PART 1: India's World Cup Post-Mortem |

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[@rohitbishnoi1139]

Literally no one can analyse cricket better than Jerrod

[@adarshs6200]

Spot-on about how the approach at Adelaide needed to be different than at the other grounds. India narrowly escaped being beaten there by Bangladesh as well. Even more surprising was that Rohit wanted to bat first if he had won the toss. It shows that India are still stuck in the old mindset of having runs on the board in a knockout game, despite not having the bowling firepower for a flat surface. Defending a par total might have worked at the MCG or SCG, which had some assistance for the bowlers. The semi-final result was a fair picture of where the two teams stand with regard to their approach on flat batting tracks.

[@samlobo1234]

India win bilateral matches as they experiment with in-form players, and lose ICC tournament as they go with tried and tested but out of form players.

[@theLonelyBandit6984]

Not sure who are you talking about being in the team

[@rishnayak4692]

India def has a problem with Too many players, each player having too little oppurtunity to play, so half the time players get picked who either: 1. Haven't played for a while, or inconsistently(Pant, DK) 2. Lack Agression at the top(Rohit and KL fell way short in powerplay) 3. Injuries abound, the likes of Jadu and Bumrah were out of commission 4. Overreliance on Kohli, and whenever Sky clicks(they are really the only 2 players who batted the entire tournament, with KL clicking like once and Pandya click a couple times as well) 5. Lack of Overseas Experience

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

Not disagreeing but what major injuries did India have other than Bumrah? Jaddu wasn't a major loss but I'd accept him as well but can't remember who else is missing

[@mayavi93]

@@saoirsedeltufo7436 jaddu and bumrah are match winners bro 🤦, no major injuries it seems.

[@rishnayak4692]

​@@saoirsedeltufo7436 Axar didn't really perform this tournament, Jaddu would have probably done slightly better at the very least, but Bumrah is pretty big, since India's pace bowling attack is basically reliant on him and him alone. Credit where credit is due, Arshdeep was a solid replacement, but still any team would still want their main bowler in. Chahar, Rohit, KL Rahul post-ipl(who popped of in the ipl, and was in a good form), Harshal Patel(who was brilliant b4 the injury), Sky post-ipl(this injury may have had the inverse effect of harshal and got him to the form of his life) I just said those as examples, there are probably more but I can't remember off the top of my head

[@bhav7179]

All the ‘too many players’ that we have are all one dimensional. They are not holistic cricketers. They are either batters or bowlers.

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

@@mayavi93 Bumrah yes, Jaddu less so. I'm just wondering if they had any other injuries, since England managed to win the competition missing their best bowler who's also a match winner

[@cinematics100]

The problem with India is just that we have too many cricketers because of our population but we have too many mediocre cricketers who are not likely to perform consistently at the highest level.

[@ahmedshakib3883]

Damn bro , you weren't holding anything back, can we have some of your players , Windies really needs good batsmen.

[@saikat93ify]

India are not chokers. Chokers are when you lose close matches. India get comprehensively trashed in knock out matches.

[@shivashantk]

Absolutely correct!! India's style of batting suited them in this WC until semi final they made mess out of it

[@dgr8nipun]

Everyone is out for Dravid's neck but I think he is best thinker of all right now. He realised that it's not that kind of a world cup where you can go slam bang from the first ball. He did make them play slam bang in bilaterals though. His only two flaws were: 1. Not going back to the slam bang approach in Adelaide as it was a flat pitch. 2. Not promoting Pant in semi final to counter spinners.

[@SirANK8]

India have the most players, the biggest demographic and most money, but they have the least amount of innovative thought, their board seems stuck 15 years ago, whereas the rest of the world are trying new things to suit their skill sets and come up with game plans that makes sense. They should dominate the world cricket scene, but there’s a level of delusion where they think simply bigger is better. The IPL is hugely successful but the cricket is the same every year, and their home grown talent doesn’t travel the world to even try to expand their horizons in t20s.

