Sometimes i feel so lucky that i have born in a right era. I saw cricket at its best, i saw tennis at its best , i saw football at its best. Very lucky generation i must say.
I remember my father saying while watching this, "Everyone earns money throughout their life but if you can earn that much amount of Respect in your life I would be very proud of you"
Still I remember those days whenever test cricket happened in Australia wakeup early in the morning and mute the volume, when whole family was sleeping..
Miss those days. Around November, December and January. Best thing about winter mornings was to wake up, stay under the blanket and switch the telly on to catch this. Good old days indeed!
Steve Waugh stood right behind me on a queue at Heathrow Airport. I was speechless. He was with his wife and three kids. It took me a few mins to gather courage and shake hands with him. Such a great moment!
I remember watching it on TV back when I was small. I loved Australian team more than Indian team. Very few people get such ovation in life!! Steve was a real fighter!!
You can still watch these matches with completely different team while you work as a slave for someone and have to get ready early in these cold december mornings.
When Steve came out to bat for the last time, remember seeing a fan holding a placard: Cometh the hour, cometh the man. What a game, what a series! Woke up at 4am to watch them. One for the ages.
@@trickshotsandfunwitharaiz4010 Listen buddy, going by your comments on the previous videos about Kumble and Tendulkar, it's clear that you don't think well of these guys, but you have to admit one thing that *It doesn't matter what you think*
@Narendra Balapa Kumble is the third highest wicket taker of all time above the likes of McGrath, Pollock, Akram and Steyn and highest Indian wicket taker by a margin and you 'think' he is okayish. Don't know why people like you even bother to comment man.
I know what you mean im in my mid 30s and miss those days as well between 1995 when Australia beat the west indies and sart real goldern age for australia mate
@@SuperShitforbrains I don't remember the matches of 1995 because I m only 1 year old That time 😂🤣 I have followed cricket since 2001 ind vs aus series From then upto 2011 wc Cricket is Awesome but after that I have lost interest in cricket Nd now I don't watch cricket because all my fav childhood players were retired 😭😭
Those were the Days when India was becoming a strong team under Ganguly . India was able to Draw Test series and retained Border Gavaskar Trophy . Those good days of childhood when there was no t20 ,ipl . Those days when Legends like Sachin ,Sourav,Dravid ,Mcgrath,Lee,Waugh Played
And as much good that social media has brought including sharing such videos, there was far less toxicity among fanbases(being comfortable behind a screen with a voice brings out the worst in some), not to mention the anticipation of most series and matches used to be much bigger..Sure that was a time of legends but I have no doubt had they played today,all rare and small failures of those great players would be constantly scrutinized and mocked by rival fanbases..Like how they do for the best players of today
Those were the days Australia set the world record for test wins and yes all the teams especially India made Australia work even harder for test glory now it belongs to India enjoy!!!
Parthiv :“Let’s see if you can play one of those famous slog-sweeps, and miss one.” Steve:“Show a bit of respect, You were in nappies when I played my first Test match.” #thughlifebysteve #RespectfromINDIA
Mentally toughest batsman ever and an equally tough leader,get reminded of my childhood once I see Steve Waugh and that ferocious Australian team ,so much love to this man,respect from India.
The last inning of Steve, I still remember that epic inning. I have not seen such atmosphere in any other match. It was all about Steve Waugh. His last match, his last inning, the last session. Crowd was going mad watching their favourite hero batted like a true legend which he was during all his cricketing career. They all were showing Steve's famous red handkerchief for all the five days. ❤️ This is the only time in my life I was praying for India to draw the match and not to win the match as my fav player and Idol Stave Waugh was battling for his team to save the deciding match and the series for the last time. Love you Steve to the infinity. ❤️
It’s amazing how close the match ended up despite India hitting 700 in their first innings. If Waugh stayed there longer and won it, wow, could you imagine how much louder the crowd would’ve got
Steve Waugh - An outstanding player and a iconic personality . It was very happy to see Legend caught by another Legend in the bowling of a Legendary bowler. Those were the very auspicious and golden days of Cricket when we see Sachin , Sourav, Dravid, Laxman, Kumble, Lee, Mecgrath, Warne, Steve Waugh playing together. I think I am very fortunate that I got the pleasure to watch and enjoy the real art of Cricket by all Legendary Players. Those days we have no T20,no ipl, no ,BBL and no any other league, but it's very admirable for all of us. Now , there is a lack of temperament and patience in Cricketers. Really miss those golden days of Cricket and miss quality also.
