255. We Need A Ticker-Tape Parade, with Nathan Lyon & Alex Malcolm

[@angelokur]

This world cup final resembled the 1996 cricket world cup final in many ways: 1. According to Alex Malcolm, Australia was on the ground checking conditions around 9 or 10 p.m. The day before the final, Captain Ranatunga did the same. 2. In 1996, Imran Khan advised Ranatunga to bat after winning the toss. In 2023, all experts agreed that Australia should bat first. Both bowled first against expert advise. 3. The target was 240 vs 241. 4. Neither was given a realistic chance. In 1996, SL were minnows, and while Australia were far from minnows, they were certainly underdogs. 5. Sri Lanka lost both openers in the first few overs, while Australia lost three early on. 6. Aravinda scored a match-winning 107* against McGrath, Fleming, Warne, and Reiffel. Head also scored a match-winning 137 against Bumrah, Shami, Jadeja, and Kuldeep. 7. Gurusinha played a similar role to Marnus, scoring 65 of 99 balls. 8. SL's plan was for everyone to bat around Aravinda. Warner, Head, and Marsh were going hard and batting around Smith and Marnus who soaked up the pressure. 9. Both Head and Aravinda scored brilliant innings in the semi-finals. Both of were player of the match in the SF and Final. 9. Played in the subcontinent, and the chasing team won.

[@tutor1989]

They were nervous, We were calmmmm ❤

[@alextv293]

Literally, India were shaking in their boots.

[@ndyrulz]

Amazing game 😅

[@almac9203]

​@@alextv293they were so scared that they did dodgy things with the pitch and they fell into their own trap. Apparently they even used extra rolling to ensure the pitch was low and slow.

[@eternallife8898]

Thanks to the beer I guess. It is a scientific fact that alcohol calms your nerves and is actually considered doping substance in archery sport

[@alextv293]

@@almac9203 doesn’t surprise me that.

[@mkultra501]

As an Australian cricket fan,can’t be prouder of this Australian team,it’s our greatest WC win bar none…also 5 of the 6 WC wins have been won away from home which makes Australia’s record all the more amazing. Great show as always boys.

[@iamchunaram]

Almost lost to afg shame

[@predatorpool2986]

​@@iamchunaramyeah but they didn't As an Indian myself stop with the coping mechanisms they won fair and square They played text book cricket we just came to collect the trophy they beat us thoroughly and if we don't pull up our socks and learn from our mistakes and keep yapping without humility we're bound to get more of these "upsets and cokes" heading our way

[@oscarrainger6472]

@@iamchunaramalmost losing is much better than almost winning

[@zubinix]

Yep. I agree and I like the parallels with India's 1983 triumph, especially the catches by Head and Kapil.

[@hillbilly3772]

@dragonballfanscantread2383exactly comparing Travis head and kapil dev is an insult to Travis head

[@zinchh]

1:08:00 I think Darryl Mitchell , Kane Williamson and Glenn Phillips innings in the semifinal spooked them . Rohit was expecting to rollover NZ and go through easy . You can see he changed his bowling order and completely took Siraj out of the game . He hadn't changed anything until that final . He feels more in control of a low scoring match than a 400 vs 400 . Backfired !

[@_bhargav229]

Aussies trying to rub salt in the wounds by exaggerating their indifference to the victory and its worked like an absolute charm to wind a bunch of us up and compound our misery. First off, Indians have to accept that our obsession with this sport is abnormal and cannot be compared to any other country, and no one truly 'cares' like we do. But it would be incorrect to say the Aussies don't care about cricket - you only have to look at the retainers for their central contracts (they're paid higher than Indians), the valuation of their TV broadcast deals, and the size of their player pool relative to population. They won't be announcing a national holiday to commemorate the occasion but this is not nothing for them.

[@almac9203]

Cricket is the number one sport in Australia but it isn't a religion. I would say ordinary people keep a passing interest in it but aren't obsessed by cricket. Australian domestic cricket is very competitive and anyone that represents Australia is battle hardened because domestic cricket is tough. You don't get to play for Australia unless you are mentally and physically tough.

