The Mastermind Who Silenced Entire India

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

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  • @officialsportica
    @officialsportica  Год назад +383

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      @arifkhokon4102 Год назад +21

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      @aviupadhyay4545 Год назад +3

      Make a documentary on India in world cups

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      @aviupadhyay4545 Год назад +2

      Make a video on INDIA in the world cup and INDIA in bilateral why they don't win in knock out matches

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      @owllovesinfinity Год назад +4

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  • @sionk166
    @sionk166 Год назад +1752

    The final should be a case study for every cricket analyst. Absolute masterclass from Pat to outplay an unstoppable side

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +64

      Absolutely! What an amazing performance. Everyone showed up 🙌

    • @913egok
      @913egok Год назад +97

      Absolutely. The toss and the bowling changes are much talked about and rightly so. But for me, Cummin's most extraordinary tactic in the finals were the field placings. So many boundary shots went straight to the fielder for a single or nothing...it was almost as if Australia were fielding 15 men. I don't think anybody ever got field placings and their angles so right over a single game as Cummins did that day.

    • @Bucketcity126
      @Bucketcity126 Год назад +29

      ​@@913egokit also helps when we have a team full of fast top class fielders, warner, labuschagne, maxwell and Smith. But yes the field placements were on point that day, they definitely did their homework on each player

    • @khazgeorge9688
      @khazgeorge9688 Год назад +12

      It can teach you how to win obstacles and be winner in life

    • @arunkoul6186
      @arunkoul6186 Год назад +14

      ​@@913egoktrue fielding was the key and it looked like they had studied strengths and weaknesses of every indian player which we did not.

  • @The_Black_Caps
    @The_Black_Caps Год назад +1818

    "Nothing is more satisfying than hearing a crowd of 130,000 people go silent"
    I just got goosebumps

  • @adminmovie
    @adminmovie Год назад +697

    That innings from Maxwell against Afghanistan was the turning point for Australia. They were simply unbeatable after that.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +62

      Then you are gonna love our next content! It's literally the innings from Maxi that made Australia win the cup 🙌💖

    • @ragesh29
      @ragesh29 Год назад +27

      I think the last 2 overs of the Australia NZ game where aussies did a wonderful comeback and defeated NZ by 5 runs.. was the turning point..

    • @imaadhannan4387
      @imaadhannan4387 Год назад +18

      All of you are wrong.
      The ACTUAL turning point was when Sri Lanka had their third match against the aussies. Before that match, AUS had lost all of their matches and were at the bottom of the points table. AUS defeated SL and cranked up a notch on the points table. After THAT they were technically undefeatable.

    • @FatJackedNerd
      @FatJackedNerd Год назад +2

      ​@@officialsportica
      That iconic pose by Maxwell❤❤

    • @amazingazblo0239
      @amazingazblo0239 Год назад +6

      That Monstrous Innings BY PLAYING WITH A LEG AND A BACK SPASM AND PARTNERING WITH HIM OFC IS PAT TOO GOT MAXWELL TO 201* By the time the innings was done I was absolutely clapping on the significance it impacted to Australia and to everyone around the world

  • @violationz4842
    @violationz4842 Год назад +1211

    He didnt just beat us he absaloutly outplayed us hes a genius 🥇

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +39

      An absolute mastermind! 🙌

    • @seamaftab
      @seamaftab Год назад +49

      Hats off to you personally, for taking it as a champ

    • @violationz4842
      @violationz4842 Год назад +15

      @@seamaftab After a week it doesn't affect you as much but still will be in the back of Indian fans minds

    • @CatInTheWall1
      @CatInTheWall1 Год назад +8

      ​@@violationz4842 more motivation for the next time.
      As Cummins said after the 4th game of the tournament. It's about peaking at the right time. And he didn't see 2 losses so early as a bad thing. Because it's about peaking at the right time.
      It takes a lot of energy to play at the level India did. And I think they just peaked a couple of games too early

    • @sastaassh1112
      @sastaassh1112 11 месяцев назад +2

      Lol "he"😂😂 you mean the team

  • @driqbal316
    @driqbal316 Год назад +283

    What a genius! He did not silence 120K supporters...he silenced over 1 billion supporters and it will be in the history books for a very long time!

    • @craigedwards2940
      @craigedwards2940 10 месяцев назад +1

      It wasn't the first time. It was the same in 1999. And to be fair to the other players, it wasn't all down to Cummins. But he is a very good captain, a lot better than the Australian sporting media have portrayed him as. When it comes to sport, we have one of the highest level of amateurish, self promoting - trying to make a name for themselves, unknowledgeable journalists known to mankind.

  • @GeeshaGehan
    @GeeshaGehan Год назад +1972

    The destroyer of "Bharat Army". Respect Cummo! Entire nation died that day because of this Legend.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +163

      We witnessed history in the making 🙌

    • @johnxina2849
      @johnxina2849 Год назад

      Aur teri ammi ko c

    • @JoeBiden1776
      @JoeBiden1776 Год назад +250

      Silenced 1.4 billion people at once. Took WORLD CUP home right in front of them lol😎🇦🇺🏆

    • @brotherben4357
      @brotherben4357 Год назад +55

      This feels spiteful. Imagine 1.4 billion Indians feeling the joy of winning, as well as the countless others who would have enjoyed the Aussies losing.

    • @arch391
      @arch391 Год назад +76

      ​@@JoeBiden1776they are doing it since decades. Not first time in final, but atleast India has won 2 times and several times got to semifinals or quater finals. We are doing great. I was not silenced btw. I just wanted to see a good bowling spell but sadly our team and captain looked as if they accepted defeat even before Australia got close to victory. I miss that never accept defeat till the last ball attitude. Our players surely have become overconfident. Maybe they only give that performance in IPL league like games. That's what hurted me the most, not the fact that now 6 times world champion who wins in other countries all the time has won again. Most of retired Australian cricketers are my favourites. They always deserve to win.

  • @prithvirajsrinivasan1077
    @prithvirajsrinivasan1077 Год назад +741

    Pat Cummins was criticized back home despite winning the WTC and now he has given Australia one of the greatest wins in sporting history. The stadium was DEAD SILENT. Serves them right given how overconfident and crass our fans were. So happy for the Aussies❤

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +30

      Well deserved win for Aussies 💖🙌

    • @harishpanikar4912
      @harishpanikar4912 Год назад +7

      Well said brother

    • @javedsultan4830
      @javedsultan4830 Год назад

      you must be a traitor indian

    • @Bucketcity126
      @Bucketcity126 Год назад +55

      It was a shame how overconfident some of India's fans were before the match. I've always been a fan of the Indian team because they give Australia a good contest all the time but all over Facebook i was getting grilled by Indians telling me we were gonna get smashed etc, and that made the victory even sweeter

    • @PortugalZeroworldcup
      @PortugalZeroworldcup Год назад +1

      Humble fan 🤨

  • @farhanishraque6475
    @farhanishraque6475 Год назад +764

    To bounce back that strong and motivate an entire team after losing first two matches in a world cup shows this man’s ability to lead. Sheer brilliance, take a bow Pat Cummins

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +19

      One of the greats! 🙌

    • @stelrex7293
      @stelrex7293 11 месяцев назад +12

      Australia lost their first 2 matches against India and SA and then beat both of them in Semi Final and Final to win the World Cup. Quite the fairy tale ending.

