🍿 STARSTRUCK By Sachin Tendulkar & Why Are Australia So Good At Cricket? | Bumble & Kimber | EP2
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
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00:00 Bumble and Kimber being star-struck by cricketers
05:18 Why are Australia so good at cricket?
talkSPORT's Cricket editor and presenter Jon Norman sits down with the legendary David 'Bumble' Lloyd and cricket writer Jarrod Kimber to discuss all things cricket.
In this episode, Bumble and Kimber discuss who they've both been star-struck by in the cricketing world and why Australia is so good at the game.
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Bumble's line after India's historic victory at Chennai 2008, when Tendulkar scored winning runs with a boundary and reached his hundred, are iconic - 'This is for Mumbai. The rest of the world, this is for Mumbai'
12:20 In England there's a reverence for the sport, whilst in Australia there is a reverence for competition. This line from Kimber nails it on the head. Australians take on everything at full throttle.
I remember back at school once we played a game of cricket (with a tennis ball), and I ended up bowling to my girlfriend at the time - I bounced her repeatedly. And then I pulled out the Brett Lee chainsaw celebration when I bowled her as she backed away from my last delivery.
Or that time when I was in my early 20's, I was doing a net session (with a proper ball) and somehow ended up bowling to an under 15's kid - I bounced him too in much the same manner (but he took the hit, and then started hooking me everywhere).
Whether it be at training, or in the most inconsequential of games, there is always this prevailing desire to win.
i'm asian who grew up in australia. we played cricket at lunch time at school. it'll alternate between football, rugby league, cricket or whatever, every few weeks. but all the boys played every sport competently. most of the kids played for a team on weekends. cricket in summer football or league in winter. almost every boy plays something every single day, from grade 1 or grade 2. it's cultural and ingrained.
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@@user-uy5ck4bt9w 6 World Cups
in Australia we work hard, play hard, help our mates and win at Cricket. Thats it!
Difference is India produces individual players but Australia produces a complete team
Kimber gets it. You never take it easy and you always need to be looking for an extra edge. If the opponent isn't very good, then beat them none for 600 declared vs all out twice for 14 and 17. "Taking it easy" or "giving someone a chance" is to disrespect both yourself and them. How do they know how good they really are unless you do your absolute best against them? I heard someone else say that this was behind the trouble when Bairstow got stumped at Lords - the English were like "but you probably shouldn't do that, bit of a cheap shot" and the Aussies were like "if you're out of your crease and the ball is not dead, you're fair game". That competitive edge is drilled in fairly hard in sport - well, every sport that I've played anyway
Cricket will be richer than European football leagues in upcoming 2 decade which inevitably gain immense attention by the rest of the world therefore I believe in next 2 decade most of the globe will play our beloved sports "Cricket". You old chaps are doing really great, please continue the podcast as India's economy grows this channel will grow along with that. Thanks for the contribution to game of cricket love from India.
No way though ipl will become the biggest sports league but cricket surpassing football is a long stretch
Lmao, what are you on about?💀
Nothing will surpass Football. Cricket is not popular outside India.
Jarrod really nailed the final bosses. Newcastle grade was just littered with these guys. They are merciless. They will have a grade debutant 14 year old at non-strikers end playing an 80 over innings and they will farm the strike. They don't care. They are playing a test match at 45 years old in 3rd or 4th grade.
It's not just cricket. The Aussies are good at all sports. They have a great sporting culture ingrained in them. I guess what sets the Aussies apart from other teams is their amazing mental strength and self belief, which comes from their amazing physical fitness, strong work ethic, along with obvious talent. They are actually "athletes" in the true sense of the word, as opposed to some players from south Asian teams who are lazy and unfit. Also they have a great first class cricket structure and system in place.
the weather wasn't kind this year for my local team (in Dandenong) -the first five games were cancelled to rain outs.
He is amazing
Terriific podcast. Loved it 🎉
The spokespersons are super humble and knowledgeable 🎉
Its not about India here. It is about time the world just love the Australian way! The Ozzie way of playing cricket is REAL! Look at what Cummins is doing quietly. He has WON EVERY DAMN THING THAT CAME HIS WAY. I really hope SRH wins IPL this season and I am a frikkin' Bangalorean saying this. Yeah, while I LOVE what India is doing to world cricket, Ozzies are just the bloody best!
But it is also fact Australia lost last 5 border Gavaskar trophies ...........winning world test championship in England will always favour countries that are not Asian.......I can bet you have a test cricket championship in UAE...... Aussies will lose.....but no doubt they are good at world cups......I think handling pressure is key and mentality thing
Bs aussie way …they keep getting trashed by kiwi in rugby. They won World Cup because nobody watched in Australia so they have no pressure.
@@jeevankikahaniya6339lol we are talking cricket, not rugby and most Aussies will tell you not to back Aus when vs NZ, the Kiwis will most likely win and as for winning the world cup cause no one was watching hahahahhahaha, we were all watching the cricket, not the rugby.
@@chrisrabbitt really without Google tell me how many women world cup Aussie have won
@@jeevankikahaniya6339 7 and we're currently the world champions, not that I watch the women's series.
The key to Australia 's success is winning is everything to it.
Nepal has never played cricket with japan mens team
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Doing many things right is the Oz way. Right from weather that allows one to play year round, to good facilities, hard working blokes, good system in place, good fitness, atheletes, mentally strong and probably lot more. Little wonder why they have won so much.
0:19 😂
literally every game played in the subcontinent from bylanes to large grounds is taken very seriously.