[@prithvirajsrinivasan1077]

Say whatever you want. They have the frikkin right to feign indifference or do all the talk because they have won it SIX TIMES. SIX

[@eternallife8898]

If India won they would had carried Virat like Sachin, played patriotic songs and what not. It's so pointless. Need an attitude like Australia, winning world cup is not like winning a war and no need overhype it like its the end of the world.

[@_bhargav229]

@@prithvirajsrinivasan1077 they can say whatever they want and that's not even a right they need to earn, I'm just pointing out that they are indeed feigning it (at least partially).

[@_bhargav229]

@dragonballfanscantread2383 stop embarrassing yourself

[@kunalsanwalka]

You can hear how much fun they had recording this podcast. Sucks for India but congratulations to Australia.

[@prepfizz]

To whom it may concern: GET THE AUSSIE CHAMPIONS A FEW HILUX AND PARADE THEM!!! CONGRATS 🇦🇺

[@jordanturner4972]

This episode could have gone for a week and it still wouldn’t be long enough. This is the best week of my life and barely anyone knows.

[@Choochooshoe]

Same bro sameee

[@prithvirajsrinivasan1077]

You have no idea how glad I am watching my fellow delusional fans break down with sad memes.

[@arpitsalolya1845]

What an intro guys!!❤ Its now time to tell more about your creative team. The sound design, production, edits are all crazy 🫡.. also Congrats on the WC!! Clearly you guys are the Real Madrid of cricket world.

[@pasqualedilorenzo9089]

I could listen to Alex all day 👏 Great mind

[@visshhrutt]

Omg this is seriously funny… our loss was painful but this podcast seriously funny

[@a2dsouza]

You guys, this is such a great episode (well, at least the first 36 minutes; I desperately need to go to bed). I am a very, very salty and heartbroken Indian cricket fan, and even I can't help but enjoy it.

[@anweshchatterjee7595]

...you need to go to bed at 2 pm?

[@freechordsthetruthmarceden8277]

Good man! As a cricket devotee (England), you guys will eventually learn to see the pathos, humility, and inevitable humour, that comes from yr team getting a good hiding! India will come good again, my friend, you will smile as one, as a nation, soon enough 🙏

[@a2dsouza]

@@anweshchatterjee7595 Indian cricket fan based in Canada. Closer to 2am for me! :)

[@palsoumik7]

Watching you celebrate actually means a lot to me as an Indian fan. It says that the thing we are grieving over at least means something to you. Congratulations!

[@aasimyousaf2455]

It definitely feels like this win by Australia is being underestimated. To go up against the juggernaut that is India, against perhaps the greatest odi bowling attack ever assembled, with 100,000 fans rooting against you, on a doctored pitch design to suit India's strengths and to WIN COMFORTABLY is just outrageously good.

[@anafanaf1301]

greatest odi bowling attack??Lmao. Are you kidding me?best indian bowling attack. that's true. but not best of all time. not even near the best.

[@angryguy2189]

Love from India guys, Aussies completely outplayed us 🇦🇺

[@BruceWayne-zg2xy]

To the english bloke in the opening montage: We actually won our world cup. You know, by scoring more runs than the opponent.

[@sachinpaul2111]

English bloke to the Indian guy: at least we won the World Cup. Tied or not. World champions 2019 was England.

[@philstevens3821]

@@sachinpaul2111 always with an asterisk along side

[@alextv293]

@@philstevens3821cry more freak x

[@sachinpaul2111]

@@philstevens3821 not really. NZ KNEW that they needed an extra run going into the chase in the super over. Those were the terms of the game agreed BEFORE the match. The only ones astreiksing that are the people in denial 4 years on. Also even if I agree to that premise , at least it’s an asterisk with the trophy . It’s better than no trophy.

[@stewartdavies929]

@@sachinpaul2111England no longer has that trophy. There is a new champion in town.

