australia who thinks this man is the best captain we ever had or at least so far. And yes Punter has a great record, however Punter was in charge of our very best side. Steve still had to work through some weaknesses. He lead us to the award of best team in the world. We have never had it before and never had it again. Oh captain our countries captain. My captain.
One of the greatest moments in Australian Cricketing history. Steve Waugh was the best captain Australia ever had, he was a cold hearted tactician who was a genius. One of the greatest centuries ever made, a true captain's knock. An inspiration to all Australian's and cricketers across the world.
Steve Waugh inherited the throne from Border!!both champion captions
I'd rank Border and Ian Chappell ahead of Steve Waugh as captains, but he was certainly up there.
Fuz Capp I personally rank Chappell low on the scale simply for the disgrace that was the underarm incident
@@Key_highway Wrong Chappell. The underarm incident was Greg Chappell leaning on younger brother, Trevor. Ian Chappell is the older brother, who captained Australia earlier in the 70s. Ian inherited a similar situation to Border, taking over a ramshackle, easy-beat team from Bill Lawry and turning it into a steal powerhouse. If you watch the underarm incident, you'll see Ian Chappell's right-hand man, Rod Marsh, trying to discourage Greg Chappell from sinking to the underarm delivery. There is absolutely no way Ian Chappell would've miscounted the overs to have the wrong bowler delivering the last over, and there is no way, given the same circumstances, that Ian Chappell would've ordered the underarm bowl. Ian Chappell was also responsible for standing up to the Aust Cricket Board - especially Bradman - to get better pay and travel conditions for the players. A lot of players from the era rank Ian Chappell the best captain ever. I am pretty sure it was Ian Chappell's attitude that inspired Alan Border and Steve Waugh. Like you, I don't rank Greg Chappell as a captain at all, even without the underarm incident.
Fuz Capp I stand corrected, thanks for the info, Cheers.
Gilchrist with the most cheered single in the history of cricket that wasn't a match winning run
when i think of West Australian cricket, i think of Gilly
Not any more (jack leach)
@@DaveWhoa west Australian always dominate the cricket Australia
Steve Waugh is not just in the top 3 most mentally tough cricketers who have played the game....but also one of the toughest mentally from ALL sports
Who is the other 2? I am intrigued
@@MuhammadFaisal-gz3bu in my lifetime Alan boarder and Michael Clarke. There was an innings in South Africa where Australia was getting skittled by Steyn in particular. Clarke was out of form, unpopular in Australia. Then he went into bat. I remember him getting hit by the ball 5-6 times while struggling to make contact. But he touched it out to 20 then worked to 50 and then dominated to 100+ . It was eerily similar to Steve waugh in 95 at the windies.
@@MuhammadFaisal-gz3bu Ian Chappel, Border
Ian Chappell was my hero in1979 when I played under 8's and Steve Waugh was my hero after until I was forced to stop after an accident at work in 1989 till I retired. I remember how hard he did it from 1985 and he was toughened up during that time under Allen Border. Steve Waugh was a warrior . Don't ever forget that.
i stood and applauded with tears of joy rolling down my face and to this day it is still my fav cricket moment
Steve.......thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing those "few minutes of what it means to play for Australia". Now, more than ever, surrounded by bushfires that do not bode well for us on Sunday/Monday, we need that spirit. I came home yesterday after 3 days evacuation and the first thing I did was hook up my computer and watch this great video. You, and cricket, gave me a lot. Thank you so much, champion.
No problem 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 king Waugh
I was there as a 12 year old. The crowd was intense.
Were you born bald?
instablaster...
Yeah, there were like 600,000 people there that day
What a memorable experience
The Steve Waugh back foot cover drive. One of THE iconic shots of Australian Cricket.
Steve waugh as captain changed how test cricket is played....agrreesive & relentless with both bat & ball...a Pure LEGEND
"It would have been one of the most unpopular 50's".....and that is why I love being an Aussie cricket fan. Onya Gilly, from an ex-Bello boy.
Who asked?
Wow. This is why they invented the internet. Thank you.
My favourite ever cricket moment by my favourite ever cricketer!