Emotionally not seriously
@@kunalsandilya6034 Bang on and the fact that Indians/ South Asians think that being emotional about something means you're serious about it is in many ways the root cause for all problems in our society
Don’t be jealous…Australia see cricket as the third or fourth sport and don’t care about crocket unless we play the English and Australia still win
And that's not something to be proud of . Am an Aussie cricket die hard fan from last 15 years. And I believe cricket is the sport Australia have achieved the most and are at immortal level of success and godly levels. So why not instead follow Australian cricket and stop talking about your other sports because it's no where near the " success" Australia have had in cricket . They deserve all the love and sport
It is the most popular international sport in Australia buddy
@@Writer759Aussie rules and nrl are local sports . Cricket is most popular and cuts across all the sports
What a load of rubbish🤣
Tosh.
That's why Australia most successful team in cricket history because their system is very strong
Na they just play carefree...we all saw how they lost in gabba twice when the home pressure was on them.
@@jeevankikahaniya6339 in sports anything can happen but you cannot ignore the facts australia is most successful team in cricket history
@@jeevankikahaniya6339they’re a better cricket nation than India. They always have been and they always will be. To be honest, they’re a all round better sporting nation than India and they always will be. Take cricket away from India and you have nothing.
@@St_AngusYoung nonsense they are zero in football , they always lost to kiwi in rugby, they only play their AFl , they don’t have wrestlers, boxer or badminton..in which India dominate ..our hockey record is better than them , they are only good at swimming and few other non serious sport.
@@jeevankikahaniya6339you are such a delusional person. Australia is way ahead of India overall. You are just a jealous sob whose country is bad at every sport. Losers 😂
Australia are good because they wrestle and fight eith kangaroos, crocodiles and snakes
Cricket in England is a niche sport. The main advantage Australia has is the weather, essentially they can play year round.
Very, VERY untrue XD
Niche sport are you okay?
Of course it is.
@@longjohn5322 rugby the 3rd biggest sport in England has 50000 people playing regularly cricket has 350000
@@Ndidusbbssj Sarcasm
Lol imran Khan was probably the only in 92 who came from a posh background most of them are very very below middle class or maybe some from upper middle class background. Wasim waqar inzimam very not
Fantastic ❤
Yeah but all of pakistan is a colonized people. Did you play cricket with your mother growing up or was it deemed improper for a woman to play competitively with a man? Kimber is arguing Australia decolonized itself while other countries follow the colonial family norms of England including pakistan
That's not his point. His point was it is played only elite. How's playing with your mother counted in that category. That's a dumb feminist wannabe argument you are presenting.
@@sherafgantareen7487 don't think he's saying anything about women playing the sport. Nor is he saying anything about colonization and family norms here. Just about the competitive sport culture. Which is there across the subcontinent as well, but until recently, we didn't have the resources to match the Aussies or the English. And even now, only India has an edge in that regard because of just how rich the BCCI is. And while it may be true that the '92 pakistan cricket team wasn't all elite folks, Indian cricket used to be dominated by elite Bombay ppl for the longest time (with important exceptions like Kapil Dev ofc). And it's really only since the Dhoni generation that India has really started to tap into its demographic advantage (again partly because of the lack of infrastructure in smaller towns until now).
@@nihavd he is. Listen to him. He says sports is a ritual of community building so that in every family the moms and aunties play with their sons and fathers competitively on the front porch and park. That’s decolonizing the sport which as he argues fails to grow because it’s elitist. The imran khan reference makes sense too because no matter how many players on that Pakistan team were not imran khan, khan afterall was the idealized vision of a leader because he was aitcheson college and oxford.
If Australia are so good at cricket, why is it they are either caught cheating or playing outside the spirit of the game more often than any other country?
Australia are not the most prolific cheaters in the game. You are talking crap.
Ingrained to win at all costs, underarm, the Waugh way, Haddin the flog, shocking home umpires, they triggered if other team celebrates a wicket ala NZ earlier this year, even tho Lee etc, celebrated worse , hypocrisy runs deep..
Because you're soft and weak and pathetic
This Aussie is great at sport is a fallacy.their football is awful. their rugby union team is not that strong anymore and you only competitive in swimming at the Olympics. South Africa a third world country is rugby world champions, we can compete with you at cricket with no funding and so little fan support we can't get sponsorship and we way better at athletics. Akani Simbine our current 100m champion is faster than any Australian ever. The only reason you good at cricket is because it has an high barrier to entry. Its for rich people even in South Africa. Did you ever wonder why South Africa sporadically produces a black cricketer, Hashim Amla and KG Rabada's fathers were doctors and they went to elite schools. Thats it, no other reason
If i walk by sachin , i would not even acknowledge him. What did he do for cricket or india? Did he win any ? Nope. Did he help the poor people of india? Nope. Only fools gets star struck by other fools.
You have a lot to learn, have a good life
@@achintyaranjan242 we humans live in lies and die in reality
Winning 2011 WC was a lie, I guess.. Maybe Messi and Maradona are just a myth too for you..
You are massively ill-informed. Listen to Harsha bhogle talk about 90s Sachin. What he meant
@@CrisRonnie harsha bogle is an idiot
Why is Australia So Good At Cricket. - Because everybody else plays cricket and Australia plays politics (behind the scene).
If anyone makes a case study on Australian ways of winning or ways of playing, then it will unearth something that no good conscious can ever digest.
We are the most successful sporting country ever!
Jealous much loser? Keep crying 😢
THIS MAN IS A LEGEND OF CRICKET IN HIS IWN WAY..❤❤❤