We are so thankful to our 90s that we born in and saw that kind of legends like steve waugh, adam gilchrist, brian lara, matthew hayden, brett lee, graeme smith, shaun pollock, andrew flintoff, and many more...
Awais Memon I think the perspective matters. This two big guns lead the way and on their ploughed field Ricky and Dhoni cultivated golden crops. Without them dhoni or ricky wouldn't be there. Yes Dhoni is the greatest mind the game will ever see, but condition outside the field is another crucial factor. Think about pre Ganguly era or pre Steve era. You will find it for sure.
I think people should check stats of test match wining percentage.. Dhoni didn't stand in front of Steve Waugh.. He rule in world cricket in test.. By batting and captaincy..
@@pradeepnihalani7629 correct Sir- Steve Waugh has the best winning percentage with nearly 72% Followed by Ponting on 63%...........Dhoni's not on the first page
For Australia, Steve Waugh was always there... It was like cometh the hour, cometh the man... True legend, one of the greatest the game has ever produced.
Steve Waugh will always be one of my greatest heros. I did get the chance to bowl to him a few times. When I was younger than that, he let me carry his kit to the team bus after the end of a Test match.
Still popular in Australia, but England finally woke up and realized that even if they bring in United Nations XI they will still suck at cricket, they gave up.
"You were in your nappies when I played my first test match" "I got a bit of a laugh from VVS Laxman when I said that" - Steve Waugh The day Partiv Patel understood only legends get that kind of standing ovation from a housefull crowd!!
as an Englishman Steve Waugh and that incredible team pretty much destroyed all my childhood cricketing dreams. Incredibly tough, competitive winner. They don't make them like that anymore.
@@MiseryDesigns I don't think so. They won the 2015 wc under him. But after he stepped down it went downhill. I am a huge fan of Steve smith. But he didn't look like the Australian captains before him
Ankur Ghosh Man there are many many players that deserve your respect Andrew symonds was my all time favourite go you tube him letting the kids field for him in a t20 match and surely you will find some sort of respect for him
@@johnsheriff3904 yeah one of the greatest ashes series that was... But apart from some here & there loses, Australia was unbeatable! I even remember at that time Aus XI vs World XI was also being played & World XI got thrashed
Abdullah Fahim Sure did I think I was 9 I most definately watched it but wasn't old enough to fully understand how big it was but made me miss the old Australian cricket so badly
Such an outstanding player , very decent looking... I am from Pakistan but Sir Steve Waugh , my heart goes out for your tremendous contribution for Australian side. Moreover , Your simple looks and your calm nature have always admired me.....you are and will be always alive and cherish in my book. Thanks you Sir , Love and respect from Karachi, Pakistan.
He was one batsman who played better when the opposition tried to get under their skin. The English regretted every time they sledged him. Whatta playa
*Respect for Steve Waugh* *Cricket will always remember you Sir.* *Your Name will be written in Gold in the annals of Cricket History as a thorough Gentleman and a true Warrior*
He was a player who just didn’t let go. It was hard as an Indian fan to watch him not knowing whether to hate him or wonder how he was doing it. Even his last innings was such a torment. 👏👏👏 Champion. ❤️
Those magical words of someone in the crowd just as Steve left the ground one last time " Thanks Mate ". My best childhood years were spent in awe watching the Waugh brothers guide and navigate the Aussie teams through victory after victory with sublime batting supremacy. You guys epitomized the " Golden Years of Cricket ". Thanks mates.
