Greg Chappell

Calm personality.

Greg Chappell came.

He got ruined.

Indians don't handle it.

Recently, 21 international cricket captains signed a letter to the Pakistani Prime Minister asking for proper medical advice and welfare for the former Pakistani cricket captain Imran Khan, who is in prison.

The letter was initiated by Australian Greg Chappell and was the second such appeal in recent months.

Three Indian players, Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar, and Dilip Venksakar were among the signatories.

The letter said they were not seeking to adjudicate Pakistan's domestic legal processes, but believed that ensuring a court-ordered medical process was completed, which was a basic matter of decency.

But do you think it will make any difference?

Well, I mean, you know, on the face of it, this is, you know, it's a fellow player, Goodwill, which is coming out.

Let's be clear that Greg Chappell, who initiated, who inspired this petition, is not speaking on behalf of the Australian government.

Or Mike Brearley, who signed it in England, along with Michael Arthurton and Nasser Hussain, they're not doing it on behalf of the UK government.

You just wore a, a hat that you had.

Like y- I'd wear an Iron Maiden cap out sometimes, or I actually bought the Greg Chappell white floppy, which, you know, had the, the hard rim, 'cause I didn't like the floppy rim.

Didn't wash it, 'cause I didn't want that to happen.

And I used to wear that when I was fielding and when I was batting.

Paraclete writes in, "Based on the most recent pod, it appears the optimal solution for our national batting woes is for Ian Chappell to personally come round and wang a ball off 16 paces at the head of every child in Australia aged nine to 12.

This is not unreasonable." Now context is we spoke to Greg Chappell a couple of weeks ago, who said that he learned how to play the short ball because his brother used to pelt them at his head.

Mm-hmm.

Mm.

So, you know, it was a great period because, I still maintain that that period of county cricket had to be the best era in county cricket because not only did you have these great West Indian players, but you had some of the greats from all the other countries.

You know, Sir Lungavaska played, Greg Chappell.

Yeah.

You know, Majid Khan.