I remember him coming into my grandparents general store down south in Western Australia.I was 10 years old and he's standing there looking saying hello to me and asking how I'm going.He looked about ten feet tall and invincible.Im 49 now and it's something I'll never forget.

@cameronbirch1470

3 жыл бұрын

Who

@Prithvichouhan406

2 жыл бұрын

@@cameronbirch1470 lilly

@dbzknightxofficial4408

2 жыл бұрын

Your childhood must have been epic bro

@harishchandrapanchal5815

Жыл бұрын

Super bowl dennis lillee all time hats off .......

@zibtihaj3213

Жыл бұрын

Yeah - I remember the same feeing when I saw Imran , he really looked 10 feet tall and out of this world to a little kid

_"Caught Marsh. Bowled Lillee."_ Nightmare fuel, that phrase.

Hard to believe he was into his last Test here. He appeared to be in his peak.

@jahno7154

4 жыл бұрын

He was a lot quicker when he was in his peak.

@tanulsingh8563

4 жыл бұрын

@@jahno7154 swinging ball on both sides with speed that's I don't have words

@IcanbePsycho

4 жыл бұрын

I think he retired because he was having a lot of problems & pain in his back, he missed a lot of game because of the pain.

@6pathuser344

3 жыл бұрын

Then you haven't seen him in his peak.

@graemealexander8804

3 жыл бұрын

@@IcanbePsycho DK said he retired as the desire wasn't there. He said fitness wise, he could have played on for several years. But when you achieved every milestone possible & still holds a few, nothing left to keep the drive going.

He had beautifull runup and action . Cricket is missing these sort of characters.

People in those days looked 45 even when they were just 34.

@SegaciousMonk

5 жыл бұрын

They were actually 40 plus 🙂

@jeffreynorbury564

5 жыл бұрын

Best fast bowler ever

@kamrankhan-lj1ng

4 жыл бұрын

only dk looked nearing 50 when he was 34. others looked their age.

@ArshadKhan-qr6zt

4 жыл бұрын

ABSOLUTELY RIGHT

@kunalsingh3121

2 жыл бұрын

@@SegaciousMonk You can't fudge your age in countries like Australia, New Zeland and England.

One of the greatest sights in cricket history was watching D.K Lillee steaming in off the long run

Greatest fast bowler in cricket history. Legend Sir Dennis Lillee. In those days test matches played v less compared to current times. Otherwise he would have played 100 tests and would have taken nearly 600 + wickets.

The sound of the slap of the ball into Borders hands gives you an idea of how fast it was going! Superb bowler!

As an Englishman.....he was the best fast bowler , I think there has ever been. So clever

Happy 70th birthday Dennis Lillee!!!

In the last ashes test series he bowled in, he was still player of the series.

Toughest cricketer ever. Dennis lillee the legend.

always loved his bowling action

Denise lillees one of the great legendary bolower i am salute

A true legend- truly amazing graceful fast bowler - respect from a huge fan from Pakistan

What a Great faster bowler he was! He took 355 wickets in 70 test matches only. If he would have played those tests which he missed due to injuries, he would have taken 70 - 80 wickets more and that record would have been unbroken for several years.

This intro is the best from the vault video

My cricket hero growing up in the 70s....and I say that as a Pom!

How can someone improve so much in terms of the run up and action ? From 1972 to this ? Quiet unreal

Grew up watching these legends, end of an era.

One of the all-time great bowler never gave up

Happy Birthday 🎂🎉 tomorrow sir Dennis Rodman lille

Greatest fastie of all time.

love Marsh’s faux appeal at 2:30! “how’s that ya muppet!” gold 👌🏻

Only bowler in cricket history to give night mare to king viv Richards

@CentralScrotiniser

2 жыл бұрын

Thommo gave Viv pause once or twice, but it was no accident that Grantley Kieza, in his book “Fast And Furious” about the quickest of the quicks, titled the chapter on Lillee “King Of Kings”…

Love to see deniss lille what a bowler

What s great bowler hats off

Superb bowling skill inspiration to amatuer fast bowler

Lillee was still good enough to get Pakistan international batsmen out at the age of 50 - he and his son Adam each got 3 wickets in his last game at Lilac Hill.