[@obitoasty7065]

the two teams that beat Aus in the group stages lost to Aus in the semi final and final, it seems like they had a slow start to the tournament but picked up steam and learned from their mistakes so hats off to the Aus team. Love from South Africa

[@dramatispersonae1315]

As an Indian fan, this is the best thing to have happened to India. Modi claiming credit for a cup win would’ve been sheer cringe.

[@lakshmidevi0123]

​@Cr00kedKnight😂😂saying truth

[@prithvirajsrinivasan1077]

@Cr00kedKnight Lol andhbakth. Not everybody needs to be an Indian cricket fan.

[@chiefroller]

In the realm of Australia Cricket fandom, this period is nothing short of legendary- triumphing in the truest game formats, winning top titles and maintaining supremacy with the Ashes. I'm still absorbing the excitement. What a time to be alive as an Aussie cricket fan!🍻🥇🔝

[@darshil747]

Thank you TGC, for all the world glory mornings podcast! Love your podcast 🫶

[@nikolayivanov6373]

Well done boys, congratulations from England.

[@cqaqa]

Thanks for your excellent and entertaining World Cup coverage. You are the number 1 cricket podcast - no comparison!!! Good job boys and I'm British;)

[@abgupta19]

Loved loved loved this world cup! Watching you guys has been awesome! As a cricket fan from India, this feels a bit like Germany vs Argentina 2014 fifa world cup final(I was supporting Messi). The best possible result for cricket. So so glad this happened. Two insanely good cricketing systems (one slightly more resourceful😜) putting their best teams forward and at the end, it boils down to 11v11 on the field. Beautiful! Congratulations and Kudos to Australia. Fair to assume, these nations will meet in so many more big finals in the near future. Let's go!!

[@yana9689]

This victory- It’s in your DNA boys!!

[@yana9689]

What’s also quite ironic for India is that they actually did beat Australia in this tournament , just on the wrong day!!!

[@Xinnie_The_Flu]

I wouldn't be surprised if that was Australia's ploy to make Indians take the match easy, and so that they can get us by surprise.😂

[@anweshchatterjee7595]

As tgc said at the end of September, last goal wins.

[@Rikka_V1]

Australia lost to India, South Africa and surprisingly both were the opponents in the knockouts once again.

[@kg6701]

@@Rikka_V1 exactly in the reverse order too. They played India the first match and the last match i.e, the finals then they Played Saf on their 2nd match and then in the semis.

[@a2dsouza]

Yeah, and Pakistan beat Australia on the wrong day in 1999, and New Zealand beat them on the wrong day in 2015. It's a familiar tune.

[@jonoleslie]

Wonderful episode boys, I drank it aaaaalllll in!

[@ashishs4302]

It took me months to get over the world cup and finally watch this pod…

[@FreudSG]

I want to thank you both for letting us in the Aussie mind. We'd have never known.

[@sachinpaul2111]

The copium from Manjrekar and Shastri and them makes it funnier than ever

[@brotherben4357]

Ravi was great. He put Manjrekar right back in his box when he was making excuses.

[@bibek12332]

Agree with manjrekar but shastri is class He is only indian who is real and understands what happend that night Australia were perfect and no team could've won that day

[@prithvirajsrinivasan1077]

Classic Indian thing that. Many fans are also saying fluke win.

[@_bhargav229]

Shastri was actually a class act towards the end and conceded the superiority of the Australians on the day. Sanjay Manjrekar of course is a snobby, patronizing dickhead and a national embarrassment. The idiocy in believing India was solely done by the conditions is only outdone by the temerity of voicing this belief in the box.

