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When the wrist god decided to install a software update on the King of Spin.🔥👑 Eden Gardens. Kolkata 2001. Australia had India on the mat after enforcing the follow-on. Shane Warne the magician, the trap-setter, the man who made batsmen look foolish for a decade came on with his... bag of tricks. And then Very Very Special Laxman walked out like he was answering a personal challenge. Warne tossed it up, ripped it, went round the wicket, changed angles, tried every variation in the book… Laxman just stood tall, used those silky wrists and precise footwork, and started painting the off side with pure class. Those inside out lofted drives over extra cover. Those silky on drives. Those boundaries that kept coming like the software was being rewritten in real time. Warne’s face said everything the frustration of a genius realising the code had been cracked. No sledging needed. No words. Just bat on ball and pure dominance.show more

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Фото профиля Amit T

Amit T1 месяц назад

Laxman has always been thorn in Aussie flesh. Always played well.

Фото профиля Life between overs

Life between overs1 месяц назад

It's amazing how nicely Laxman played Warne and even Murali in these conditions.

Фото профиля Mohit Bohra

Mohit Bohra1 месяц назад

Laxman didn’t just counter Warne he completely rewrote the spin playbook.

Фото профиля Hitman_hits

Hitman_hits1 месяц назад

That was the innings for ages from laxman

Фото профиля manzur shaban

manzur shaban1 месяц назад

Shane Warne itne gusse mai kyu

Фото профиля SD

SD1 месяц назад

Lovely batting by vvs

Фото профиля SHD766

SHD7661 месяц назад

One of the best rivalry

Фото профиля Khan

Khan1 месяц назад

It was such a great batting by VVS ..so nice to watch

Фото профиля RunBowlRepeat

RunBowlRepeat1 месяц назад

Vvs replyed with bat.

Фото профиля 𝚝🅷ₑ@ABHISHEK

𝚝🅷ₑ@ABHISHEK1 месяц назад

Ye to wo wali baat ho gyi aa bail mujhe maar

Фото профиля Avi Tiwari

Avi Tiwari1 месяц назад

Very Very Special Laxman.

Фото профиля Fiayaz Gilani

Fiayaz Gilani1 месяц назад

VVS LAXMAN'S batting was like romantic poetry,I rate him 2nd best after great SUNNY GAVASKAR,he was treat to watch,one of the most correct batter technically in last many decades,a very humble,nice n easy going person.

Фото профиля Yuvnesh

Yuvnesh1 месяц назад

Greatest test innings I ever saw

Фото профиля Atmanand

Atmanand1 месяц назад

After that series VVS Disappeared 👻 and now a days acting as a coach

Фото профиля Pistol Pete

Pistol Pete1 месяц назад

Truly special Laxman

Фото профиля ulhas manjrekar

ulhas manjrekar1 месяц назад

Vvs all time great against Australia

Фото профиля Atmanand

Atmanand1 месяц назад

Don’t u dare to compare vvs & Shane Warne

Фото профиля Tenzin Gyatso

Tenzin Gyatso1 месяц назад

I’m just

Фото профиля Ian Daw

Ian Daw1 месяц назад

Vvs laxman incredible against Australia.

Фото профиля Aqeel Yousuf

Aqeel Yousuf1 месяц назад

I remember seeing this and saying eff you Warner.. loved seeing him thrashed around the ground. Apart from being a great bowler and cricketer, in general, he had a big trash mouth

Фото профиля Sagar_H 🏏

Sagar_H 🏏1 месяц назад

Aussie mindset was to win... No matter how

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