@andrew7440

Жыл бұрын

Not sure how old he was but I saw him get Mike Gatting out at the WACA in 2006 in a Aus V Eng legends match. The place erupted with chanting of "Lillee, Lillee".

Great bowler nice personality

His bouncers were so fast that if suppose batsman wanted it tobe beautiful hook, he used to be a catch out by wicket keeper or slip.

Bill Lawry summed it up, " The great Dennis Lillee". Deadly accuracy and aggression.

Fielding of slip fielders 😍😍

I am a Pom. Lillee : one of the very best. Done.

Excellent bowler in cricket..

I'm a whinging Pom and have to admit Lillee was the best ever fast bowler.Superb run up and competitor.

And its weird to think we played so well here and after all those retirements after this for the next 4 years we didn't win a test series

This is the pace bowler who took 5 wickets per match on average. I havent seen any other pacer like him. Bowlers like Ambrose averaged only 4 wickets per match. Waqar was 4.5 wickets per match. To give a perspective Waqar played 87 tests and took 373 wickets and Lillee played only 70 tests took almost as many as Waqar did- to be precise 355 wickets. 373-355=18 wickets. Waqar played 17 more tests than Lillee to take 18 wickets more than him. Richard Hadlee, Dale Steyn took 350 wickets in 69 matches and Denis Lillee took them in 70 matches. That shows that Dennis Lillee is from separate league.

@graemealexander8804

3 жыл бұрын

All time. He took a further 79 wkts in SuperTests in 15 WSC Test matches, against the mighty West Indies & World XI's. A further 24 wkts in 4 Tests vs World XI in 1972. 103 wkts in all not accounted for. Had they, his official record would be: 89 Tests, 458 wkts, 29x 5 wkt & 9x 10 wkt hauls. Over 5 wkts a Test. Against the best sides World cricket has ever seen. He took 12/89 & 12/92 in 2 matches against the World XI. His Strike Rate against the mighty West Indies was 45 & in 1972, his Strike Rate against the World XI was 39.1! Who does that?! A point to remember is that Australia played the mighty West Indies every 2nd summer in Australia, hence Lillee's wkts are worth more, as nearly 1/3rd of his career, he played them & World XI's, Test standard & higher. Lillee also took 54 WSC ODI wkts @ 14 a piece, he retired as the 1st man to take 100 ODI wkts, 157 @ 18.47. Amongst the greatest in ODI as well. Lillee held both the Test & ODI records, plus still holds the record for the most wickets in a Calendar Year by a fast bowler, which is 85 in just 15 Tests. Incredible. Still the greatest in Dennis Keith Lillee. Still the best.

@abhinavkumar547

3 жыл бұрын

@@graemealexander8804 first of all Lillee was not a complete fast bowler as he has been portrayed. He lacked a good Yorker and had Weaknesses against left handers. Even Rod Marsh admitted this fact about lillee. Secondly Akram and Marshall are two of the most complete fast bowlers of all time. In terms of skill Akram is the greatest followed by Marshall. Lillee's place comes after them in terms of skill and making ball talk. In terms of success and performance, and with success I mean all round success in all conditions of all the cricket playing countries, Marshall is the greatest followed by Hadlee, Steyn, Mcgrath, Donald, Imran, Wasim etc. Lillee was superb in England, Australia and New Zealand. Played 65 test matches out of his total 70 matches in these three countries. Played 1 match in West Indies where he broke down due to injury so, not his fault. Played 4 matches in Asian subcontinents, 3 in Pakistan in 1980 and 1 in Sri Lanka in 1983 and failed to perform in all these matches. But yes this is a small sample size data so, I m not counting it against him and he might had done better if he would have played there more. But the fact that he failed and is proven in only 3 countries should count against him when comparing him with all the other great fast bowlers who have succeeded in their home as well as away and in subcontinental flat pancakes as well. Why discount the efforts by these bowlers who r proven in all the conditions against those who are not proven. Try to think rationally by putting your bias aside.