[@mayavi93]

Dude, while your first line is true, the rest is just your assumptions and delusions i believe. India won many ICC trophies in the last decade, just not world cups. Unlike you said, they revolutionized world cricket by starting IPL. You are saying they are stuck in the past 😂 It is just bad team selection and favouritism just like anywhere. If someone just puts in the right talent india will win the world cups, which I believe right around the corner soon.

[@nandi7772]

They didn't want to do IPL either, they were forced by an businessmen who was going to start his own league.

[@HamaraBharatvarsh]

@@mayavi93 There ware T20 leagues already... It's just that they copied and as with most things due to our huge population and their cricket love, they had huge market, got foreign players and that's it... They revolutionized nothing and that man ran away after frauding... And there are still members in BCCI looting, including that Amit shah son

[@mayavi93]

@@HamaraBharatvarsh dude you are proving my point, there are plenty of T20 leagues already, but every foreign player accepts IPL is certainly on a different level, because of the talents it brings out. I am not big fan of IPL because of the amount of money involved and fraudulents but man you gotta accept that it helped india create enormous amounts of talent than any other leagues because of the auction method and other such plans. If they revolutionized nothing why are they more successful than other leagues, there were other leagues in India before, but your argument that our population is the reason didn't support those leagues.

[@shyyou93]

@@mayavi93 the BCCI bans Indian international players from playing overseas T20 tournaments. Perhaps this needs to change? India 10-20 years ago went through changes in structure and mindset that improved it immensely (fast bowling academy, A team tours, IPL, governance, women's cricket). This team has not won anything Since 2011 WC bar champions trophies which no other countries care about. If India wins ODIs by a 2:1 margin but no trophies, all we are saying is that if they aren't winning the tournaments, they have to figure out what has gone wrong. They need to look at themselves in the mirror to get better. This also applies to anyone who isnt winning, dont take it personal.

[@RatelHBadger]

9:28 this graphic shows, though slightly off topic I guess, that New Zealand dominates 50 over cricket. We don't get enough tests and our T20 side is hit n miss, but we really shine in the middle ground. Which makes a lot of sense given our "star" players. We don't have ferocious pace bowlers that could knock over whole teams quickly or master blasters who consistently put on 200 in 20 overs. We have good test players but no world class spinner to really close out games in the 4th & 5th day. We have decent hitters who take 40-50 balls to wind up, and decent seamers who strike after a few overs of building pressure in tandems. Interesting graphic that confirms a theory, in my mind anyway.

[@theLonelyBandit6984]

India with no world class spinners, I am guessing you have spectacles. You actually need to pick the spinner to have a chance, and for picking the spinner, you first need to guess whether the pitch will turn on day 4/5 on first morning, that ain't easy mate.

[@RatelHBadger]

@@theLonelyBandit6984 my point is, New Zealand spinner selection is garbage. We have a once in a lifetime performance in Ajaz Patel. Takes 10 wickets in an innings, never plays another test in a year (and counting). Our top selections are either Ish Sodhi or Mitch Santner, all who are handy and get wickets now & then or tie up an end, but they don't regularly bag 5-fors like Harbijan, Warne, Lyon, Kumble, of 15 odd years ago or even a Jadeja or Ashwin. If you want to be a top test side, you HAVE to have a top class spinner. Not just 3 screaming seamers, an all-rounder and a spinner that can bat a bit too. Notice I mentioned only Indian or Australian spinners, because they have been top class for at least 20 years at test level, a few dips along the way but always come back strong. Us Kiwis, at test form anyway, have our peak moments, then fade again because one year maybe the conditions suited our seamers and we tore sides apart.

[@AdarshKumar-lh3wo]

Would i be making fatal mistake in claiming Vettori was best kiwi spinner of this century?

[@failuretolaunch4571]

The the most hottest of takes, but the attrition rates of players might be an issue. I remember Shivam Dube being hyped as an excellent cover for Hardik. Then came the Venkatesh Iyer hype machine. Neither are close to the Indian team now. Same with the opening (batters and bowlers). Maybe if we were to nurture a select few of these talents we would be better off.