I saw that entire match on television. I have seen some of the legendary player's farewell but I think this was the all-time greatest farewell in the history of the game. Though I'm an Indian I can remember I was preying for Steve to play well in that match & what a fighting knock it was. He displayed in that one inning what he had done all his life, saving Australia at the crunch time. With each and every shot I was jumping and I was actually getting late for work in the morning but I seat back and watched the entire game and the presentation. There were tears in my eyes during the entire inning and in the end, I was a proud Steve Waugh fan. ❤️❤️❤️ I wish to meet this legend once in my life.
Australian skipper and all rounder Steve Waugh was my childhood crush.steve Waugh from Oceania .I enjoyed his walking, talking, stares. When he came for the toss round wearing that cap, that silk coat, reserved, eyes either looking forward or looking downward, my heart beat faster. I remember him holding the trophy with his hands, smiling, when the nation won the world cup, I think that was 99'. I still do love him as Shakespeare wrote in his sonnet about love - ' ........it was an ever - fixed mark', ' .......... love's is not time's fool......' . All the best captain for your present and future
What an amazing life he lived 👏 An incredible batsmen and the best of captains. Such longevity at the highest level averaging over 50 in test cricket. Such powerful mental toughness and determination. I have been blessed to grow up watching him. Thanks Steven
Most Admired Player and/or Captain For His Consistency and Commitment to His Tenure. Skilled Sportsman Yet Much More In Terms of Fellow or Skipper. "S. Waugh" Defines "Reward for Effort". Awesome!
this is my emotional video of all times whenever I watched this video of retirement of Steve waugh, I started to weep. because he was my favourite. hats off for him.
Steve as a batsman was late middle order bat and bowler as 2nd change. Batting skills also not unique or classy . Bowling too , not much pace, relied on swing. Fielding too average. BUT...70k+ people standing up and applauding , including opponents. 50 test match 50s. Played for almost 20yrs. Man was a gutsy player, if he made up his mind, he will see it through, no matter the odds. Determined to the core . Very strong character. As a captain , results were evident, 16 continuous test victories, WC too. His team in early 2000 was the strongest ever, top quality batsmen, top quality bowlers, top fielding and he maintained that team for years. Deserves all the applause . Unlike Ricky ponting and Steve Smith, steve Waugh didn't resort to cheating , playing the game in the right spirit. Apart from all this, he did good charity work in kolkatta and Mumbai slums.
Sometimes i feel so lucky that i have born in a right era. I saw cricket at its best, i saw tennis at its best , i saw football at its best. Very lucky generation i must say.
Ashish Mitra even the greats in boxing!
Football? Nah
We saw Bolt, Phelps, shumakhar as well.
@@vvshetty1 lol... We got cr7, Messi, Ronaldinho, Zidane, Iniesta, Kahn, Maldini What else you want..
@@007as2 Messi n cr7 doesn't belong with others..take them out and check
I remember my father saying while watching this, "Everyone earns money throughout their life but if you can earn that much amount of Respect in your life I would be very proud of you"
Akshat Abhishek that’s honestly a wonderful thing.
Yeah he is right
Nikal laude Pehli fursat mein nikal
Actually he has that much respect because he was able to build a formidable invincible australian cricket team. Then ricky ponting took over.
Sadly u r in India..
Still I remember those days whenever test cricket happened in Australia wakeup early in the morning and mute the volume, when whole family was sleeping..
Miss those days. Around November, December and January. Best thing about winter mornings was to wake up, stay under the blanket and switch the telly on to catch this. Good old days indeed!
Even at present I do that
Same here
This happened with me during Ind vs NZL 2014 January series
Same here dude . Those were the days.
