Relive the elegance of Martin Crowe’s batting in the 2nd ODI at Auckland on March 21, 1987. Walking in at number 3, Crowe compiled a stylish 53 runs off 86 balls in 123 minutes, striking 6 beautiful boundaries. Alongside John Wright, who bravely continued with a knee injury, Crowe gave New Zealand the platform to post 213. Although the mighty West Indies chased down the target with 6 wickets to spare, Crowe’s innings stood out for its grace, timing, and composure against a formidable attack. For

Relive Martin Crowe’s brilliant 84-run knock in the 3rd Test against Pakistan at Dunedin in 1985—a masterclass in skill, patience, and resilience. When New Zealand was struggling at 4 for 23, Crowe stood firm, crafting a brilliant 84 off 165 balls in 232 minutes, hitting 12 boundaries along the way. Facing a strong Pakistani bowling attack featuring a young Wasim Akram, Azeem Hafeez, Tahir Naqash, and Rashid Khan, Crowe displayed incredible technique and determination. His crucial partnership wi