    • @AR4F_77
      @AR4F_77 6 месяцев назад

      Bro it is just the rule of our country(India) to actually peak in their first few matches and then just lose to Australia in the finals this cycle has been going on since 2015 😭😭

    • @subbusubbu7726
      @subbusubbu7726 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@officialsporticabro I am an indian and true supporter of cricket unlike so many indian fans. I want Cricket to be alive .but if Cricket aus fails then Cricket is done.after seeing their recent performance (mainly batting) in test Cricket. I a worried about The team and Cricket

  • @dionysuspicious
    @dionysuspicious Год назад +742

    My man wins the World Test Championship, retains the Ashes and wins the World Cup causing arguably the biggest ODI World Cup upset in recent memory…… Legend

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +32

      Absolute masterclass 🙌💖

    • @r0h44n
      @r0h44n Год назад +27

      All in the same year

    • @sabeehbutt543
      @sabeehbutt543 Год назад +62

      It wasn't an upset at all Australia were five time champions before the final and undoubtedly the best cricket team of all time

    • @apurbadas1128
      @apurbadas1128 Год назад +1

      ​@@sabeehbutt543but considering India's terrifying form in the CWC 23, it was definitely an upset...and why you commented that is very much understandable considering your name and hence nationality. It's a clear cut idea, Muslims can't tolerate India, that's it

    • @prithvirajsrinivasan1077
      @prithvirajsrinivasan1077 Год назад +37

      Upset is when a weak team beats a strong one. This was 2003 lite version performance

  • @xperiuscastello8613
    @xperiuscastello8613 Год назад +215

    Cummins has already put his name up there on the “Greats” of cricket list. Won WTC, retained Ashes away from home and won the WC away from home after losing first 2 matches and against arguably the best team in the world. Wow

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +9

      Cummins is a mastermind 🙌

    • @rohangodse4182
      @rohangodse4182 Год назад +4

      With Australians being Highest Paid in IPL to #Gaz500 (500 Test Wickets of Nathan Lyon), They have acheived a lot under CAPTAINCY OF PAT CUMMINS :)
      Most important thing is we dont need to praise just cummins as THEY (the australians) never praise only one person and support whole team
      UNLIKE INDIANS who either consider KOHLI a god or ROHIT a god
      Girls supporting GILL based on looks
      We Australian fans praise all, including STEVE SMITH, MITCHELL MARSH, MITCHELL STARC, NATHAN LYON. JOSH HAZLEWOOD, CARRY, WADE, MAXWELL, HEAD, WARNER and tbh everyone
      WE CONSIDER IT AS TEAM SPORT and enjoy watching australia play CRICKET

    • @randomhuman311
      @randomhuman311 11 месяцев назад +5

      Australia didnt win against best team in the world. Actually, India lost against unarguably the best team in the world (keeping home advantage aside)

  • @FahadZahr
    @FahadZahr Год назад +140

    The best thing about Cummins that I love the most is his attitude, he believes in his leadership skills and takes all the responsibility on his shoulders alone. He not only managed to inspire his other team mates but also induced the never give up spirit in them. Being good in a sports is something different but being a leader requires sheer mental strength which obviously he is oozing with, and I believe it all came from his experiences he had throughout his career not only as being a cricketer but also as a human too.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +5

      He's not afraid of taking tough decisions! 🙌

    • @ageinglikeawin
      @ageinglikeawin Год назад +5

      @@officialsportica thats what a leader needs unlike ours who are afraid to take any risk in chance if we loose all the abuses on them but if u wanna win big things u need to have it ,i mean ms going before yuvi in the finals is one such example he didnt know we will win or not but took the risk in one hope of winning !rohit undoubtedly should have taken ashwin over siraj cuz in all matches only top 5 performs aur fir finals main top scorers like shubman,shreyas 4 par out hogaye virat out hogaya ,very very bad made plan

  • @asifmahmud3546
    @asifmahmud3546 Год назад +409

    Cummings will be considered one of the greats.... Mark my words.... A true cricket legend 🖤

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +43

      He is already considered one of the greats! Absolute mastermind 🐐

    • @rahatmahmud5435
      @rahatmahmud5435 Год назад +24

      He is already considered one of the greats. He is the best captain to me after Steve Waugh

    • @RizwanKhan-jz3qu
      @RizwanKhan-jz3qu Год назад +6

      ​@@rahatmahmud5435Ricky ponting ko bhul gaye kya ?

    • @Vedant-jq9cr
      @Vedant-jq9cr Год назад +4

      ​@@RizwanKhan-jz3quAbe uske pass to aisi team thi captian se bada to wo cheater tha BC 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @RizwanKhan-jz3qu
      @RizwanKhan-jz3qu Год назад +13

      @@Vedant-jq9cr isilye 24 consecutive wins the na uske paas as a captain in wc
      I really hate when people don't appreciate the hardwork the most strongest and talented people do .

  • @abhirajghosh07
    @abhirajghosh07 Год назад +279

    He silenced the whole country.. respect to pat Cummins

  • @adikende
    @adikende Год назад +142

    India’s passion for cricket has become heavily monetised than a whole heart for the game. Politics, Money, unnecessary hype, etc
    We needed someone like these guys to come and give us a reality check

    • @henaresadlier
      @henaresadlier Год назад +23

      Nice to see a level headed Indian, the fans who deny that India bought cricket are funny.....

    • @adikende
      @adikende Год назад +1

      @@henaresadlier Ik bhai

    • @SocialPerspective101
      @SocialPerspective101 Год назад +1

      ​@@henaresadlierWe OWN cricket

    • @mrm8422
      @mrm8422 Год назад +30

      @@SocialPerspective101 you OWN cricket? you only own arrogance and big Mouths to chant jai shree ram in the ground.. just don't forget Pat Cummins

    • @SocialPerspective101
      @SocialPerspective101 Год назад +8

      @@mrm8422 We certainty own. We remember that Cummins fella & simply bought him off for our summer entertainment & profit !

