Video: Army official compares India's air defence to Aussie bowlers Thomson, Lillee

India Today

Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) of the Indian Army, drew parallels between cricket and India's air defence during a press briefing on Operation Sindoor.

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00:00the airfields or logistic installations

00:02target

00:03this diagram

00:06you are looking at me

00:09this is a incident

00:12and I want you to

00:18highlight this aspect

00:24when I was in school

00:27it was about 70

00:31and in that time

00:34England and Australia

00:35today I should talk about cricket

00:37because I was seeing

00:40that Virat Kohli

00:41Nettis Cricket

00:43retirement

00:45some of the people who are my favorite

00:48cricketer

00:48so in the 70s

00:50Australia and England

00:52famous Ashes series

00:54and in that time

00:56Australia's two

00:57very strong

00:59gendwars

00:59who have a big name in the cricket history

01:02Jeff Thompson and Dennis Lillie

01:06they have

01:08the

01:09batting line-up

01:11and the Australians

01:16have

01:17made a quote

01:18that from ashes to ashes

01:21and from dust to dust

01:23if Thomo don't get here

01:26then Lillie surely must

01:28and if you look at this layer

01:30and if you look at this layer

01:31then you will understand

01:32that you will understand

01:33that I will try to tell you

01:34what I am going to tell you

01:35so if you have

01:36all the systems

01:38to par

01:38and then you will

01:40then you will

01:41then you will

01:42airfield

01:43or logistic

01:44installation

01:44or whatever

01:45you will target

01:46the

01:46layer

01:47grid

01:48and then you will

01:49get

01:50there

01:51no one

01:52could

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01:54and

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