Greg Blewett scored centuries in his first two Tests. I remember he bowled Sherwin Campbell in a Test match for 77 when Oz really needed a wicket. Handy cricketer.
With all the talent in the world blewett failed because of a high backlift and because of this he was susceptible to yorkers and inswinging deliveries.
Bradman would have done great in any era and would probably have scored 500 at home to Bangladesh for extra icing on his cake, although he never padded his stats like Tendulkar or Kohli with cheap runs against weak opposition, when England toured Australia in 1994/5, Bradman was asked how many he would make against them as they were a poor side. He replied 50 or 60, the interviewer responded with, "But you Averaged nearly 100 in test cricket, and Bradman replied" I know I did, but I'm 86 years old now"
This is hypothetical,the cricket of seventies and eighties were very challenging,In this challenges times viv was the best,take for instance if Don Bradman had scored 11 centuries and 23 hundreds would he would have been called greatest, absolutely no, nobody would have talked about it, because of great statistics he is still remembered but that is not the case with viv,viv is the real boss,no disrespect to bradman but this is the truth.
Mastery of the fundamentals of the game. ALL technique serving ONLY to strike the ball to score runs. Steve Smith, Lara, Sobers and Tendulkar also do this.
huh?! Thats a Bradman shot? We played this all the time in the tennis ball/rubber ball cricket back in the day. Any coach or senior player who saw it would scold us for the cross-batted swat that it was!
Blewy was hardly an underrated Aussie player given he played in almost 50 Tests with a reasonable average.He was also a decent stock medium pacer and an outstanding fielder who eventually became his nation's fielding coach. He also had an outstanding Sheffield Shield / first class career where he made around 50 centuries with a few doubles. He is also a gifted golfer and with as much applicaation to that sport as he did with cricket, cold have been a professional.
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Tendulkar played this against Damien Fleming 1996
Greg Blewett scored centuries in his first two Tests. I remember he bowled Sherwin Campbell in a Test match for 77 when Oz really needed a wicket. Handy cricketer.
With all the talent in the world blewett failed because of a high backlift and because of this he was susceptible to yorkers and inswinging deliveries.
Fake, he is not bradman
Don
And Virat Had hit Lofted Straight Drive against 145kmph Bowl 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Every street cricketer in India plays this shot!
In gully cricket, that's like one of the three shots you can play….
Kohli also plays this shot .
I don't remember how many times master blaster Tendulkar ,mark waghu and afridi played this shot
The channel never disappoint,best thing on YouTube !!
Don was Einstein of batting.
That's also the classic "7 year old picks up a bat for the first time" shot!
I play thay shot all the time, but do I get compared to Don Bradman? No…. i am laughed at for misdirecting a pull.
Ah yes the time Australia had the 2 best teams in world cricket
Bradman would have done great in any era and would probably have scored 500 at home to Bangladesh for extra icing on his cake, although he never padded his stats like Tendulkar or Kohli with cheap runs against weak opposition, when England toured Australia in 1994/5, Bradman was asked how many he would make against them as they were a poor side. He replied 50 or 60, the interviewer responded with, "But you Averaged nearly 100 in test cricket, and Bradman replied" I know I did, but I'm 86 years old now"
We never saw Bradman live.
We only saw Sachin play.❤
Respect from Pakistan.
This is hypothetical,the cricket of seventies and eighties were very challenging,In this challenges times viv was the best,take for instance if Don Bradman had scored 11 centuries and 23 hundreds would he would have been called greatest, absolutely no, nobody would have talked about it, because of great statistics he is still remembered but that is not the case with viv,viv is the real boss,no disrespect to bradman but this is the truth.
Lol Mark Waugh bowling pies again
Mastery of the fundamentals of the game. ALL technique serving ONLY to strike the ball to score runs. Steve Smith, Lara, Sobers and Tendulkar also do this.
huh?! Thats a Bradman shot? We played this all the time in the tennis ball/rubber ball cricket back in the day. Any coach or senior player who saw it would scold us for the cross-batted swat that it was!
I remember when Australia A and Australia were playing and lots of people started going for Australia A
Greg Blewett could have gone down as one of the games greats but he loved cocaine more than cricket 😢
Past players were savage and they didn't even knew it.
Oscar
Tell Don to face sizzling music from Carribean lads from 80's and 90's in their prime😂😂
Always my favourite, Greg Blewett
Kohli played that for 6
David Gower loved playing that stroke.
I hit this shot 5 days😊
Indians believe Sachin is greater compared to Don Bradman. I believe Sachin is absolutely nothing in front of Don Bradman. ❤from Pakistan
Bradman shot….😅
Tendulkar played the same kind of against Stuart Clark in cb series 2008
If he was an Asian batsman then this shot would be called a cross batted slap since it's played by Aussie .
Blewy was hardly an underrated Aussie player given he played in almost 50 Tests with a reasonable average.He was also a decent stock medium pacer and an outstanding fielder who eventually became his nation's fielding coach.
He also had an outstanding Sheffield Shield / first class career where he made around 50 centuries with a few doubles.
He is also a gifted golfer and with as much applicaation to that sport as he did with cricket, cold have been a professional.
Was this the last time Mark Waugh bowled seam up?
The man the myth the legend, I don't know anything about him, just watch regularly but Ik at least something
Don Bradman faced medicore bowlers.
If he played in the modern cricket era, he would be nothing more than average.