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How Not To Drop A Catch - Featuring Graham Gooch🙃

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Raghu2 years ago

1986 Leeds Test. This was such a popular event back then

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Rufas2 years ago

The late, great Graham Dilley as bowler I think

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Stuart Chilmaid2 years ago

I wouldn't have wanted to front up to Mr Dilley had it gone down

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Sandeep David S2 years ago

‘Colour TV’s’ has just started to be available in Hyderabad. Watched this match as it was telecast live then in Doordarshan. Maybe around 1986-87

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Adam Salkie2 years ago

Outstanding 👏

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Luke Desave2 years ago

@arroncampbell__ need to work on this for next season 😂

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Terry Mackie2 years ago

@ceritheviking He could bat too!

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Andy Fulham2 years ago

I think Goochie used to train at West Ham. Shows.

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Danish Khan2 years ago

Great reflexes in the end but am sure this would have been referred to TV umpire in this age to see how clean the wicketkeeper was with that effort. Here The umpire nodded w/o even consulting leg umpire & the batsman walked !

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Sandeep Sharma2 years ago

Also look at Mani paa , always batted like this throughout his career. He I think is the funniest no 11 batter ever. By the he was a Top class spinner and that's what his job was.

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