  • @zzzaaalll
    @zzzaaalll 10 месяцев назад +129

    Rohit : shouts for everything and shows anger , overconfidence all over the match.
    Cummins : Silence and silence .... 😂😂😂😂

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  10 месяцев назад +4

      Haha

    • @jivanreddy6325
      @jivanreddy6325 8 месяцев назад

      Dude don't need to talk trash about a man you don't know jackshit about just to suck Cummins cock

    • @xtr-gaming6910
      @xtr-gaming6910 7 месяцев назад +2

      Where you see rohit angry 😂

  • @letsknow1209
    @letsknow1209 Год назад +85

    This is what a real king like Cummins does. He came, he saw, and he conquered accompanied by his champion and brave players.
    Travis Head still rings in the mind. That day took him to the pinnacle of his cricket career. This is what a child starts playing cricket for, your team playing in a hostile environment, opposition bowlers are on fire and you alone take the match away by your batting and silence the people hoping for your defeat.
    Man, it's nothing short of a fantasy.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +3

      Insane final the world has witnessed 🙌

    • @Bucketcity126
      @Bucketcity126 Год назад +2

      I agree mate, that knock by head deserves to be talked about more, the way he blasted each bowler in front of their home fans in such a big game, and all that after recovering from a broken hand recently

    • @roshankumar-vg4xl
      @roshankumar-vg4xl 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@Bucketcity126blasted? Bruh he was dancing and searching for the ball in first 10 overs. Survived few nicks here and there and when pitch got better he started batting well. It wasn't India's day at all.

    • @Bucketcity126
      @Bucketcity126 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@roshankumar-vg4xl yep blasted, he played an missed at plenty in the first 5 overs, but if you don't call 137 out of 240 runs in a final blasted then you've got no idea. Blasted you in the world test final too

    • @roshankumar-vg4xl
      @roshankumar-vg4xl 11 месяцев назад

      @@Bucketcity126 not played and missed he just held the bat like a tailender and survived lot of nicks and bowled chances in first 10 overs and was just helpless and started hitting boundaries once dew factor came in picture. As I said it was his day. First that Rohit catch and then that knock.

  • @iProsenjit98
    @iProsenjit98 Год назад +90

    As a Indian cricket fan who used to watch cricket from ponting era.
    I was continuously telling my newbie cricket fans "Don't joke on Aussies , Don't take them lightly"
    Look what they did ..they beat us in our homeground.
    Never Doubt Aussies , as long as you don't score the last runs or took the last wicket

    • @RR_theproahole
      @RR_theproahole 11 месяцев назад

      Watching Aussies taking away matches from us helplessly wasn't something I expected to last for so long but here we are.

  • @athletianx334
    @athletianx334 Год назад +83

    The winning streak of India blindsided some of their weaknesses and Cummins and his team studied that very well resulting in the win over the invincible indian side!

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +11

      Australia literally outplayed India that day 🙌

  • @yuhin4694
    @yuhin4694 11 месяцев назад +140

    In such a short time span, he became the best captain of his generation. One in a million talent.

  • @kuvamverma6547
    @kuvamverma6547 Год назад +110

    Australia has had some wonderful captains in the past. To the list of greats like Border, Waugh, Ponting its time to add the name of Cummins. His captaincy is brilliantl yet different, he doesn't have that old aussie swagger but his calm and composed style is doing wonders for Australia.

  • @RexfromIslaNublar
    @RexfromIslaNublar Год назад +149

    As an Aussie, nothing was more satisfying than winning the game and silencing the crowd

    • @roshankumar-vg4xl
      @roshankumar-vg4xl 11 месяцев назад +11

      What's this obsession with the crowd? They support good Cricket. They supported Australia in few of their games as well. Why so much negativity around them?

    • @saleemkirmani5583
      @saleemkirmani5583 11 месяцев назад +33

      ​@@roshankumar-vg4xlThey were one of the most unsporting crowds of all time. There wasn't even the slightest applause for Travis Head's marvelous innings.
      England applauded Viv Richards and Collis King's brilliant batting vs them in the 1979 WC final.

    • @roshankumar-vg4xl
      @roshankumar-vg4xl 11 месяцев назад

      @@saleemkirmani5583 Proof?🤦

    • @saleemkirmani5583
      @saleemkirmani5583 11 месяцев назад +12

      @@roshankumar-vg4xl LOL! All you have to do is to see the pin drop silence of the Indian crowd at Head's sixes on RUclips.

    • @roshankumar-vg4xl
      @roshankumar-vg4xl 11 месяцев назад +7

      @@saleemkirmani5583 so what? That doesn't mean they didn't appreciate his knock. Both Daryl Mitchell and Travis Head got standing ovation for their respective knocks in semi and final. I know why you're whinning here so much. Your name is telling whole story. 😂

  • @aryanmobarakjoy4537
    @aryanmobarakjoy4537 Год назад +108

    After watching the WC final I am sure that he will be one of the most phenomenal captains in the history of cricket

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +7

      Patt Cummins is an tactical genius! His in-game decision making is unreal 🙌

    • @aryanmobarakjoy4537
      @aryanmobarakjoy4537 Год назад +3

      @@officialsportica so true !! I have never seen such captaincy... It's interesting to see how great captaincy can impact a game... every one is talking about how India failed or how Australia keeps winning always but no one is talking about how great Pat Cummins's performance was as a captain ... His plans, arrangements and decision was definately the biggest reason why Australia just crushed India... India played so good the whole tournament but they couldn't even stand in the finals, that's not something very easy to do

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +7

      Australia and Patt Cummins successfully identified the weaknesses of India's superteam. On the other hand, the winning streak proved deadly for team India.

    • @apurbadas1128
      @apurbadas1128 Год назад

      ​@@officialsporticai think that winning streak provided India that extra pressure. I remember India won the CWC 11 because it was completely unexpected that India would win it, because in that world cup, Sri Lanka indeed looked unstoppable

    • @aryanmobarakjoy4537
      @aryanmobarakjoy4537 Год назад +1

      @@apurbadas1128 india was a great team and they played great in the final as well... but Australia just played smarter cricket which totally destroyed India... it's not like they played bad in the final or they blundered it... they were doing great but their game was no match in front of Australia's game strategy

  • @Make_SL_Great_Again
    @Make_SL_Great_Again 11 месяцев назад +23

    The 2023 World Cup final deserves more attention than it received!
    The competition the team India tried to mark with an unwanted unusual bias as the host and the opponent and the incredible support from the crowd made it a truly special VICTORY!
    Australia didn't play for applause; they played for moments of silence!!
    Australia played not just for victory but also for fairness and equity!!!

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  11 месяцев назад +2

      Yeah absolute masterclass performance!

