WEST INDIES CRUCIFIED - 47 ALL OUT from 41/5 | STEVE HARMISON takes 7 FOR 12
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FIRST CRICKET TEST 2004 , Kingston Jamaica. West Indies all out for 47 from 41 for 5. Steve Harmison rips apart West Indies as he takes 7 for 12. 7/12. Umbrella field. The series where Brian Lara made 400 not out at Antigua. The fast bowler's perfect line and length was too good for the West Indies batsmen as they capitulated to their lowest ever Test total of 47.
Harmison became the most successful bowler in Sabina Park history when he took 7-12 as he stunned the home crowd.
England wrapped up an unbelievable win before lunch to lead the series 1-0.
When both Chris Gayle and Smith walked into the middle to resume West Indies’ second innings, no one, not even Harmison could have in their wildest of dreams imagined the Ashington Express scalping 7 for 12.
With initial pressure being built up by Hoggard and Harmison, something had to give. Gayle, not known to play with steady perfection was the one to succumb to the pressure. To some extent, he threw his wicket away by attempting a forceful shot off the back-foot, only the ever agile Graham Thorpe to take a fine catch in the slip cordon.
Harmison’s next wicket was that of Ramnaresh Sarwan. By then, Harmison had gradually increased his pace and he got one to cut back sharply with almost geometric-like precision to trap him lbw. Arguably, it could have missed the stumps, but that deadly combination of pace and bounce was compelling to watch.
Chanderpaul was done in by high pace and more so disconcerting bounce from a good length. The red cherry hit the slice of the bat and his stumps went for a walk in the park. The wicketkeeper-batsman, Ridley Jacobs arguably got the ball of the match. It was a snorter of a delivery from Harmison that kicked of a length and Jacobs had no other option, but to fend it off to the short-leg fielder, Hussain to complete an easy catch. The ball to Jacobs wasn’t one of the quickest deliveries bowled by Harmison. But any bowler who forces the batsman to make that slight adjustment by moving it off the pitch, in the air or producing bounce appears to be quicker than what the speed gun says.
Those poor tail-enders in the West Indies camp must have felt as if there was a volcano erupting from the track, as they were nothing more than sitting ducks against Harmison. The umbrella field set by captain Vaughan with only Hussain fielding in front of the wicket seemed like a sweet revenge for all those embarrassing defeats that England suffered at the hands of ruthless West Indies sides of the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s. Incidentally, 10 years ago in 1994 at Port of Spain, Trinidad, Curtly Ambrose had glided smoothly into the crease to create havoc in the English ranks. Now, Harmison was dishing out something similar at the West Indies camp. As Michael Holding famously said in the commentary box “This is the first time I have seen such a field by England.”
The primal force of the pace attack, Harmison landed the final nail in the coffin by dismissing the last man, Edwards, neatly caught by Trescothick in the slips. West Indies’ total of 47 was their lowest ever in their annals of cricket history. Harmison’s heart-stirring figures of 7 for 12 was the third-cheapest ever in an innings. Trescothick and Vaughan strolled towards the paltry target of 20 runs in a mere 2 overs to script a soul-lifting victory for England.
Harmison won plaudits for his ability to bowl at blistering speed and make the batsmen hop and duck with snorters whistling past their noses. In fact, 2004 was an annus mirabilis for him, as he went onto become the No. 1 ranked bowler in world cricket. Eventually, on the back of their pace attack, England won their first series in West Indies for more than 30 years.
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The quartet of Freddie, Harmison, Hoggard and Jones will always be my etched in my memory with fondness.
@dipankardhar1272
5 жыл бұрын
You missed Giles
@adamsamuel8593
5 жыл бұрын
@@dipankardhar1272 Shitty players . West indies should have batted better but Who wants to bat with Lara or for him when there was problems between Lara, his players & the WICB.
@smileyparto
4 жыл бұрын
Gareth Batty in the 4th test.
@thozharpandian8052
4 жыл бұрын
Adam Samuel West Indies players were shittier. Lol. Instead of making silly excuses, why don’t you show some class for once and accept the opposition were better. Glad West Indies is doing poorly these days. They should be relegated to the second tier of test playing nations along side Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Their one day and T20 teams are crap these days too:
@sidmallya7421
4 жыл бұрын
thozhar pandian Tamil thevidya thayoli. Unga Amma oru oolu koothi
A very good England side good to watch again
I remember watching this series right before the Ashes. England dominated the series with Lara scoring 400* in the last test
@catchmeifyoucan8684
10 ай бұрын
Same here. If not for Lara, the series could have ended 4-0
For those of us who had endured the 70's and 80's, this score just didn't compute.
