Why England are terrible this World Cup

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In this video, we dive deep into the struggles of the England cricket team in the 2023 World Cup. England, the reigning World Champions, have had a shocking tournament with a 1-3 record, and this video attempts to uncover the reasons behind their dismal performance.
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[@abcxyz8863]

Their bowling is really really bad. Even netherlands bowling looks more lethal then England's

[@neeleshmishra9631]

Those who r criticising him for wrong clip plz remember he is not showing u highlight, its just a reference 😂😂

[@NewWorldCricket]

It's too risky showing recent highlights. Might get a strike.

[@BRV-25]

Then y put a clip and explain it in the background, when you can't put in the clip at the 1st place

[@Sameer_S_Kulkarni]

@@BRV-25 Exactly. Those who are supporting him on this should take a note...

[@tpjpower]

His editing is always sloppy.

[@sharjeelahmed7913]

He's referencing to Wiley's delivery in the South African match by showing Woakes delivery to Conway which creates confusion all together if you aren't familiar with what's going on and watch this video months later or something. I ain't dropping a comment to criticize him for that but actually going out and telling people to stop pointing out that by giving excuses like "he is not showing u highlight" is a peak brainfart comment. I am not even sure what made you write that absolutely idiotic sentence. Did you get any pay for this or what?

[@HimanshuRuhel]

It's very simple answer of that question. 1) Bowlers are pie chuckers. 2) Bairstow isn't the same since Ashes incident. 3) Root has not played enough ODI to get his ODI Nick. 4) Dropping Roy for Brook was Terrible selection. I understand, Roy hasn't been at it's best. But he was the key player in England 2019 World Cup Campaign. His agressive intent at Top of the order had changed England 2019 World Cup Campaign. And, You backs your best players for World Cup. I had remember AUS backed Warner in 2021 T20 World Cup. Look then what he did? Was Player of the tournament.

[@UmpireStrikesBack]

WOW. Such a simple solution. Can you work on peace in the Gaza strip next?

[@mihirojha4475]

Disagree with the Roy and Brook scenario. Brook has done okay so far for someone so young playing his first World Cup. It's the bowling that simply cannot adapt to Indian conditions that hurts England the most. They don't have a single penetrative bowler in their entire Line up now with Topley gone as well.

[@krishnanandpremanand3581]

​@@mihirojha4475look if your last two wicket partnerships account for 50% of the runs scored there's something wrong with your batting

[@HimanshuRuhel]

@@mihirojha4475 It's not "Okay" If Someone has scored just one fifty in the tournament so far.

[@GuyNChai]

I can't believe they kucked Roy fir Brook! I agree with you, brook at best is average, but Roy has the potential to change the game.

[@adarshpandey8023]

Wood's pace is deadly but he's undergoing the same treatment as rauf.

[@Andrew_the_christ_lover]

Pace should be a bowler's accessory, not his main weapon. Pacers need good line and length with consistency, and that is not present in his Bowlimg atm.

[@aamitabh69]

Similar goes with Umran malik.

[@stevebrindle1724]

@@Andrew_the_christ_lover Pace without swing or movement off the pitch is just an invitation for good batsmen to clobber the ball back past the bowler or square at the same speed. Dennis Lillie showed how to ball fast years ago with all his subtle variations and plans for each and every batsman he faced!

[@ningthouningthoujam3373]

​@@aamitabh69TRUE Varun Aaron was such a bowler

[@xainy7310]

@@aamitabh69 but those kind of bowlers are deadly in long boundaries

[@ichneumon2776]

England reminds me of Punjab Kings in IPL. Looks so good on the paper but once the tournament starts, they get exposed and then start chopping and changing too much.

[@anweshchatterjee7595]

Srh this year

[@louquay]

Please don't compare national teams to club sides in a hit and giggle tournament. This is proper cricket, IPL and T20 in general is not. Thanks

[@abhishekam5525]

@@louquay well England played hit and giggle cricket and everyone knew their approach would bring them crashing down

[@louquay]

@Drxyz-tk6le false equivalent. They play the same sport. T20 is a bastard version of cricket. It would be like comparing the FIFA World Cup to a local 6 a side comp

[@helloworld2054]

​@Drxyz-tk6lefootball is football, there's no other different format whether you're playing for a club or nation you have to play 90 minutes only.

[@Stowerslemalu]

Quick attack lacks penetration and thier mid to lower order whilst on paper has power, is one dimensional with little capacity to build or rebuild on the backfoot. Liam Livingstone for me personifies the current england ODI team; super talented, powerful, yet one note and very overrated.

[@atorbGk]

They have one of the worst bowling lineup. Cannot win ODI matches with bowling all rounders. Their team is good for a T20 tournament.