@aarifboy

Жыл бұрын

McGrath, Imran, Ambrose, Walsh and Hadlee all were better than Lillee. Waqar failed in Australia just like Lillee failed in Pakistan. Akram and Marshall were very difficult to face though

An all too common occurrence: c.Marsh b.Lillee

Pure legend

The greatest fast bowler of his generation.

@sumanthebbar8702

3 жыл бұрын

Of all time

@abhinavkumar547

3 жыл бұрын

Disagree, Marshall and Hadlee were better than Lillee.

@kunalsingh3121

2 жыл бұрын

@@abhinavkumar547 Hadlee not really and foolishness is evident from comment itself Malcolm was about 10 yrs younger to Dennis and hardly from same era..Stats are not end all and be all... Literally every great batter of that era rate Dennis as finest...Those who have serious reason to hate him like Gavaskar and Miandad are united in rating him best ever paceman..

@abhinavkumar547

2 жыл бұрын

@@kunalsingh3121 Gavaskar has rated Andy roberts as the best paceman he ever faced. Stop doing Lillee bhakti at any chance u get my dear Austin bhakt. 😂😂

Great cricketer

Greatest fast bowler of all time and greatest bowler ever produced by australia

@jahno7154

4 жыл бұрын

Shane Warne would come close to Dennis Lillie, but definitely the best pace bowler in Australia.

@aratrikghosh2717

4 жыл бұрын

@@jahno7154 yeah shane comes close but lillee's record is better than shane he averages more than 5 wickets per match which fantastic

@jahno7154

4 жыл бұрын

@@aratrikghosh2717 He was the greatest 5 wickets per test hey wow. Nice to know a cricket fan from the Sub Continent giving praise to D.K Lillie instead of calling him a trouble maker and a racist, their talking rubbish he has coached many young Indian and Sri Lankan bowlers and make them bowl fast.

@aratrikghosh2717

4 жыл бұрын

@@jahno7154 see he was a trouble maker but he was the greatest bowler no one can ignore that i am real cricket fan i am just 20 years old still i am huge fan of lillee i have grown up hearing stories about him from my father and also seen some clips he made a batsman like viv richards his bunny his skill was unmatchable to be honest for me he was the greatest fast bowler ever

@jahno7154

4 жыл бұрын

@@aratrikghosh2717Well Virat Kolhi is a bigger trouble maker he's always arguing with the umpire and he always gets away with it.

Waoo awesm i saw like a new star Naseem Shah same action

The golden age of cricket 70s and 80s....

lilee the great

What a legend

The best.

The complete fast bowler

Thanks Dennis and goodbye. Indeed............but he hasn't left us yet. Onya.

Straight off the ground!

You saw that run up Running like cheetah

the great dennis lillee

The best fast bowler of all time

@electronicalliancetv5764

5 жыл бұрын

Jeff Thompson was the qickest

@RRSmurf

5 жыл бұрын

While I don't agree, he didn't say 'fastest bowler of all time'...

@electronicalliancetv5764

5 жыл бұрын

@@RRSmurf the fuckin fastest,quickest,most feared bowler and the best -there you moron

@sikandarbaig5449

5 жыл бұрын

Well akram n marshal will hv a say at that

@abhinavkumar547

3 жыл бұрын

first of all Lillee was not a complete fast bowler as he has been portrayed. He lacked a good Yorker and had Weaknesses against left handers. Even Rod Marsh admitted this fact about lillee. Secondly Akram and Marshall are two of the most complete fast bowlers of all time. In terms of skill Akram is the greatest followed by Marshall. Lillee's place comes after them in terms of skill and making ball talk. In terms of success and performance, and with success I mean all round success in all conditions of all the cricket playing countries, Marshall is the greatest followed by Hadlee, Steyn, Mcgrath, Donald, Imran, Wasim etc. Lillee was superb in England, Australia and New Zealand. Played 65 test matches out of his total 70 matches in these three countries. Played 1 match in West Indies where he broke down due to injury so, not his fault. Played 4 matches in Asian subcontinents, 3 in Pakistan in 1980 and 1 in Sri Lanka in 1983 and failed to perform in all these matches. But yes this is a small sample size data so, I m not counting it against him and he might had done better if he would have played there more. But the fact that he failed and is proven in only 3 countries should count against him when comparing him with all the other great fast bowlers who have succeeded in their home as well as away and in subcontinental flat pancakes as well. Why discount the efforts by these bowlers who r proven in all the conditions against those who are not proven. Try to think rationally by putting your bias aside.

