1971 - The year that changed Indian Test cricket | A Century of Stories: Cricket | #46 скачать в хорошем качестве

1971 - The year that changed Indian Test cricket | A Century of Stories: Cricket | #46

As a new-look Team India gets ready to take on England away from home, our guest Rajdeep Sardesai takes us back to 1971 when India registered their first series win over England. The year, however, began with another special series win in the West Indies, where a young Sunil Gavaskar combined with a veteran Dilip Sardesai to give India a new self-belief. Hear the veteran journalist roll back time with stories from 1971 in this episode of A Century of Stories: Cricket podcast presented by IDFC FIRST Bank. 00:00 - 01:44 - Intro 1:45 - 4:10 - The significance of the year 1971 4:11 - 6:06 - The impact of Frazier's win over Ali on the 71 touring party 6:07 - 7:27 - The experience of the '62 Indian team 7:28 - 9:58 - The beginning of the 71 tour 9:59 - 12:55 - Dilip Sardesai's 212 sets the tone 12:56 - 16:15 - The Mumbai boys who showed grit and innovation 16:16 - 17:02 - Sobers finished it off to watch the races in '67 17:03 - 19:40 - Bedi and Sardesai save India the blushes and India win the series 19:41 - 21:07 - The strained equation between Sardesai and Merchant 21:08 - 26:03 The Gavaskar era begins in the Caribbean 26:04 - 28:15 - The euphoria continues in England 28:16 - 31:01 - The squad to England and the Chandra Factor 31:02 - 37:45 - The story of the all important Oval Test 37:47 - 39:54 The reaction of English players to the '71 defeat 39:55 - 39:59 - The importance of Wadekar and Pataudi as leaders 42:00 - 46:19 - The Cavalcade that followed the win over England 46:20 - 51:16 - How Nawab Pataudi became a 'commoner'