[@mangshu21]

manju is trash

[@alokpurohit1]

Still on this at 33 minutes but bois you deserve to celebrate the victory and be yourself.. pls don’t say sorry befor me giving your opinion.. I know India rides on emotions .. I am sure we all need a week or two.. a small personal win in the office/ or at home to feel good about ourselves.. and I am sure all of us will tune in

[@91amarkuttu]

Boys, I really love the job you guys do, been a huge fan, watch every video of you guys. Also I'm a massive cricket nut and supporter of Indian cricket. As devastated as I'm with this loss, I'm still making this comment in an objective manner. I honestly feel the numerous references of India doctoring the pitch to their advantage in the final was a bucket load of ridiculous shit I feel. I'm not saying with the way the Bcci is, the power they wield and the absolute joke of an administration it is that they wouldn't have absolutely not done it, but the thing is we have no proof of it. We never will. And especially, after the saga around the pitch for the semifinal, it'd have been so gutsy to tailor the pitch for this big game. Again we never know. The fact that should be considered is it's a close to 2 month tournament, pitches does get tired, it was no different than the 2019 Lord's final pitch. And I'm saying again, especially after the backlash around the pitch change for the semifinal, there would have been surely more independance on ICC's part to handle the pitch for the final. Again, I'm not ruling out entirely the shambolic BCCI administration trying to do it, but we don't know. But India didn't lose because of their audacity and hubris to doctor a pitch for their benefit in the final, they lost because of a couple of mistakes, Australia playing perfect game for the conditions and the day, and a couple of moments not going India's way. I know you guys are no frigging journalists, so I never expect any objectivity in your comments, and of course, the pitch comments in this video were sarcastic, but come on for goodness sake, I at least expected you guys to give the benefit of doubt due to lack of clear information on this, such as there was no frigging English journalist launching a piece the morning of the game with collaborating statements from icc pitch consultant or anything like that. Finally, Australia won because they played better cricket on the day and India did NOT lose because they were shallow enough or hubiristic enough to doctor the pitch. Great work all along the World Cup though, been a blast watching you guys every morning after the game.

[@anthonygrima-thefunguy877]

How good would it have been for a back page “India moans from Head Job”

[@rawltg]

Bring Cummo and Starky to the show now... Woooohooooo!!!

[@myjdjames]

was thinking of skipping this one for obvious reasons :) but well done guys; cant hold it against you champs.

[@HikarusVibrator]

Wish we had a podcast like this in SA. Legendary.

[@damien5760]

SA have to win something for that

[@louquay]

I reckon there's enough character in the Saffas to get something going tbh

[@sudika108]

ABD has his own.... But he's a well behaved NG Kerk kind of boy

[@ohhahhglennmcgrath4202]

@@sudika108 Interviewed Warner on it too, just the other day. But yeah, it's not as visceral as our bois here, very clean image stuff that pod by ABD

[@HikarusVibrator]

@@sudika108 nothing to do with church, don’t be that guy.

[@pranavjain5216]

Hi @thegradecricketer, I have figured out why Aussies won the wc, it's not Travis Head but Cameron Green and that's not because of his rig, this started in the last Ashes series, in the 1st or second test, Australia were bowling on a slow dead track, Green bowled a slower bouncer and they figured out that's the best tactic for bowling on a slow dead track where the batsmen want to go after you. Even England did the same thing in that test match where scoring 300 looked impossible to do when the bowler was doing that. In this wc, all teams threw everything at India, they were well prepared for everything, except this. I guess they were not watching the ashes. And that's how Cam Green won Australia the wc without even playing.....

[@AffectionateMythicalBird-ys7in]

Courageous to admit you were wrong about the Aus team.. makes the win even more special.

[@ViajeNarrativo]

Well done Australia Cummins Is Real Man we are Spanish We Love Him

[@frothin7923]

Not one single dislike at the time of writing. I thought at least one Indian would be brave enough to watch. Guess no one got ‘dem Patty Cummins BIG BALLS!

[@greenmaster-1967]

ticker tape parade in chop topped Dato 120 bs. now ya talking. ' Put em in the back of a few Saabs, do they still make those' farkin dying here 🤣 Great call Miami V

[@andrewpal4874]

Forget the ticker tape parade, we should honor Travis Head and South Australia at large by: 1) Mandating a pink shorts day (nod to the late Premier Don Dunstan) 2) Eastern States to put back clocks by 30mins for one month in January 3) Accepting real footy is the SANFL (vale the pretenders AFL, NRL and Rugby) 4) LIV Golf at the Grange in perpetuity 5) Adopt the broad /a:/ PALM vowel country-wide 6) Adopt the word "fritz" for devon country-wide 7) NSW to (finally) cede Broken Hill and Victoria the Mallee and Wimmera to SA

[@badbunny6799]

Will there be any parade, and if yes, then where will it be arranged

[@saitejachukka2203]

You are spot on with your comment of Australia not planning for this campaign but kind of go with the flow..

