India vs Australia | 2023 Cricket World Cup Final Review

A review of Australia's win in the 2023 Cricket World Cup final over India.
#cricket #australia #cricketworldcup

[@MuhammadAhmed-yy9es]

As an Indian!!... I really appreciate the Aussie performance and I think Australia deserve to Win more than India.... Congratulations to Aussies 🎉🎉 Love from Hyderabad ❤️

[@Gullytogully]

Yup sometimes you just have to put your hands up and concede that the opposition was phenomenal

[@MuhammadAhmed-yy9es]

@@Gullytogully Exactly

[@michaelbuettner1487]

@@Gullytogully You have to learn from your opponents in history learn from mistake and correct them, Indian men need to eat more red meat it makes your testicles grow

[@AndyFNQ84]

Hard to be gracious when it hurts, Respect. Looking forward to next test series Aus v India!

[@bravedog5704]

As an Aussie, hearing your pain on what past Aussie teams have done in big games really crystallized why Australia wins big games. I sense that the fantastic, heavily favoured, Indian team would have preferred to play South Africa or New Zealand or The Rest of the World LOL. The mystique of the Australian team is that every other nation has been gutted by them in the big moments in the past. Australia played at their best and India did not, despite playing at their best for 10 previous games. Fear of the Yellow jersey made them change their template, and it cost them the final.

[@iancremmins4727]

@my_father_sorry_i_am_lying_now should the trophy have been given to India at that stage?

[@Charmis452]

These fellows lack class as I said earlier.

[@bravedog5704]

You didn't address anything I said... cry more! @my_father_sorry_i_am_lying_now

[@bravedog5704]

Let me explain some more... Afghanistan had Australia dead in the water 2 weeks ago in the most important game in their cricketing history as they were striving for a finals berth. In no universe should that brave Afghanistan team have lost that day with Australia in an "impossible" position. What Maxwell did to that team will exist in the DNA of Afghanistan for a generation or more, and they will fear Australia accordingly. Afghanistan is the latest to experience what the yellow jersey means on a cricket pitch. Australia does not always play at their best, but they have the weight of a history of wrecking everyone around them on their side when it matters. Sometimes mystique, superstition and history is enough to put the best on the back foot. It's not a boast, it's an observation. And it is why Australia won an improbable game with 7 overs and 6 wickets to spare.

[@iankearns774]

@my_father_sorry_i_am_lying_now Do you want a tissue? We were ordinary at the start of the series but got better as the series went on. The cream always rises to the top, we did that. As to the pitch, Sharma said he would have batted so your theory dosen't stand up.

[@SnorriHT]

Aussies play their best when recovering from a broken hand or Golf Cart concussion 😛

[@bloodangels-sonsofsanguini7992]

Yeah it’s just like a hangover

[@leftin74]

Australia learnt from their two defeats and changed their game. India did not suffer a loss and felt there was no need to make any changes at all to a winning plan

[@stewartdavies929]

Until their turn to bowl

[@kosan2875]

They played completely different. 2 boundary between the 11th to 40th over is next level ridiculous. Even minnow team have more intent

[@chrishalious8194]

THIS IS THE BEST OF LOT of REVIEWS that I have seen

[@Gullytogully]

Thanks a lot! Really appreciate the support

[@matthewkimber4513]

I think it's less that India choked and more that Australia slowly strangled them.

[@dan27826]

only aussies can make 11 men look like 20. they were simply everywhere. the only way out was hitting sixes but on that pitch and with those early blows india never got the chance. they crumbled and got 0 support from those 100000 or whatever people. People were there to see the team win, not to support when they were not winning.

[@michaelbuettner1487]

@@dan27826 It’s because, Kohli needed a century and he didn’t show up because pressure he carries

[@lukesmith3240]

@@dan27826nailed it!!!! Perfectly articulated

[@mithrasrevisited4873]

Yellow? Gold. Australia played as a team and supported each other. India had a big head thinking they just needed to show up. They selected the pitch and it backfired on them.