[@drevil5066]

Should've asked Alex Hales to be a part of the ODI team instead of begging Stokes to un-retire. Hales and Roy....the original double-barrel guns of Eoin Morgan's New England in 2015.

[@Abhay41221]

They are terrible because BCCI is refusing to play "Dil Dil England" during the games! 😂

[@harshilpatel7855]

"London Thumakda"

[@Abhay41221]

@harshilpatel7855 Haha even better! 😂

[@playhard719]

fact, fact, factu

[@ramkrishnanramaswamy6680]

England seems to have come to the World Cup hoping the other teams will perform worse than them.. sorry, boys… In this day and age you can’t win tournaments on reputation. You need to perform on the ground, not on paper

[@AK69187]

As a SRH fan I know the feeling when your team is good on paper but everyone becomes out of form in the tournament.

[@himanshupal6083]

🥹🤣

[@srizviewz]

The first clip show how all over the place England truly is at the moment

[@shravanaragula4877]

They have forgotten how to bat 50 overs as a team in all the bazzbal they forgot that they have a qotaof 50 overs

[@jameswiglesworth5004]

We havn't looked right, from the start of the competition, there are many factors, one very important one being, that as a captain, Buttler is not in the same league as Morgan, who was always tactically spot on and would not have made the disasterous decision of fielding first against New Zealand in such intense heat

[@RsR6969]

Yes, Buttler isn’t filling many with confidence and that seems to be filtering through to the rest of the team. That swagger and aggression this team became synonymous with in the last 5-6 years seems to have been replaced with a team with no real game plan, the wrong balance and certain players out of form. It’s one thing having home advantage in 2019 but another going out to the sub continent to defend that crown and as you say, that decision to field in that heat was the wrong one & saw the players struggling to cope. It’s along way back from being bottom of the table tonight but mathematically it’s still possible to scrape 4th place but whether they can is another question.

[@Amuzic_Earth]

Just wanna say you are doing a wonderful job. This is probably the very first and only data based analytical channel on Cricket..

[@ankurkaushik2125]

My take is: In test or t20 you can be a good team with high number of all rounders, but in ODI you need quality specialists. In ODI fast bowlers( also captain) should have a plan B if they are going for runs( considering good batting track ) . Just look at the way SA got rid of root. Its certainly smart captaincy and a brilliant field placement. Eng need this kind of smartwork !

[@AnimalsCreatures612]

That's all bulshi dude cricket is all about hitting the balls and lasting as long as u can on the field or the pitch and it depends on ur stamina then Don't try to over complicate things like cricket needed some high level skills to play lol.

[@mahadevparmekar2565]

​@@AnimalsCreatures612I agree with @ankur. The difference between specialists and all-rounders was highlighted in the India vs New Zealand match. In the previous match, Hardik Pandya got injured. To replace him, India dropped another all-rounder (Shardul) and brought a specialist bowler (Shami) and a batsman. NZ were 245 in 43 overs but only managed 273, with Shami taking 5 wks. India did win relatively easily, but it was largely due to lack of scoreboard pressure. Without Shami, India would have been chasing 320-330, and being 193/5 at a point in chase, that would have been a tricky situation. Even with all rounders. Yes, a longer tail can be problematic in some situations, but with Shami kind of bowler, Eng would have been chasing significantly lower scores against AFG and SA.

[@swarndeepgupta3806]

The most important thing that you didn't even mention are the Indian conditions. Yeah, they have played in India a lot, but ODIs are a different ball game altogether.

[@yadhaider807]

Indian conditions didn't really play a part

[@anurag9666]

Even if that's the case as if foreign teams have not won in our conditions, Australia did it In1987, other teams have done well in such conditions, then why are England special ? Isn't it just an excuse

[@Dr.Phoenix]

​​@@yadhaider807I beg to differ... In English conditions Woakes and Curran would be much better because they primarily rely on swing and their pace is optimal for that but not in India, also their line and length were wayward from the get go... Batters were already set on crease by the time Wood comes in and they just pounded on him... In subcontinent ODIs spinners get you control over game in the middle overs but they have only Rashid... Also their batters are abysmal at playing spin

[@tuhinkumarkole]

@@Dr.Phoenix Then just see sa nz and aus (last 3 games) they play so well here why Eng is different I an remember it is eng who has most batters in IPL

[@stevez2309]

Woakes isn't the best for sub continent. Without Anderson and Broad like the Tests the ODI bowling is average at best. England screwed up Jofra Archer's career and potentially lost their best bowler .

[@TomRiddler-m3j]

Wasn’t a lot England’s prep for CWC19 done on flat pitches in England? If so then there is a contributing factor to their poor performances.

