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Men's ODI WC: Lengthy Tail Came Back To Haunt India, Says Nasser Hussain
ODI World Cup: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes India's lengthy tail came back to haunt them in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup final against Australia, forcing Virat Kohli and KL Rahul to be at the crease for a long time.
India were the pre-tournament favourites and won ten straight matches in the competition while playing in front of a passionate home crowd and in familiar conditions. But their invincible run came to an end when they lost to Australia by six wickets in Sunday’s final at Ahmedabad.
Kohli (54) shared a 67-run partnership with Rahul (66), but never got the acceleration, due to a combination of Australia’s tight bowling and fielding, as well as of the tail starting from number eight, mainly due to Hardik Pandya’s absence after being ruled out by a left ankle injury.
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Men’s ODI WC: Bowling Attack Gives India A Chance, Says Michael Atherton
ODI World Cup: Former England captain Michael Atherton believes India’s bowling line-up gives them the chance to try and defend 240 against Australia in the 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup final at the Narendra Modi Stadium here.
Men's ODI World Cup: The Real Hero Of India's Successful Campaign Is Rohit Sharma: Naseer Hussain
ODI World Cup: Former England cricketer Naseer Hussain has praised Rohit Sharma for his dominating performance and tagged him as the 'real hero of India' win in the ongoing ODI World Cup campaign.
Rohit Sharma Ignores Pitch Row (ASHIS RAY FROM WANKHEDE)
International Cricket Council: India captain Rohit Sharma described the track at the Wankhede Stadium for the World Cup semifinal against New Zealand as a "good pitch", thereby ignoring the controversy raised by the UK’s Daily Mail newspaper that the choice of wicket for the match was changed at the last minute to suit India.
Men’s ODI WC: England Should Aim To Qualify For Champions Trophy, Says Michael Atherton
ODI World Cup: Former England cricketer Michael Atherton on Friday said that Jos Buttler's side should aim to qualify for the Champions Trophy as its chances of reaching the semifinals of the ODI World Cup 2023 are bleak.
Men’s ODI World Cup: They Have To Go To Lucknow On Sunday And Spoil India's Party: Nasser Hussain
ICC ODI World Cup: Former England cricketer Nasser Hussain has urged the Jos Buttler-led England side to spoil India’s party and hand them their first-ever defeat when they play against the host side on Sunday in the ongoing ICC ODI World Cup 2023.
Men's ODI WC: 'England Keep Getting Their Decisions Wrong', Says Nasser Hussain
Cricket World Cup: Former England captain Nasser Hussain was critical of Jos Buttler's side's decision-making as the defending champions fell to a record 229-run defeat to South Africa in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup league stage match at Wankhede Stadium.
Men's ODI WC: England Pacer Topley Leaves Field With Injured Left Index Finger Against South Africa
ICC ODI World Cup: England pacer Reece Topley walked off the ground midway through his fourth over with an injury to the index finger on his left hand during the match against South Africa in the Men's ICC ODI World Cup at the Wankhede Stadium here on Saturday.
Men’s ODI WC: Kohli Always Plays The Situation And That’s Why He Is Brilliant In Run Chases, Says Hussain
ODI World Cup: Former England captain Nasser Hussain praised Virat Kohli’s 48th ODI century in leading India to a seven-wicket win in their 2023 Men’s ODI World Cup league match against Bangladesh, saying the talismanic right-handed batter is brilliant in run-chases as he is always playing the situations while hunting down a total.
Men’s ODI WC: Stokes Has To Play Against South Africa If He Is Fit, Says Michael Atherton
ODI World Cup: Former England captain Michael Atherton believes talismanic all-rounder Ben Stokes has to play in Saturday’s clash against South Africa at the Wankhede Stadium if he’s fit to take the field.
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