[@bravedog5704]

True... the decision to doctor the pitch backfired.

[@singh0003]

Talent matters, but attitude/heart/courage/confidence matters equally too. Indian culture only offers "fear of failure" attitude. Australia wants to "kick ass" on an important day. India wants to "not fail". See the attitude difference? positive vs negative approach?

[@Gullytogully]

Yes, mindset trumps all in big games

[@noelroberts8199]

The Aussies just know how to win the Big Games, it's in our DNA, we don't choke like other teams and that was what happened to India, they CHOKED under pressure. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, OI, OI, OI.........................🏏🏏🏏🏏🏏🏏🏏🏏🏏🏏🏏

[@rocknral]

Mate, I can think of many times we choked. It's swings and roundabouts.

[@rekitsnere469]

indians always crumble against aussieessssss....fear of failure looming on indian weakest minds

[@klano8443]

Did Australia choke in 96

[@rekitsnere469]

that was sill a good fight back...here india choked to no limit

[@klano8443]

India are the 4th largest economy in the world and there buying half our companies, while Australia is an evonomic basket case , ohh they still have their cricket team.

[@glehal83]

To me, India did not have a bad game. They had an avg game. Australia had a great game. That’s all it took.

[@Gullytogully]

Slightly below average (6 fours in last 40 overs) but yes wasnt a disaster. Australia just too mentally tough

[@glehal83]

@@Gullytogully yep. That stat is certainly damning. What’s interesting is that in the media, before this WC, it was reported that one of key failures of past semifinal/finals was the cautious approach the Indian team took in those games. It was also mentioned that they would rectify it this WC by not changing their approach. That stat shows that the Indian team was once again were too cautious in those overs. Once the planned acceleration in the last 10 failed, the match was done.

[@aru4912]

@@glehal83only Rohit followed the new template

[@iancremmins4727]

at this level, you blink, you lose

[@bravedog5704]

If they played this game on a flat track, India would have probably won. Cummins decision to bowl first exposed the bad wicket that India hoped to exploit. They didn't need that sly wicket; they needed a standard track and probably would have won. Shenanigans backfired.

[@aheat3036]

😂 Congratulations Australia 🇦🇺 and thank you from the entire cricketing world for defeating India!

[@User-ce4zu]

Thanks Afghanistan for showing your right place 😂😂😂

[@alansimmonds9030]

You're welcome.

[@rishiraaj.580]

Painful End For India. This defeat in the final will give pain for long long time . 😭

[@aru4912]

Very good review guys as usual ! As an Indian fan still can’t believe we hit only 4 boundaries in 4 overs . That’s where the match was lost. Bowling I’m with you guys when the ball was new and swinging Siraj didn’t get a chance

[@Gullytogully]

Thanks a lot for your support! Yes some big differences in approach vs how they did in the rest of the tournament

[@andrewmaroc113]

congratulations Australia but also to India for being gracious hosts - I hope Australia is so classy when they lose a final

[@rajeshsmusical]

OVer confidence and hype should stop. That was the main reason. Too much pressure from media. Aussies played well and cummins showed a great captaincy

[@raghukavali2303]

Not true..real reason is fear of failure..after Rohit unfortunate dismissal other players felt panic..no one shown courage except kohli..even bowlers have no aggression..poor performance of spinners..poor umpiring all are the reason for defeat..

[@rajeshsmusical]

@@raghukavali2303 but overall hype & pressure was there may be you won’t admit it

[@mychannel-dp1065]

What’s an unfortunate dismissal? That was a phenomenal catch that simply got him out. He wanted to play like Ro-hitman than the captain of a team. Should have learned from Dhoni and what he did in 2011 by stepping up and stabilizing the team.

