1 Flexidisc, 'Nostalgic Moments of Cricket narrated by Ian Chappell'. The record consists of Chappell talking about the greatest moments in Australian cricket history. The record was sponsored by Gillette, sponsors of the Gillette Cup (Australia), and produced by Ambassador Records, Sydney. The sleeve contains photographs of the first Australian Eleven in 1878, and a Women's cricket team in Sydney in 1898, with sleeve notes describing the first women's cricket match in Australia in 1886, between the Siroccos and Fernleas, at Sydney Cricket Ground in 1886.
Side 1: Chappell talks about Australia's victory at The Oval against England in 1972, Edgar Willsher being the first bowler to bowl overarm in 1862, the Australian Aboriginal tour of England in 1868, the 1882 Test match at The Oval which gave birth to The Ashes, the performances of V T Trumper in 1902 for Australia against England. The song 'Here Come The Aussies' is played over the introduction. Side 1 is 5 minutes 51 seconds long.
Side 2: Chappell talks about W W Armstrong's captaincy of Australia in the 1920s, D G Bradman's Test career and performances against England, the impact of Bodyline on cricket, England's Ashes victory in 1953, the Tied Test between Australia and West Indies in Brisbane in 1960-1961 and great players from other Test-playing nations. 'Here Come The Aussies' is played again at the end of the recording. Side 2 is 6 minutes 13 seconds long.