He isn't just an Icon or Legend of the game...the integrity of his cricketing mind & the aura of his sheer brilliance & the determination that he had as a person made him an exceptional Leader who inspired a whole generation to love the game even more & even today cricketers are bound to bow down their head out of respect infront of this man.
#respect
#love
Not too many players have told Curtly Ambrose to "just get back to ya mark and bowl" ... and lived to tell about it.
One of my favourite videos as a kid was “Waugh in the Windies”. I would watch it over and over again. I’m pretty sure he averaged over 100 for that series. The way he stared down Ambrose showed how much courage and class he had.
Actually, Steve Waugh told Ambrose to "F... k off".
I seriously love this sport it inspires young cricketers, fun and enjoyable and most importantly it brings people together allowing others to ache I their dreams.
this is the greatest moment i've seen live on tv
Who’s here in 2020 for the top moment of the last 20 years?
I remember this innings vividly. I watched it on the TV in the lab at work.
Read his autobiography Out of my comfort zone and own the latest book about Luck (forgot the name). its one of the best sporting books i ever read. so much experience, wisdom and other great moments. I think he will always be in a very special place in australian cricket and sporting history. All bow to his greatness and excellency.
Steve Waugh set the standard of excellence for our cricket team and even for the country. Steve made you better if you were with him as I don't believe our list of talent in that era would ever have been as good if it weren't for his leadership. Rip to an era of cricket that will always be the best!
Diesel 84 yes .. he demanded professionalism and toughness! Great player and perfect Australian captain!
It has 12 dislikes that’s gotta be the England’s starting XI and the 12th man
😂😂😂😂😂
Now the coach as well!!!
@@Winterharbourmusic yupp hahaaa
Now the coaching staff
Now it's the extended squad
As a kid who came of age and learned to love cricket in 1999-2003 I can tell you now for free. Steven Waugh will always be the Australian captain for me. S.K Warne will always be my vice captain.
My favourite moment in cricket. I still remember where I was when this happened. I was 13 and we was forced to leave the comfort of the couch to go to a family BBQ at the beach. I didn’t leave Dads car the entire time, blasting ABC grandstand radio. When he hit that four on the last ball I lost the plot. Absolute legend of the game. The ice man!
this is a great comment!!!..you knew good cricket even at 13..
Hussain's admissions of intent and desire are extraordinary - for the sheer ruthlessness and the bare honesty. Well said.
But, I was at the SCG that day and felt (from the fence!) England's want to crush Waugh at all costs..... Mr Waugh gave the best and ONLY counter.
These CATV videos are excellent. S.Waugh has is my favourite Australian Captain in the 45 odd years I’ve been watching test cricket. That 1000 yard stare of his would freeze magma.
Steve Waugh was a brilliant cricketer and captain. One thing I did notice in this video is that every English player made a point to shake his hand as they walked off the field, well played poms.
Whay i remember most from this day was them crossing live to the daily presser during the news bulletin and seeing the look in his eyes - VINDICATION. Always stayed with me and i'd die for this man.
I was there that day. Men were weeping in the stands well after play had finished. Cracking day
Hi...Peter
I am an Indian and loved the cricket the aussies used to play during that era. That aussie team was some 20 years ahead of all the other teams of that time. Only Sachin and Lara belonged to their league of cricket. Sachin was bigger genius though but completely a different debate. :p
In my eyes your my hero thank you Steve for so many fabulous memories
Australian cricketers are such an inspiration. Unmatched professionalism, yet so much emotion in the game. Hard to keep the balance but they always seem to do the perfect thing. They never let go of their professionalism but still manage to do nice gestures.
i think aussies have an inner mongrel. if they are going to lose, they are going to go down swinging..and on the way down, you never know if one of those swings will land on the mark.
Truly his farewell to Aust cricket, even if he played on a little longer - vs our one true rival/foe in the sport, last ball of the day, the classic stroke of the game, nothing will ever compare.
My two favourite Aussie cricketers, both for their play (especially Gilly) but mainly because they showed themselves to be intelligent and decent men.
I like him most among all cricketers . He was so cool . I never saw showing any emotion or excitement whenever a wicket fell no matter how important it was. I really wish Virat Kohli was like Steve. He would go miles as Indian captain.
