Cricket levels up in the 1990s with the arrival of pay TV, innovative ideas in player development, commercialisation, and a group of once-in-a-generation players.

Looks at how Australia seeks its first test series win over the West Indies in years, while underdog South Africa aims to defeat Australia and a thrilling ODI against New Zealand comes down to the last ball.

Exploring the evolution of some players into one-day cricket specialists in the early 1990s and their role in transforming the dynamics of the sport.

Exploring the nature of cricket as a team sport thriving on partnerships between two players who can achieve more together than alone.

During the early 1990s, a dramatic shake-up was happening in cricket's international pecking order and the shift saw some old rivalries go off the boil, while new ones emerged that ignited a new excitement on and off the field.

Examines how, despite cricket being a team sport, certain players produce remarkable individual performances that astound viewers.