[@ray.shoesmith]

The fact is the Indian team were so overhyped in the Indian media that Indians started to believe that they are a better team than they actually are. How many Indian players would get selected in the Australian team? Three at the very most. India have a good team, but they're far from the 1980s West Indies or 2000's Australia like Indians have been led to believe by their media. Moral of the story? You can start telling everyone how fantastic and unbeatable and dominant and wonderful you are AFTER you win a few tournaments, because until you do you're actually none of those things in reality. It's all smoke and no substance otherwise, and you look like fools.

[@SilentHotdog28]

I think Pat choosing to bowl might have been a mind game whether that was intended or not is a different story, but I think the Indians were shell shocked by Australia's willingness to bowl first and that might have caused plans fall apart and other plans to be forgotten about, not only that, but because of how effective Australia's bowling and fielding was, that would have further reinforced the negative thoughts in Indian players heads. "We can't score boundaries, they just stop everything, we can't risk hitting over the top, because we might expose our tail enders too early" So they did the safest option at every corner, but it wasn't enough.

[@mychannel-dp1065]

You had me at ‘the Aussies always win’ 😀

[@Gullytogully]

It’s starting to get boring now

[@rogerpattube]

As independent (NZ) I am always impressed by Indian supporters good nature and sportsmanship. I like you guys!

[@glennhumphries9444]

Genuine commiserations to India. You are a great team of genuine competitors.

[@iankearns774]

Yes all players get a consolation competed trophy nowadays. So India deserve their runners up medal. LOL

[@bloodangels-sonsofsanguini7992]

@@iankearns774is that like a feels good badge you get in under 12’s ?

[@iankearns774]

@@bloodangels-sonsofsanguini7992Participation award.

[@darkstars-torpedoes-of-truth]

Thanks boys from Australia, a great analysis and totally non parochial. Indian fans, take heart, your team is equal to any team and can beat any team on a given day. Today was Australia's day, tomorrow..who knows? Indian supporters, do you think a loss on the way to the finals would have been good for the team and let the lower order get some batting? It's hard though when you have the "fab five" I guess. Anyway, very good video.

[@kas-amazing]

What a win for the Aussies.

[@wouldlovemyownname]

Im begginning to think that the Aussie temperament which is a product of our culture, play a big part in our success in big events. We play the big moments with no fear of losing and are therefore able to execute our skills with a clear head.We also have perspective, an d seem to understand that it is a game and not a measure of our worth as a nation. An observation I have is that our crowds are quieter than the other nations who very outwardly display their passion in the stands whilst we casually chat about the state of the match, strategy, what we had for christmas dinner etc so on the whole; although we enjoy it; we're far more casual and relaxed about it.

[@valueinvestor77]

This World Cup win was on par with the win in 1987. That win in 1987 also heralded the beginning of Australia’s rise in the cricketing ranks which shows in the World Cup win in 2023, some 36 years later.

[@lukepownall7292]

Great discussion fellas 👏🏏👍

[@singh0003]

India in ICC events since 2013: - Lost T20WC Final in 2014. - Lost WC Semi in 2015. - Lost T20 WC Semi in 2016. - Lost CT Final in 2017. - Lost WC Semi in 2019. - Lost WTC Final in 2021. - Lost T20WC Semi in 2022. - Lost WTC Final in 2023. - Lost WC Final in 2023. CHOKERS!!! Hell yeah! 100% chokers! and if this team can choke, no other Indian future team will be confident of winning

[@bravedog5704]

But they do control gambling on the sport... LOL

[@robertpobrien]

Hey guys Really enjoyed your review on the game.

[@Gullytogully]

Thanks so much! Really appreciate the support

[@dmuzz81]

Indian cricket fans always appreciate good cricket, even when its their opponent. Much respect 🙏

[@gdon8424]

India looked a bit rattled in the first innings when they saw how well australia bowled and fielded. Then after that it was like India went into their shell and weren't playing with the confidence that they had previously.