Tugga's Century that afternoon is in the top 10 I have ever seen from any batsman!
The Moment, Attitude, the footwork and the shot making was STUNNING!
I could take you to the exact square metre....of the floor that I was sitting in a chair on, in the main bar in the Foster Bowling Club......I was there with my ex-wife on holiday and yet I still watched nearly every ball..... she got my attention between balls and overs..............I guess that's one of the reasons she's my EX !!
LMAO ..
My cricket Hero.
I remember that day, dinner was delayed I really did wanted Stevo to get that century, it was great to watch.
To have Bill Lawry commentating made this moment even more memorable
best captain ever for the best team ever
Legend of Australian cricket. I didn't watch your batting but i love to see your batting highlight thanks cricket com au.
the stats dont tell how and when he got the runs he did. time and time again, when the aussies desperately needed runs or were dropping like flies, SRW showed everyone how its done. very intelligent cricketer..played the odds, valued his wicket, was patient when needed, aggressive when required..really the blueprint for a batsman.
As a Saffa, Waugh my favourite sportsman, an example of human excellence, hats off to U sir
tingles that only cricket creates.
Steve Waugh was our best captain. Steve Smith is currently the best batsmen in test cricket. Steve and Steve. Coincidence? I think not **x files music plays**
Yeah Steve's 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Who have thought that they just finished listening to a fairytale after watching this video? The speciality of this Australian team is, not only they played great, they brought out the best from other great players. What a time that was.
Even watching these decade old videos is more thrilling than watching today’s live crickets.
If I EVER had a wish?
Would be to stand at the crease, on the park, with The Maestro.
Just to soak and bask.
More importantly, to absorb his words.
Little by little.
Innings by innings.
Game by game.
Test by test.
Maybe even share some words of grace and strength.
Steve Waugh
You are Australia’s Epitome
Was there that day at the SCG by accident. Tried to get tickets to day 1 or 2 but both were sold our so settled for day 3. I was running up and down in front of the SCG hill setting off mexican waves with the fans, but will never forget the roar of the crowd when steve stroked the final ball of the day through the covers - it was deafening - and didn't we give it to the Barmy Army. I also remember joining the throng of spectators marching from the ground to the bars around Moore Park singing "Steve Waugh, Steve Waugh, Steve Waugh, Steve Waugh" to the tune of old lang sine. Good times. And I haven't been to a test match since - like how can you top that?
ah the memories, watching Steve Waugh scoring that amazing century all the way from Adelaide, was an epic moment.
best part is, it was against England, while it is nice to win against all the other teams, there is no other team I love seeing our team win against. All my Indian housemates ask me who would you rather win against?
I all I would say is, "simple, England always"
They were still chanting his name over an hour later on a train pulling into Hornsby station. What a day.
That was Steve Waugh so mentally tough......so many times he rescued the Aussie innings when all seemed lost.....one of the all time greats.
Steve, Proud of Australian Cricket, heart of Indian fans ❤️❤️❤️
Good show from the English lads for shaking Waugh's hand as he walked off.
I remember coming home from work as a 21 yr old st 6:30pm,never forgot that day.
😊😉🤗🤗
Cometh the hour cometh the man, best captain we’ve ever had. Steve’s team was the best we’ve assembled, Ponting inherited a lot of the players and wrote his own history. That era will never be matched.
Arguably the best Captain in Cricketing History 🥺🥺
Such a great moment of sportsmanship from Gilchrist giving up his score to set Waugh up for the last ball, and the opposing players running up to shake his hand. Respect for your colleague and opposing player at its best! Beautiful and great humanity…
Gilchrist was just as legendary...he knew when the light wasn't on him.
As an Englishman I am humbled to witness steve waughs career
Big Bash is on the TV upstairs, but I'm watching this.
Such a good feeling to watch this.
Watched this live as a kid , I ended up getting waughs book for my birthday a couple years later lol
sounded way better listening to it on the radio ,, Agers and Skull . what a perfect pair to call a great point in the game
i watched this live...what a moment..even this video, as good as it tries to do the moment justice, still doesn't come close to how it was. he really was under load of pressure, as was Australia. and as always, he came through. his latter career was often involving rescue missions and almost always, he rescued the side.