    • @executorben9800
      @executorben9800 11 месяцев назад

      bwahahahahah....srilanakn .......bro u'll still dependent on BCCI money so please keep ur filthy mouth shut

  • @amritraj41
    @amritraj41 Год назад +44

    I wasnt and still am not that hurt after the loss.
    Indian cricket fans are the most toxic cricket fandom .
    This loss had its certain positives.
    A tight slap to those fans

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +6

      I don't think India's fanbase is toxic. It's always a vocal minority! Valid for other countries as well 🙌

    • @MikspaOrdan
      @MikspaOrdan Год назад +9

      ​@@officialsporticaseems u havent yet got a taste from indian fans....u will realise if ur team wins or loses against India

    • @ray.shoesmith
      @ray.shoesmith 10 месяцев назад +6

      ​@@MikspaOrdan "Well played Australia! (or Eng, or Pak, or NZ, or SL etc) No excuses, you were simply too good for us today. Congratulations on your victory"
      Said literally no Indian, ever.

  • @glyoxal1933
    @glyoxal1933 Год назад +88

    The win wouldn't have been possible without Travis head playing that incredible knock of 137 against the best bowling attack of the tournament

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +17

      Yeah definitely! Australia almost choked the chase. Travis is the mvp 💖🙌

    • @harishpanikar4912
      @harishpanikar4912 Год назад +10

      Dont forget about great Labuschange also with his match saviour not out innings in that final against India.

    • @stephenhoward8433
      @stephenhoward8433 Год назад

      U couldn't be more wrong. We won by 6 wickets u knobhead. Those 6 could easily put 100 on the bored. Stop looking for excuses u sore loser

    • @savageduck4487
      @savageduck4487 Год назад +7

      To be honest Heads score and Labuschange's partnership was knockout blow. Where India was hardly hitting boundaries, Head was hitting them at will within the same time of the innings. Marnus just kept rotating and ticking over the strike, on a finer point, left right combination is hard to bowl to.
      Like in @officialsportica mention, the whole tournament India did not get pushed or tested. No galvanizing to combat potential pressure. Australia has a couple of bad losses and some hard fought wins between England and Afghanistan. (Which for Afghanistan you wouldn't say too much but they are coming along). India dint have any challenge apart from finding a bowler who can bowl 100mph......... ever.

    • @woopimagpie
      @woopimagpie Год назад +4

      I'm not taking anything away from Travis Head, he's probably my fave player in the Aus team, but you're kind of forgetting about Glenn Maxwell. Don't forget against Afghanistan the Aussies were gone for all money at 7/91 chasing 293, Maxwell essentially won them that game all on his own by making a double century, which is virtually unheard of in ODI cricket. He's arguably the most dangerous batter in world cricket today and he barely got to bat in that final against India, only being required to hit the winning 2 runs.
      If we ever got to see Head and Maxwell batting together and they're both switched on they would probably set a highest total record that would never be broken.
      Testament to Travis Head though, that catch he took to dismiss Rohit Sharma was where the game turned against India, they had no chance after that brilliant effort.

  • @commonman1738
    @commonman1738 Год назад +475

    My fellow toxic indian fans who mock other cricketing teams and their players deserves that silence. Thanks pat cummins you made it.

    • @mrdaman99
      @mrdaman99 Год назад +41

      Agreed

    • @User_A_77
      @User_A_77 Год назад +64

      Although I am Indian fan , I agree many of them are very toxic.

    • @manoharmeka999
      @manoharmeka999 Год назад +21

      If they're silenced too much, they simply move away from the format. All they want is 20 overs cricket, ,15 or even 10 overs so that they are cheerful at blunt shots crossing the boundaries. Or at least they will demand to over 70% of revenue shares from ICC to continue playing these formats.

    • @stat8053
      @stat8053 Год назад +6

      Sandpaper 😂

    • @harishpanikar4912
      @harishpanikar4912 Год назад

      Best comment brother. The arrogance level of Indian fans was extremely high and after Aussies brutally thrashed India most of the cheap Indian fans hiding their face in the darkness and instead of accepting the brutal defeat by worlds all time greatest ever team Australia they still uploading fake videos to let down the greates Aussies

  • @gauravsarup
    @gauravsarup 11 месяцев назад +13

    2011 to 2017 he was out of the team. It takes god tier mental strength and dedication to do what he did. We all look at the outcome but what they go through is what we should really appreciate. Thank you for sharing this. Motivates us all to keep on chasing!

  • @venkateswarantv7893
    @venkateswarantv7893 Год назад +93

    Rohit Sharma will be always haunted by one opposition captain: Patrick Cummins. WTC and ODI WC in the same year....."THE MIGHTY AUSSIES" for a reason ❤❤

  • @TitanAceKomp
    @TitanAceKomp Год назад +56

    Library: 🇮🇳
    The librarian: 🇦🇺

  • @akira6960
    @akira6960 Год назад +29

    He also said in an interview when asked whether u want to win wtc or wc he said confidently first wtc nd then we'll win the wc later

  • @4whomittolz846
    @4whomittolz846 Год назад +21

    another one of his masterstrokes in the middle of the innings was his "wheel of fortune" bowling superspell. Instead of the usual system of two bowlers swapping overs back and forth, Pat Cummins rotated through all of his main bowlers and all rounders one over at a time. This meant that the batsmen never had time to adapt one bowler, and had to take a chance against a fresh face if they wanted to increase the runrate.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +5

      Yeah. The bowler selection that day was surely genius! 🙌

  • @JoeBiden1776
    @JoeBiden1776 Год назад +58

    Indian libraries should put his frame for students to maintain absolute silence!!!!!!!

  • @banjopiggottwright1802
    @banjopiggottwright1802 11 месяцев назад +16

    As a proud Australian myself, words couldn't express my joy when we won the World Cup.

  • @catalogueboys2538
    @catalogueboys2538 Год назад +176

    Bcci tried to favour India with a dry pitch, but Australia being the champions they are proved that heart and planning with proper execution can bring down anybody. This win was a tight slap to the face of bcci who have a chokehold on icc and made the whole tournament a pr campaign for the BJP.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +19

      That's a valid point 🙌

    • @imonsarker3766
      @imonsarker3766 Год назад +16

      Where did you find PR campaign for BJP?

    • @cool-aquarian
      @cool-aquarian Год назад +62

      @@imonsarker3766 You probably missed Modi and Amit Shah waving hands and smiling even when India was losing to get attention of the record number of people who came to watch the match.
      Modi even went with cameraman to meet Indian Players after match😂

    • @imonsarker3766
      @imonsarker3766 Год назад +19

      @@cool-aquarian And that makes you conclude that BJP used this event as PR for itself??!!
      Narendra Modi and Amit Shah went there as guests just like Australia Deputy PM, anyways a PM who have already won elections with record margin in terms of votes and seats wouldn't need PR for himself; at least that's what logic says!

    • @Ghfgbb
      @Ghfgbb Год назад +27

      If we would have won....they are even planning to dedicate that victory to ram😂😂 so glad that we lost🤣.... otherwise they would have said we won because of Hanuman and jai shree ram and Narendra Modi statium....