[@mrdaman99]

They won t20 world cup last year in australia,which is not even close to English conditions

[@mangshu21]

​​@@mrdaman99 both are short format but a single odi innings is longer than a whole game of t20. Its just not the same.

[@Sri-df5zk]

Its 20 twenty cricket.they are not good in testand 50 over which is the real test.this world cup is the real example and proved England is a avarage test and odi team.they will get hammered in jan 2024 in the test series against India.their bazball has gone to zero ball

[@paulscottrobson]

I don't think the pitches have been an issue except possibly the India game.

[@akshaymate954]

England is missing a player like Bumrah, Starc, Boult, Shaheen, Rabada and there is only one player who has an impact on par with them and thats Jofra Archer. They also don't have a wicket taking spinner. They are overdependent on Rashid who isn't that effective and Moeen Ali isn't a wicket taker (Bowling average : 48+). England is facing the harsh reality that they aren't one of the top teams, when they play ODIs in the asian subcontinent. Playing Franchise T20 of 4 hours of play, of which on an average you only exert yourself for 2 hrs VS International ODI matches of 10+ play time where only fielding time goes for 5 hrs is a huge different. Demands of this format is very different in comparison and the aggressive style of cricket England is trying to pursue is not sustainable in a 10 hour game in a 50 games tournament. Sure you might have days when you do extremely well with that approach but you need to see the probability around it.

[@messironaldo5892]

But topley and gutkinson are good bowlers. Don't know what they are doing

[@Sameer_S_Kulkarni]

Well put! You hit the nail on the head on the issue of approach. England need to change their "approach" a bit to adapt to Indian conditions. One thing that seems out of place in your analysis is your point on Adil Rashid. He is a wicket taking spinner. He has the best average among the English bowlers in that period. And among all spinners too, his stats place him somewhere in the middle, not near the bottom.

[@akshaymate954]

@@Sameer_S_Kulkarni While compared to the other bowlers in the England squad, Rashid might look like a must have bowler in the team, but then that just shows how lacking the bowling is because Rashid's stats aren't good. Yeah on paper if you look having an average of 32.4 for a spinner is decent, but when you look outside the England team and compare him to players like Kuldeep Yadav, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Maheesh Theekshana, Rashid Khan and Adam Zampa who have a bowling averages of less than 26 in ODIs you realize what I am talking about. And if you take a look of Rashid's bowling average stats against Subcontinent teams like India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, they are 50.11, 45.44 & 36.13 respectively. What might come of more as a shock is that in India which has one of the most spin friendly tracks, Rashid's bowling average is 50.44! To give context, many spinning all-rounders like Jadeja, Santner, Nabi, Maharaj, Maxwell are performing way better. Sources: * Rashid's stats by opponenets : www.howstat.com/cricket/statistics/Players/PlayerOpponents_ODI.asp?PlayerID=3696#bowl * Rashid's stats by the countries played in: www.howstat.com/cricket/statistics/Players/PlayerCountries_ODI.asp?PlayerID=3696#bowl

[@cool-aquarian]

England were never a good ODI team. They were lucky in last wc final. There is reason they lost 3 wc finals, it ideally should have been four losses.

[@user-vm9di6mb5b]

England dominated ODI’s in the years leading up to the last World Cup, beating nearly everyone wherever they played… including beating India in India and Australia 4-1 in Australia. They were the best team of that Era by a mile. Sure there was luck involved in that final but regardless they were the best team of the tournament

[@Private-rm5dy]

England did not WIN the world cup, they were AWARDED it based on boundary count. No respecting side in that situation would claim a world cup victory. What would uou tell future generations how you won. The truth of the matter is between 2015 and this world cup, England played 90 % of their odi cricket at home. That is the real issue.

[@petermitchell2729]

England don't have any game changers in their bowling unit. The ones amongst the batsmen are out of form, hobbled or both.

[@messironaldo5892]

But but topley and gutkinson are good bowlers. They need to do better

[@merwyncricwiz]

Importance of Wood & Atkinson's in Title Defence kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGPRY4uVmNRlnJo

[@Sameer_S_Kulkarni]

True, all of their bowlers looked terrible against SA.

[@Dattebayo3089]

​@@messironaldo5892they are nowhere near archer. Archer is like boom, Shaheen, starc, rabada. Bt now he is injured.

[@Vinotharaja4545]

People thinking england playing attacking circket but only in 2019wc they played attacking that to some of the matches the reason is Jason roy he was only player in england purehitteer in any situation he play aggressively they just miss him in this wc Same to 2022wc they have some luck and their middle order is weak because of butler and alex hales that their middle order not exposed

[@CarlinConnolly]

Hindsight selector: Bairstow, Moeen, Malan, Root, Stokes, Livingstone, Buttler, Willey, Rashid, Wood, Atkinson.