@angelacooper2661
11 ай бұрын
I should know- the 70s and 80s were my formative years. Steve Harmison's bowling then was astounding. I would have been nearly 34 at the time of this footage and remember it very well!
@philwise872
11 ай бұрын
the west indies west indied in the west indies,so sweet
wicket had extra bounce, Steve was just wow. Pakistan had two 'W' (wasim and Waqar) and England had two 'H' (Harminson and Hoggard). What a nice lineup England had - Harmison, Hoggard, Flintoff. The demonstration of charming short pitches, slower bouncers, deadly yorkers and incredible reverse swing. Love for the three British musketeers. And Simon Jones - It was a short lightning !!!!!!!!
Nice to have stumbled on this, thanks! Several pleasant memories. Harmy of course, Gayle playing Test Cricket, perfect seam position from...oh, a youthful Simon jones, and Nasser fielding at short leg!
@suhass997
Жыл бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
This england team from 04-06 beat some seriously good teams
Harmison was quick and had good bounce as well. He was very effective on bouncy tracks he used to hit the deck hard. That English team had good combination of pace bowlers namely Harmison, Jones, Hoggard, Flintoff and Anderson.
@donavansimms9097
11 ай бұрын
That's true but west Indies was just worthless
It was a bonkers series, this one. Loved every minute of it back in the day :)
@deltaframes-os4km
Жыл бұрын
England's first series win in Caribbean since 1969. Harmison was unplayable. pity he didn't travel well.
Test cricket during this period was something else. There were legends in every team and cricket was fierce and competitive. Back then, I used to watch test cricket ball by ball and now I don't watch cricket at all.
Unbelievable batting collapse. Hard to believe that the team has legends like Lara, chandrapaul...
@irshadhussain2856
4 жыл бұрын
Those days yar those days.. Early 2000 days are beautiful.. Every time have legend from India to Australia to Sri Lanka to west indies.. West indies have young gayle sarvan changer Paul lara Walsh Ambrose that time..
@rnkp9389
4 жыл бұрын
didn't lara make 400 in next match??
Harmison briefly held the #1 bowler in the world rank after this series if I remember correctly.
Harmi. Top top man and now a top commentator on TS.
Loved big Steve, on the right pitch with a touch of uneven bounce he'd have been a nightmare to face. Shame confidence/homesickness issued chipped away at him as in his prime he was a very good bowler. That Ashes spell at Lords in 2005 where he clipped Ponting was intense! Hoggard though, what a workhorse. Perhaps the most under-rated English bowler of the last 20 years 🤔
@cr9842
4 жыл бұрын
Simon Milewczyk i agree. Steve Harmison could have been an all-time great. And poor Simon Jones..what a natural out-swing
@simulacra007
4 жыл бұрын
@@cr9842 totally dude..was thinking that the other day. Never seen anything like him (that was English anyway) until he came along, pretty sure he clocked 90mph plus regularly before the injury in Aus. Had this freakish, explosive action off about a dozen pace run up that he had to remodel but still came back very well. Think of all the promising English fast bowling talents over recent years, Jones was the pick. Real shame..
@simulacra007
4 жыл бұрын
He got even better after his comeback and started reverse swinging it too. That ball that cartwheeled Michael Clarke's stump when he decided to leave one pitching outside off though...I'm still celebrating it 😂
@cr9842
4 жыл бұрын
Simon Milewczyk yeah..jones was seriously unlucky with those injuries. He really had a LOT of potential. And that clarke wicket..and Harmison's slower ball to clarke. And freddie's over. My fav aussie wickets of that series!!
@cr9842
4 жыл бұрын
Simon Milewczyk Jones was truly the best 1st change bowler England had for a long time
Great video. Well put together. You forget what a superb bowler Harmy was and this illustrates it really well.
@E171955
4 жыл бұрын
Comeon Man - very true. Massively underrated bowler.
@Joe-po8rx
10 ай бұрын
There was a reason he was once rated the number one bowler. He had a supreme peak, but didn't have the length of time at that peak to make it into the great category
I love so much Steve harimson
This is only First time happens when both legends got Duck Lara & Chandra
Always used to copy hoggard bowling action... beautiful memories
I was there... It was like my soul left my body
@dineshagarwal8478
4 жыл бұрын
Now why people not come in stadium in westindies
Durham has produced many great fast bowlers & all rounders who can take wickets anywhere Steve Harmison, Freddie Flintoff, Ben Stokes, Liam Plunkett, Ian Botham, Paul Collingwood.