People like Steve Waugh and Rahul Dravid made cricket gentleman game
LIKE WHEN DRAVID RUBBED SANDPAPER AND WAS CAUGHT RED HANDED? ALONG WITH SACHIN
@@makarov-fatheroffairies8788 what about smishit and brownner.
@@makarov-fatheroffairies8788 are you god
Mistakes happens accept it and move forward
By the way your allegations are not accepted by ICC
@@navratanjangid1306 stfu and grow up
Brian lara as well 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
Steve Waugh stood right behind me on a queue at Heathrow Airport. I was speechless. He was with his wife and three kids. It took me a few mins to gather courage and shake hands with him. Such a great moment!
lucky
Great story. Legend
@@deanesamuelporter9369 He indeed is.
@@tanyajones2980 I am Tanya, very lucky.
Lucky You ☺️
Catch taken by tendulkar bowling of Kumble
Legends gave farewell to legend
Wow well said👌👍
He was dropped at 30.. made a hugh difference to final result.. else India would have been series winners..
Who wins it
Nice vision
Tendulkar too couldnt score a century in his last match...
A man who taught me to fight, no matter what lies ahead.
It was a privilege and honor to live in the era of Steve Waugh..
O jaa kaam kar
@@shawnawaz9654 Oh brother, why do you think I am not working?
I remember watching it on TV back when I was small. I loved Australian team more than Indian team. Very few people get such ovation in life!!
Steve was a real fighter!!
2003 my childhood memories. Watching cricket on December cold early morning which is played in australia. Missing those days badly
4th test was plyd in jan
@@nash5226 , even January cold bro
😍
You can still watch these matches with completely different team while you work as a slave for someone and have to get ready early in these cold december mornings.
Sahi m bhai
One of the toughest characters from the game... Respect from india!
When Steve came out to bat for the last time, remember seeing a fan holding a placard: Cometh the hour, cometh the man. What a game, what a series! Woke up at 4am to watch them. One for the ages.
Same bro... I used to woke up at 4 to watch them live.. my father used to scold me that I never woke up that time for studies 😂
Bowler- Anil Kumble
Batsman- Steve Waugh
Fielder- Sachin Tendulkar
List of legends ❤️
Whn did kumble and tendulkar become legends
@@trickshotsandfunwitharaiz4010 when you were in your nappies
@@trickshotsandfunwitharaiz4010 Listen buddy, going by your comments on the previous videos about Kumble and Tendulkar, it's clear that you don't think well of these guys, but you have to admit one thing that
*It doesn't matter what you think*
Captain GANGULY
@Narendra Balapa Kumble is the third highest wicket taker of all time above the likes of McGrath, Pollock, Akram and Steyn and highest Indian wicket taker by a margin and you 'think' he is okayish. Don't know why people like you even bother to comment man.
I remember it well because the boss allowed everyone to stop work and watch it.
AussieOriginal I hope you still work for that boss
What an aussie
AussieOriginal...where i can find such kind of boss bro?..😂
Who won this match
RAJATIGER KASHMIRI it was a sraw
Was this before or after the Rugby World Cup?
Those were the days..fast bowling.. great spins.. Master class batsman..😍😍😔😔
Right
Just badly miss those days of cricket..that intensity the vibe was something else then..
Then T20 came along and destroyed it all
And the bats used to be normal. The bats today are ridiculous! Nothing for bowlers.
bats should be standardised
2003 I was just 9 years old That time now i m 25 how quickly time flies Miss those Golden days of cricket 😔
I know what you mean im in my mid 30s and miss those days as well between 1995 when Australia beat the west indies and sart real goldern age for australia mate
@@SuperShitforbrains I don't remember the matches of 1995 because I m only 1 year old That time 😂🤣 I have followed cricket since 2001 ind vs aus series From then upto 2011 wc Cricket is Awesome but after that I have lost interest in cricket Nd now I don't watch cricket because all my fav childhood players were retired 😭😭
this was 2004 i remember how emotional my family was india was world cricket lovers watching the waugh brothers one last time since 20years 🙏
Yes nd was in 3rd class😭😂
You should be 27 now if you were 9 in 2003.
