2023 ODI World Cup Discussion

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Kriterion_BD wrote:
Tue Oct 10, 2023 5:22 pm
Wow Pak complete a record WC chase! Bangladesh of course flounder disappointingly.

Kusal Mendis terrific innings…he’s finally gaining consistency to go with his tremendous talent. So perhaps there is still hope for the likes Madhevere and Marumani.
Yeah, I was there are the stadium and the support for Pakistan in our city was just incredible. No other place in India will a DJ shout "Jeete ga bhai jeeta ga" (Who will win?) and a capacity crowd shouts "Pakistan Jeetega" (Pakistan will win) Amazing support.

Flat wicket, 4 centuries in the game but I can tell you it was Pakistan's death bowling that won them the game, they pulled back things brilliantly. Rizwan and Abdullah were terrific in the run chase. It really was a high quality chase.

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Why does Pakistan have such support in Hyderabad?
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At the rate cricket is going, I'm not sure we will have an ODI World Cup much longer. So perhaps we don't need to worry about the format?
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eugene wrote:
Wed Oct 11, 2023 12:52 am
Why does Pakistan have such support in Hyderabad?
Muslims probably. I do respect the way they stick up for each other unlike any other religious group besides the Jews

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eugene wrote:
Wed Oct 11, 2023 12:52 am
Why does Pakistan have such support in Hyderabad?
Result of tolerance and 'secularism' and appeasement for decades.

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Afghans look to be going decently against India. If they can post north of 250, it’s probably still not good enough.

But that would be the situation where Rashid Mujeeb have to deliver. First two world cups afghans were playing in England and Aussie conditions but here they are in the SC. If they don’t win any games vs the top 9 sides…it’s a bad look. That will essentially prove that Rashid and Mujib are “franchise bashers” only.

But if they can spin India into defeat…that would be something!
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AFG might be getting 280-300 here. Might have a chance with their spinners. Won’t get a better opportunity to beat India in India.
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How does Noor Ahmad not make that side?

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Totally dead wickets have made this WC very boring. I'm not even watching because every other game is a 400 wicket. Total Rubbish.

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Jeez India have a scary batting line-up.
When Sharma has chilli, like today, he's the best batter on the planet by a mile.

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