[@yasho.]

your videos are undiscovered gems.😊

[@tarunvignesh]

Great analysis - spot on . Case in point india vs England 2019 World Cup. Chasing a big total India lost the first wicket early and you could the Double anchoring . It left the rest of the batting too much to do . They fell short by 30odd but were never in the chase . It is like the top order does not trust their own attacking game ( or that of the batters to follow ).

[@sriharikowdeed8628]

I always feel that the Indian cricket team does not trust it’s batting depth , that’s why they try to play conservatively

[@gaurakshak213]

Great video as always. The various types of graphs you use to display statistics are awesome,

[@sagarmohanty1414]

I needed this series 💯💯😭

[@shanu4337777]

Hats off to you Jarod This is by far the most clinical review I have seen

[@YankeeWraith]

Excellent analysis as always. I'm new to cricket so I was talking to my friend from India about the struggles India seem to have and , at least to my newbie eyes, it seems like it's the inclination to do the safe things and fail rather than try something different/new and possibly fail. And by safe things I mean same tactics and line-ups. Maybe that's because then you can shift blame elsewhere easier when you follow the same recipe and it doesn't work? If you do something new then it's easier to point the finger at you for the mistake.

[@mayankdewli1010]

Spot on. Safety first is part of the culture. I think most people would prefer a guy who they can bank on. So, they'd prefer an anchor who can bat steadily over someone like Livingston who can take the game away from the opposition. Also, there are social and cultural reasons which make it difficult to drop senior players. For example england dropped a great of the game like Root from their t20 set up. That would never happen in India.

[@yashn999]

This is the time when Indian Cricket is going through it's all time lows since last 10 years...Tbh, I have got no hopes for this team now atleast in upcoming worldcup they just don't seem to be learning a lesson. Trust me there's has been so much hate around IPL and it's negatives this time around I will not be surprised if rating go down from this year onwards(I actually hope this does happens). IPL is the best and worst thing happened to Indian cricket.😶

[@jimmy_xi9342]

U got to b kidding right? India is a much more competitive team across formats than a decade ago. The difference is we have a lot of decent white ball teams ATM who can beat each other on their day and are very competitive.

[@yashn999]

@@jimmy_xi9342sorry bro You didn't understand what I said. India have been performing way better in this decade, but this phase which is going on is the lowest of this decade. This has nothing to do with the players, you are right we can make 2-3 team who can beat each other but, I think that is the problem also...our management have been so poor in last couple of years... unnecessary debute....rest culture...no consistentancy at all (i guess 10 captain in a year wtf)??... management have been very bad. we could have be in very better position....this low has nothing to do with the player's performance I didn't mean that. 🙏

[@jimmy_xi9342]

@@yashn999 Kohli giving up captaincy in all formats has definitely hurt the team. He should have been the test captain atleast.

[@yashn999]

@@jimmy_xi9342 Absolutely !! We were starting to win away series and literally cruising the TEST format with him as a shield of the team. We didn't even care about T20 captaincy that mattered the least...but TEST man! I just don't see how the capitancy will follow on...IDK at what leadership quality of KL Rahul the management have trust and what has he done in IPL leading his team...and Let's be honest Rohit is not fit enough to captain his country throughout year (literally 2 month goes in IPL only 10 month remain) we need a captain who is available every time team needs, every one talking about hardik in T20 and after WC potentially in Whiteball, but is he available throughout the year? He has had injury issue...IDK what is really the future of Indian cricket despite of having probably the best talent...just a low feeling as a Indian fan

[@Random-mj5np]

Excellent analysis, u have some stats that were so important and yet I hadn’t seen them anywhere before. Waiting for ur next video

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

There does also seem to be a reluctance to try new things, with the attempt to be more attacking taking far too long to implement and the refusal to drop or pick certain players definitely hampering them - SKY and maybe DK being the closest to surprise picks. With the largest population in the game, cricket being the biggest sport in the country and the best league in the world there is a ridiculous amount of talent. The problem is how that talent reaches the IPL and from there how it reaches the national team

[@alaapsarkar]

Talent rarely reaches, we play the same players again and again in WCs.