He retired with some fuel left in the tank. He got better with age.

@mokshkothari9559

3 жыл бұрын

A gallon

Name is Lille but big in bowling half of the fielders in the slips alegend bowler

Lillee no doubt a seminal bowler of pace, but how's the adroitness of the Australian slips and keeping!

What a moment for Lillee!! he had smooth run up. Pakistanis were clueless as usual against quality fast bowling .

Too good for Pakistani batsmen

Lille was one of the best fast bowlers. But some people over rating him. He played less in asia. And was very unsuccessful there

@hidayat77705

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@hobotopper

5 жыл бұрын

Pitches in Asia were not made to suit fast bowling back then, they were prepared mainly for spin.

@sourabhdebnath685

4 жыл бұрын

Justin B because he is the best ever batsman in all condition and better than all your aussies batters

@sirlordhenrymortimer6620

4 жыл бұрын

@@sourabhdebnath685 ever heard of don Bradman?......Sachin is not even 10th of his ability

@sourabhdebnath685

4 жыл бұрын

SIR Lord Henry mortimer you are telling vice versa don Bradman is not 10% of sachin natural ability and God gifted talent

What performance to retire

Whenever he raises his hand he reminds me of Freddie Mercury

and a very much unknown thing about dkl was that he was allergic to grass, fact

Was it last match of him? Or his peak

@BatMan-oe2gh

3 жыл бұрын

Last match, he retired after that.

I think Hadlee is the greatest but he stood on the shoulders of this giant.

@dlamiss

2 жыл бұрын

Decent point about Hadlee he often had the equivalent of a county side 4th change bowler at the other end

Surprising that Lillee's worse test venue in Australia was Perth...

@consciousbeing1188

3 жыл бұрын

Actually it was Sydney... the only Aussie ground he never got a Michelle on.

@kunalsingh3121

2 жыл бұрын

@Lats Niebling I think you are talking about Roy Freedricks.

@kunalsingh3121

2 жыл бұрын

@@consciousbeing1188 His best efforts came on flat surfaces indeed he avg mos at Perth about 28 a piece

@consciousbeing1188

2 жыл бұрын

@@kunalsingh3121 - It was the 80s... Flat tracks were par for the course. Can't blame the guy for not bowling on the same quality of turf that are curated these days.

@flash-uj6ly

Жыл бұрын

Ajanta Winslow Mendis is a better bowler than Deniss Lilee. Ajanta Mendis is simply the best because he is unplayable for the batsmen around the world because he is a mystery man. Batsman around the world can't tackle him. Dial M for Mendis.

It was the perfect way to end his career, he had really struggled with form and injuries the last couple of years, the selectors would have had to make a difficult decision and drop him but he managed to produce his best with 19 wickets in last 3 Tests although he was down to medium pace by then.

No doubt Lillie is a legend of pace bowling, however there is a caveat about his bowling career statistics, Lille seldom played outside the comfort zone of Australia, New Zealand and England. He took 350 wickets (in his career tally of 355) in those 3 countries where the conditions benefit pace bowlers. So basically we don't know how good he was in challenging condtions like the Sub continent where the conditions favor less to pacers. Mind it a great bowlers must've performed in all situations, which is why bowlers like Mc Grath, Anderson, Wasim, Waqar, Steyn, Pollock are undisputed legends when it comes to pace bowling.

@dlamiss

2 жыл бұрын

Viv Richards and Ian Botham both said he was the best fast bowler they faced so that will do for me

@kunalsingh3121

2 жыл бұрын

There were only 2 Asian tours in his time..

Lillee looks like Freddie Mercury

Man, he is looking like Freddie Mercury!

