11K views · 299 reactions | Greg Chappell explained the underarm incident on The Front Bar. | 7Cricket | Facebook

On 1 February 1981, during a One-Day International Cricket match between Australia and New Zealand, a controversial event took place that has become known as the 'underarm incident'. During the final ball of the match, Australian bowler Trevor Chappell rolled the ball along the ground instead of bowling overarm. He did this on the orders of his older brother and team captain, Greg Chappell, to prevent the New Zealand batter, Brian McKechnie, from scoring the required six runs to tie the match. A

24K views · 141 reactions | #OTD 1981: News that Australia's Trevor Chappell had bowled underarm against New Zealand sparked international condemnation. Is this the worst thing to have ever happened? | BBC Archive | Facebook

9.6K views · 139 reactions |  THE UNDERARM INCIDENT #OnThisDay 1...

On This Day in 1981: *That* delivery. Greg Chappell's take on it? "It was a cracker. It's not that easy - if you haven't practiced bowling underarm - to bowl one that's going to hit the stumps at the other end." 😅🙈 Watch 'Underarm: The Ball That Changed Cricket' on 7plus: https://7plus.com.au/underarm-the-ball-that-changed-cricket | 7Cricket

6.3M views · 4.2K reactions |  ON THIS DAY: 1981  Yep. It's THAT ball. 臘‍♂️ The word 'underarm' has forever become a phrase of both pain and sporting infamy for Australia and New Zealand.  | Wide World of Sports | Facebook