[@AndyFNQ84]

Great analysis guys, really identified key moments and explained them clearly. Very professional, thanks for that.

[@Gullytogully]

Thanks so much for the kind words and support!

[@vampyresgraveyard3307]

As an aussie i had india to win the final against Australia , i tipped india to win before the world cup started. I didn't think Australia would of made the final i had New Zealand or south Africa would of faced india in the final.

[@eglin32]

Koli in a close-up not long before getting out looked under extreme pressure and almost haunted. A very good Indian side buckled too easily against the pressure applied by an even better fully committed Australian team.

[@bloodangels-sonsofsanguini7992]

Choker

[@gsin311]

Aussies can put pressure, their tail is not that long. Most of their bowlers can bat and score at least 25 to 30 runs. Indian tail was long and other than Bumrah and Shami, i dont anyone else can hold a bat. They can do singles but thats abt it. I think that was the main reason why KL rahul played so slow but even still if you dont attack the bowlers, they will get on top of you. Thats what happened.

[@stefanlemottee6998]

I think the first thing you probably needed to discuss was the pitch. And the karma that was dealt back to the BCCI by attempting to give India an advantage by producing a dry, low scoring wicket, against the wishes of the ICC!

[@Supersticio]

I know it hurts, but it's the past. You will overcome, and be Champions in the future. India is a powerhouse. From an Australian

[@hashimali3958]

Wonderful Discussion 😊 As A Purist , I Became Australian Supporter In This World Cup n Stuck To My Guns Predicting , Australia Will Beat India In Final ...... I Supported England During LAST Ashes !!

[@Gullytogully]

Thank you for your support!

[@paulrichardson5892]

as an aussie , you learn very early that its not over until its over. . i love the indian team and indians in general, but in sport you must not let the desire overtake the events. as much as you think you will win , and even though you have on paper the best team . each game is a new event. cricket is a game that involves the team , the pitch, the elements , atmosphere ,humidity etc. it is not a simple game, tactics , individual skills and decision making and more. cricket is not simply a game of bat and ball .its a game of problem solving. each game brings up a multitude of issues that the captain has to resolve. the team that does this better will win . its not the best team per sae but the most adept at changing plans and overcoming unexpected crises . india has the better team in batting and bowling but it was favourite and that leads to an unconscience feeling that you will win.

[@SilentHotdog28]

When I tuned in, India were batting and it was 83/3, I thought "oh, India won the toss and batted, but damn, we've already got 3 wickets" I thought that was a good start considering we're chasing.......Wickets kept periodically falling and thought, damn we're going really good here, we're a chance at winning this. Later found out Pat elected to bowl........I nearly fainted.......I was thinking Pat Cummins had testicles the size of watermelons haha.

[@grandmasterjo1]

As an Indian when I asked my friends what the outcome of the final would be They all spoke emotionally and said India will surely win. I said “ Australia know how to win Big Finals” besides India had taken for granted they already won the cup. Complacency was factor. Having said that Why isn’t no one discussing why did ICC allow such poor standard and quality of a pitch in a final where the cup is a lottery with the coin That’s a shame for all those 22 men who give their best to prove their best. ICC is ruining the sport Period.

[@almac9203]

The Indian team and BCCI chose the pitch for the semi and final. The ICC and BCCI agreed on the pitches before the tournament but the BCCI decided to change up the pitches. They wanted a worn pitch instead of a fresh pitch and it backfired. The ICC was supposed to be in charge of the pitches but the BCCI decided to influence the pitch selection and preparation. The groundsman for the semi said that he was under orders from the BCCI. They laid a trap for Australia but fell in their own trap.

[@grandmasterjo1]

So why isn’t the media discussing the most important reason of this match backfire The whole world now knows how the substandard pitch reacted to a World Cup final. Your assertions are very serious if true.