I always liked Nasser Hussein and the way he carries himself,not a bad player too.
But Steve Waugh was somethinh else.
😉👍🏻🤗🤗
HA! "For once in his little career..." Yeah. Good one.
Nasser's clearly a little resentful/jealous
@@sebm3029no just being funny he played his part well
My favourite channel on UA-cam 🥰❤️
Thank you, Steve!
Cricket Australia makes such class videos. BCCI needs to learn alot from them.
"And there's the 50 and what a nice way to bring it up!" ... and may I say Ian Chappell, what a nice, unbiased, un-hate filled, totally impartial piece of commentary - given the irrational hatred you had developed for Steve Waugh by this point in time.
Yes was impressive that Chappell was complimentary he like warne didnt like the reverence ozzies had for steven that was best day of my life not even bit embarrassed to say that inspired me to do better
Last session of day 2. Me and my mates watched it on TV - we had tickets to days 1 and 3.
Not just this innings but Gee. I loved watching this bloke Play
The Crowd Were As 1 Because When We Needed Our Captain There You Were Captain Leading Us
Best all time Skipper.
Gentlemen,
This is 🏏 cricket 🙏❤️🙌
Anyone else notice that the spinner bowled the last ball at 127ks haha
Hahahahah yup
i saw this live on tv. i remember i had to meet my friend and i was already running late, i thought 'screw him, i have to see this happen'. then i thought i'd never forget this moment forever, and i won't.
Tugga my all time fav...legend
Miss u Steav Wa..m an Indian..but love u
I dont want say anything legend is always legend👍
Whats the music track at the beginning and end of the video?..Anyone please!
Whatever may be the Format.. Whatever may be the Team.. Whatever may be the Conditions..
“Sir Steven Waugh” will be my Captain.. #Legend #MissYouSteveSir
Greatest Wicket Keeper Batsmen
The GOAT
Simple As That
I wasn't there. Great day.
Waugh was treated like dirt at the end of his career
THE GREATEST 11 OF ALL TIME
1 Sunil Gavaskar
2 Adam Gilchrist (W/k)
3 Don Bradman
4 Rahul Dravid
5 Brian Lara
6 Steve Waugh (Cap.)
7 Gary Sobers
8 Shane Warne
9 Richard Hadlee
10 Malcolm Marshall
11 Dennis Lillee
12th MAN :- AB De Villiers .
5 SUBTITUTES :- ( 2 Batsman , 1 All Rounder and 2 Bowlers )
( Viv Richards , Sachin Tendulkar , Imran Khan , Wasim Akram , Curtly Ambrose )
Great team but you're missing Pigeon.
I'd have McGrath instead of Lillee.
Great team, but mac daddy needs a spot. And same with murili.
Love Steve Waugh.. Bankstown boy also!! Go the doggies!!!!
10:22 somebody tell me the name of that music. Gives me goosebumps everytime
so the credit goes to
*Gilly* who's himself an aggressive batsman but he did what almost whole 🇦🇺 required from him...
All the cheer and emotion just to get out his first ball that he faced the next day
n1cool captain in would supper Steve Waugh Australian cricket God
I say this with the greatest respect but a true mongrel regardless of the odds regardless of who tried to intimidate the man he refused to give in STEVE THANK YOU 🇦🇺❤️
There is his one century with late order in MCG where he went beserk
A legend left his mark on that day
Most important Single of my career
My cricket hero #1
Greatest test captain ever!
Please answer, why was the century so important if he could make it the next day?
He could, but scoring it last ball just made it more of a fairy tale.
Theatre
ask khawaja
I’m sure I can’t be the only one in Australia who thinks this man is the best captain we ever had or at least so far. And yes Punter has a great record, however Punter was in charge of our very best side. Steve still had to work through some weaknesses. He lead us to the award of best team in the world. We have never had it before and never had it again. Oh captain our countries captain. My captain.
Steven Waugh legend of d game.
what's the music called?
Steve waugh very decent man
I'm too feeling the pressure😀😀
It doesn’t get much better then Steve Waugh
What a humble legend