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Tony Greig

Tony Greig

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Oct 30, 2026

Chris ClefurnessCORRESPONDENT
25:03
But do you ever feel like that it's really getting you down? You know, like you'd like to be back in the peace and quiet of South Africa?
Peter BellHOST
25:10
That's Norman Gunston interviewing Tony Greig.
Peter BellHOST
25:13
Diego Maradona, born on his day in 1960.
Peter BellHOST
25:16
What do you think of the MX League at its level?
MaestroHOST
63:40
To a South African who represented England for most of his life and then lived in Australia for the end of his life.
MaestroHOST
63:49
Tony Greig.
MaestroHOST
63:50
The great Tony
Adam PeacockHOST
63:50
Gregg.

46 MINS LATER

Adam PeacockHOST
110:20
So this is from the world of cricket.
Adam PeacockHOST
110:22
Go back to the mid-70s.
Adam PeacockHOST
110:24
It was a really famous quote from a man who had become one of the most recognisable and most famous cricket voices in Australia, Tony Greig.
Adam PeacockHOST
110:34
Now, this is before England, who he was captain of, took on West Indies in a highly anticipated test series, five-match test series in 1976 on English soil.
Gideon HaighHOST
8:06
No, he was 38 centimetres.
Gideon HaighHOST
8:07
The same differential, interestingly, as that between Tony Greig and Samuel Gavisca when they played in the rest of the World Series in 1971 too.
Gideon HaighHOST
8:13
Get out.
Gideon HaighHOST
8:14
There you go.
Kyle MillsHOST
8:45
Dennis Lilly and Rod Marsh, the Australian cricketers, Finn.
Kyle MillsHOST
8:48
Bill Laurie and Tony Greig.
Kyle MillsHOST
8:50
And I think we've got Heffernan and Nweki right up there.
Kyle MillsHOST
8:52
Their rapport in the circle, their ball speed, their patience, their communication, their non-verbal communication.
Kyle MillsHOST
5:15
You get to the turn, you'll have forgot there's a race on.
Kyle MillsHOST
5:20
But anyway, talk about partnerships, Torvald and Dean, Dennis Lilly and Rod Marsh, the Australian cricketers, Finn, Bill Laurie and Tony Greig, and I think we've got Heffernan and Nweki right up there.
Kyle MillsHOST
5:32
Their rapport in the circle, their ball speed, their patience, their communication, their non-verbal communication, as Finn Bulls just mentioned in his headlines, which were very good headlines, Finn Bulls, well done to you, 100% from here.
Kyle MillsHOST
5:45
And to smash Australia like that...
Michael SaberiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:56
I used to watch a lot of cricket on television.
Michael SaberiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:57
One of the commentators was a South African cricketer, Tony Greig, and he used to do a commercial on television for Kellogg's Cornflakes.
LukeHOST
22:06
[laughs]
Michael SaberiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:06
And he used to say, "Kellogg's Cornflakes."
Dwayne RussellHOST
12:28
...
Dwayne RussellHOST
12:28
Tony Greig's old bat.
Dermott BreretonGUEST
12:29
Tony Greig used to have the St. Peter, and he also came out with the, the first helmet, and he put SP on the back of the helmet.
Dwayne RussellHOST
12:37
[laughs]
Dermott BreretonGUEST
12:37
Well, somebody put SP on the-

18 MINS LATER

Dermott BreretonGUEST
31:00
... who was a good cricketer as well.
Dwayne RussellHOST
31:01
Yeah.
Dermott BreretonGUEST
31:02
He said the batting gloves that Tony Greig wore, that solid face batting glove, they were called the SP Mitts.
Dwayne RussellHOST
12:28
...
Dwayne RussellHOST
12:28
Tony Greig's old bat.
Dermott BreretonGUEST
12:29
Tony Greig used to have the St. Peter, and he also came out with the, the first helmet, and he put SP on the back of the helmet.
Dwayne RussellHOST
12:37
[laughs]
Dermott BreretonGUEST
12:37
Well, somebody put SP on the-
Jonathan AgnewGUEST
27:34
Kerry Packer, he...
Jonathan AgnewGUEST
27:35
There's often a picture you'll see with him and Tony Greig, uh, who's the, the, uh, well, the, um, England captain at the time, and who was South African, and who'd been seen to have betrayed England and all those things.
Jonathan AgnewGUEST
27:45
I mean, the emotions were just crazy.
Jonathan AgnewGUEST
27:48
But they won the case.
Ian HealyHOST
35:47
Not sure I remember this.
Ian HealyHOST
35:48
It was Richie Benaud and Tony Greig's birthday today.
Corey ParkerHOST
35:51
Mm.
Ian HealyHOST
35:51
Uh, if they were with us, and, uh, Tony was way too early.
Ian HealyHOST
35:55
So Richie Benaud, all-rounder, 62 tests.
Ian HealyHOST
35:57
Tony Greig, all-rounder, um, s- 72 to 77, then commentator.
Ian HealyHOST
36:02
Born in Queenstown, South Africa.
Corey ParkerHOST
36:04
Yeah.

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