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hehehhe1d · 5 months
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What I disliked the most about this World Cup final was the crowd. There was no response, no cheers, no enthusiasm.
Team India lacked confidence yesterday right from the beginning, because they knew the pitch wasn't what they would've liked, but still they gave their best, and the least they deserved was and INDIAN crowd cheering for them.
I saw a video this morning of the crowd in Wankhede during the semi-final, poking fun at Surya when he was fielding at the boundary, asking him to bowl. It wasn't much, maybe even distracting him from his job for a moment but it made him smile. It made him realise people were confident enough in the team's abilities to joke during a tense moment in the game.
If you love cricket enough to go watch a match in a stadium, you'll know the confidence Bumrah gets when the crowd chants 'Boom Boom'. And that's what should have been done with each ball.
When you trust Siraj, Kuldeep and Shami's abilities enough, then cheer at each one of their balls. Even if they're lacking in confidence for a moment, let them know that the billion people who back them never doubted them.
The pitch wasn't the best for batting on, and yet Rohit, Virat and Rahul gave their best. It was slow, but they tried, and none of us watching the match could have done that. The crowd should have screamed even when they got a single or defended a tough ball, because they deserve to know how much we appreciate them for the joy they bring us.
Shubman, Shreyas and Jaddu weren't at their best with the bat, but they tried so hard with the fielding. Every time they dived for the ball, every time they stopped a single, they should have been cheered on.
Ishan, Shardul, Hardik, Prasidha and Ashwin didn't even play, but watching the crowd cheer on the team mates despite seeing the conditions would have made them happy, and their smiles would have made the eleven on the field believe in themselves more.
When Cummins had openly declared that he wanted to silence the crowd, then it was the responsibility of every single person in the crowd to fight his challenge. It was their job to stay until the last ball, to instill hope in our boys till the very end. Maybe it could have made our team more confident, and theirs a bit afraid. Maybe things would have been different right now.
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itwillallbeokay · 5 months
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So, India lost.
But we managed to see some of the finest performances from Rohit, Virat, Shami, Iyer, etc. this tournament. I'm proud of every member of the team today.
2027 will be our year.
Jai Hind!!!!
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darththrog · 5 months
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Still the best 💙
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mayakimayahai · 1 month
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Agar jeet gaye toh ro, ishu and boom boom ne jeetaya agar haar gaye toh sari galti hardik ki hai madarchod
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the-sound-ofrain · 6 months
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एक जगह जब जमा हो तीनों
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बुमराह सिराज और शमी
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divyankshar · 1 year
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Pakistani batter Shoaib Malik additionally published on Twitter wishing for the rapid restoration of the younger keeper-batter from India. "Just got here to realize approximately Rishabh Pant`s coincidence in India.
Tar Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Mohammed Rizwan prolonged his needs and prayers to Indian wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant,
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isportindia · 2 days
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sirjitendrayadav · 9 days
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aveartz · 17 days
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BOOM BOOM BUMRAH
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sportsgr8 · 1 month
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If I m The Opposition, I Want Him Opening The Batting: Paine On Smith
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Around The Wicket: Former Australia captain Tim Paine has expressed his confidence in Steven Smith's ability to succeed as an opener despite a challenging start in the role. Smith's transition to the top of the batting order came in the wake of David Warner's retirement, a move aimed at reshaping Australia's lineup. However, Smith's performances during Australia's tour of New Zealand raised questions about his suitability as an opener. Paine acknowledged the concerns, noting that opposition teams might view Smith's new position as an opportunity to exploit his vulnerabilities early in the innings. Reflecting on Smith's struggles in New Zealand, where he managed only 51 runs at an average of 12.75, Paine emphasized the importance of Smith finding his rhythm in the new role. "If I'm the opposition, I want him opening the batting," Paine remarked, highlighting the strategic advantage for rival bowlers to face Smith with the new ball. "I look at it, that if I was playing against Australia, where would I prefer Steve Smith to bat? If I'm the opposition, I want him opening the batting," Paine told ESPN's Around The Wicket. "I want my best bowlers at their freshest with a brand new ball. I was in that Ashes in 2019 and went to England with him in another one and when he was at his best batting at four you just felt he couldn't get out.” Smith's elevation to the top to fill the vacancy created by David Warner's retirement enabled Cameron Green to return at No. 4 and he struck a brilliant unbeaten 174 in the first Test at Wellington. Despite the criticism, Paine remained optimistic about Smith's potential as an opener, citing his exceptional talent and adaptability. He stressed that Smith's ability to bat anywhere in the lineup is a testament to his skill and determination. "I would love to see him succeed as an opener, I think he can, there's no doubt about that, he's good enough to bat anywhere, but as an opposition player I want him at the top of the order because that gives me the best chance of getting him out,” he added. Australia's head coach, Andrew McDonald, echoed Paine's sentiments, labeling the scrutiny of Smith's early performances as "unfair." McDonald emphasized the need for patience and suggested that judging Smith after just four Tests in the new position was premature. Looking ahead to Australia's upcoming Test series against India, Paine dismissed suggestions of altering the batting order. He reaffirmed Smith's position at the top, asserting that Smith has earned the right to bat wherever he desires. With India likely to field a formidable pace attack led by Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, and Mohammed Siraj, Smith's ability to adapt to his new role will face a stern test. Nevertheless, Paine expressed confidence that Smith's determination and skill would enable him to overcome any challenges he may encounter. "I don't think anything changes," Paine said of Australia's batting order. "(Smith) is probably one of three or four players who has ever played for Australia who can probably do what he's doing at the moment. He's earned the right, in my opinion, to bat wherever he wants and if he wants, and is driven enough, to be Australia's Test opener I think he'll make it work and you'll see him come out next summer and dominate." Australia will next face India in the Border-Gavaskar trophy in November. Read the full article
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livecricketmatch · 2 months
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India vs England 5th Test Match
- KL Rahul ruled out of the 5th Test.
- Jasprit Bumrah added to the Indian team for the 5th Test.
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offcricket · 3 months
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जसप्रीत बुमराह की वायरल इंस्टाग्राम स्टोरी देखी क्या?
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