[@atharvpatil0]

Yes Rohit always try new stuff in Mumbai Indians but when it comes to Indian team there is a one pattern to all matches...Its like they are afraid to change because of critcism

[@devd9058]

As an Indian cricket team fan it hurts because its true.

[@Vikram369A]

One of the reasons ,Ind won a test series in Aus for the second time (2021) was becoz of youth. Indi selectors ,if they introduce fearless ,attacking batters and bowlers,along with few experienced players ,has 90% chance of winning Icc trophies and world cups. Need specialist youthful players for t20 and odi crckt. That is the only solution.

[@aniketsawant2240]

It's all psychological. Indian cricketers of current generation are just not mentally strong if I am being brutally honest. They threw away 2 sure wins against Bangladesh. But in the dead rubber, they played fearlessly like they should regardless of whether they are playing an ICC tournament or a bilateral series. That's what separates Australia of 2003-07 from all other mediocre teams.

[@jackdarby2168]

Ethnicity of similar kinds signifies in a manner such that when India and Sri Lanka face each other, we are not surprised to hear that we lost just as the cricket team from a county may defeat another.

[@sunilsb317]

What??

[@thevapes6325]

lovely ,,eagerly waiting for the next

[@mukundanalexander9065]

great stuff, very insightful

[@sanzidarefin]

Indian Cricket Team just lost another ODI series against Bangladesh. Hope to see a video on that one too!

[@nisar_adil]

Despite the poor result at WC Semi Final, i believe India should have 3 teams internationally.

[@danielortega2441]

Amazing analysis.

[@gaurakshak213]

i always pause to look at whats written on the y axis and x axis of each graph. there is so much data can tell you

[@me.arbaazkhatib]

Explained everything so perfectly, great content sir.

[@aniruddhamungekar8663]

Well Jarrod i am eagerly waiting for the upcoming video/episode series on Analysis of India ln cricket team

[@saikrishnanganapathy1134]

Absolutely Brilliant Analysis! When Not taking wickets in the middle overs is definitely an issue, the Larger issue is how we approach the early overs of an innings! We, Indian team are way to away from the Modern cricket altogether. We didn't understand the concept of PP & make a mockery of it every single white ball game. Rahul/Rohit/Kohli or Rohit/Dhawan/Kohli cannot be the Top 3 of the team. Stuck with one approach & defending it every time a question is asked, is not a good sign for Team India. We need Attacking players like Prithvi / Ishan / Surya (Atleast 2 of Top 3) on Top 3 when it comes to ODI & Broad change of Culture / Approach in white Ball games. In any case, with current approach, we are already going to 3/30, 4/50 in the knockout games. Gill / Ruturaj falls in the same category as Rahul / Rohit. Ruturaj had a great VHT trophy. His approach worked brilliantly in all other games. But Come to Final, it massively back fired. It was a very bad innings in the start. Sheldon Jackson's innings proved to be a winning approach in Knock out games. Hopefully someone from Indian Management sees this world chunk of episodes on whats going wrong. Kudos Jarred!!!

[@rishishuklajbhp]

Excellent analysis

[@adeadgirl13]

I think India's problem is the "it's just another game" psychology they've been trying to embody. I don't think that approach works. No matter how many times you repeat the mantra to yourself, subconsciously you know it's a big game and you end up playing safer than you would normally. And because the management wants to use this just another game psychology, they probably don't admonish the players at all after failing in key matches. Only Kohli seemed to have that "It's not just another game, it's the fricking world cup" determination in his eyes.

[@jimmy_xi9342]

But that's true though. Knockout games r just one off games that's it. Better team on the day won.

[@adeadgirl13]

@@jimmy_xi9342 Objectively every game is just another game whether that's the world cup final. But I'm talking about the psychological approach. India's approach has been that we'll treat big games as just another game and not let the pressure affect us, but I don't think that works. Subconsciously everyone feels the pressure. And in trying to treat the match as just another game, they look as if they aren't too determined to win. Much too casual. If anything goes off script for India, it looks like they give up and say, well, today wasn't our day, even before the game is over.