  • @NODDYVEDITZ
    @NODDYVEDITZ Год назад +17

    In my opinion his leadership is not less than anyone like ponting or wough, what he had done its just INCRIDIBLE

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +2

      He is definitely on the list 🙌

    • @rohangodse4182
      @rohangodse4182 8 месяцев назад +1

      He is in the list of Greatest Captains of Cricket History right there

  • @samnielsen2617
    @samnielsen2617 10 месяцев назад +15

    Lets not forget Travis Head who has special liking for India

    • @ray.shoesmith
      @ray.shoesmith 10 месяцев назад +4

      Well, he has a special liking for Indian bowlers anyway

  • @rafiqintraffic9532
    @rafiqintraffic9532 Год назад +47

    I can't remember the name of a cricket analyst. But he said, "The team that beats India, will win the world cup." And right from the beginning of this world cup, I knew if anyone could beat India that would be Australia.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +10

      It happened indeed. A great night for cricket fans to witness Cummins greatness 🙌

    • @jagadeeshrajendran8635
      @jagadeeshrajendran8635 10 месяцев назад +1

      say it another way after 1996 world cup the team that beat australia have won the world cup

  • @owendavies7452
    @owendavies7452 Год назад +68

    His Captaincy was great in the World Cup final match, but the whole side was in on that, the fact is both my brother in law and myself agreed once Australia made the final all that pressure and unbeaten form India had coming into the final was going to work against them and build pressure.
    The Australian team knew this, planned this and most importantly implemented the perfect game plan on the day
    They did it with Captaincy, Bowling, Batting but more than those 3 things it was that they all fielded absolutely brilliantly and that part of the Cricketing formats is the number 1 thing a great team brings and builds pressure on.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +2

      Valid points! The game surely became unpredictable. They almost choked during the chase but it was their day 🙌

    • @shahbazkhan270
      @shahbazkhan270 Год назад +1

      They saved at least 40 runs by their fielding

    • @aparnanayakdas2993
      @aparnanayakdas2993 Год назад

      Winning toss was the important factor for aussie

    • @owendavies7452
      @owendavies7452 Год назад

      @@aparnanayakdas2993 humps or flats
      Heads or tails decides a game, against a red hot unbeaten Indian side at home with a fifth of India in the stadium.
      Great form of phycology you got there, you definitely would of been one of the tens of millions saying It's India's World Cup this one I gather.

    • @aparnanayakdas2993
      @aparnanayakdas2993 Год назад

      @@owendavies7452 though you can disagree with me but fact was that in ahmedabad's super dry black soil pitch batting in the noon was tough because of ball not coming properly onto bat and batting in the second under the light is easy.Pat Cummings also told that in interview.This pitch's history in this wc 2023 told us that 6 out 6 matches here were won by team batting second.
      this pitch's stat
      by batting second
      ind beat pak by 7 wicket-192-3
      Nz beat England by 9 wicket-283-1
      Afg beat srilanka by 7 wicket -241-3
      Sa beat Afg by 4 wickets-246-6
      Aus beat india by 6 wickets-240-4 wc final

  • @atharv2575
    @atharv2575 Год назад +14

    So happy for the Ausies... Pat Cummins indeed is a genius and one of the best captains to play the sport
    Way to go Cummins and Australia

  • @Robert043
    @Robert043 Год назад +22

    The one Thing we constantly Learn From History is That we Don't Learn From History.
    This Line Perfectly Suits for BCCI🙌🏻☮️

  • @nizamhoq3902
    @nizamhoq3902 Год назад +60

    ravi shastri on the commentary box at the start of final match, not many times you see Australia as an underdog playing into a match...after final, he was not found 😂😂

    • @divyanshtripathi2421
      @divyanshtripathi2421 Год назад +24

      He wasn't wrong. Australia was the underdog and final was an upset.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +18

      India was definitely the favorites because of their winning streak. Sadly that same streak became the reason of the upset 🙌

    • @amritraj41
      @amritraj41 Год назад +1

      And he wasnt wrong at all

    • @sabeehbutt543
      @sabeehbutt543 Год назад +7

      ​@@officialsporticait can't be considered an upset yeah Aussies were underdogs but still they were five time champions before the final you can expect a five time world champion to win the world cup despite being underdog

    • @souravpaul2179
      @souravpaul2179 Год назад

      ​@@officialsporticalaura underdog aussies

  • @samarthkulkarni8734
    @samarthkulkarni8734 Год назад +28

    Ashwin explained it in his show about why Aussies choose to bowl and how they trapped Virat Kohli

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +6

      Yeah. Virat Kohli wicket changed everything 🙌🙌

  • @audricvivianpakalpatti9324
    @audricvivianpakalpatti9324 11 месяцев назад +8

    'In sports,there is nothing more satisfying than hearing a big crowd go silent and that's the aim for us tomorrow'
    -Pat Cummins
    A Man of His Words 🌟❤️

  • @brotherben4357
    @brotherben4357 Год назад +52

    Match 1: Australia lost by 6 WICKETS
    Match 2: Australia lost by 143 RUNS.
    Matches 3-10 (including final): Won them all, including the final by 6 WICKETS. In comparison, India thrashed everyone on their way to the final, including Australia.
    These Aussies sure do know how to fight back and win big tournaments. It’s crazy when you think about it.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +8

      The winning streak blindsided some of their weaknesses 🙌

    • @prithvirajsrinivasan1077
      @prithvirajsrinivasan1077 Год назад +5

      Losses teach you.

    • @brotherben4357
      @brotherben4357 Год назад +3

      @@prithvirajsrinivasan1077 - Rahul Dravid

    • @prithvirajsrinivasan1077
      @prithvirajsrinivasan1077 Год назад +4

      @@brotherben4357 Well maybe he learnt that he can't win a WC ever be it as coach or player.

    • @letsknow1209
      @letsknow1209 Год назад +1

      ​@@prithvirajsrinivasan1077Too late to learn. We need to learn certain things within a certain amount of time in our lives, otherwise we lose the things both in life and sports.

  • @anirudhv6
    @anirudhv6 Год назад +69

    Because we were winning all matches.. all of the shortcomings in every match was overlooked and cummins studied that and my god that field placement was scary af. felt like we had brooms for bats and looked like there were double fielders xD well done aussies.. truly deserving of being 6 time champs.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +15

      His decision making during the final was insane! Australia actually deserved to win 🙌

    • @TTD-rocks999
      @TTD-rocks999 Год назад +1

      ​@@officialsporticaespecially after that comeback they made

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад

      Yeah you're right @@TTD-rocks999

    • @rrao7963
      @rrao7963 Год назад +1

      ​@officialsportica actually Steve Waugh innings 120 in 1999 super six made Australia believe they can win in any pressure situations they won five including 1999 2003 2007 2015 2023 unfortunately 2019 they lost one sided in semi finals the first loss in semis whichever team defeated them won the World Cup 2011 yuvaraj Singh in quarter finals then Eoin morgon England actually only three captains llyod ranatunga Paul Collingwood T20 can take credit they achieved the feat which no other captains could do it

    • @ageinglikeawin
      @ageinglikeawin Год назад +1

      saare league matches hamare har saal top 5 jeeta dete hain aur fir people expect ki finals main tailendars bachale ,bhai unhe pure 10 matches mauka almost naa ke barabar mila toh why expect from them!