I don’t believe that anyone could provide a convincing argument to support the belief that anyone was better than DK. Different skill sets, conditions etc I understand. But on the entirety of any career, nobody better. I certainly think there have been numerous fast bowlers who would’ve taken more wickets if they had played as much cricket as Dennis did in Australian and English conditions but they wouldn’t have outdone him.

Does dennis lillee look like Freddie Mercury

@zabaleta66

5 жыл бұрын

Dennis was first!

Did lillee copy Freddie Mercury? In his hairdo and moustache? Just saying from the thumbnail such an eerie similarity

still better than indian medium pacer

@beastswastik1290

4 жыл бұрын

stuart oliver Indian bowler does not use sandpaper

@sourabhdebnath685

4 жыл бұрын

stuart oliver all england bowlers are slow medium pace bowlers

why he retired...

the batsmen were throwing their wickets those days

Haaaaaa

Jack the snake Robert 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁 playing cricket

PT

Pakistan is lucky he was not 25 then

Although many say that stats are not everything and rightly so, but the fact also remains that stats don't lie either. One of the real measure of a cricketer's ( batsman or bowler) greatness is how well he plays in unfavorable conditions and on foreign soil. And sorry to say DL fails miserably on both these accounts. He played well only in Australia and England, on bouncy pitches and favourable swinging conditions respectively. It's like a great batsman playing well only on flat wickets. Well I mean no disrespect towards DL nor do I doubt his overall greatness but one can't deny the fact that he was a great menacing and mean fast bowler, albeit only in favourable conditions.

@graemealexander8804

3 жыл бұрын

Really? So he played the World XI at the WACA. It included Sunil Gavaskar, Gary Sobers, Clive Lloyd, Farahkh Engineer, Zaheer Abbas, Rohan Kanai, Tony Greig & Lillee scorched them out, taking 8/29 & 12/92 for the match. What nonsense you wrote. Tony Cosier rates Lillee as the best fast bowler ever to play on Carribean shores. Viv Richards rates him as the best, as does Ian Botham, David Gower, Clive Lloyd, Tony Greig, Richie Benaud, Garry Sobers, Richard Hadlee, Andy Roberts, Joel Garner etc. Dennis dismissed Viv Richards 9 times in Tests, 16 times in all Tests & WSC SuperTests. Astonishing record against the best batsman of the modern era and the best since Bradman. Facts for you: All time. He took a further 67 wkts in SuperTests in 14 WSC matches, against the mighty West Indies & World XI's. A further 24 wkts in 4 Tests vs World XI in 1972. 91 wkts in all not accounted for. Had they, his official record would be: 88 Tests, 446 wkts. Over 5 wkts a Test. Against the best sides World cricket has ever seen. He took 12/92 in a match against the World XI. Who does that?! Lillee also took 54 WSC ODI wkts @ 14 a piece, he retired as the 1st man to take 100 ODI wkts, 157 @ 18.47. Amongst the greatest in ODI as well. The greatest in Dennis Keith Lillee. Still the best.

@abhinavkumar547

3 жыл бұрын

@@graemealexander8804 first of all Lillee was not a complete fast bowler as he has been portrayed. He lacked a good Yorker and had Weaknesses against left handers. Even Rod Marsh admitted this fact about lillee. Secondly Akram and Marshall are two of the most complete fast bowlers of all time. In terms of skill Akram is the greatest followed by Marshall. Lillee's place comes after them in terms of skill and making ball talk. In terms of success and performance, and with success I mean all round success in all conditions of all the cricket playing countries, Marshall is the greatest followed by Hadlee, Steyn, Mcgrath, Donald, Imran, Wasim etc. Lillee was superb in England, Australia and New Zealand. Played 65 test matches out of his total 70 matches in these three countries. Played 1 match in West Indies where he broke down due to injury so, not his fault. Played 4 matches in Asian subcontinents, 3 in Pakistan in 1980 and 1 in Sri Lanka in 1983 and failed to perform in all these matches. But yes this is a small sample size data so, I m not counting it against him and he might had done better if he would have played there more. But the fact that he failed and is proven in only 3 countries should count against him when comparing him with all the other great fast bowlers who have succeeded in their home as well as away and in subcontinental flat pancakes as well. Why discount the efforts by these bowlers who r proven in all the conditions against those who are not proven. Try to think rationally by putting your bias aside.

