Please answer, why was the century so important if he could make it the
next day?
Wow. This is why they invented the internet. Thank you.
Whats the music track at the beginning and end of the video?..Anyone
please!
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.
Gilly going back to wipe his brow after rejection
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.
tingles that only cricket creates.
what’s the music called?
Steve Waugh was a brilliant Captain! loved him! so much passion !
Not only a brilliant knock, but such was the sportsmanship back then that
regardless of the attitudes on field, everyone sucked it up and gave credit
where credit was due – not out of obligation, but of appreciation.
Nowadays, you’ll hear a lot of public whining, and although you still heard
a bit back then too, the respect for the opponent and the game was
intoxicating. It made you fall in love with the sport all over again. Such
a great piece of cricketing history.
How many balls did he face to get to 102?
Please answer, why was the century so important if he could make it the
next day?
Wow. This is why they invented the internet. Thank you.
Whats the music track at the beginning and end of the video?..Anyone
please!
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.
Gilly going back to wipe his brow after rejection
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.
tingles that only cricket creates.
what’s the music called?
Steve Waugh was a brilliant Captain! loved him! so much passion !
Not only a brilliant knock, but such was the sportsmanship back then that
regardless of the attitudes on field, everyone sucked it up and gave credit
where credit was due – not out of obligation, but of appreciation.
Nowadays, you’ll hear a lot of public whining, and although you still heard
a bit back then too, the respect for the opponent and the game was
intoxicating. It made you fall in love with the sport all over again. Such
a great piece of cricketing history.