[@cook1e2000robturnerxG]

It’s just a great time to see the two blokes so chipper

[@paulgill2042]

I was home support for my partner's Masters in Psychology. I learned a lot. I get the feeling Sam did too. (I only did Communications as well.)

[@xasx999]

As an Aussie, I just let this one wash over me, and it felt amazing. I'm basking, I'm at full bask. Thanks lads.

[@atiyasamreen16]

Visceral minutes @2:50 😂😂

[@peaty32]

Imo one of the lesser discussed but vital tactics by Cummins was the constant rotation of bowlers. Added to the discombobulation and scoring-or-preserving dilemma of the middle order batsmen.

[@stewartdavies929]

All the talk of India “tailoring” the pitch bemuses me. Nobody raises that when England did it with teams of flat track bullies with no defensive techniques in 2015 and again during the recent ashes series.

[@harinandansrikanth451]

45:27 Not maybe, definitely, I would even say arguably above India and cricket. Go watch the welcome home in Buenos Aires for the World Cup winners last year. 4 million in the streets, people trying to jump onto the parade bus, the roads were completely jammed packed with people to the point where Messi had to get on a helicopter. The emotional release in fan reactions to winning the shootout and in the commentary (people literally breaking chairs after 36 years of pain).

[@BT30191]

You guys really covered it from every angle. Thanks for golden shower

[@bradrussell1719]

Fair play you Aussie barstewards from a Pom ! love ya !

[@thatguyfrom877]

India and South Africa were the only team to defeat Aus, and they were the team Aus beat in knock out games. What a revenge !!!!

[@acerimmeh]

I'm glad it turned out to be an enjoyable relaxing victory in the end. I was not in the mood for an anxiety ridden, arse puckering tense ending, not knowing if we were gonna win or not, especially that late at night😁

[@abhishekprelog]

Congratulations guys! This hurts but that was a massive performance by the Aussies. I think now you have avenged The Gabba

[@AMJ564]

You really think a word Cup final loss is equivalent to gabba Man we Indians are really dog shit as cricket fans. It's like fans like you who keep celebrating finals and semi finals and call bilateral victories a *revenge*

[@brotherben4357]

Revenge seems to be a common theme in Indian cricket fan-made videos and shorts online. Why do you think that is, mate? It’s not really even something that enters most people’s mind in Australia.

[@udayks2009]

​@@brotherben4357well said brother! It's a real petty theme by the broadcasters, I think it's mostly for the young impressionable audiences to get hyped about, it's super annoying for most others of us 😂

[@brotherben4357]

@@udayks2009 I can imagine. I can see how it could be fun for younger fans.

[@ndyrulz]

It flows from the top

[@bchapman1992]

100 percent that was zampa who said the t20s are a joke

[@Rafay7969]

Australia is on cloud 9. England in the shitters. India in the shitters. 6 world cups. Test championship this year. Ashes retained in England.

[@mohdshl9316]

Last but not least. Be it Heads, Be it Tails. The Aussies are champions. 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@alphacentura]

It was HEADs by the way all the way 😂l😅

[@stevenp2309]

Haydos' prediction had real "Graham and the Colonel" (The Late Show) predicting the winner of the Melbourne Cup vibes about it. Would love to see how many scenarios Haydos recorded pre-game🤔

[@philhogan5623]

TOUGH, UNCOMPROMISING, NO HOLDS BARRED, NO BEG-YOUR-PARDONS!

[@jamesp2646]

The Matilda’s were going to get a pubic holiday for making the final. These boys have just won the thing! In India!

