🔥 Sir Garfield Sobers – The Greatest All-Rounder in Cricket History 🏏👑 | Legends of Cricket #cricket - video Dailymotion

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Sir Garfield Sobers – the name that redefined all-round cricketing excellence. 🏏 From breathtaking batting to magical bowling and world-class fielding, Sobers was a once-in-a-lifetime cricketer who inspired generations. In this video, we explore why Sir Garfield Sobers is hailed as the greatest all-rounder in cricket history – his unforgettable records, legendary performances, and the impact he left on the game forever. 🌟 👉 Watch till the end to relive the glory of a true cricket legend. 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍, SHARE 🔗 & SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more cricket stories! 📌 Chapters: 0:00 – Introduction 1:05 – Early Life of Garfield Sobers 3:20 – Record-Breaking Batting Performances 6:45 – Sobers the Magical Bowler 9:30 – Fielding Brilliance 12:00 – Why Sobers is the Greatest All-Rounder 🔥 #SirGarfieldSobers #CricketLegends #GreatestAllRounder #CricketHistory #WestIndiesCricket #CricketGOAT

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00:00Imagine a boy, barefoot in the Barbados dust, gripping a bat cobbled from coconut wood.

00:05Six fingers on each hand. That was me. Gary Sobers.

00:10Some called it a birth defect. I called it destiny.

00:13I cut off those extra fingers myself. Not out of pain or shame, but to shape my story, my way.

00:20Cricket was my escape. My education, my fight.

00:23With my brothers on cracked pitches, I learned to master spin-paced batball.

00:27At 16, a first-class debut. At 17, a test cap for West Indies.

00:32No shoes, no fancy kit. Just raw belief.

00:35But the world didn't know me yet. That changed in 1958, Pakistan.

00:40I walked out to bat and I just didn't stop. 365, not out.

00:46The highest ever. That was the day I became more than a cricketer.

00:49They called me 5-1. Bat-fast bowler-spinner slip-fielder. I did it all.

00:54But greatness is never simple. Fame brought pressure headlines heartbreak.

00:58I lost friends. I lost my way sometimes.

01:01And then, love found me. Prudence. Steady, warm, my anchor.

01:06Off the field, she taught me patience. On it, I learned to lead.

01:11In 1965, I became captain of the West Indies.

01:14A team. A nation. A symbol.

01:17We beat England. We beat Australia.

01:19But leadership meant tough calls. Like that day in Port of Spain.

01:22I declared early. Chasing a win. England snatched victory.

01:27Critics called me reckless. I called it courage.

01:30The game took me far. To Nottinghamshire. To South Australia.

01:34And one day, against Malcolm Nash, I did the unthinkable.

01:37Six sixes.

01:42In a single over.

01:44Cricket's first. History. In six swings.

01:48Don Bradman Richie Bonneau became friends.

01:50But every run. Every wicket. Every hard loss.

01:54It all led me home.

01:56I retired in 74. 93 tests.

01:588,032 runs.

02:00235 wickets.

02:01The queen knighted me.

02:03Wisden called me one of the greatest.

02:05But I'll tell you this. Records fade.

02:07What matters is how you change the game.

02:09Now I watch kids play on those same dusty pitches.

02:12I see myself in every hopeful glance.

02:15Every wild swing.

02:17I didn't just play cricket.

02:18I read a...

02:19Imagine a boy.

02:20Barefoot in the Barbados dust.

02:22Gripping a bat.

02:23Cobbled from coconut wood.

02:24Six fingers on each hand.

02:26That was me.

02:27Gary Sobers.

02:29Some called it a birth defect.

02:30I called it destiny.

02:32I cut off those extra fingers myself.

02:34Not out of pain or shame.

02:36But to shape my story.

02:37My way.

02:38Cricket was my escape.

02:40My education.

02:41My fight.

02:42With my brothers on cracked pitches.

02:44I learned to master spin-paced bat ball.

02:46At 16.

02:47A first class debut.

02:48At 17.

02:49A test cap for West Indies.

02:51No shoes.

02:51No fancy kit.

02:53Just raw belief.

02:54But the world didn't know me yet.

02:56That changed in 1958.

02:58Pakistan.

02:59I walked out to bat.

03:00And I just didn't stop.

03:03365.

03:04Not out.

03:05The highest ever.

03:06That was the day I became more than a cricketer.

03:08They called me 5-1.

03:09Bat-fast bowler spinner slip fielder.

03:12I did it all.

03:13But greatness is never simple.

03:15Fame brought pressure headlines heartbreak.

03:17I lost friends.

03:18I lost my way sometimes.

03:20And then.

03:21Love found me.

03:22Prudence.

03:23Steady.

03:24Warm.

03:24My anchor.

03:25Off the field.

03:26She taught me patience.

03:28On it.

03:28I learned to lead.

03:30In 1965.

03:31I became captain of the West Indies.

03:33A team.

03:34A nation.

03:35A symbol.

03:36We beat England.

03:37We beat Australia.

03:38But leadership meant tough calls.

03:40Like that day in Port of Spain.

03:42I declared early.

03:43Chasing a win.

03:44England snatched victory.

03:46Critics called me reckless.

03:47I called it courage.

03:49The game took me far.

03:50To Nottinghamshire.

03:51To South Australia.

03:53And one day.

03:54Against Malcolm Nash.

03:55I did the unthinkable.

03:56Six sixes.

03:57In a single over.

04:03Cricket's first.

04:04History.

04:05In six swings.

04:07Don Bradman.

04:08Richie Bonneau.

04:08Became friends.

04:10But every run.

04:11Every wicket.

04:11Every hard loss.

