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How unlucky can you get? From the 'Against All Odds' Sky Sports highlights programme. Requested by myjkyz87. Match scorecard: www.espncricinfo.com Nasser Hussain's...
The famous 'Win in the Dark'. Requested by myjkyz87. The azaan had already sounded, and the sun had sunk far beneath the Karachi horizon, when Graham Thorpe played the chinese cut off Saqlain Mushtaq, triggering mass jubilation from England's cricketers, not to mention the small knot of fans - all 12 of them - who had clung on in the fast-fading light. It had been an astonishing sprint to the finish, in a series that England - under the emotional, attritional leadership of Nasser Hussain - had paced to perfection. With the side in a transitional phase after the serial failures of the 1990s, Hussain's mantra was ..." onmouseout="mouseOutImage(this, '4', 'FFFFFF')" onmouseover="mousOverImage(this,'8b9ZCpxXr3Y',1, '4','DD424E')" /> England v...
From the 'Against All Odds' Sky Sports highlights programme. Requested by myjkyz87. Match scorecard: www.espncricinfo.com Graham Thorpe 79...
Garry Sobers made a significant mark on cricket history, not least as the man who first achieved the perfect six - six sixes in an over. The 1968 season was nearing its conclusion when Nottinghamshire, captained by Sobers, travelled to St Helen's in Swansea to meet Glamorgan. The home side were a distant second to Yorkshire in the Championship, with Nottinghamshire back in fifth. But a victory for the visitors would lift them into fourth and win Sobers a bet and a case of champagne. Nottinghamshire won the toss and batted, making reasonable progress on the Saturday. At 308 for 5, Sobers decided that quick runs were needed for a declaration that would allow his bowlers a crack at the Glamorgan top order before the close. Runs came quickly, and then Sobers really opened up. The victim was Malcolm Nash, a 23-year-old left-arm seamer who was experimenting with spin bowling. Garfield Sobers'...
This was the most important Ashes innings by an England batsman since Ian Botham demoralised Australia on the opening day of the 1986-87 series in Brisbane. And it almost never happened. When Pietersen came out to bat on the last day of the series in 2005 with England needing a draw to secure their first Ashes win in 18 years, Glenn McGrath had just removed Michael Vaughan and Ian Bell in consecutive balls. His hat-trick delivery struck Pietersen on the shoulder and rebounded to gully - only for umpire Billy Bowden to correctly rule not out. More tension was to follow. In the next over, Matthew Hayden dropped a tough chance at slip as Pietersen, still yet to score, pushed forward nervously at Shane Warne. And when Warne himself dropped a straightforward catch at slip when Pietersen, on 15, edged a drive off Brett Lee, it seemed clear which side the Gods had decided to smile on. But there was plenty of work to be done. www.cricinfo.com Lawrence Booth, Cricinfo Footage courtesy Channel 4, Sunset and Vine. Kevin Pietersen...
Andy Caddick takes 4 wickets in an over and 5-14 in the 4th Test against West Indies at Headingley, 2000. Andy Caddick 5-14...

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International Cricket Captain 2001 PC vs Playstation with Harry Cack

It's baseball, but over five days and with cucumber sandwiches! Follow up to a brief(ish) look at the Playstation [PSX] version of this game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_upaz8RPU6w Well, it's not that funny really. Just your bog-standard intro to the game to compare it with its console...

International Cricket Captain 2001 [PSX] Guerrilla Review

I absolutely love the International Cricket Captain Series and intend to do some proper reviews about it one day, but in the meantime here's a jolly jape recorded one evening last week. The actual full length video is over 35 minutes, but I'm sure you'd find that rather boring so here's a...

Darren Gough Hat Trick, Ashes 1999

DARREN Gough would rather England had won the Ashes than earn Test history with his brilliant hat-trick here. Typically, England's ebullient fast bowler put his team before his thrilling achievement with the first Ashes hat-trick by an Englishman in 100 years. Gough said afterwards: "I'd...

Ashes, The Oval, 4th Day, Victory Lap

Sit back and enjoy the boys raising the Urn to the crowd from the end of Jerusalem to the start of Land of Hope and Glory. Watch out for the rather discrete George Cross they get to walk over.