[@almac9203]

@@grandmasterjo1 the pitch controversy was covered in the New Zealand, English and Australian media but mostly ignored by the Indian media. Go and do a google search of the term BCCI Pitch ICC and you will find lots of stories about the subject. ICC pitch consultant Andy Atkinson wasn't happy with the pitch changes for the semi and final according to reports to the UK papers. The Indian Express newspaper said the Indian team management asked the curator to shave off the grass for the Semi-final with New Zealand.

[@iankearns774]

@@almac9203 A fresh pitch would have suited the Aussie quicks, Cummins and co expected the pitch they got so worked on cutters and slow bouncers in the leadup. We have been in India for longer than any other team in the last 6 months other than India and it showed. We are more used to your decks now.

[@bravedog5704]

THIS IS CORRECT@@almac9203

[@Toddhull6185]

Considering Australia has 25 million compared to Indias 1400 million .Imagine how good Australias team would be if we had that many people to choose from

[@davidrowan3818]

Yes and don't forget we have our own sport called AFL, Australian rules football that takes so many elite athletes from our international sides 😮

[@davidrowan3818]

Including cricket

[@Toddhull6185]

@@davidrowan3818 AFL is crap ,NRL takes all the talent where im from

[@Toddhull6185]

@@davidrowan3818 Every kid plays Rugby League here in winter cricket in summer

[@normahfadzil1481]

India have a long tail and they hve not been tested throughout this tournament. All previous India games were too easy and tailenders were not required.

[@penstar]

Hopefully we'll win number 7 in four years time :)

[@iankearns774]

Lock it in brother. LOL

[@Gullytogully]

#utterdominance

[@rishiraaj.580]

Law of Averages Is Nonsense. Australia Won All Matches In 2003 , 2007 World Cup Tournament. U can check. All 11 Matches They Won. 🏏

[@gupto9857]

My guys this is my biggest comment gonna be ever When player like Mr Rohit,Shreyas,Kl Rahul ,Siraj in team It's not possible to win a important game look past Rohit ,Rahul,Kohli always failed to capitalize score and i don't think on big game bumrah is handy We need player as Dhoni,Gambhir played before they fought hard even they can't

[@stephengreen3108]

1999 Steve Waugh's team must win every game in England and they did it with that run out and half catch.

[@venpeddapalli7189]

Moeen you bravely made a point that even the seasoned commentators were afraid to mention. India showed their panic by giving away 15 runs and not giving Siraj the second over. For me India lost when Rohit played that ill advised shot. In the final you don't need 320. All you need is 280. Put the opposition out of the game first.

[@Gullytogully]

Agreed - panic bells were ringing and surely Aus picked up on it. Thanks for your support!

[@udaynanduri8373]

Happy Ness on moeen face explaining everything

[@lestonpinto6664]

It was travis head brilliance with bat on the given day lead Aus to victory.. If you observe the trend in this world cup in league stages apart from first 3 games and eng game.. Its induvidual brilliance of one man show or opening batters have given victory rather a collective effort as a batting unit has performed.. Difference between ind and aus side in batting one man change the complexion of the game is observed.. Whereas ind performs as a unit in batting.. Aus looked vulnerable against RSA.. As nobody turned up for individual brilliance rather cameos and tail helped them cross the line.. Aus relies on individual brilliance and on the given day they steal the show... Reliability is a question and vulnerability exists in Aus batting.. But on the given day they have performed is what matters end of the day.. On consistency basis ind is on top.. Be it 2015, 2019 or 2023... Side with most matches won... But 2023 looked very formidable for ind as it was all bases covered team with conventional style of odi.. 6 batters and 5:bowlers and one all rounder in it.. 10/11 and 9/11 is on consistency basis.. But on a given day of final aus was better and they won the title.. Congratulations🎉

[@bravedog5704]

Agreed. If Head had failed, India wins probably... but then again, Maxwell was on the bench and that guy has some serious X factor too.

[@lestonpinto6664]

@@bravedog5704 Point noted...reliability isnt there...previous game got out early... On his day he performs...

