Chetan Chauhan 4 off 8 Balls 16 Mins 1 Fours vs England 1st Test at Birmingham, Jul 12 1979

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Step back into cricket history and relive a golden moment from the 1979 Birmingham Test match between India and England. Chetan Chauhan, known for his solid opening batting, struck a brilliant four off Ian Botham, showcasing fine timing and composure. But soon after, Botham came roaring back with a nasty delivery that dismissed Chauhan, turning the battle in England’s favor.  This short but classic exchange highlights the fierce competition between bat and ball in that unforgettable series.  👉 Vintage cricket fans, do you remember this fiery duel? Share your thoughts in the comments!  #CricketClassics #ChetanChauhan #IanBotham  🔖 Hashtags  #ChetanChauhan #IanBotham #Cricket1979 #VintageCricket #ClassicCricket #EnglandvsIndia #TestCricket #CricketHistory #CricketFans #CricketLegends

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00:00First runs, Chorn picking up four, but a short one outside the off stump from Ian Botham.

00:14Four to Chorn, Gavasko's not off the mark and the total goes to seven.

00:19Oh, well caught, well caught, there's no reason why the stepfieldsman should have expected

00:34that ball to be flying towards him there and Gooch was forward and taking it very well,

00:43Chorn is out, caught Gooch, bold Botham four, it's 15 for one now with Gavasko not out six.

00:49Yes, he's really whacked this in and the batsman really gave up hope with the ball.

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