His last ball Century is still my fav cricket moment was like a movie reaching the climactic end
Those were the Days when India was becoming a strong team under Ganguly . India was able to Draw Test series and retained Border Gavaskar Trophy . Those good days of childhood when there was no t20 ,ipl . Those days when Legends like Sachin ,Sourav,Dravid ,Mcgrath,Lee,Waugh Played
And as much good that social media has brought including sharing such videos, there was far less toxicity among fanbases(being comfortable behind a screen with a voice brings out the worst in some), not to mention the anticipation of most series and matches used to be much bigger..Sure that was a time of legends but I have no doubt had they played today,all rare and small failures of those great players would be constantly scrutinized and mocked by rival fanbases..Like how they do for the best players of today
And then Australia bet India in India in 2004 and took the border gavaskar trophy
😢😢😢😢
Absolutely bro........ cricket is not that good as it was in Ganguly era
Those were the days Australia set the world record for test wins and yes all the teams especially India made Australia work even harder for test glory now it belongs to India enjoy!!!
I was 10 years old ... i watched this game live ..
Same here
Now your age?
i was 120 years when i watched this game live on tv.
Same here too
@@hussainsk7517 same here I was 121 years old that time.
Parthiv :“Let’s see if you can play one of those famous slog-sweeps, and miss one.”
Steve:“Show a bit of respect, You were in nappies when I played my first Test match.”
#thughlifebysteve #RespectfromINDIA
Every time I watch this clip a few drops of tears creep down my cheeks !! My childhood hero..>Steve Waugh !!
Mentally toughest batsman ever and an equally tough leader,get reminded of my childhood once I see Steve Waugh and that ferocious Australian team ,so much love to this man,respect from India.
people used to say "dont make Steve angry on the ground. he will thrash you out". that one line shows how brilliant cricketer he was..
The last inning of Steve, I still remember that epic inning. I have not seen such atmosphere in any other match. It was all about Steve Waugh. His last match, his last inning, the last session. Crowd was going mad watching their favourite hero batted like a true legend which he was during all his cricketing career. They all were showing Steve's famous red handkerchief for all the five days. ❤️ This is the only time in my life I was praying for India to draw the match and not to win the match as my fav player and Idol Stave Waugh was battling for his team to save the deciding match and the series for the last time. Love you Steve to the infinity. ❤️
It’s amazing how close the match ended up despite India hitting 700 in their first innings. If Waugh stayed there longer and won it, wow, could you imagine how much louder the crowd would’ve got
Steve Waugh - An outstanding player and a iconic personality . It was very happy to see Legend caught by another Legend in the bowling of a Legendary bowler. Those were the very auspicious and golden days of Cricket when we see Sachin , Sourav, Dravid, Laxman, Kumble, Lee, Mecgrath, Warne, Steve Waugh playing together. I think I am very fortunate that I got the pleasure to watch and enjoy the real art of Cricket by all Legendary Players. Those days we have no T20,no ipl, no ,BBL and no any other league, but it's very admirable for all of us. Now , there is a lack of temperament and patience in Cricketers.
Really miss those golden days of Cricket and miss quality also.
Always emotional when someone retires
Kç
Hh
Banana Peel yes u are right. an era ends
I have nothing but love and respect for this great man. With love from 🇮🇳
All the attention was on Steve ...but Sachin stole the show with an innings of such calibre and discipline no batsman can ever repeat.
We are so thankful to our 90s that we born in and saw that kind of legends like steve waugh, adam gilchrist, brian lara, matthew hayden, brett lee, graeme smith, shaun pollock, andrew flintoff, and many more...