  • @bhaskarmothali
    @bhaskarmothali Год назад +7

    Absolute genius Pat Cummins. A great leader! And not to forget Travis Head who just loves outplaying Indian bowling.

  • @student1821
    @student1821 Год назад +51

    He is not a prince
    He is not a king
    He is not a hitman
    He is not sir jadeja
    Who is he !!!!!!
    He is Just a local Aussie boy who silently pinched world cup from India

  • @raomuhammadusama9244
    @raomuhammadusama9244 Год назад +10

    He won the match before the match even started by using psychological statements like "silencing the crowd" and "taking photos of Pitch". It put enough pressure on home team that they played right into his trap that he ingeniously set up for them.

  • @SriLankanStuff
    @SriLankanStuff Год назад +42

    Virat and KL batting together was the best thing to happen to Australia. And they didnt mind letting both of them bat long

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +1

      Maybe you're right

    • @Vedant-jq9cr
      @Vedant-jq9cr Год назад +5

      Well they celebrated Virat wkt and still Cummins said that.
      If Virat batted till end we might have socred 300

    • @SriLankanStuff
      @SriLankanStuff Год назад +14

      @@Vedant-jq9cr No way you would have gotten to 300 from that point onwards. It only got hard to bat on that wicket. 270 the most
      What else would you do when you get a wicket other than celebrating?

    • @himanshupatil7263
      @himanshupatil7263 Год назад +1

      Ashes too

    • @plawandey3715
      @plawandey3715 Год назад +1

      you are not sri lankan,you are a mumbai toxicians fan aka kohli hater.

  • @A_WaLLinger
    @A_WaLLinger 8 месяцев назад +4

    Excellently documented. I am an Indian but the way he led the Aussie team to victory and destroyed the Indian team was truly satisfying and joyful. Much-needed humbleness for the Indian team. Hope they are humbled for another decade or more.

    • @Bigman1S-jp3by
      @Bigman1S-jp3by 6 месяцев назад

      This sub-par bowler of an even worse team gave away the winning runs to India in Gaba & later Guyana. And he bowled at an economy of 7 RPO against Afghanistan

  • @princedevitt7716
    @princedevitt7716 11 месяцев назад +9

    As an Indian I was unhappy with our loss. But Australia, and Cummins in particular, taught us how to deal with and handle pressure.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  11 месяцев назад

      It was their day! 🏏💖

    • @marknorris1381
      @marknorris1381 11 месяцев назад

      As long as you learned something from it - it was worthwhile then.

  • @rhEmonxx
    @rhEmonxx Год назад +41

    Pat Cummins can play for a role in superman, batman or green lantern

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +1

      For sure 🙌

    • @kaushikdeb2139
      @kaushikdeb2139 Год назад +9

      Yes, he does have that Hollywood Star look in him. He looks like a very young Tom Cruise did in Risky Business with Rebecca De Mornay

  • @thecommuter4937
    @thecommuter4937 Год назад +24

    Aussies in knockout matches are a different team !!!
    Never know whats coming

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +6

      Absolutely! They are feared for a reason 🙌

    • @marknorris1381
      @marknorris1381 11 месяцев назад

      Suddenly turn into Mike Tyson of cricket teams?

  • @capitalproduction.5421
    @capitalproduction.5421 5 месяцев назад +1

    No one will point it out, but I noticed it during this game and even watching its highlights, Pat Cummins and Australia actually allowed Rohit and Kohli to score at a rate they are used to. They didn't actually pressurize Kohli or Rohit in this match, they actually pressurize the others which then put pressure on especially Kohli. He knew how and when to get Rohit out and Kohli out. Rest was walkthrough for them. He knew Rohit would just go bang after the powerplay that's why he introduced Maxwell in the powerplay. And if you watch the 2 sixes Rohit had hit, the wicket ball was just a little bit out of the line which made the opportunity to bring the outside half in play. And no one will realize how efficiently he bowled the 10 overs from part timers which brought Rohit's wicket and without any damage quota was completed. And then final blow, Kohli's wicket where he set the trap and Kohli fell into it due to pressure. You can even watch the highlights where Pat was consistently bowling short balls at pace, and when the time came, he bowled it much fuller and slowed it up and you can see from Kohli's reaction, he was never ever prepared for that ball! And his homework was presented in beautiful field placements and commitment. If we talk about captaincy, Cummins was way more ahead in that match. He knew what he was saying in the press conference and man he showed what he meant by. This defeat will haunt Indians for many upcoming years just by the way they were outplayed in this match! And mainly because of the way game progressed. It actually in my words called slow poisoning, where they had the narrowest of hopes alive for life until death showed it real face!

  • @sivanand.b4474
    @sivanand.b4474 10 месяцев назад +2

    I can't see more valuable player than patt cumins at the moment. He is beast bowler, contributes with the bat and genius captain. His achievements as a captain are surreal.

  • @sagarvkrmadtya6282
    @sagarvkrmadtya6282 11 месяцев назад +8

    Overconfidence and complacency lead to our defeat. Its okay they deserve to be champions.
    Next time we will improve and correct past mistakes.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  11 месяцев назад

      Absolutely!

    • @pranaychandra7589
      @pranaychandra7589 7 месяцев назад +1

      Overconfidence? Seriously? No player gave out any statements mocking other teams

    • @rotikithaali8959
      @rotikithaali8959 7 месяцев назад

      It's not overconfidence it's warrior mentality

  • @withamberarya
    @withamberarya Год назад +4

    Pat Cummins, Steve Smith, ponting Aussies produce great cricketing brains

  • @mukeshprakash8112
    @mukeshprakash8112 Год назад +32

    Labuschange's innings got ignored here. His innings was as cruicial as the innings played by Travis Head. His innings is really underrated

    • @matthewrowell8518
      @matthewrowell8518 Год назад +2

      Really… as useful as heads. You must be sniffing paint surely. He had a good innings. But head had a great inning. Big difference

    • @savageduck4487
      @savageduck4487 Год назад +2

      I agree but put it down to he did his part for the team. Had a partnership, demoralizing when you cannot get wickets and they are still finding runs around the place, whilst you are defending a small total.

    • @rotikithaali8959
      @rotikithaali8959 7 месяцев назад +1

      In that way u can appreciate Rahuls innings as well

    • @mukeshprakash8112
      @mukeshprakash8112 7 месяцев назад

      @@rotikithaali8959 definitely if Rahul didn't play that knock we'd have scored less than 200

  • @navneet7075
    @navneet7075 Год назад +5

    I am INDIAN..
    but salute for the AUSTRALIANS for their PLANNING with which they came on ground on that day..