England's Steve Harmison, known as GBH to his fans, terrorised test teams of the early 2000s. He didn't care for the soubriquet, however, although it was quite apposite!
Thank you
The build up to the 2005 ashes. For about a year and a half before that ashes series we were very good. Winning in the West Indies and South Africa was the proof of that. I thought the 2005 ashes was too early for Ian Bell. I always thought we should have played Pietersen and Thorpe instead but we won the series anyway!!
@oleggorky906
Жыл бұрын
Pietersen did play in the 2005 Ashes.
@mrkipling2201
9 ай бұрын
@@oleggorky906that's right. I meant played Pietersen and Thorpe instead of Pietersen and Bell. Sorry I worded my comment wrongly.
@mrkipling2201
9 ай бұрын
@@H0pele55.half of our team were injured and didn't travel.
@mrkipling2201
9 ай бұрын
@@H0pele55.did Shoaib play in the 2000/01 test against England?? Our victory in the dark??
@oleggorky906
9 ай бұрын
@@mrkipling2201 No worries. I did wonder at the time if you had made a Freudian slip. No disagreement with the sentiments otherwise. 👍
I remember skiving off work to watch this. I was so glad I did. After a youth of watching curtley and Courtney rip England to shreds, it was so good seeing the white West Indian, Harmison, rip them to shreds on their own turf.
7 wickets for 12 runs is utter insanity!
Best bowler ever what strong shoulder he has
When Harmison got it right he looked lethal...up there with the best....he was right on the money here.
Harmison vs ambrose ... Epic err
Time when cricket is game to watch
Im happy to see Ramnaresh sarwan and Shivnarine chanderpaul are going scoreless..they play with India as if they don't wanna get out..thinking India's pace attack is weak...
And in next match Lara scored 400
@smitachavan6234
4 жыл бұрын
But still 400
@dhileep2007
4 жыл бұрын
What's the use of that
@Freddie1980
4 жыл бұрын
@Ani bandyopadhyay and how many other batsmen got close to 400 in that game?
@benthirlaway8681
4 жыл бұрын
It had no use to his team and they lost the series in their own backyard. No one cares
@fireguy7487
4 жыл бұрын
Not the next match the 4th match, (this is the first) and by then the West Indies were already 3-0 down in the series and the match was drawn.
What a side West Indies had then aswell GAYLE,SARWAN,CHANDERPAUL AND LARA all world class!!!!!
I used to copy Hoggard bowling style in my childhood little unusual style but still looks bit different
@trackduniya
4 жыл бұрын
And i use to bat like chandrapaul.
@Ali2Aali
4 жыл бұрын
Ohh same here Striker, I copied his bowling style as well and the ball used to swing a bit
West Indies receiving the taste of their own medicine .😢😢
Back in the days when test cricket drew a crowd in the Caribbean
I was outside the stadium when this happened. i almost cried. you could hear brian lara moaning in pain from the short balls from across the road.
8 maidens from 12! Imagine that in today's game!
Harmison was unplayable at times,you won't get better figures than that unbelievable bowling.
That field at 5.22, unbelievable.
7 for 12 in the West Indies...field of dreams moment xD
wow, the field placement was perfectly in sync with bowling strategy, completely closing in on the batsmen.
Steve harmison fantastic bowler
Harmission was one of the dangerous bowler in his era.
He's action was soooooo different
Steve is very underrated.
Great side this. Nasser would soon give way to Strauss - and Thorpe to Pietersen. Thorpe had a few years in him still - I think he was ejected too soon.
@Spectrescup
10 ай бұрын
Geraint Jones replaced Chris Reid behind the stumps.
Fond memories of Grievous Bodily Harmison
@lukewba2621
4 жыл бұрын
Legend mate
WOW, Sarwan, Chanderpaul & Lara all for ducks !!!!!!!!!!!
After 1995, my beloved west indies Gradually descended to crap each year after that as a test cricket nation. Every once in a while you'd feel something is about to happen and then boom nothing.
@kvrajesh3874
4 жыл бұрын
Stefan walker what you said correct.west Indies cricket almost declined.