[@joebob2311productions]

I like how Malan is England's "shiny new" toy at the top of the order yet Roy is 3 years younger than him 😂

[@WeebAF]

he meant harry brook not malan 🫥

[@CarlinConnolly]

i guess we'll see a new team now _ Moeen, Rashid, Bairstow, Woakes, Malan, Wood & Stokes gone for sure (age), Willey confirmed... probably Root but maybe not if he's committed since his bowling means he can bat 3 or 4 and bowl a few overs between 25-35. Jamie Overton in for sure, ditto Rehan Ahmed... Sam Curran & Livingstone to become leaders, Jason Roy should come back if he thinks he can go a full WC cycle because his mentality was missed. I think Jofra should focus on T-20 & Test but Atkinson, Robinson & Mahmood can definitely feature and Brook can open and get back to an assertive first powerplay with the bat. Ollie Pope also ahs a role to play if Root is not interested... But someone other than Jos has to either captain or keep wicket - i'd be inclined to allow Buttler to learn his lessons and stay captain but bring Billings in as keeper... the captain needs to be able to move around the field andther keeper needs to be constantly in the ear of the batter - the team loses something if both roles are filled by the same person.

[@AJWRAJWR]

It seems that England can either be good at white-ball cricket or red-ball cricket, but never both at the same time. Just as they've fixed their Test team their ODI team suffers.

[@akshayganesh4144]

Well said. I was writing the same

[@tushar8338]

The biggest reason is umpire Kumar dharmasena was not umpiring while England match. England won just by wrong decision of umpiring. Accept it

[@BRV-25]

You might need to reupload the video because of the wrong clip at the beginning 😊

[@aash2507]

its for reference

[@YashMezzala]

England back to their usual self. I missed them so much

[@abhiss6705]

Lol in that regard , India's usual self is getting trampled and shit on everywhere they go.

[@leebeswick4732]

FYI you've got the wrong clip upfront

[@chiraggshah5326]

Great way to increase engagement

[@aash2507]

einstein came back from death

[@amanlagadia2650]

Hey hey, I think the clip was just perfect at 0:22 but he kept referring the bowler as David Willy rather than chirs woakes Or am I just high?

[@samnielsen2617]

Brilliant bro ,now I understand England select or send a combination of T20I and Test Players ,for that reason they are struggling

[@kurthippolyte3892]

First of all how can england bring dawid malan to indian knowing his had a miserable time in the ipl .. while leaving Jason Roy who actually have a decent record in India poor team selection

[@sarthakbhalerao1045]

England in ODI outside England is just poor, even in 2019, they were accidental champions. 2003 didn't make it to super six, 2007 out of super 8, 2011 they were again knocked out of qf, and the in 2015 again lost to bangladesh and couldn't make into qf as well. So they are just poor outside England.

[@user-vm9di6mb5b]

They literally destroyed nearly everyone in the world from 2015-2019 including India in India and Australia in Australia 4-1.

[@playhard719]

the reality is neither their bowling nor the batting suited for subcontinent wickets expect for one or two players

[@adityagajjar3118]

Bazball period is over .it gave them success.But now time to revisit the approach.

[@Dr.Phoenix]

Woakes and Curran did not get used to subcontinent conditions... They are used to fast bowler friendly pitches where it swings a lot and their pace is just optimal but in Indian pitches it doesn't swing that much and you have to put much efforts to maintain pace and line & length which was all over the place btw... So by the time Wood came the batters were setteled and went berserk on him... And why only 1 proper spinner in the middle overs where they can get you control over game ?

[@paulscottrobson]

That's just it, they've changed that. That's why Anderson was averaging 70 vs Australia. We've deliberately moved away from the "getting a win on a green pitch" approach which was successful for much of the last 10 years - except anywhere other than England, where the bowlers just become fast medium who don't get it off the straight. We don't have a reliable spinner. Hence the selection of Moeen for tests when Leach couldn't play. Rehan Ahmed looks promising but he's not there yet. Leach is not a one day player (though I doubt he'd do worse !). There's Liam Dawson who I think they don't rate. When I was younger pretty much every County had one or two finger spinners who would be okay in tests. Maybe they wouldn't take a lot of wickets, but they wouldn't let you down. Some of them played a few games, Udal, Childs, Patel, Watkinson. I think it's pitches. Darren Stevens. I have no problems with the bloke, he does well with what he has, but actually if he's getting wickets there's something seriously wrong with the pitches counties are playing on. If you put him against India or Australia on their pitches he'd get mullered to kingdom come. But in England - the Aussies playing here apparently called their Whatsapp group "Daz'll get ya" or something. Beyond that there are rookies and a few part timers like Root and Livingstone. Bess has gone backwards more or less continually in the last 3 or 4 years.