[@MyPaddy2011]

This game was won in the field. The turning point came with Headie's catch to dismiss Rohit. By then the Indians were mentally dismantled. Batting and bowling was simply playing out time from that point.

[@JKnight23]

Just here to make up for all the lack of Indian views! All the best

[@toddduncan6591]

anyone got a link to the 'Sid Monger' world cup preview piece?

[@johnwhear9600]

Have to agree pez about the wallabies and eales, nice comparison. (And yep I'm from NSW).

[@paulgill2042]

I watched it. I'm glad Mohdi was there to see it.

[@santoshbarik2773]

Good reminder to always stay humble even when there are reasons to pump our chests. Catching Ls twice in my short lifetime. See you in 4 years . FML

[@Sickdude420]

During the final, India needed to play the fake cheering soundtracks that they were using during the empty stadiums for COVID.

[@MrRk540]

Brilliant play man.. That was just well done. Win the toss, bowl well, field well, restric, chase!!!

[@JUPITER69966]

I knew Australia gonna win. But yeah sad to see some people's response to the loss. But yeah sorry for that.

[@divyenduthakur6673]

Love the work lads! Absolutely and completely Indian living in States, slightly upset ngl but loved the visceral minutes. I’d need another Gabba (dog) to feel better.

[@learningvideosbynikhil8308]

Living in the states….I’m the same thing too….I’m sad for India but also happy for Australia since Australia 🇦🇺 and the USA 🇺🇸 are virtually the same(very diverse countries with a lot of passion for sports…Australia being better at some), and these dudes are so hilarious

[@raxitkaria]

Solar panel Pat can do no wrong 🤣

[@saifmansoorgiki]

I'd show up for the ticker tape parade !

[@calebg8787]

15 years ago people would've lined up for the wrath of the Big Dos

[@raeesmuhammad9545]

Congratulations team Australia from UK.

[@andrewkeshan8649]

Australia are the greatest No other cricket team is is worthy of licking their feet

[@Cine_Buggy]

7:40 ????😮

[@paramtageja6891]

1:14:14 this is what I hate the most about this we lost to a country which wasn't even watching or interested 😭😭😭

[@mgreen1206]

😂 Why do people keep saying this..everyone I know was awake and watching, I had 33 people at my house watching alone. All that’s been on news and all everyone has been talking about is cricket..only people that I know of that missed watching it were people who couldn’t stay awake till middle of night..maybe Indians need to ask themselves why a country with over 1.4 billion people couldn’t find better players whilst Australia with our small population of 25 million always has an abundance of players to choose from.

[@longjohn5322]

@@mgreen1206 Are you sure Australia has an abundance of players to choose from? If it were true, Stoinis would’ve been dropped years ago, Carey wouldn’t have played even the one game, Smith and Marnus might not have been both selected and we would have had a specialist spinner to fill the spot left when Agar wasn’t available.

[@jetpark3743]

​@@mgreen1206sarcastic and dumb comment. If you don't know anything about cricket, how come you watching it?

[@mgreen1206]

@@jetpark3743 WTF I didn’t say I know nothing about cricket. I don’t know why I umpire games every Saturday if I don’t know anything about cricket 🏏

[@mgreen1206]

@@longjohn5322 yes we do have abundance. Even the grade cricket i umpire every wk would have put on a better show then Indian team.

[@reallyrudi91]

Honestly this didn't feel so bad. Now test cricket, where I can be invested for a 2 year cycle and then the 5 days of the final and then have my soul crushed, that's more my kind of masochism.

[@laksh1686]

Congratulations , we found new choukars after south Africa

[@kahsankahsan]

Is there a cricket apprenticeship program where we can send Asian players aged 11-16 who Aussies can train and toughen them up mentally and then send them back in 5-10 years when they are ready?

[@alokpurohit1]

Congrats bois on the win

[@knowledgeanddiscussion4339]

Congratulations guys! Well deserved

[@avinashjha9118]

Winning is in aussies dna.. 🇦🇺

[@skk8967]

Well played Australia! Great journey to the final India! Lots of great performances along the way, to both teams. Just felt bad for the Indians. Sports is great! On the day Australia was too good.