  • @sarojdeuja8014
    @sarojdeuja8014 Год назад +7

    He will go down into history as one of the successful captain in cricket history.

  • @muktadirrahman9706
    @muktadirrahman9706 Год назад +13

    I was never a big fan of Cummins leading the side, especially after fumbling the Ashes after a 2-0 lead. But boy, oh boy! The World Cup triumph not only silenced India and his critiques but also doubters such as myself. He is a man of his words.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +2

      He's undoubtedly one of the greatest captains 🙌

    • @ray.shoesmith
      @ray.shoesmith 10 месяцев назад

      His captaincy in the last Ashes was very ordinary at times tbh

  • @Adharsh6
    @Adharsh6 10 месяцев назад +5

    He is good human being by donating money to india during covid.
    He is not typical AUSSIE MINDSET.. hE IS SOMETHING DIFFERENT. tHAT'S MAKES HIM SO SPECIAL.

    • @pranaychandra7589
      @pranaychandra7589 7 месяцев назад

      lol... he donated the money he got from IPL, and he is one of the typical AUSSIE, there's no need of targeting the crowd a day before the match, the laughing emojis for the Australian media post, what if any of our Indian player does the same?

    • @rotikithaali8959
      @rotikithaali8959 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@pranaychandra7589he donated in pm care funds and it never reached to common masses, infact goes to adani

  • @brotherben4357
    @brotherben4357 Год назад +12

    Australia vs India
    1st match: INDIA win by 6 WICKETS
    2nd match (final): AUSTRALIA win by 6 WICKETS
    Incredible story.

  • @manavpatra4808
    @manavpatra4808 Год назад +4

    You know what dude, I say again... your research level is awesome. Being an Aussie of Indian origin and as much as it hurts that India didn't go ahead and win the big ticket item, even I didn't know that Pat Cummins had lost the top of his right middle finger being a fast bowler. I mean how (wink). Keep 'em coming mate. Best wishes from Sydney.

  • @YogeshKumar-ht8dt
    @YogeshKumar-ht8dt 11 месяцев назад +4

    This is the captain who made strategy for final
    and have total focus on its goal. while our captain and whole team was busy with their families and add films.
    That's why Australia is a champion team.

  • @swirling565
    @swirling565 Год назад +31

    Most people thought he was joking and that he was trying to lower the morale of the Indian team.
    Never in my wildest dreams or in the wildest dreams of a billion people did we think he was serious and that he would steal a cup from under Indias noses in India. Truly one of the greatest leaders in recent cricket history

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +1

      One of the greatest captains 💖

    • @LiminalRadiantLens
      @LiminalRadiantLens Год назад +3

      But why is it so hard to believe that they could win it ? They are Aussies man, they have a rich general sporting heritage and an exemplary cricketing heritage. The other nations aren't even close in terms of raw physical ability(build and ability to execute skills, not just talent) and also the fact that History has taught over and over again that they are winners. The other nations, well quite no much in all honesty.

    • @bigmofarah9084
      @bigmofarah9084 10 месяцев назад

      Why wouldn't you think so? They are the most successful team in cricket with a winning head to head record against everyone so they are literally always doing well, not just turning it on at the world cup. Many India fans seem to think the sport is played on Excel spreadsheets.
      P.S it is 1.4 billion Indians, not 1 billion.

  • @saadibnasaadhusain
    @saadibnasaadhusain Год назад +5

    I felt that the Australian side was extremely disciplined in the final - bowled tight lines, took all their catches, and did not misfield. Barring an initial hiccup with the bat, they smothered India.

  • @That_was_me
    @That_was_me Год назад +9

    New G of cricket RUclips. LOVE analysis video, keep make vdo on rise of cricket in Afghanistan and more interesting topic

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +1

      Thanks my G. Appreciate you 💖🙌

    • @That_was_me
      @That_was_me Год назад

      @@officialsporticamake vdo on Sandeep Lamichhane too 🇳🇵he has also played bbl

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +2

      I don't know much about him but I will do some research to see if it's doable! Thanks for the suggestion G 💖🙌

  • @abcd51849
    @abcd51849 11 месяцев назад +2

    I completely agree with the video....what Pat Cummins did in the WC final day was just outstanding and brilliant captaincy for a lifetime....he and his team played exceptionally well!

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  11 месяцев назад

      Glad you liked it. Aussies deserved the trophy 💖

  • @dwshredder4870
    @dwshredder4870 8 месяцев назад +2

    He is the "Faker" of Cricket . smoothly Outplayed his opponents.

  • @Snappy27893
    @Snappy27893 Год назад +15

    Imagine if India won the World Cup; Rohit Sharma would be the internet's favorite superstar, with videos pouring in faster than a Virat Kohli cover drive. But alas, in the world of cricket, we often find ourselves in the echo chamber of Dhoni's past glories. Australians remain champions not just on the field but in the art of staying humble - because let's face it, they've mastered the art of keeping their heads cooler than a Steve Smith leave outside the off-stump.

    • @pranaychandra7589
      @pranaychandra7589 7 месяцев назад +1

      Australians being humble is the biggest joke 🤣🤣🤣

  • @MegaWarriors24
    @MegaWarriors24 7 месяцев назад +2

    Walk the talk . No hype . Jst performance . Silenced the home team . Mad respect 4 Cummins from Indians 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡

  • @GurpreetSingh-ed7go
    @GurpreetSingh-ed7go Год назад +7

    Its not about who is powerful
    Its not about what people expect
    Its only about what you decide at the decider moment.
    _A WISE MAN🗿🗿🗿.

  • @kevindahl8250
    @kevindahl8250 Год назад +6

    Hearing an American speak so confidently, sometimes wrong, but still confidently, about cricket is very calming.

  • @msmohit3228
    @msmohit3228 11 месяцев назад +4

    As a indian and indian cricket fan.. its still hurt so much 😢

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  11 месяцев назад +2

      Sad for the fans!

    • @geoffmaloney2717
      @geoffmaloney2717 10 месяцев назад +2

      @@officialsportica not this fan. Australia was too good and fully deserved to win no matter what Indian supporters say. You dont win 6 world cups by chance.

  • @aayanschannel2280
    @aayanschannel2280 Год назад +14

    As a Pakistani I respect Australian cricket team and also Indian cricket team. Wish you a better luck next time India❤🇵🇰🇮🇳

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +2

      💖🙌

    • @apurbadas1128
      @apurbadas1128 Год назад +3

      Thank you man. Your comment made my day. I don't understand why your fellow countrymen are not as liberal as you!!

    • @darkerregion9291
      @darkerregion9291 Год назад +1

      But which team do you respect more?