[@Nikhilify]

I reckon it was just a matter of time before the other teams adopted the Bazball style of play and eventually became better than England at it. Case in point- NZ in the wc opener.

[@Vinotharaja4545]

No bro, if u take other teams some of the players play anchor if team need for example markram, vanderssan, kholi, rahul, Smith, babar, rizwan, latham, daryl Mitchell that the reason eng is missing even they have root is not his best form other than root every body they play unusual shots in pressure situation

[@kunalsinghal1247]

All these are repercussions of attacking India and Bangladesh preparing spin friendly pitches calling those pitches bad. Main attempt was to hide their no-skills to handle subcontinent pitches. I love how this world cup is exposing England and Australia(before this week)

[@yahyakhalid6160]

Australia are getting back into the groove

[@kunalsinghal1247]

@@yahyakhalid6160 Agreed but they are not yet tested against proper performers of this world cup. Eng and SA matches should give clarity. But they are playing better than England at the moment.

[@musajaved9862]

I'm sorry but even in Pakistan, Ramiz Raja shared his disappointment with how pitches were being prepared. Not to mention a pitch in India which resulted in a two day test match. And lest we forget, England winning a test series against Pakistan by a staggering and sweeping 3-0 whitewash.

[@kunalsinghal1247]

@@musajaved9862 That 2 day test match happened because of pink ball. Pitch was fine. That was the first test match with a pink ball in India so the behaviour of the ball was not known. Don't fall into the gibberish of any former player in any country. Immediate next match the same venue red ball was used and that went till 4th day. Overall these English and Aussie media want to devalue the importance of spin pitches as it favours subcontinent teams. I would recommend Pakistan also to go back to their original behaviour of pitches. No need to make these goras delightful about pitches.

[@dante666jt]

​@@musajaved9862Ramiz Raja? That guy is a hack lol

[@VARMOT123]

That "win the toss,win the world cup" t20 world cup is a fluke win that doesn't represent their normal limited overs performance trajectory since 2020 plunkett and archer era

[@ALLINONE-bn5iv]

Aussies won that "win the toss, win the WC" tourney

[@Sameer_S_Kulkarni]

@@ALLINONE-bn5iv True, but England also won the "win the toss, win the world cup" tournament the next year after Aussies...

[@Nothing-kr5hn]

Go home you dipshit idiot. Pull your head out of your ass

[@anshulsaxena4931]

​​@@Sameer_S_Kulkarnieng were the best t20 team in the last wt20 and still is the best in T20 format remember they best india 170/0 and that proves that they are best that too without bairstow,archer,wood

[@Sameer_S_Kulkarni]

@@anshulsaxena4931 Aytu bidappa, nim Englandnavre doddavru🙏🏻

[@AmitSingh-qn9ix]

Can you please do the scoreboard ad at the end of the video, it breaks the flow jarrod, thanks!

[@cdn4767]

To be fair I got a deep analysis on this: -their game was to bowl whoever can bowl, decent at best with each bowler have different variety, Wood with pace, Woakes right arm HTD, Topley with left arm swing, Willey left arm HTD, Rashid leg break, Ali off break, Root and Livingstone part time of both. And then they just play to their natural game, outhit the opposition. Buttler has his big struggles in India with the bat, with Bairstow, Root also out of form. The bowling is just bit and pieces and very little bowling partnerships. -fixtures also bad as well since NZ are invincible early on. -dropping Roy was a bad idea because he have good partnerships with Bairstow and possibly why Bairstow struggled.

[@thejaskrishnantc]

Please increase the volume output of your videos.

[@ReyEdits6969]

This is just biazzare. Last year's worldcup winners are now at the bottom of the table with even top notch cricketers like Ben stokes, Jos butler , Johnny bairstrow, joe root and many more. Edit-hopefully england sees this vid

[@tdubs9726tw]

Yeah you can blame preparation all you want, but under JB England have been disastrous at ODIs and never ever batted out 50 overs properly. If you look since Amsterdam the only ODIs England have won were rain reduced ones. Lack of application coupled with sulky Jos is just a terrible combination. Mooen should he captain as he is clearly the smartest cricketer out there. Malan is one of the best 3s in the world, so either you play Root at 4, or you call up Ben Duckett who is also a great player of spin and crucially in form. As for the openers they should have never let Hales retire, and even then Phil Salt would have been a great shout, or alternatively Will Jacks who’d also give a spin option. No faith has been given to the youngsters and selection for this WC has been a Silverwood-esque disaster, plus let’s not forget when Buttler abandoned the England test team in india during Covid - yeah they forgot about that before naming him captain…

[@yahyakhalid6160]

True I mean the march where Ben hit 182 England still did not register 400

[@hasanramzan6578]

Moen is not the smartest England player. I promise you that.

