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- The underarm bowling incident took place in the year 1981(1 February 1981) when Australia were playing against NZ at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
- This was bowled by Trevor Chappell on instruction by his elder bro and captain of Australia in the match - Greg Chappell to prevent NZ from getting a 6 of the last ball to tie the match!
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