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ESPNcricinfo 25 Moments That Changed Cricket Forever

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Stars : Gideon Haigh Mark Nicholas Ian Chappell Rahul Dravid

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Genres : Sport Documentary

Release date : Aug 12, 2018

Language : English

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Genres : Sport Documentary

Release date : Aug 12, 2018

Language : English

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ESPNcricinfo 25 Moments That Changed Cricket Forever (2018)

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Episode 1 • Aug 12, 2018

How Warne's Ball of the Century Changed Cricket

Shedding some light on legendary bowling displayed by Shane Warne, that changed Cricket drastically.

Episode 2 • Aug 12, 2018

How Sri Lanka '96 World Cup Win Changed Cricket

1996 was an interesting year in Cricket with the involvement of Sri Lankan. Stay tuned to find out why.

Episode 3 • Aug 31, 2018

How Lara's 153* Against Australia Changed Cricket

He could conjure up innings, like this one in Barbados, that others could only fantasise about.

Episode 4 • Sep 02, 2018

How the AUS v SA Edgbaston Tie Changed Cricket

A frantic, misbegotten dash that set the tone for South Africa's future World Cups. It was a photo finish of entirely the wrong kind when Lance Klusener met Allan Donald at the bowler's end while Adam Gilchrist broke the stumps on the striker's side to send South Africa home from the 1999 World Cup. The semi-final tie meant Australia advanced after finishing on a higher number of points, having beaten South Africa four days earlier in their Super Six face-off.

Episode 5 • Sep 05, 2018

How Cronje's Confession Changed Cricket Forever

When the game could no longer ignore the problem of corruption. South African Cricket Legend, Hansie Cronje, confesses to his dirty deeds.

Episode 6 • Sep 06, 2018

How Laxman's 281 at Eden Garden Changed Cricket

An epic innings that put India on track to win the seminal series.

Episode 7 • Sep 21, 2018

How did the First T20 Season Change CricketForeverCricket

How cricket's darling format was conceived and launched. Stay tuned for daily cricket updates :D

Episode 8 • Sep 30, 2018

How the Edgbaston Ashes thriller changed cricket

The classic that turned a series around.

Episode 9 • Oct 01, 2018

How 438 runs in ODI changed cricket

Four hundred had never been breached before in ODIs. On a March night in Johannesburg, the mark was surpassed twice.

Episode 10 • Oct 04, 2018

How the Oval forfeit changed cricket

In 2006, during the fourth day of the fourth Test between England and Pakistan at The Oval, umpires Darrell Hair and Billy Doctrove ruled that the Pakistani team had been involved in ball tampering. The Pakistani players refused to take the field after the tea break in protest at the decision. After waiting two more minutes the umpires removed the bails and declared England winners by forfeiture. This was the first such end to a Test match in over 1000 Tests.

Episode 11 • Oct 11, 2018

How the last wicket in the first World T20 changed cricket

The delivery that launched a bandwagon.

Episode 12 • Oct 14, 2018

How Brendon McCullum's IPL knock changed cricket

Well, who can forget that brilliant knock of 158 from the Kiwi champion? It is not only a special one for Brendon McCullum, but also for the Indian fans as it opened the curtains of the IPL and changed the dynamics of game of cricket.

Episode 13 • Oct 16, 2018

How the arrival of the DRS changed cricket

It has improved decision-making, but also brought acrimony and confusion.

Episode 14 • Oct 20, 2018

How the Lahore attack '09 changed cricket

When an international team came under terrorist fire, plunging Pakistan cricket into the wilderness for close to a decade.

Episode 15 • Oct 26, 2018

How Mohd. Amir's no-ball changed cricket

A scandal nearly as large as the one that preceded it by a decade.

Episode 16 • Oct 29, 2018

How Murali finishing with 800 test wickets changed cricket

A fairy-tale ending in Galle for one of the finest spinners ever to play cricket, Muttaih Muralitharan.

Episode 17 • Dec 02, 2018

How Ireland beating England changed cricket

It was a green day in cricket, in Bengaluru at the 2011 World Cup where Ireland chased down a target of 328 to upset their neighbours.

Episode 18 • Dec 04, 2018

How Sachin Tendulkar's Farewell changed cricket

A colossus departs the game after playing in 200 test matches at his home ground Wankhade.

Episode 19 • Dec 10, 2018

How Dhoni's six to win the World Cup changed cricket

India's captain walks the talk for his team on the biggest night at the cricket world cup 2011 final against Sri Lanka at Wankhade.

Episode 20 • Dec 12, 2018

How the summer of Johnson changed cricket

When a spectre out of Dennis Lillee's wildest imaginings came rampaging at England and South Africa.

Episode 21 • Dec 19, 2018

How The death of Philip Hughes changed cricket

An event that shook cricket up like no other.

Episode 22 • Dec 21, 2018

How The first WBBL season changed cricket

The tournament that kick-started a renaissance in women's cricket.

Episode 23 • Dec 22, 2018

How The First Day/Night Test changed cricket

Pink-ball Test cricket was an experiment five years in the making.

Episode 24 • Dec 23, 2018

How Carlos Braithwaite's Sixes changed cricket

When Big Carlos went massive.

Episode 25 • Dec 30, 2018

How Bangladesh beating England changed cricket

Bangladesh beat England for the first time in test cricket.

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