[@zxbzxbzxb1]

Yes well, I admit we haven't quite been entirely perfect 😬

[@akshayganesh4144]

England were terrible at odis since 2022 summer when they couldn't win a single home series then. I knew the team was approaching odis as t20s which is technically wrong. When the team won t20 world cup in Australia everything was brushed under the carpet. Even the indian journalists were praising bazball and all those strategies and were forcing indian cricket to adopt them as quickly as possible for the 2023 world cup. Nevertheless, the English team did suffer setbacks in Australia and South Africa giving workload as a reason and no body talks about that.

[@4whomittolz846]

people won't have much patience for the snake oil that is Bazball after this performance. If Bazball is meant to be a reflection of England's white ball dominance in test cricket, then their next test series is going to be a catastrophe...

[@rw-xf4cb]

England 1/4 loving it! I'd like South Africa to get it been bridesmaid too often but India at home is probably where it will be!

[@indiarocks5731]

Slogging doesn’t work in india, play proper cricketing shot

[@subhamagarwal3973]

England will say ODI is outdated and MCC will say it is useless now. Thats how England runs Cricket.

[@andrewjolly319]

Yeah except BCCI runs cricket. That's why this will be the last 50 over world cup.

[@subhamagarwal3973]

​@@andrewjolly319 Lmao BCCI loves the 50 50 format, 50 50 means 50 advertisment over slots and Indian games are anyway filled to the brim all around the world. UK media has started to their agenda about the 50 over format meanwhile

[@andrewjolly319]

The World Cup games aren't full? Only the India games. Here in Aus no one cares about ODIs any more. Tests and the odd T20. There aren't really any decent ODI series any more in the summer even, and they don't play much 50 over domestic.

[@subhamagarwal3973]

​@@andrewjolly319 so you are saying that in 4 years since 2019, ODI has suddenly lost favour with Aussies and English board? England has simply changed their game from cricket to baseball, come and hit and go and this template doesnt fit on ODI, and thats why they want the change.

[@subhamagarwal3973]

BCCI has the money, it will play the revenue game everywhere. If tommorow someone offers us money for broadcasting rights of a 110000 over match, we will take it and fill our coffers. British play an ego game, if tommorow they somehow lose 10 tests in a row, their media will call for a change of how its played and how England actually somehow by losing 10 has played in such a way that actually revolutanizes it. Some ass of a NZ coach will be hired and the new approach which other players in other countries have often played will be branded as the English way. BCCI controls the money, English ego controls the game

[@ankurkaushik2125]

Data Visualisation is spot on. Do you / your team work on R Language?

[@luxpursuits]

Stokes suddenly coming back in upset the team set-up. And the obsession with no longer playing but always under contract Joffra is no help - poor Willey is the victim of this obsession.

[@prateekkhanna5540]

England is struggling in slow and spinning tracks just like Indan-subcontinent teams struggle in fast, bouncy and swinging tracks

[@rosieroti4063]

There is merit to your statement, but even then.. this is very shoddy. The players are world class and they really mustn't be looking like fish out of water.

[@prateekkhanna5540]

@@rosieroti4063 yup, they shouldn't loose to teams like Afghanistan being the defending champions

[@Sri-df5zk]

India won in english condition and drew the test series 2-2.when did England last won in india.they are AVG odi and test team

[@prateekkhanna5540]

@@moonshine8255 I said indian-subcontinent, not specifically India

[@skking3379]

It's just that they have always been poor in the sub-continent.

[@spc3461]

I think in my opinion England lost most of their matches due to these factors 1. Form and performance 2. Team composition and selection 3. Pressure situation 4.opposition strength 5.pitch conditions and adaptability 6.fielding and bowling lapses 7. Captaincy and leadership And last but not least 8. Team morale and confidence

[@veenjharmemon8097]

amazing data representation and visuals. Really help alot ❤

[@sam_uelson]

They're gonna throw Jimmy a ticket, aren't they?

[@SirSamTheThird]

This feels like Australia in 2011 World Cup.

[@anurag9666]

Even that was better than this

[@jollygood25]

Australian team had qualified for quarter final and almost beat Indian team until Yuvraj played a great inning and we won the match.

[@chakri3305]

They are trying to be over aggressive in odi cricket

[@avanishharish5987]

Here after ENG lost to SL in CWC23. The same team which Morgan built into a ruthless white ball winning team is now failing at the biggest stage. Missing you Skipper Morgan.

[@CarlinConnolly]

and the persistence with Curran and sidelining of Atkinson has not helped given these pitches and Woakes can't bowl in India - this tournament has proves that.

[@cbcacbca]

Last summer someone from the England camp said, "we are not a results driven team". Well they're certainly proving that in this tournament.