[@chitranshmusalgaonkar3485]

nice summary

[@shs4293]

Curious case of India. It's just illegal that they doesn't win major tournaments.

[@sphamandlambambo9990]

From the Outside India should be England like dominant. The insane amount of young players coming through each year. You now has the bowling to win in SENA countries. It is just that stutter type of play. Starting slowers with Both Rohit and KL basically the same player. You need atleast one not two. Then Kohli around the same. I think with Kohli @3 you can afford double attacking openers. The batting at the world cup only SKY is Ideal with Kohli playing anchor. Probably the best is to rip the batting apart.

[@nishantgaglani1654]

After losing the first ODI to Bangladesh in the ongoing series I had a similar thought, that after 2013 India has choked at almost all the ICC events. India does have a lot of great talent right now but the team does not jell at the most crucial stages. Also, the fitness of the current Indian team is better than the team which won 2011 World Cup. Considering both these factors, one would assume India to win at least a major ICC tournament (in recent years). The current pace-attack is the best that India has ever had. But, sadly apart from Bumrah and Shami, there is no other fast bowler who has got consistent opportunities. Also, while focusing on pace, we have lost the opportunity to groom the spinners. The Indian top 3 (VK, Dhawan, Rohit) are not the same force anymore which they used to be from 2013-2017. Dhawan, KL, and Rohit lacks consistency. India needs to give chance to some new faces at the top. Some of the key players get stuck with the injury at the wrong time, e.g., Jadeja, Bhuvi, Bumrah, D Chahar. Also, apart from Hardik Pandya, we don't have a fast-bowling all-rounder (Thakur does not get many chances). We also failed to bank on some of the youngsters (from 2018 U19 WC). The likes of Shivam Mavi, Kamlesh Nagarkoti should have got some opportunities to play for India. Unlike, Australia, Pakistan, and South Africa, Indian fast-bowlers cannot swing the bat to give a few valuable runs at the end (at least in the limited overs) because of these the top and middle order needs to be more conservative. In a way, I agree with Wasim Akram that IPL is somewhat responsible for downfall of many youngsters but its not the money part. They have to deal with a lot of pressure and expectations and because of IPL they might not be able to focus much on the Domestic matches.

[@ashutoshraina9957]

Guess what we lost the second odi as well

[@nishantgaglani1654]

Sadly, once again the reasons were similar. Injuries, key players not performing in the pressure situations and team failing to capitalise on key moments.😥

[@apurbadas6539]

Jarrod Masterclass

[@debasismohanty1952]

Jarrod not care about Indian subscribers that's why he always tell the truth 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@KiscosAplsos]

Indians need to stop caring about individual records and start looking for team victories. I don't care if 'King Kohli' scores another century, but I do care if India wins or not. If we don't win all the centuries and '5 for' records means nothing. No one gives out a cup for 'God of Cricket'

[@srikrishnachaudhuri1259]

I want the next episode asap

[@gaurakshak213]

Please keep bringing more videos of analysis and comparison

[@debasismohanty1952]

Jarrod not care about Indian subscribers that's why he always making videos on real facts but lots of pakistani youtubers just wants to praise INdian cricket team because of views and super chats and we need to stop watching fake peoples ...

[@mihirvasudev]

still processing this

[@DawnyAussie]

How can Indian players, especially the backbones in domestic cricket, be expected to improve without playing outside of India? Take the couple of players who play in England's county system, there really aren't that many examples of domestic talent from there getting exposed to different conditions around the world. I've always said this: protect your core players for the IPL to increase the value of the product, but why aren't the 2nd XI (or lower) playing overseas? It boggles the mind.

[@KeshuvHuriaMusic]

Hope this video and series reaches ICT setup!