Afraid of nt taking wickets

Look at the technique of batsmen those days 😂😂 these days technique has been improved much

@graemealexander8804

3 жыл бұрын

Debatable. Cricket has changed, easier game now.

Get real you fella's Hadlee was the greatest.

@dlamiss

4 жыл бұрын

Its all about opinions and interestingly both I.V.A Richards and I.T. Botham both say Lillee was the best bowler they faced

@graemealexander8804

3 жыл бұрын

@@dlamiss As does Garry Sobers, Clive Lloyd, David Gower & Andy Roberts, Richard Hadlee, Joel Garner etc. Outstanding paceman, the master of all fast bowlers. Just researched online. In New Zealand, a World Series SuperTest match between Australia & World XI was held. Hadlee took 7/59 against Australia for the match. Lillee took 12/89 against the World XI side. Dennis was just outstanding, the yardstick.

@abhinavkumar547

3 жыл бұрын

@@dlamiss first of all Lillee was not a complete fast bowler as he has been portrayed. He lacked a good Yorker and had Weaknesses against left handers. Even Rod Marsh admitted this fact about lillee. Secondly Akram and Marshall are two of the most complete fast bowlers of all time. In terms of skill Akram is the greatest followed by Marshall. Lillee's place comes after them in terms of skill and making ball talk. In terms of success and performance, and with success I mean all round success in all conditions of all the cricket playing countries, Marshall is the greatest followed by Hadlee, Steyn, Mcgrath, Donald, Imran, Wasim etc. Lillee was superb in England, Australia and New Zealand. Played 65 test matches out of his total 70 matches in these three countries. Played 1 match in West Indies where he broke down due to injury so, not his fault. Played 4 matches in Asian subcontinents, 3 in Pakistan in 1980 and 1 in Sri Lanka in 1983 and failed to perform in all these matches. But yes this is a small sample size data so, I m not counting it against him and he might had done better if he would have played there more. But the fact that he failed and is proven in only 3 countries should count against him when comparing him with all the other great fast bowlers who have succeeded in their home as well as away and in subcontinental flat pancakes as well. Why discount the efforts by these bowlers who r proven in all the conditions against those who are not proven. Try to think rationally by putting your bias aside.

@abhinavkumar547

3 жыл бұрын

@@graemealexander8804 first of all Lillee was not a complete fast bowler as he has been portrayed. He lacked a good Yorker and had Weaknesses against left handers. Even Rod Marsh admitted this fact about lillee. Secondly Akram and Marshall are two of the most complete fast bowlers of all time. In terms of skill Akram is the greatest followed by Marshall. Lillee's place comes after them in terms of skill and making ball talk. In terms of success and performance, and with success I mean all round success in all conditions of all the cricket playing countries, Marshall is the greatest followed by Hadlee, Steyn, Mcgrath, Donald, Imran, Wasim etc. Lillee was superb in England, Australia and New Zealand. Played 65 test matches out of his total 70 matches in these three countries. Played 1 match in West Indies where he broke down due to injury so, not his fault. Played 4 matches in Asian subcontinents, 3 in Pakistan in 1980 and 1 in Sri Lanka in 1983 and failed to perform in all these matches. But yes this is a small sample size data so, I m not counting it against him and he might had done better if he would have played there more. But the fact that he failed and is proven in only 3 countries should count against him when comparing him with all the other great fast bowlers who have succeeded in their home as well as away and in subcontinental flat pancakes as well. Why discount the efforts by these bowlers who r proven in all the conditions against those who are not proven. Try to think rationally by putting your bias aside.

@dlamiss

3 жыл бұрын

@@abhinavkumar547 Ill take the opinions of the gentleman listed by myself and Mr Alexander naming the players who thought Lillee was the best fast bowler they faced over your opinion in all honesty.

