Best Commentator

[ravigoteti]

I really hope this is a joke.......

lol..i hope that is a joke. T. Greg is good, better than most commentators.

 

[01tstraw]

bumble is the best comentator ever and then it would have to be micheal holding cause i love his accent and Botham is pretty cool aswell cause he talkes the truth about the england team, normally that they are s**t.

 

[andrew_nixon]

What is the obsession with Tony Greig? I honestly would rather watch paint dry.

 

[sachin]

preferably red paint.kerry o'keefe,abc radio.micheal holding,english commentators in general.

 

[ravigoteti]

tony is lively, for his age. He's been a commentator for decades now.

 

[sachin]

he is terrible,shockingly boring...pathetic!how often do you watch channel nine?

 

[icyman]

these are my choice.,
harsha bhogle
navjot sidhu
geoffrey boycott
micheal holding
barry richards and
mark nicholas........

 

[nik]

aww...sidhu is amazing! he is funny!

 

[Gibbsrules]

My Favorites:

1) Geoff Boycott
2) Mike Haysman
3) Robin Jackman

 

[Trescothick]

My favourite commentators are Henry Blofeld and Jonathon Agnew, from BBC Radio 4's Test Match Special.

 

[nik]

i have never actually heard Blofield, so far!

 

[shahid6995]

Boycott. When he is blunt and spontaneous. If the commentators are allowed to curse on air it would be funny as hell! Other than Boycott, Holding. Just love his accent. Sidhu is ridiculous but funny, so I dont mind him either. These are just all for entertainment value, there are a lot of others that have a great knowledge and are very good commentators.

i have never actually heard Blofield, so far!

Anyone remember his obsession with ladies' bangles at Sharjah? That was so funny.

 

[nik]

oh i wish i had heard him!

 

[Trescothick]

i have never actually heard Blofield, so far!

He spends his test match afternoons getting excited at passing buses, looking out for any form of aircraft, being entertained by pigeons, and generally having a splendid time taking an interest in anything that takes his fancy... pausing occasionally to remind listeners that there is a match on, but not much is happening.

I can't remember who it was against, but there was a test at Trent Bridge a couple of years ago where a flock of pigeons made themselves at home on the outfield. Whenever the ball or a fielder came their way, they swiftly departed, all except for one brave soul.

I think he was there all five days, and by the end of the match Henry Blofeld had named him Charlie, decided upon his life story, and delved into the depths of his character...

It's not that there's anything boring about the cricket... he gets equally excited about that sometimes too

 

[nik]

so where can i hear him then?