[@keerthi2219]

I think it need to be shared with bcci

[@areebsiddiqui758]

Rohit has always stuck firm by the Mumbai Indians model of getting runs on the board and defending it. However, the MI team is catered to playing this style of cricket with the top order looking to establish a stable base and the lower order coming in with the artillery to do the heavy hitting for the last 5-6 overs. Start off with 3 pacers looking to take wickets in the power play, managing overs 7-15 with the sole purpose of slowing down the run rate and then letting Bumrah do his thing at the death. By and large that was very successful for them and its obvious that this is the template Rohit wants his India team to play with. The problem is that the players at their disposal are not suited to the roles asked of them. India are too top order heavy and Rohit, Rahul and Kohli are all anchors and innings builders. The firepower only comes in at no 4 with SKY and ends with him too since the likes of Pant, Hooda, Karthik and the multitude of false all rounders they've tried in the lower middle order are by and large massive failures. That leaves you basically relying on a Hardik Pandya miracle or SKY carrying you home half the time. Sticking by the old guard of Shami and Bhuvi in T20s makes no sense whatsoever looking at their performances, thank them for their services and move them on from the shortest format. Stop persisting with mediocre dross like Chahar, Thakur and Avesh. Arshdeep and Harshal should be considered no. 2 and 3 in the pace department for now, behind Bumrah. INVEST IN UMRAN MALIK. He has the X FACTOR and can be something special if nurtured properly. Don't let him set foot anywhere near the NCA, Steyn is the best mentor he'll get and outside of the IPL get him some experience down under and in the County Cricket scene. Finally, just two words to end things. LEG SPINNER. Chahal is one of the most street smart bowlers in white ball cricket. India do not have a single wicket taking spinner so its even more of a farce that he constantly gets snubbed. Didn't play a single game in this T20 world cup and wasn't even included in the squad in the last one. Just bizarre.

[@amritanshusinghairy9096]

You mentined Rahane's 2016 innings as a typical example of a Match Losing innings. You forgot to add Yuvraj's 2014 WC final inninga, what would be the prime example of a Match Forfeiting innings.

[@mnd3607]

I hope BCCI see this video and get some sense..

[@Tweetsoftheweek]

Sanju Samson

[@aryan5799]

After India's 2021 T20WC loss, It was always about Rohit saying we are trying a new approach, an aggressive batting approach but that never seemed to apply to the rest of the team or even rohit himself in the 2022 WC. It was same old bat till 15 overs then accelerate

[@yashn999]

He just did in bilaterals...not in WC..😔😔

[@anthonyh4609]

The BCCI want famous faces so they can sell more advertising. Given the BCCI's vested financial interests I can't see them moving to the necessary squad based system, where players must fit into the system, and will be slotted in and out as necessary. So India will continue losing - for a whole generation.

[@Staker7777]

India won t20 World Cup 🎉🥳

[@arunmathewis4u]

India conservative approach cost them 2014 finals, 2016 semi finals and 2022 semi finals. We will never learn.. by 2032, more chapters will be written

[@jimmy_xi9342]

What about India's bowling in 2016 and 2022? It looked quite toothless.

[@arunmathewis4u]

@@jimmy_xi9342 batting beauties we need above par score

[@Tweetsoftheweek]

Main reasons for India's monumental failures 1.Caste discrimination 2.North south lobbying 3.Superstars who play the game instead of better cricketers 4.Conservative approach at the start by the openers.(worst run rate in Odis; sach-sehwag used to start with all guns blazing; neither Rohit nor Dhawan or Rahul do that.They play to score runs in a slower pace to improve their averages)

[@rockyh1652]

Biggest problem was kl Rahul. That's it Ind never went with a great start.

[@dnbWORLDWIDE]

Which supermarket 👀

[@jackevnorman]

Not sure if your Hobart/Perth comment was advocating for WA or Tassie to secede, or both?

[@rudyg6770]

BCCI should hire him lol

[@inferno3193]

Good 👍

[@dfonseka2120]

Imagine being the largest country with the most investment in cricket and still be shit. Talk about a bad return on investment

[@aniruddhamungekar8663]

Bro did you even watch the whole video. India mostly win outside of world cup And even in World Cup they consistently reaches semi final and Final Yes it's been 9 years they have not won an Icc tournament. They are not shit in cricket as your comment suggests. Please fir god sake watch the whole video then comment.