@WisdomeSage1989
4 жыл бұрын
@@kvrajesh3874 the windies are about to pick up success in the shorter version on the game but we still struggle badly at test level. Although, test cricket popularity is very very low due to fast hit money earning twenty20 and 50 over games
@kvrajesh3874
4 жыл бұрын
@@WisdomeSage1989 for the last six year's I observed west indies player's mainly concerned about money .. They are mainly concerated on T20 cricket My all-time favourite bowler is sir Ambrose What bowler and dedicated person to West Indies team'. Nowadays you can't get Ambrose type of players in west indies team
@kvrajesh3874
4 жыл бұрын
@@WisdomeSage1989 you are from caribean Islands? My self I am Rajesh from india..nice to meet you in you tube I would like to exchange my cricket with you Present generation cricket is very fast Most of players in the world concentrating on money.only few players are dedicated to nation in my point of view playing in IPL is better than playing in English County.
@WisdomeSage1989
4 жыл бұрын
@@kvrajesh3874 yes sir I am from Barbados, loved Ambrose and Walsh as child growing up in the 90s. I batted left handed because of Brian Lara, even though I was a right arm medium pace bowler.
Shame what happened to Thorpey, wish hed have had a longer career
Brilliant English players
I wonder how many forms of ball tampering england used in this match?
2022 this is what we need against South Africa!
And In the next match LARA smashed 400 n.o. at Antigua park...🎉
'A flash and out', Chris Gayle's test career.
Yes the Windies had established a fine innings up to that point to be only 5 wickets down for 41. Allout for 200 after being 0 for 190 would be more ridiculous.
@maxbronzebridge7800
4 жыл бұрын
41-5 is a bit bad. That team had legends like Lara and Chanderpaul.
@jeremiahk5335
4 жыл бұрын
@@maxbronzebridge7800 You completely miss my point bloke 5 down means your already into the tail being 0-190 then collapsing to be out for 200 is much worse that losing the last 5 wickets for 6 runs when the first 5 only produce 41.
@maxbronzebridge7800
4 жыл бұрын
@@jeremiahk5335 Ah ok sorry
That's some description!
@jordanmania8975
6 жыл бұрын
raghav padia copied and pasted
That's big HARM for windies 😅
1 of the best fast bowlers in the world
@sudiptoc506
4 жыл бұрын
Ghanta bowler
@nikhilbhosale2945
4 жыл бұрын
@@sudiptoc506 Ha batsmano ki ghanti bajata tha wo
Nice
The quartet of bowlers we had just covered all bases & the windies had no answer
5.26 , not sure how can England not set a field like this before 2004 : Michael Holding ....England had world class seamers , who could bowl outsiwng : Paul Allot , Bob Willis , Fred Trueman, Ian Botham , and the later Dominic Cork, Andy Caddick , Dean Headly ( i guess i named mostly all prior to 2004 )
Ridley J Cobs.
It's actually 34-10!
Althought the decline for West indies, was already in the phrase here, they were still dark houses and could surprise.
Stuffed them in this series....Andy Roberts was curator at Antigua...before the series he`d mouthed off about creating a pitch that would produce some `heat` (his own words) for English batsmen who couldn`t play fast bowling. Two days before match he took all the grass of the wicket to ensure WI didn`t get whitewashed in the series..ended up as a feather bed...hence Lara`s 400. Loved this series..great to see WI batsmen jumping all around trying not to get hit. Harmison (94mph) Flintoff (90mph) Jones (89mph)
@nathanhill4458
6 жыл бұрын
I grew up around a full competent sport localisation my very fav was as thigh deposit deposit was new dropped off n like dizzy undesleaguie index 000 elszxzzsxzszsdrerz
Hush !!! Simply slaughtered WIs ...
2004
Shame harmison lost confidence would have been one of best fast bowlers in the world
Crazy Windies, making a pitch perfect for England fast bowlers to enjoy themselves....
5th Test, England tour of India at Mumbai, Feb 11-16 1977 India India 338 & 192 England England
Harmison on his day was unplayable fast bounce
Where is the England’s Chris read...?
what is the score of England in 1st inning
@abishekvenkat
6 жыл бұрын
Ankit Mishra 339
Original fast bowler
'When they are down, they.........
Actually 10 wicket was down at just 34 runs because first wicket was down at 13 run and at last total was 47
All Cricket. At he’s should be this long.
@WildlifeObsessed
4 жыл бұрын
Matches that is
This was also a series where Brian Lara has scored 400 is last match of the series.....
the second wicket lbw was ridiculous decision.
