u/Ashamed-Abalone8508 — reddlx

Our fans are completely dumb when they dislike any player

After Yesterday's match i saw many people calling Head a flat track bully who got exposed yesterday. Going by this logic aren't all stadiums in Australia flat tracks? Why do we put so much value on a hundred in Australia then? Was the pitch in the 2023 world cup final where we couldn't score 250 also a flat pitch?

Fans in India are dumb whenever they want to criticize or dislike someone whether it's a player of our country or another country.

u/Ashamed-Abalone8508 — 10 days ago

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If Axar was not injured then would he have gotten a place in the playing 11 instead of Mohammad Siraj?

Ashwin was Axar's replacement and he didn't got a place in the playing 11 despite good performance against Australia so i was wondering if Axar would have gotten it if he was fit?

u/Ashamed-Abalone8508 — 11 days ago

▲ 8 r/IndianCricket

We know Hardik's position was taken by Sky in the final and Hardik would have been there if he was fit but would Axar have gotten a chance in the 11 or would our management have gone with Mohammad Siraj? Ashwin who was Axar's replacement and he didn't got any chances despite a very good performance against Australia in the only match he played so i was wondering if Axar would have gotten chances or not

u/Ashamed-Abalone8508 — 18 days ago

▲ 5 r/blackcapscricket

I am really sorry if it is the wrong place to ask such questions. But i am curious what fans from other countries specially Newzeland think think on this topic since Newzeland were the runner ups so please tell me your opinion if you don't mind

As a Indian fan myself i find it hard to say that India completely won the 2025 champions trophy on merit so i want opinion of other country fans if you all don't mind.

You all may remember that India didn't travelled to Pakistan where rest of the teams where playing. Their matches instead happened in UAE and they had advantages of playing all matches in one ground and other teams didn't had the same amount of time the same time to adjust. There was also the fact that our management prepared a spin heavy bowling attack unlike other teams who had to prepare a bowling for flat tracks of Pakistan and then hope those bowlers would work on Spin tracks of UAE too. These things together created a massive unfair advantage which seemed like an important factor in India's victory and thus the victory doesn't feel something of merit in my view

The most clear example of this unfair advantage working against Newzeland was during the final where Santner was clearly struggling on who to give bowling since they lacked spin options due to not coming prepared for this pitch and i felt this proved to be a big factor for the result of the final

What do you all think on this? Did it feel unfair to all of you?

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u/Ashamed-Abalone8508 — 27 days ago