I watched my very first test match at Lord's in this series. Saw Sir Garry score a hundred. Great match.

Allan knit a great wicker keeper Batsman England and Wales seeing marvellous man fit

There was no  TV  but had the transistor glued to our ears, THE Calypso cricketers were the greatest entertainers in the history of the game

I was at the game. Remember this team well. Hayes at one point in the series scored a century against bowlers like Boyce. He moved hie feet so well to meet the ball. The West Indies were amazing to watch and yes muted celebrations.

It is amazing how it took so long for anyone within the television industry to decide that it might be a good idea to have cameras behind both sets of stumps and then switch from one camera shot to the other at the end of each over.

Oh 1970s how much I love you 💕 the best era for test cricket. The ashes, the West Indies and australia and india produced the best in that time

Loved these days as a kid ,going for a swim on the beach ,but made sure I was home for 11.30 when the day's play started .West Indies won the series 2-0 with Sobers scoring a classic 150 in 3rd test on his farewell appearance in England

Their names were impressive their behavior more humble and more impressive and the exicution of game was most impressive i will always love them i will always remember their game.great wi team.

Those days i was in my teens listening to cricket on small a transistor radio didn't quite understand fielding position but got a small cricket magazine from my eldest brother and began to fully understand the game.

Those was the scintillating days of test cricket in it's highest proportion i was in cricket delightful heaven

Ah Clive Lloyd. Hero from my youth

Great cricket

Keith Boyce was a Great Cricketer , I remember him making 95 at Adelaide in the 75/76 series a Dynamic Innings.

Very good to watch in 2025 when I am 84 years young . Strong WI team

I must admit, it is great to hear all the old commentaters from that time. It reminded me of my DAD!☺☺☺

Unbelievable seeing Sobers at 7, Julien at 8 and Boyce at 9. What a batting line up!!

Thanks for sharing this. I have always wanted to see Lance Gibbs and Keith Boyce bowl. This is wonderful.

It's interesting to hear Ritchie saying that Kallicharan was nowhere near the pitch of the ball when he hit Underwood. This is now an orthodox stroke in modern cricket. Sobers was a god.

Great to Sobers..as I was born in 1968

When proper cricket was played and in proper cricket clothes