@saoirsedeltufo7436
5 жыл бұрын
Zap Brannigan probably hitting leg bail
@collinslfc
5 жыл бұрын
Probably going over the top looking at the replay but it's far from being a "ridiculous decision". Live it looked close.
@Eleventhearlofmars
4 жыл бұрын
It was ridiculous, come on, if you can’t see that was going miles over leg stump you need to be visiting specsavers ffs, sarwan was jumping off the ground and it hit him top of his thigh.
@pjani14
4 жыл бұрын
@@Eleventhearlofmars Calm down, it was 50/50, not a terrible decision.
@Eleventhearlofmars
4 жыл бұрын
Jingle Ma I’m calm, but it seems you’re the one who isn’t by all the replies. 🤔
A great bowler of that height makes you feel like they are bowling from 2 metres away.
How did Harmison get such pace.All chest on from the shoulder
There is no chance to recover after Lara sarvan Chanderpaul gone in duck. Anyone in 2020..?
@gvenkatesh7218
4 жыл бұрын
Also Ram Naresh got duck 😂😂😂😂
Steve Harmison never came close to fulfilling his potential in my opinion. Aside from this series, he generally didn't play well away from home and wasn't good in pressure situations. He could be devastating in the right conditions and did so very well for Durham but his England career was unfulfilling, aside from a few performances. I actually lost some respect from him when England were thrased 5-0 in the 2006/07 Ashes series in Australia and he couldn't hide his glee in an interview with Michael Atherton about going home and retiring from ODIs at only 28 years old. When Atherton asked him how he would prepare for the summer series, he simple said "Don't know ask the coach." For the next 2 years I often thought he was only selected because he was Flintoff and other Eng players' mate. It's no secret Flintoff was only made captain in the 2006/07 Ashes series because it was felt he could get the best out of Harmison. As a pundit he strikes me as likeable, endearing and sincere so maybe that's why his team mates liked having him around . He had such potential and was a lethal bowler for Durham. However, aside from a few games for England he didn't fulfill his potential and didn't travel well (this clip being an exception). I guess I have more respect and admiration for those who do make it with successful careers at international level which us tough.
FAST AKWARD BOUNCE VERY DIFFICULT TO PLAY UNLESS YOU ROY FREDRICKS OR CLIVE LLOYD PROLIFIC HOOKERS OF THE BALL.
so who won?
ridley jacobs where is he ??
@Eleventhearlofmars
4 жыл бұрын
He got the second highest score of that fine innings lol
So who won?
Wi 47runs but 1994 eng 46 runs allout
Harminson every ball he bowled made me think it was going to be a bouncer
flintoff...harmison...broad...same action during swing, i think
If he ever got 8/1000 those would be better figures. Strange thing this cricket.
10 for 34 really
How much did England win by?
@kiran.d.k422
5 жыл бұрын
Saoirse del Tufo England target was 20 they might hav scored without loosing a wicket
@saoirsedeltufo7436
5 жыл бұрын
Sanka naki poina Samajam well that’s why I was asking
@henrymoncaster4761
5 жыл бұрын
England scored 20 not out and won the first test, in 2.3 overs and 11 minutes
@saoirsedeltufo7436
5 жыл бұрын
Fred Dingo thanks pal
@ehhs5373
5 жыл бұрын
Hii
Steve H eat wi for bait that season
Did England get those 20 runs?
@nasyithrahman9594
4 жыл бұрын
Yes, they won by 10 wickets
@WhollyMowly
4 жыл бұрын
@@nasyithrahman9594 phew
What about lara 400 not out vs england, i feel sorry for them
@ratmanmaraj8749
4 жыл бұрын
@Elementary Watson west indies beat them also in the t20 final, we will continue to beat england when it comes to the big stage
@maxbronzebridge7800
4 жыл бұрын
@@ratmanmaraj8749 West Indies are now crap and inconsistent in all formats now
@ratmanmaraj8749
4 жыл бұрын
@@maxbronzebridge7800 i wonder if the side u support ever win any t20 crown 😂
@maxbronzebridge7800
4 жыл бұрын
@@ratmanmaraj8749 Yes I support England they won the T20 world cup in 2010
@ratmanmaraj8749
4 жыл бұрын
@@maxbronzebridge7800 we have pooran, gayle, russel, pollard, king, simmons, we are coming for any one in t20 this year
England won by 3-0
IN MY LIFE I HAVE JUST SEEN LIVE 36 ALL OUT😂😂😂😂😂
Talim