LEGENDS NEVER RETIRE THEY STAY IN CRICKETING HISTORY AND OUR HEARTS FOREVER
The best Captain ever in the history of cricket. He & Sourav Ganguly ruled the world by their mind games.
who said? ricky ponting was better captain than him see the records and winning streak and dhoni is best captain in whole history of indian cricket.
Agreee dhoni is the best captain ever
Awais Memon I think the perspective matters.
This two big guns lead the way and on their ploughed field Ricky and Dhoni cultivated golden crops.
Without them dhoni or ricky wouldn't be there. Yes Dhoni is the greatest mind the game will ever see, but condition outside the field is another crucial factor. Think about pre Ganguly era or pre Steve era.
You will find it for sure.
I think people should check stats of test match wining percentage.. Dhoni didn't stand in front of Steve Waugh.. He rule in world cricket in test.. By batting and captaincy..
@@pradeepnihalani7629 correct Sir- Steve Waugh has the best winning percentage with nearly 72% Followed by Ponting on 63%...........Dhoni's not on the first page
How good are the comments from so many Indian fans👍🏻 awesome from the Indian cricket fans great sportsmanship
For Australia, Steve Waugh was always there...
It was like cometh the hour, cometh the man...
True legend, one of the greatest the game has ever produced.
Stephen Rodger Waugh , one of the greatest modern day cricket captains, Waugh led Australia to 41 wins out of the 57 Test matches under his captaincy.
Steve Waugh will always be one of my greatest heros. I did get the chance to bowl to him a few times. When I was younger than that, he let me carry his kit to the team bus after the end of a Test match.
It all started to come good for the great man in 1987 WC. I literally grew up watching him. Nothing better than his 1995 WI tour.
What a Man, What a Gem, What a Cricketer, What an Inspiration ❤
why do i feel like cricket use to be more popular in Australia and England in early 2000
then T20 came along and ruined it all for the sake of money
Still popular in Australia, but England finally woke up and realized that even if they bring in United Nations XI they will still suck at cricket, they gave up.
Fudge Nuggets lol what are yu talking about
You are right indeed brother
Cant even see ODIs on free to air TV these days 😭
Absolutely true EMOTIONS ..GOLDEN ERA OF CRICKET...compititive ..thrilling....efforts...and inspirative PERIOD of cricket..!
Remember how upset I was after that match that India could not win despite being so close. This man stood between India and Victory. Ultimate respect.
"You were in your nappies when I played my first test match"
"I got a bit of a laugh from VVS Laxman when I said that" - Steve Waugh
The day Partiv Patel understood only legends get that kind of standing ovation from a housefull crowd!!
It was a delight to watch Steve Waugh playing.. flashback's my childhood memories.. those were the days of worryless fun, enjoyment and happiness..
One of the great 5th day innings....at some point, he was well and truly going for the chase! a great legendary player !
My favourite player and I’m an Englishman...unassuming...humble...a great captain...brilliant.x
as an Englishman Steve Waugh and that incredible team pretty much destroyed all my childhood cricketing dreams. Incredibly tough, competitive winner. They don't make them like that anymore.
the power pack Batting display along with perfect technique and brilliant presence of mind....
That's Steve Waugh for you...
Respect From India 🙏🙏🙏
Great player ! Pure grit.
Even his final dismissal looks befitting of a great
Steve Waugh b Kumble c Tendulkar
Damn this line is legendary. Not just metaphorically but literally!
Shakti Chaturvedi final innings he saved his team in sydney with 75+
mcgrath warne missing in this series so indian could level the series if not they would have lost by 4 0
@@bhargavrao7159 Kapil Dev and Sunil Gawaskar also missing in this series. Else it was 4-0 in favour of India.
@@bhargavrao7159 So lame..Warne had the worst record against India.
Greatest capatin ever..huge respect from pakistan
Those were the best days and era of cricket, badly missing it.
Yup! Remember this watching it live on tv.
It was end of another era.
Ponting did great job by carrying forward Waugh's legacy of great captaincy.