    • @apurbadas1128
      @apurbadas1128 Год назад +5

      @@Eagle57-r6h there is no need to actually...most Pakistanis call Indians "Endians"...when India wins, they call the match fixed and when India loses they call India choker...what else description do you need?!

  • @AHMEDKHAN-ep2uh
    @AHMEDKHAN-ep2uh Год назад +5

    Australia lost to India n South Africa, beat them both in the finals. Fielded like the champions in both the matches. Did have a collapse against South Africa, but won it. And after the powerplay, didn't let crowd make much noise

  • @ubadahassani7442
    @ubadahassani7442 Год назад +5

    He is truly a mastermind!
    Cricket is more than fun and enjoyment!
    You have to read and make plans accordingly in order to win a world cup and silence a crowd of over 100k!
    Aussies are just unstoppable! ❤👏🏻

  • @amazingazblo0239
    @amazingazblo0239 Год назад +16

    Pat Cummings is the Sourav Ganguly of Australia in a way that he had shown fearlessness and shitohousery of talking and playing mind games ( the silence part ) shows how great he is as a captain

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +1

      That's a great comparison! 🙌

    • @jehanzebakram1818
      @jehanzebakram1818 Год назад +9

      But Saurav Ganguly didn't World Cup, Cummins did.

    • @dsm4406
      @dsm4406 Год назад +2

      Sourav ganguly never won world cup.😅😅😅

    • @dsm4406
      @dsm4406 Год назад

      ​@@jehanzebakram1818kuch bho

  • @BeyondNoise9
    @BeyondNoise9 Год назад +3

    Some people are just born to rule and Australia is that team. Unbelievable win in the final 🇦🇺 . 🫡 from India.

  • @ben1ben1ben1
    @ben1ben1ben1 11 месяцев назад +4

    Australia has a team spirit and a winning mindset. They are trained to win as a team instead of individually scoring/taking wickets and beating their own teammates. There's a reason why Australia has the highest number of ICC trophies, and is feared by many other team since the early days of cricket.
    The issue with the Indian team is that their players are idolised way too much and they forget that it's a team sport. If a player gets lots of runs or another player gets so many wickets doesn't mean you are a better team. Everyone has their part to play in a sport like Cricket. Also, their fans are too extreme. If they win they celebrate which is good, but if the players play badly they get mad and destroy their houses and threaten their families and etc.
    In my opinion, Australia won the 2023 World Cup final mainly because they fielded extremely well, putting pressure on Indian batsmen to get more boundaries. Yes, they also batted well but I think the main factor was Feilding.

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  11 месяцев назад +1

      Absolutely! Most feared team for a reason 💖🙏

    • @davidnobular9220
      @davidnobular9220 10 месяцев назад

      Did Starc play a part in the overall result ?

  • @rileywhite8618
    @rileywhite8618 Месяц назад +1

    got flashbanged by those transitions bruh

  • @balajivijayakumar1721
    @balajivijayakumar1721 9 месяцев назад +1

    Proud Australian Cricket fan from South India.

  • @sakshambadaya4574
    @sakshambadaya4574 11 месяцев назад +5

    India need a captain like cummins, whose reading of the game was so ahead of rohit sharma , India need to take risks like dhoni as high risk high rewards always pays out , rohit was too much cautious

  • @rep1600
    @rep1600 Год назад +5

    not to mention CONSTANT criticism of his place as captain ever since he was appointed

    • @RavishSingh-z1r
      @RavishSingh-z1r Год назад +2

      I don't think that only happened with him that is very regularly happens in Indian circuit...

    • @anki-11.11
      @anki-11.11 3 месяца назад

      ​@@RavishSingh-z1rnope its him only

  • @TheFreezerGeezer
    @TheFreezerGeezer Год назад +4

    Six time champions. That tells you something. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

  • @Akshay-v3o
    @Akshay-v3o 10 месяцев назад +2

    This world cup final made one thing clear that i will remember till my last day " Never underestimate the aussies". I was confident that this is a new team india but father had said never underestimate the aussies and boom we all know what happened.

  • @samnielsen2617
    @samnielsen2617 10 месяцев назад +2

    2023 final was the most strategic final I have ever seen where Australian captain had full strategic ,And Indian captain got full trapped and became bamboozled

  • @expenditureobserver3468
    @expenditureobserver3468 Год назад +3

    The thing about Aussies is that they always keep their promises. No matter how cocky they might sound when making their statements but the thing is always deliver no matter what.

    • @ray.shoesmith
      @ray.shoesmith 10 месяцев назад +1

      Because unlike some other cultures in the cricketing world, Australians would never embarrass themselves by making outlandish statements that they can't keep.

  • @Raazor2232
    @Raazor2232 Год назад +2

    This was fantastic. Listening to an American talk about the intricacies of our game is unreal

  • @atharv2575
    @atharv2575 Год назад +4

    If you've watched the series "THE TEST", you know that Australia are the deserving champions even if you're an Indian

  • @bullymaguire793
    @bullymaguire793 8 месяцев назад +1

    Pat cummins is 100 times of what dhoni ever was. Destroying an unstoppable force in their own backyard is just out of words.

  • @aryanverma8344
    @aryanverma8344 7 месяцев назад +1

    Even his batting record is awesome for someone who is not an all rounder. He can certainly be an awesome finisher, be a wall to defend injured Maxwell from Afghan bowler and wicket taker. Even in ipl whenever he bats he maintain a good strike rate. In all honestly he is a package

  • @josukejoestar1531
    @josukejoestar1531 Год назад +5

    Great content 👍🏼 I'm absolutely loving your videos and I hope you post more great videos😊

    • @officialsportica
      @officialsportica  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much! And yeah we will keep exceeding your expectations. Really appreciate your support 💖🙌

  • @mayankgupta2543
    @mayankgupta2543 Год назад +9

    First target was rohit because to execute mind games they had to depart Rohit otherwise Rohit would have read their plan if stayed for longer and team would have got hint of whats coming.
    And the best thing was they trapped rohit in his overall approach of the tournament.
    Probably Virat’s shocking reaction says all when rohit got out.

  • @waleedkamal6492
    @waleedkamal6492 Год назад +3

    Masterclass and Intelligent captain in every time of Cricket 🔥🔥💪💪

  • @pushpendrasingh8277
    @pushpendrasingh8277 8 месяцев назад +1

    What a tactical move my cummins to go with maxwell , head for bowling in middle overs when indians were really struggling

  • @HardikDhalia
    @HardikDhalia 11 месяцев назад +2

    i was there he did'nt silenced me he made me cry and i ended up going to the airport for weeping whole journey

  • @stelrex7293
    @stelrex7293 11 месяцев назад +6

    Australia lost their first 2 matches against India and SA and then beat both of them in Semi Final and Final.