[@dfonseka2120]

@@aniruddhamungekar8663 I watched the video and I am very aware on how they are doing and entitled to my opinion. They keep winning bilaterals but fail stupendously when it matters the most. What’s the point winning a bilateral if you can’t win the World Cup. That too they have been losing more often than before against SA, Eng, and NZ. Even took the loss today against BD lol and these weren’t even high scoring games and they were at a vantage point for most of the game as well. Even on a logarithmic scale or investment on cricket per capita, i bet BCCI is way above any cricket board as shown in the video. There is no excuse for failing on the big stage after having players like Kohli, Rohit, Dhawan, and Pandya who have combined played more matches than other teams combined.

[@aniruddhamungekar8663]

@@dfonseka2120 Yeah bro . It's absolutely frustrating to watch them loose in those Icc Knockout matches.

[@jimmy_xi9342]

If money was everything then England should have won 5 FIFA world cups by now with premier league.

[@dfonseka2120]

@@jimmy_xi9342 not really… I don’t follow football but go check the wealthiest clubs and the first 2 are barca and madrid, third is Munich, 4-8 is England… average their worth and they pretty much all have equal wealth.

[@VV-lq4di]

Sloppy terminology. Win loss means nothing. If the intent was to state ratio of wins to losses, state that clearly. The first graph was confusing. I think the y axis was Strike Rate minus 100 (or run a ball). It was not stated clearly.

[@adeadgirl13]

Or I could just bet on KZbin algorithm recommending me the next video.

[@yashn999]

India is fortunate to have best cricketing talent in the world but unfortunately to have the worst management is the world.

[@debasismohanty1952]

India don't have best cricketing talent in the world stop believing in media hype and fans hype

[@yashn999]

@@debasismohanty1952 Tell me then which country have. Which country can beat a full fledged AUS team at their home with a 2nd or 3rd string team and even win the series??(I am talking TEST Cricket not this fragile T20 stuff). Try to have logic bro, nonsense Statement don't give justifications.

[@yashn999]

@@debasismohanty1952 don't believe me just listen to the press conference of every opposing captain/coach in start of a series (or match) before they play even India's 2nd-3rd team

[@amartyachoudhary6793]

I think the reason for the huge gap in win ratio between India and AUS/ENG could be because India play SL/WI more often

[@user-uu8uk2qj1l]

Thats a very wrong perception. India actually never play against SL any time in last 4-5 years. It was in 2017 when Kohli just took captaincy- when India last played an ODI series against SL. India didn't play a single Test series between 2017-2022 vs SL. In 2022 Feb India played a 2 match test series after 5 years.

[@dreamone8702]

W

[@KunalKrishna]

BCCI should hire him as chief analyst ... its PPT time

[@ianghose1]

Kimber desperately wants a gig at the IPL.

[@goodusernamedoesntexi..]

The core problem is that there was Dhoni before and there has not been any Dhoni for some time

[@RatelHBadger]

There have been plenty of batsmen who could be capable of stepping into the role of closer, controlling a run chase in the last 20 overs of an ODI or keeping the scoring rate high in a T20. Just no one has, they just stick to the "knock it about a bit" tactic. Hoping that someone will kick on in the last few over and go at 15's. Which is great when it happens, but shouldn't be relied on as a team tactic.

[@inferno3193]

Dhoni was there in 2014 wc, 2015 wc, 2016 wc ,2017 ct, 2019 wc but still we lost. I don't think not having Dhoni is the problem when he was actually present when India lost all these world cups

[@ianghose1]

Hahahhaa..the fallacy of Dhoni. India fared even worse in the 2009, 2010 and 2012 T20 world cups..all under Dhoni.