Because I'm Batman! I feel like michael clarke was the beginning of the end for the australian cricket team..
Michael clarke too...The Legacy of ponting
@@MiseryDesigns I don't think so. They won the 2015 wc under him. But after he stepped down it went downhill. I am a huge fan of Steve smith. But he didn't look like the Australian captains before him
@@ashiq3871 Steven Smith is not a good captain. After Michael Clarke, George Bailey must have been the skipper
What a legend! Steve Waugh is one of the very few Aussies whom I bow down to with respect because of his efforts on and off the field.
Ankur Ghosh Hahaha who else is on this very limited list ?
@@Mark-fh1hb Can't remember any other Aussie after 1997 who is at the same level as Steve. McGrath and Gilchrist would be quite close
Ankur Ghosh Man there are many many players that deserve your respect Andrew symonds was my all time favourite go you tube him letting the kids field for him in a t20 match and surely you will find some sort of respect for him
Ankur Ghosh But many on Steve's level no there isn't many that lived still some highly respectable guys tho
Steve Waugh, maker of the invincible Australian side! That team of Australia in the period of 2000-2008 was literally unbeatable
2005 England 2-1 Australia
@@johnsheriff3904 yeah one of the greatest ashes series that was... But apart from some here & there loses, Australia was unbeatable! I even remember at that time Aus XI vs World XI was also being played & World XI got thrashed
@@johnsheriff3904 English were no where in front of the great Aussie side. So shut up
John Sheriff yeahs, 2007 England 0 Australia 5.
I was just 10 but remember seeing this match and this wicket on TV. Amazing memories
Well I'm a Srilankan ...but I guess each and every Australian would have goosebumps when they see this even if they would have already seen it....
Abdullah Fahim Sure did I think I was 9 I most definately watched it but wasn't old enough to fully understand how big it was but made me miss the old Australian cricket so badly
Hii chucker
One of the selfless, Girttiest & greatest player of all time.
Legends never retired they always remembered.
Such an outstanding player , very decent looking...
I am from Pakistan but Sir Steve Waugh , my heart goes out for your tremendous contribution for Australian side.
Moreover , Your simple looks and your calm nature have always admired me.....you are and will be always alive and cherish in my book.
Thanks you Sir ,
Love and respect from Karachi, Pakistan.
He was one batsman who played better when the opposition tried to get under their skin. The English regretted every time they sledged him. Whatta playa
Great player. #respect from India.
Steve wagh great & inteligent captain
Last few steps towards pavilion when legends never come back to play again really sad
Favourite non-Indian cricket player of all time. Huge respect to the great man.
Greatest captain ever. Made the Aussie side invincible.
goarif1
Allan Border was the greatest Aussie captain.
@@harvesteroftone5473.
They were all good border Taylor Waugh Ponting golden era
Greatest captain of all time Waugh and Ganguly
Great👍 legend of the world Steve Waugh
We desperately need a captain like him again
Anthony Kernich yes
You've Tim Paine.
@@jigmee5097 loll
I think Cam Green has the personality and potential.
God bless you Steve....the legend never goes out of style...😎
A legend and great servant of Australian cricket.
*Respect for Steve Waugh*
*Cricket will always remember you Sir.*
*Your Name will be written in Gold in the annals of Cricket History as a thorough Gentleman and a true Warrior*
one of my favourite captain and personality which I like so much respect from entire India #Steve-Waugh sir
Captain Red Ink!
I was 7 years old at that time legend Steve Waugh
I was 20s when steve played his last test
He was a player who just didn’t let go. It was hard as an Indian fan to watch him not knowing whether to hate him or wonder how he was doing it. Even his last innings was such a torment. 👏👏👏 Champion. ❤️
Those magical words of someone in the crowd just as Steve left the ground one last time " Thanks Mate ". My best childhood years were spent in awe watching the Waugh brothers guide and navigate the Aussie teams through victory after victory with sublime batting supremacy. You guys epitomized the " Golden Years of Cricket ". Thanks mates.
a role model for every sports person
Steve Waugh , Sachin are the greatest players of my childhood..🤗
Respect from India
A man can change world. One of great captain.
