2019 WC final
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2019 WC final
That down on one knee square drive from Bradshaw to win the 2004 final is one of the most badass finishes to any game I've ever seen.This thread seems to have died slightly but #17 was the CT Final in 2004 when Browne and Bradshaw got the Windies over the line. #16 was the aforementioned NZ v Aus WC pool game in 2015. Both reasonable admissions in my view.
Last men outstanding
When a dogged ninth-wicket stand brought the West Indies an unlikely, audacious victoryIt's Starc vs Boult, but Kane wins it in the end
The left-arm quicks created havoc on a docile Eden Park pitch until a calm young batter took matters into his own hands
Where they began, Carlos Brathwaite followed in terms of clutch victories over England in otherwise forgettable international careers.
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HowThe game at Hobart with that Kohli innings is #15
Virat Kohli's fifth-gear classic
At the end of an ill-starred tour of Australia came an ODI innings in T20 time
It was quite ridic that innings. India needed to chase 321 in 40 overs to stay in the tournament. Kohli did it with few overs to spare. It belongs IMO.
'Tournament'. A quick look at the table shows that it really didn't give them much chance as their NRR was so awful anyway. They'd have needed Aus to obliterate SL in the final game to have any hope.
Meh, there are a load of amazing innings in regular ODIs. I'm sure it resonates with Indian fans but it has no wider meaning for the rest of us - I'd wager that those who support other countries could pick out a handful from their best players and we'd soon well be over 20 matches before we even get to actually important ones. For example, Jos Buttler alone
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Maybe some of those Butler innings will make it to the list. But as the article says Kohli's knock came at a time when those kind of knocks were still rare.Meh, there are a load of amazing innings in regular ODIs. I'm sure it resonates with Indian fans but it has no wider meaning for the rest of us - I'd wager that those who support other countries could pick out a handful from their best players and we'd soon well be over 20 matches before we even get to actually important ones. For example, Jos Buttler alone
His breakthrough century in a valiant attempt to secure a victory for an otherwise inept England side
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Series winning ton off 46 balls
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Series winner in Australia
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A winning century, securing a one wicket win and a whitewash against the old for from a near impossible position
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Going toe to toe with Gayle in a six-fest
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The knock only happened because India needed a bonus point so had to win inside 40 overs. It was totally contrived and didn't come in a pure match situation. It should literally be nowhere near the top 100 ODI's let alone 20.
Random Sharjah JAMODIs ftw.
