Son Of Coco
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I enjoyed reading this now I know what happens.
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***Official***THE FINAL- India vs Australia - November 19th - Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad (D/N)
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AndyZaltzHair
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Taking a dig at two really great players on a day where your team ****ed the pants when it really mattered is really cheap
TheJediBrah
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Been fascinating to see how subshakerz and HB's vastly differing breakdowns ITT play out, very predictably
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Flem274*
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I don't think India can blame the quality of their players. Yeah, a few guys were fortunate it was hosted at home but the top order and the bowling is elite.
In the end it was a team with a history of domination against a side relatively new to being a consistent podium side historically. Australia also have potentially the second best test batsman of all time and the best test fast bowler in the world, and the india-nz semi aside, knock out games resemble test cricket more than group stage odis.
It's a bit like Ireland meeting the All Blacks. Ireland are technically better atm, but they're new to it.
In the end it was a team with a history of domination against a side relatively new to being a consistent podium side historically. Australia also have potentially the second best test batsman of all time and the best test fast bowler in the world, and the india-nz semi aside, knock out games resemble test cricket more than group stage odis.
It's a bit like Ireland meeting the All Blacks. Ireland are technically better atm, but they're new to it.
TheJediBrah
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Neither of which really did much in the tournament
thierry henry
International Coach
A game of cricket never broke out and Australia won a World Cup. Standard stuff.
Gob
International Coach
Cummins was pretty instrumental throughout
GoodAreasShane
Cricketer Of The Year
Fair to say I am pretty pleased about this one tstl
Fuller Pilch
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Cummins did a lot with the bat and was outstanding in the final.
The point stands though. If SA had had a test standard batter in the top 4 they might have won the semi.
AndyZaltzHair
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Cummins was great. I mean you dont have to pick a five fer to show how good you are performing. He got some crucial break throughs. Also he batted well when it required.
ImpatientLime
International Regular
lads can we close this thread now and move to the India v Australia T20 series thread?
that's the real quiz.
that's the real quiz.
The_CricketUmpire
U19 Captain
Just shows how good the Indian teams of the 1990s/early 2000s were. Past decade....a waste really.
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
From overs 11 to 40, only 3 boundaries were scored by India. That's unheard of in this era of cricket. Let that sink in.
Son Of Coco
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My bunny.
Burgey
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Yeah he basically turned the whole campaign around in and from the third game with his spell vs SL. Just went up about two gears and hit the deck really hard. The team went with him in that game and kicked on from there. He was massive this WC, regardless of his numbers at first blush. The pick of the front line quicks and some huge contributions down the order.
Shady Slim
International Coach
was important in helping them win here the last time out which is the pinnacle of cricket tbf
Burgey
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Anyway, good morning all. Was a lovely, cleansing yoga class this morning ahead of World Gloat Day.
Looking forward to revisiting some of the more brazen pronouncements of our Indian colleagues over the next few hours/ days/ years. Particularly some of the more odious blow ins.
Looking forward to revisiting some of the more brazen pronouncements of our Indian colleagues over the next few hours/ days/ years. Particularly some of the more odious blow ins.