*You didn't only won matches but also our Hearts Steve*
*God Bless Always*
Big respect to waugh, Gilchrist and Brett Lee. 🙌
The man who changed the dimension of the game. The captain who bulid the most formidable cricket team of all time.
It was Allen border and mark Taylor who build
I saw that entire match on television. I have seen some of the legendary player's farewell but I think this was the all-time greatest farewell in the history of the game. Though I'm an Indian I can remember I was preying for Steve to play well in that match & what a fighting knock it was. He displayed in that one inning what he had done all his life, saving Australia at the crunch time. With each and every shot I was jumping and I was actually getting late for work in the morning but I seat back and watched the entire game and the presentation. There were tears in my eyes during the entire inning and in the end, I was a proud Steve Waugh fan. ❤️❤️❤️ I wish to meet this legend once in my life.
AUSIES are amazing, I love its current and former team! LOVE FROM 🇵🇰 PAKISTAN
He made Australia cricket team invincible
thank you legend for memories so much love from India thank you champion
I have watched this match live. I was so emotional on His retirement he was my inspiration not to lose till last ball. He is pioneer of modern cricket
Australian skipper and all rounder Steve Waugh was my childhood crush.steve Waugh from Oceania .I enjoyed his walking, talking, stares. When he came for the toss round wearing that cap, that silk coat, reserved, eyes either looking forward or looking downward, my heart beat faster. I remember him holding the trophy with his hands, smiling, when the nation won the world cup, I think that was 99'. I still do love him as Shakespeare wrote in his sonnet about love - ' ........it was an ever - fixed mark', ' .......... love's is not time's fool......' . All the best captain for your present and future
One of the Oly gentleman in Australian cricket
The great Steve Waugh, my favourite
End of an Beautiful era..
By far my most favourite of players.
Such a humble gentleman who would lead his men and country to battle. Thank you for the memories!!
That era... i cant forgot the supremacy of aussies...steve waugh the real trademarker of dominant aussies...
I watched this match live... wonderful childhood memories
What an amazing life he lived 👏 An incredible batsmen and the best of captains. Such longevity at the highest level averaging over 50 in test cricket. Such powerful mental toughness and determination. I have been blessed to grow up watching him. Thanks Steven
Most Admired Player and/or Captain For His Consistency and Commitment to His Tenure. Skilled Sportsman Yet Much More In Terms of Fellow or Skipper. "S. Waugh" Defines "Reward for Effort". Awesome!
RIP that crowd...
He had a unique batting style.
this is my emotional video of all times whenever I watched this video of retirement of Steve waugh, I started to weep. because he was my favourite. hats off for him.
I really miss those days me n my father wake early in the morning to watch those early matches in cold... missed it
Steve as a batsman was late middle order bat and bowler as 2nd change. Batting skills also not unique or classy . Bowling too , not much pace, relied on swing. Fielding too average.
BUT...70k+ people standing up and applauding , including opponents. 50 test match 50s. Played for almost 20yrs. Man was a gutsy player, if he made up his mind, he will see it through, no matter the odds. Determined to the core . Very strong character. As a captain , results were evident, 16 continuous test victories, WC too. His team in early 2000 was the strongest ever, top quality batsmen, top quality bowlers, top fielding and he maintained that team for years. Deserves all the applause . Unlike Ricky ponting and Steve Smith, steve Waugh didn't resort to cheating , playing the game in the right spirit. Apart from all this, he did good charity work in kolkatta and Mumbai slums.
1 for the ages, Steve
He is the perfect example of what hard work can do for you. Lot of young players today can learn a lot from him.
Got goosebumps by seeing crowd cheering for him what a legend he is . I fell lucky to witness his batting when he is in prime