[@RsR6969]

Very aptly put. If a team is not driven to win, then they’ll go down the crapper and that’s where this England team is heading in 50 over cricket. For those calling for a white ball re-set, that’s unlikely to happen any time soon. If I’ve read their schedule next year correctly, the next ODI series England play is at the back end of next September! And it’s unlikely any of that selected squad will have played any domestic 50 over cricket in the summer as most of them will have been snapped up by a Hundred franchise. In about 10 years, we may see an England ODI side that has more individual T20 caps.

[@BatMan-oe2gh]

After losing to India, they are now last below Bangladesh, and have a worse run rate as well. They all look lost out on the ground. If I was the coach, Ali and Stokes would not have been in the team.

[@alyssyajhons557]

Honestly I feel sad for morgs Can Joss do what Morgan did after 2k15?

[@Pjeswani11]

They would be fine in home conditions, but none of the players have adapted to sub continental conditions. Apart from Root,Buttler and Stokes all of them are mostly one dimensional cricketers.

[@Dattebayo3089]

England is missing archer and roy actually

[@machi7885]

This is great ANALYTOCAL work! Keep it going JK

[@Sameer_S_Kulkarni]

ANALYTOCAL😂🤣🤣

[@tamasg538]

Topley's injured, our bowling attack is screwed even more. Curran or Woakes recall would be a serious backstep

[@Raghav-Ulags]

The England team now has to study themselves, questioning themselves what's wrong with them. The team have to become more humbler like New Zealand,Sri Lanka, India etc. who are known for their humbleness despite playing aggressive and entertaining cricket.They are especially known for their humbleness,no matter how terrible the situation is. Eg. Kane Williamson who was still calm and graceful when the world cup was decided on boundary count. At that day, England should have come forward and requested the ICC members to share the trophy.They should have shown some honesty,in my humble opinion. Although we have humble players like Jos Buttler and Joe Root. The moment Ben came out of retirement,I guessed somewhat like this.He have no steady mind. You should be firm in your decision. All are dependent on him.Otber players should have practiced more as they don't have stokes. As everyone says, Playing aggressive cricket is good but you have to understand the condition,pitches and change the strategy not only sticking to the firm strategy. Blaming and changing coach is a bad decision because of him only you people (England) played positive cricket before world cup like Eng/NZ bilateral series. They won T20 WC. Who all agree with me? Please reply.

[@arasarajasingham9769]

Ever since after 2019 England never looked Champions the records show very clearly Batters have been more inclined to bat 4 overs and get runs while bowling 4 overs and getting wickets that attitude doesn't work when one needs 50 overs to bat and 10 overs to bowl

[@_Final_Boss]

The whole world is a witness of what England did in the 2019 finals against New Zealand. It's all Karma.

[@owendavies7452]

Cricket is generally about partnerships. Unless you occasionally get someone like a Glenn Maxwell getting into his 360 batting genius. Occasionally in this format, it takes just one phenomenal team man do win a Country a game. Unfortunately England this format isn't Joe Root's best format.

[@CarlinConnolly]

hindsight is a beautiful thing but this is a team that above all looks rudderless and maybe that's partly down to their captain being the keeper and their vice captain (Mo) has hardly featured. If i had to point at one thing it would be Malan opening... He's a 3 and i think Root would have been better at 4 with either Moeen (left right combo) or Brooks opening because they would then have been aggressive and we would have had Malan, Root and Stokes at 3/4/5 to play the situation. Too much asked of Buttler - Livingstone at 6 then Buttler as the finisher would ahve made more sense.

[@user-hw4il1yx2q]

Moeen Ali is a walking wicket, honestly that guy's batting has dropped off so badly...

[@brendonwilliams5709]

Very straight fwd problem, the EBC missed the chance to invest in young blood 🩸and talent towards this World Cup, 2nd ECB awards contracts to their players during the course of this world 🌎 cup which is simply astonishing, should’ve been done before the World Cup,

[@merwyncricwiz]

Lack of penetrating pace attack this world Cup as explained below is one major factor Importance of Wood & Atkinson's in Title Defence kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGPRY4uVmNRlnJo

[@pradeepkalidasan7723]

Every England big players were playing more shorter format T20 tournament like IPL and other Franchises across the country for money. There focus will lowered to play white ball 50 overs games and building the game plan and picking the right players.

[@footballfanmark]

The ECB are to blame, all they're interested in is the Hundred, after the Ashes series players should have rested for a month before playing a few one dayers in preparation for the WC.

[@ABHISHEKSHARMA-dr1uf]

Actually no one in England care about 50 overs cricket or any form of cricket except ashes

[@no1wasgeorgiebest]

Not even close to being true.

