Bob Willis

You'll be throwing the ball to Razaullah, um, first up, that is for sure.

Could they pull off the sort of victory that Ian Botham and Bob Willis inspired, um, for England against Australia all those years back in 1981 at Headingley? Um, the stage is certainly set for something special, and with Pakistan cricket, you don't put anything past them whatsoever.

That has been the Daily Review.

Thank you very much to Owen and to, uh, Chris Woakes.

[laughs]

I'm gonna go Bob Willis.

Okay.

Ooh.

The most test wickets for a bowler without a 10 wicket haul, Bob Willis.

Is it?

Yep.

Yeah.

Starting from the center, Buffett has shot off to a number of unusual planets." Now, in Riddles in the Sand, we see him coming home, not quite on A1A, but with the same richness of feeling that informed much of his earlier work.

This album has a musical range expanding in an arc from Bob Willis to Bob Marley, with the Gulf somehow always there, a low and high tidal range, sweet and pining like the delta soil, Caribbean islands with white coral dust.

Rather than a return, Buffett is starting out from center again, with a vast expansion both musically and emotionally.

The music is a triumph for an American sound.

Whoa, they almost had him.

Boy, they almost had Bob Willis.

One ball, no strike.

Activity in the bullpen.

And, and it seemed to split the, uh, the nation, actually.

I mean, there would be, there were some county cricketers, people like Bob Willis, of course, who did not approve of it.

There were others who couldn't see what the problem was.

I mean, it was a, a strange time in cricket, wasn't it? When...

Omar Throneberry picking up two put-ups.

And the batter coming on is Bob Willis.

Right-hand batting shortstop.

Lillis wide out to center field his first time up.

There's a one-strike pitch.

Hit deep in the hole.

Coming over Bob Willis.

A good play as he throws over to first base in time.

Mm

... until Bob Willis changed ends.

Mm.

I know I was clearly near him.

[crowd cheering] Bowled him.

It's all over, and it is one of the most fantastic victories ever known in test cricket history.

Bob Willis, eight wickets.

A fabulous performance.

Hey,

for those that don't know, but many people would have seen you on the Today Show and Channel 9 over a long, long period of time.

You've been in radio.

You've worked on Sky News and many other things.

Just to give you a bit of background, you've hosted at the London Olympics, the Vancouver Winter Olympics.

You've been to two US golf opens, the Commonwealth Games.

And Anthony Maroon I met.

And he was a ridiculous human.