[@user-uu8uk2qj1l]

Dhoni lost 5 T20 WCs, 1 ODI WC and 1 CT as captain. So having Dhoni doesn't give any further advantage. Basically He captained India in 10 ICC events and won 3. Thats not a big achievement given the opportunities he got as a captain. No other captain has captained more than 4.(Kohli captained 3,Rohit captained 1,Ganguly Captained 2 and so on.)

[@aniruddhamungekar8663]

​​​@@user-uu8uk2qj1l Dhoni was the best captain India has had . India in thier entire history has won 5 icc tournament ( joint winners in one of them ) He won 3 out of 10 that means nearly winning every third icc trophy that's a pretty good record to have . Tell me how many captains in the world exist who have won all the three Icc tournament ODi wc , t20 wc and tye champions trophy 🏆? Those are icc trophies and toffies that you are gonna get every year on your birthday 🎂 Dhoni was given tgat many amount of opportunities because the won in the first attempt itself in 2007 t20 wc And few years later ge won us. 2011 Odi world cup

[@drevil5066]

Why? For T20 WC 2022: 1. Culture of selfishness: Most Indian batsmen are and have been selfish bastards. Gavaskar, Tendulkar, Ganguly, Dhoni (Avg 37, Strike rate 126 in T20Is - highly, highly over-rated), Kohli, Rahul...they ALL play or played for their Averages. Except Yadav and Pandya none of them are capable of batting unselfishly, although I feel Sharma atleast tries to. 2. Team selection a) Dinesh Karthik - Capable of batting unselfishly, but ALWAYS gives a chance in his first few balls before he can have an impact. Most good teams will and have taken those early chances. Case in point - Stop/Start career. b) Rishabh Pant - Good against sub-standard IPL quality bowlers on smal IPL grounds. Not good, fit or strong enough to regularly clear 70+m boundaries against good international quality attacks. Case in point - Strike rate under 127 (and avg under 23) in T20Is. C) (Yes, Capital C) R Ashwin ! He is a coward who bowls darts to left handers and non-disguised carrom-balls to right handers. Anyone and everyone knows what he is going to bowl...and everyone knows what he is going to bowl when you go after him. Ashwin has been impotent in white ball cricket since the day ICC banned chucking the doosra, back in 2014. Infact he is pretty impotent in Test cricket too, unless the pitch is a snakepit (or a cabbage patch). He is a liability in the field. Manjrekar once called Jadeja a 'bits-and-pieces' cricketer...but Ashwin is an even worse one. How did he get into India's T20I WC team is the mystery of the decade. d) Continuous selection of trundlers like Bhuvaneshwar Kumar and S Thakur, although Thakur can atleast biff a few. 3. No Jasprit Bumrah. But to be honest, wouldn't have made ANY difference to the end result. For T20 WC 2021: See above. For previous WCs....comments in the next episode.

[@ianghose1]

I could not have summarized it better, myself!

[@manjos1108]

Sharma tries to what? He has 90 strike rate ...mf can't bat against any big team. Already been a shit in 5 t20 wcs. Problem is we have become chokers... Wait for 2023 wc

[@indiancricket6478]

M040n it was sharma &kl ..it was for kohli we reached at least semi

[@drevil5066]

@@indiancricket6478 Kohli against Pak was luck + once in a lifetime innings. Against NL and Zim India C would have won. Against Bangladesh again it was rain and luck. Against SA, India were shown their place....and against England....India were REALLY shown their place. Kohli, just like Dhoni is a selfish bastard who only plays for his average. On a good batting pitch he is a liability (just like Tendulkar was for MI). The longer he stays, the more resources he wastes. On a 180 SR pitch against Eng....he scored at 125.

[@indiancricket6478]

You need more burnol..get some injections too lol

[@googleme682]

I think india doesnot use players at their max potential and try to play conservatively resultinf in sudden death atvknockout games and 14 matches in ipl kind of reduces importance of 1 match

[@sp3949]

Do we not read pitch is my question? Dafuq are Coaches and captain doing?

[@Drake-xc2qd]

Indian players don’t care about international cricket anymore they have IPL

[@nazalmoideen]

Have you even watched the video lol?