[@kenoliver8913]

I don't think England's switch from ODIs to T20s is responsible for their poor performance at this CWC because as ODIs are played today the skills - both batting and bowling - are almost identical to those for T20. Everybody does bazball for ODIs these days - the old approach of knocking it around for ones and twos outside the powerplays is out of fashion. And both T20 and ODI favour boring fast spinners and slow seamers; only Tests reward attacking bowlers (looping legspin or genuine quicks).

[@joshualayfield768]

The issue with this WC is clear as day to see. THEY DONT PRIORITIZE THE ROYAL LONDON CUP. They don't care for the one day game anymore. They created a whole other horrible format that has turned ODI into a development ground. When you stop doing the things that made you successful in the first place you fall off.

[@ikramyousefzai6972]

I don't know why, but I still believe that they can make a come back

[@RsR6969]

I don’t see them beating India but SL, Australia, Netherlands and Pakistan are winnable games, even for this England team. Do that and it takes them to 10 points. Depending on run rate, at the moment it ain’t great. 4th place could come down to that. Pakistan are on the slide, Aust have started winning, dare we rule out Afghanistan? It’s going to make for a real dogfight for 4th if as it looks India, NZ and SA look likely to fill the top 3 spots.

[@avatharamveeraraghavan3001]

No chance at all.

[@Protest467]

They'll lose to Ind & Aus & even against Ned since they want to beat Eng

[@RsR6969]

@@Protest467 If England and Pakistan can lose to Afghanistan and the Dutch can beat SA, then it’s not inconceivable that the Dutch could turn England over.

[@Protest467]

@@RsR6969 Dutch vs English are rivals

[@Biiswajiit]

ECB was overconfident a lot, Not enough odi match playing, main players are always out of team, breaking openers for Malan, Not setting up combinations, they just picked players not a team and thought they would do well.

[@lifeisbeautiful8799]

Best thing to happen to the world of cricket is YOU, SIR. Brilliant❤

[@Vvk732]

Why is Harry Brook even playing the WC did he have atleast 1 decent inning so far?

[@sreekanth7223]

I don't seea future for ODI. One more reason why its more or less impossible for anyone to beat Tendulkar's hundred century record. Only Kohli has a chance but still difficult since most of the test pitches are becoming bowling friendly.

[@ulaganathans8118]

Even SAM CURRAN and other players who are naturally good are not in the form Very disappointed Please please Cancel rest of the matches and go home,learn new things and come back stronger 💪 Instead of getting humiliated

[@vvjoshi09]

They have a t20 team , and not odi team

[@batman3490]

willy - woakes hahaha

[@sansinutube]

1. Breathing difficulty in the Indian pollution. 2. Lack of beef in the Indian menu. That's all you need to know

[@burdenplayer1071]

Yeah all bcz of Britain 💀 . They made us poor by looting us and didn't give the opportunity to educate ourselves.

[@rosieroti4063]

Its really sad. This must be the worst title defense ever... Even besting West Indies from 2021.

[@1972dsrai]

England have been playing like it’s T20 cricket, without any thought. A complete shambles tbh.

[@darkprince3794]

It’s hubris! Thinking they could just flip the switch.

[@arunvivekv9413]

Real champion is that team or player who plays above average cricket irrespective of what the pitch is behaving (Seaming track or Spin or mixed). According to me New Zealand team is soo good.

[@imrulfarhanpritom6864]

All good things come to an end. England won the CWC 2019 and T20 world cup 2022. No can dominate year after year and world cup after world cup apart from Ponting's and Steve Waugh's Invincible Australia. No one has won back to back since

[@hegemonial1]

You clearly miss the point. Many of the bilateral series were played simultaneously with test matches going on. So how on earth you would make the star players play in all the ODIs. Literally impossible. The schedule is to be blamed with T20 world cup and IPL and other leagues happening every year. Yes to an extent this world cup exposed englands potency with bowling as well a batting.

[@vishalkhanna7074]

Where the hell is Jason Roy Sam Billings James Vince

[@1andtheOnly]

Lucknow pitch has again exposed and again confirmed that england cannot bat on seaming, turning or swinging pitches. england had been making flat pitches with short boundaries on one side in england where their batters can hit sixes. english commentators are trying to cover up by saying that they are out of form... when actually the reality is they are ordinary batsmen who can only play on flat pitches and their ordinary bowlers can only bowl in test match conditions. Enough said.

[@shreedaaykambli3031]

here after the Sri Lanka loss 🥺 at this point we must admit that being the Best Test and T20 team doesn’t guarantee a good ODI team

[@virencpatel7567]

Exiting test team, not sure they're the best... Aussies still number 1 😔

[@Drizzle77]

2019 england won the world cup what happened just so soon