[@gautyable]

Wished that pitch spun a little in second half

[@Xinnie_The_Flu]

32:03 either the opposition or Pakistani trolls tried to edit that video and show that Modi was a bad host and was being a sore loser that didn't even shake Cummins' hands and left him hanging. It even went viral before the actual footage came out. The reason it went viral was because i guess a lot of Indians didn't watch the ceremony on TV because they were so sad.😂

[@grantsmith2218]

$1.01 on Godzilla all day. Would hate to fight Kk though. Good analysis Pez 10/10

[@clubequintafalcao]

RIP to your career fellas View count surely at an all time low. Indian coats not taking it very well at all. SAME OLD AUSSIES ALWAYS WINNING

[@aviraltripathi9232]

You guys are out of your mind, a godzilla is a nuclear lizard , it can easily clap any chimp easily. The kong is fighting just with its aesthetics

[@AmalTan]

On the issue of India being "Choker" or "Not having the winning mindset" or simply "Unlucky"; we become all that only if team and fans start believing in those things. Yes we have not won an ICC tournament is last 10 years, losing in knockout matches 9 times. But there is an ICC tournament every year like T20 WC(2024), WTC & Champions Trophy(2025), T20(2026), ODI WC(2027), Olympics(2028) and so on. If India continues to be the best team(as they were in this tournament) and have the right mindset, then luck will not always be against us.

[@AkshayKalia-u6d]

Congratulations boys

[@alokpurohit1]

Pure heartbreak.. need to go to therapy to get over this…

[@samsoh93]

Would have been badass if you guys started the show with "Dil Dil Pakistan"😂😂

[@RM03070]

Hey blokes, would love a video on what you think goes genuinely wrong with indian team on a big stage. A through review of the errors of ways that looks like we never learn to acknowledge and improve. Also, do you think its high time we stop celebrating personal achievements and put the spotlight on whta the team has achieved. 10 yrs of ICC drought and I am supposed to worship Kohli and his records? How can we become more team obsessed rather than imphasisng on big names?

[@brotherben4357]

They won’t blaspheme and risk losing their largest audience. 😅

[@damien5760]

​@@brotherben4357they already lost a 100k odd subs I swear after the final

[@jamesfowler7308]

Scared, calm. Read that again. Unpack it.

[@mgreen1206]

I think it comes down to our culture. Mateship in Australia is bred into us and if anyone is seen to be “up themselves” or thinking about their personal milestones over the team milestones they would be driven out of the country..for example Ben Simmons who plays in the NBA is not that popular as he hasn’t played for Australia in Olympics but Patty Mills who bleeds green and gold is a fricken dead set legend who everyone loves as he puts Australia and the team first.

[@longjohn5322]

@@mgreen1206 Facts

[@pragampratik939]

Howling at that Godzilla lizard thing 😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rohandassanayake7275]

Congratulations Australia. There has been only Two cricket teams which can goat. That is the West Indies Lloyd/Richerd period and it has been Australia all along except for few blips ..92,96,2011 etc

[@shahzadirani]

Top 3 teams in terms of trophies and domination over a period of time: Australia 1999-2007 (3 World Cups and a Champions Trophy) West Indies 1975-1983 (2 World Cups and one World Cup final) India 2007-2013 (1 World Cup, 1 T20 World Cup, 1 Champions Trophy, and 1 Test Mace/No.1 Test side)

[@sekharshone4725]

Not just ticker tape parade from now on we need to call Cummins as sir pat cummins ❤

[@c3vzn]

Totally agree we need a parade or celebration of some sort. Wtf are they doing over there playing a T20 series nobody will watch. #BringTheBoysHome

[@traumaticroids7929]

The fact that you already lost 4k subs is actually hilarious

[@zubinix]

They will come back and 4k in 250k+ is not much.

[@sidjyothi]

He got a handshake from his limo driver instead.