Good ole Borrowda Qadir. 😂

Is Dennis lilee Stan Lee of cricket? Dennis lilee looks like Stan Lee of marvel comics.

This match looks fixed lol. So silly shots and all in the slips like they are giving catching practise.

@nahmate-

3 жыл бұрын

You're an absolute flog

Lillee failed in flat subcontinent pitches

@cricket023

Жыл бұрын

Cry idiot cry harder. What would people do if you prepare graveyards for pacers. He played only one game in Faisalabad. You can't judge him on that and the recent series against Australia proved how bad the pitches are in Pakistan

Waaeem and waqar performed at all kinds of pitches while lilly was failed in asia

@Bobby-ri4dd

5 жыл бұрын

He Hardly played in asia

@angrydad1279

5 жыл бұрын

@SPORTS TAK INDIA True. He only played the 3 tests in Pakistan only half fit with knee issues. Likewise his lone tour to the West Indies in 1973 was ruined by stress fractures to the back (although Lillee bowled very well in the WI during the super tests in World Series Cricket but they don't count on his test or first class record). Lillee was a superb bowler in generally all conditions as were Ambrose, Imran, Marshall, McGrath, and Steyn. The knock on Lillee for his record in Pakistan and the WI needs to be taken into context in that regard.

@jishnu755

4 жыл бұрын

lille may fail but mcgrath played well every where .........all

@abhinavkumar547

3 жыл бұрын

@Arjun Prabhu the biggest nonsense I have heard in a long time 😂😂. Really bro? U r so biased that it keeps u blind. Waqar younis in his peak was the most lethal fast bowler of all time. Imran khan and Waqar younis were the two greatest fast bowlers in their peak. No fast bowler has been better than them in their respective peaks.

look at 3.17 .............ball tampering ????

@jahno7154

4 жыл бұрын

Urr shining a cricket ball is not ball tampering, he was too good to ball tamper.

@nahmate-

3 жыл бұрын

Dumbass

Pakistani batting is rubbish ever since

Lillee was as arrogant as he was talented and he was arrogance personified

I don't like him at all, ............but like the way he retired

Probably the most over rated fast bowler in history, very good at home but awful in the subcontinent

@coldacre

5 жыл бұрын

Anwar Zamin you’re an idiot. Viv Richards himself said that the toughest bowler he ever faced was Dennis Lillee. i’ll take Sir Viv’s word over yours ya muppet.

@sikandarbaig5449

5 жыл бұрын

@@coldacre nope richards said wasim akram

@srikanths2741

5 жыл бұрын

@@sikandarbaig5449 no..sir viv rated Dennis lillee as his toughest bowler..on the otherhand, he is not a successful bowler in sub continent..little over rated from audience side..

@sikandarbaig5449

5 жыл бұрын

@@srikanths2741 viv just recently gave interview in psl 1 where he said its akram. U can find it on internet bro

@srikanths2741

5 жыл бұрын

@@sikandarbaig5449 I watched the entire episode where he did not mention akram as the toughest bowler..u can check in google by typing viv about toughest bowler then u can come to know the answer

Wasim akram was more succesful than Lille, he played all around the world. Even on dead pitches he reverse swinged to get wickets

@srikanths2741

5 жыл бұрын

mcgrath had more success than wasim in all the conditions.. check stats.. he is the only other foreign bowler after malcolm Marshall got success in indian pitches too..

@consciousbeing1188

3 жыл бұрын

Lillee played during a time when there wasn't anywhere near as much cricket being played as in Akram's time (yes I know there is SOME overlap but for the most part, Lillee was retired and THEN Akram's career took off) and teams certainly didn't tour the sub-continent as much as in later years... Why?.. Because stadiums, crowds, team amenities and pitches in the sub-continent were all so horrid that many teams simply refused to tour there until such time as standards were lifted. If Lillee had the opportunity to play more on the sub-continent then he certainly would've been better.. but you can't blame the guy for something beyond his control... Teams used to HATE visiting the sub-continent in those days because playing professional sport in a sub-standard setting wasn't exactly inspiring.

He is guy with bad attitude. So many incidents of bad behaviour