04:13It all led me home.

04:15I retired in 74.

04:1693 tests.

04:178,032 runs.

04:18235 wickets.

04:20The queen knighted me.

04:22Wisden called me one of the greatest.

04:24But I'll tell you this.

04:25Records fade.

04:26What matters is how you change the game.

04:28Now I watch kids play on those same dusty pitches.

04:32I see myself in every hopeful glance.

04:34Every wild swing.

04:36I didn't just play cricket.

04:37I read a-

04:38Imagine a boy.

04:39Barefoot in the Barbados dust.

04:41Gripping a bat.

04:42Cobbled from coconut wood.

04:43Six fingers on each hand.

04:45That was me.

04:46Gary Sobers.

04:48Some called it a birth defect.

04:49I called it destiny.

04:51I cut off those extra fingers myself.

04:53Not out of pain or shame.

04:54But to shape my story.

04:56My way.

04:57Cricket was my escape.

04:59My education.

05:00My fight.

05:01With my brothers on cracked pitches, I learned to master spin-paced batball.

05:05At 16, a first-class debut.

05:07At 17, a test cap for West Indies.

05:10No shoes.

05:10No fancy kit.

05:12Just raw belief.

05:13But the world didn't know me yet.

05:15That changed in 1958, Pakistan.

05:18I walked out to bat and I just didn't stop.

05:22365, not out.

05:24The highest ever.

05:25That was the day I became more than a cricketer.

05:27They called me 5-in-1.

05:29Bat-fast bowler-spinner slip fielder.

05:31I did it all.

05:32But greatness is never simple.

05:34Fame brought pressure headlines heartbreak.

05:36I lost friends.

05:37I lost my way sometimes.

05:39And then, love found me.

05:41Prudence.

05:42Steady.

05:43Warm.

05:43My anchor.

05:44Off the field, she taught me patience.

05:47On it, I learned to lead.

05:49In 1965, I became captain of the West Indies.

05:52A team.

05:53A nation.

05:54A symbol.

05:55We beat England.

05:56We beat Australia.

05:57But leadership meant tough calls.

05:59Like that day in Port of Spain.

06:01I declared early.

06:02Chasing a win.

06:03England snatched victory.

06:05Critics called me reckless.

06:06I called it courage.

06:07The game took me far.

06:09To Nottinghamshire.

06:10To South Australia.

06:12And one day, against Malcolm Nash, I did the unthinkable.

06:15Six sixes.

06:20In a single over.

06:22Crickets first.

06:23History.

06:24In six swings.

06:26Don Bradman, Richie Bonneau became friends.

06:29But every run, every wicket, every hard loss.

06:32It all led me home.

06:33I retired in 74, 93 tests, 8,032 runs, 235 wickets.

06:39The queen knighted me.

06:41Wisden called me one of the greatest.

06:43But I'll tell you this.

06:44Records fade.

06:45What matters is how you change the game.

06:47Now I watch kids play on those same dusty pitches.

06:50I see myself in every hopeful glance, every wild swing.

06:55I didn't just play cricket.

06:56I read a-

06:57Imagine a boy, barefoot in the Barbados dust, gripping a bat cobbled from coconut wood.

07:02Six fingers on each hand.

07:04That was me.

07:05Gary's sobers.

07:07Some called it a birth defect.

07:08I called it destiny.

07:10I cut off those extra fingers myself.

07:12Not out of pain or shame.

07:14But to shape my story.

07:15My way.

07:16Cricket was my escape.

07:17My education, my fight.

07:20With my brothers on cracked pitches, I learned to master spin-paced bat ball.

07:24At 16, a first-class debut.

07:26At 17, a test cap for West Indies.

07:29No shoes, no fancy kit.

07:31Just raw belief.

07:32But the world didn't know me yet.

07:34That changed in 1958, Pakistan.

07:37I walked out to bat and I just didn't stop.

07:41365, not out.

07:43The highest ever.

07:44That was the day I became more than a cricketer.

07:46They called me 5-in-1.

07:48Bat-fast bowler-spinner slip-fielder.

07:50I did it all.

07:51But greatness is never simple.

07:53Fame brought pressure headlines heartbreak.

07:55I lost friends.

07:56I lost my way sometimes.

07:58And then, love found me.

08:00Prudence.

08:01Steady.

08:02Warm.

08:02My anchor.

08:03Off the field, she taught me patience.

08:06On it, I learned to lead.

08:08In 1965, I became captain of the West Indies.

08:11A team.

08:12A nation.

08:13A symbol.

08:13We beat England.

08:15We beat Australia.

08:16But leadership meant tough calls.

08:18Like that day in Port of Spain.

08:20I declared early.

08:21Chasing a win.

08:22England snatched victory.

08:24Critics called me reckless.

08:25I called it courage.

08:27The game took me far.

08:28To Nottinghamshire.

08:29To South Australia.

08:31And one day.

08:32Against Malcolm Nash, I did the unthinkable.

08:346-6s.

08:39In a single over.

08:41Cricket's first.

08:42History.

08:43In six swings.

08:45Don Bradman.

08:46Richie Bonneau became friends.

08:48But every run.

08:49Every wicket.

08:49Every hard loss.

08:51It all led me home.

08:53I retired in 74.

08:5493 tests.

08:558,032 runs.

08:56235 wickets.

08:58The Queen knighted me.

09:00Wisden called me one of the greatest.

09:02But I'll tell you this.

09:03Records fade.

09:04What matters is how you change the game.

09:06Now I watch kids play on those same dusty pitches.

09:09I see myself in every hopeful glance.

09:12Every wild swing.

09:14I didn't just play cricket.

09:15I read a...

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