[@sunilbhalerao6210]

Five years in hand to think over it

[@mickkimmings6186]

You guys seem so happy

[@cappaman73]

Very fair and unbias review. Well done 👏

[@Gullytogully]

Thanks!

[@ohnonomorenames]

India's middle order felt like they had to go really defensive to protect the tail. With early wickets and a weak tail the knew they couldn't afford to go hard and get out. India only lost early wickets before against England and that put the breaks on hard. I think the game plan relied on it being a 4-6 wicket innings.

[@iankearns774]

Maybe they need a couple of good allrounders, Australia bowled 7 players and theoretically had Marnus and Smithy up their sleeve as well. Only non bowlers are Davey and Inglis. So to me thats a good team effort instead of the usual individual efforts from a team of champions.

[@Gullytogully]

Yup, really missed Pandya in this one

[@ray.shoesmith]

Ask yourselves, with a population of 25 million, how Australia manages to continue to be at the top of world cricket. Especially when cricket is only one sport in Australia, a country that has been world champions in many other sports. Its in the mind.

[@Gullytogully]

Quality system and grass roots trumps quantity any day

[@beardan76]

nice job guys!

[@Gullytogully]

Thanks so much! Appreciate the support!

[@kevinvarghese9919]

Hardik pandya was missed.. need to invest in all rounders..

[@singh0003]

Choker number 1: Mr KL Rahul, who reminds me of Sanjay Manjrekar.....nervous, under confident, always crumbles under pressure

[@rishiraaj.580]

Best of 3 finals should be introduced in cricket. Luck elements must be reduced. Time for change in cricket 🏏. 👍

[@jimmyriddle5246]

I guarantee you would NOT be saying that if India won

[@RajuMitra-u6r]

Jo jeeta wahi sikander hai bhai

[@rishiraaj.580]

Rest All Teams Just come to participate. In the end it's Australia wins all ICC tournaments. 😕

[@Sothpawman]

Australia beat pakistan in the group stages, not sure why you said Pakistan beat Australia??

[@Gullytogully]

Thanks for watching! Was drawing a parallel on how eerily similar Australia’s current campaign was to 1999 when they lost to Pakistan in group stages and then completely outclassed them in the final. Always save their best for last! Same thing happened here with India at the receiving end.

[@rishiraaj.580]

Lost all interest in cricket after this world cup. No need to waste time. Enough. 😕

[@charlieoocharlie9466]

Long Indian tail and useless Jadeja who can never bat if his life dependent on it- this led to Indian defeat. India should thoroughly introspect and build a strong lower middle order and then come to play in ICC tournaments. Till then, don't expect to win shit.

[@Satish_HK]

Now, we Indians should think about India's chance of winning the WC in South Africa. BCCI tricks of pitch swapping and rigging tosses won't work. The conditions are extremely suitable for RSA, Aus, Eng and NZ requirements. Yet another disaster is waiting in the World Cup 2027😂....

[@malcolmlee2935]

Too many pappadums before the game,,think the Indians should switch to Vegemite,,

[@dddlll1614]

Australia is the only cricket super power. India not even close to them.

[@NewWorldCricket]

So sick of Australia 🤮🤮

[@whatsthishit]

india embarrasists its players when their teammates makes a mistake on field especially the older players, australia dont do that they just get on with it

[@Nicholas.610]

I try to listen to the Indian opinions but you guys are impossible to understand for an Australian. Why not mark your you tube thumbnails Indian? Tired of clicking on video's with English text that end up being some Indian dialect.

[@samsiddh]

Can’t imagine the audacity of these 2 guys to put a video discussing cricket.. complete yo-yos wasting everyone’s time..

[@bravedog5704]

Bitter Indian supporter alert!

[@davidrowan3818]

Actually as an Australian I find them quite knowledgeable about the game,big thumbs up 👍. I never heard of them before now 😮