That was quite simply the greatest ODI innings I've ever seen. Even better than Lloyd in 1975 - which is saying something.
Every other batsman managed to score at around a run a ball - Gilchrist went at one and a half a ball, and that was effectively the game decided right there.
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Yes indeed - what a time to come back into form!
I reckon the Aussies will miss him more than Warne, when the time comes.
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