ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 |OT| - AUSTRALIA Rule The World!
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Good Attacking Fielding why it is very rare to see this sort of attacking fielding from pakistani captain
Newzealand doing good by introducing spinners early on
Newzealand doing good by introducing spinners early on
What i like about australia is even by loosing early wickets they don't goes into shell they still plays strokes and rotates strike cruise there selves to the victory
South africa would have given much better fight than NZ.
Kiwis are in final because they played all the games in home.
Kiwis are in final because they played all the games in home.
wonderful innings by the Aussie skipper. what a farewell for em and what a marvelous performance by the whole Ozzies. Bloody oath!
All of my predictions been bang on target, right from semis to final.
Jubilations all'round. A best team Won in the end.
All of my predictions been bang on target, right from semis to final.
Jubilations all'round. A best team Won in the end.
Australia the World Champions and they did Played like champion completely Dominated the Kiwis
Boos for Srinivasan :lol:
I wonder why Ma Nigga didn't mention Afridi and Misbah in the list of retirees? :laugh1:
I wonder why Ma Nigga didn't mention Afridi and Misbah in the list of retirees? :laugh1:
Presentations, one last time this World Cup... Mention of farewells for Sangakkara and Jayawardene, Misbah and Afridi, Clarke. Maybe Vettori too.
Brendon McCullum: "It's been one hell of a ride for us, right the way through, we played some outstanding cricket. We ran into an outstanding team in Australia, they continue to set the standard. Michael Clarke bows out on a high note, they deserved to win. Probably unfolded not as planned, but we got ourselves back in the game at 3 for 150. With 180, you still dare to dream could have ended up differently with a couple of things going our way. This is what you ask for as a cricketer, we've had the opportunity. We've forged memories and friendships that will last forever. Didn't lift the trophy but no regrets, the brand of cricket we've played and we walk away with our heads held high. It's the greatest time of our lives and that's how we tried to play the game, with a free spirit and heart. Still think we can be very proud of our achievements in this tournament."
Man of the Match James Faulkner: "Pretty amazing feeling, in front of 90,000 at the MCG. We've had an amazing journey the last couple of years. The skipper tosses you the ball and it works out like that sometimes. I thought I might not be here today, so this is an amazing feeling."
Man of the series now, and it is Mitchell Starc, the master of the reverse-swinging yorker: "Amazing tournament, some outstanding performances but to cap it off. NZ have set the standard all tournament but we led it home. I've worked really hard for a number of months now, a few series ago we sat down and to see it come to fruition it's been phenomenal. Little lucky, it was a plan Craig and I had but to see it executed. Brendon's been fantastic all tournament. The fans have been fantastic, to win in front of this many people,there's nothing like it. Going to enjoy this one now."
on his final day in the job, Michael Clarke: "Over the moon, what a tournament, Brendon and NZ deserve a lot of credit, always a tough team to beat, whenever we play them in any sport - so well done to Baz and his team, especially personally, he had an amazing performance. Thanks to every Australian and cricket supporter out there who've been behind us. The team and support staff, the support I've had since coming back into the team, they deserve to stand there with the trophy. Said we were ready mentally and we managed to get it all together physically. [No23 shirt?] Might give it back to Warney... Haven't given it much though, time is right to walk away from one-day criclket, I'll still be playing Test cricket. [Black arm bands] It's got PH on it, I'll wear it every time I play for Australia. Been a really tough few months and everyone would say we played this World Cup with 16 players. Tonight is dedicated to our little brother. Hughesy used to party as well as any of them. We're really proud, it's a wonderful achievement, to win in our own backyard in front of family and friends."
9.10pm: The men in yellow stream out on to the pitch, engulfing Smith. Big brother has prevailed and Australia can forget about 1992 - they've won the World Cup on home soil. For the fourth time in five, too. After the disappointment of 2011, they are a mean one-day machine again. New Zealand won a whole lot as well at this tournament, in terms of admiration and affection from beyond their own shores, but they came up short across the ditch. David Warner says he has lost his voice, as unlikely as it seems. "Thanks to everyone who has come out to support us, credit to you guys."
Brendon McCullum: "It's been one hell of a ride for us, right the way through, we played some outstanding cricket. We ran into an outstanding team in Australia, they continue to set the standard. Michael Clarke bows out on a high note, they deserved to win. Probably unfolded not as planned, but we got ourselves back in the game at 3 for 150. With 180, you still dare to dream could have ended up differently with a couple of things going our way. This is what you ask for as a cricketer, we've had the opportunity. We've forged memories and friendships that will last forever. Didn't lift the trophy but no regrets, the brand of cricket we've played and we walk away with our heads held high. It's the greatest time of our lives and that's how we tried to play the game, with a free spirit and heart. Still think we can be very proud of our achievements in this tournament."
Man of the Match James Faulkner: "Pretty amazing feeling, in front of 90,000 at the MCG. We've had an amazing journey the last couple of years. The skipper tosses you the ball and it works out like that sometimes. I thought I might not be here today, so this is an amazing feeling."
Man of the series now, and it is Mitchell Starc, the master of the reverse-swinging yorker: "Amazing tournament, some outstanding performances but to cap it off. NZ have set the standard all tournament but we led it home. I've worked really hard for a number of months now, a few series ago we sat down and to see it come to fruition it's been phenomenal. Little lucky, it was a plan Craig and I had but to see it executed. Brendon's been fantastic all tournament. The fans have been fantastic, to win in front of this many people,there's nothing like it. Going to enjoy this one now."
on his final day in the job, Michael Clarke: "Over the moon, what a tournament, Brendon and NZ deserve a lot of credit, always a tough team to beat, whenever we play them in any sport - so well done to Baz and his team, especially personally, he had an amazing performance. Thanks to every Australian and cricket supporter out there who've been behind us. The team and support staff, the support I've had since coming back into the team, they deserve to stand there with the trophy. Said we were ready mentally and we managed to get it all together physically. [No23 shirt?] Might give it back to Warney... Haven't given it much though, time is right to walk away from one-day criclket, I'll still be playing Test cricket. [Black arm bands] It's got PH on it, I'll wear it every time I play for Australia. Been a really tough few months and everyone would say we played this World Cup with 16 players. Tonight is dedicated to our little brother. Hughesy used to party as well as any of them. We're really proud, it's a wonderful achievement, to win in our own backyard in front of family and friends."
9.10pm: The men in yellow stream out on to the pitch, engulfing Smith. Big brother has prevailed and Australia can forget about 1992 - they've won the World Cup on home soil. For the fourth time in five, too. After the disappointment of 2011, they are a mean one-day machine again. New Zealand won a whole lot as well at this tournament, in terms of admiration and affection from beyond their own shores, but they came up short across the ditch. David Warner says he has lost his voice, as unlikely as it seems. "Thanks to everyone who has come out to support us, credit to you guys."
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Wow! Faulkner for MotM. I thought Clarke had this in the bag. Farewell match and all.
Bigger question remains though, who will take away the Man of the Tournament award?
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Mitchell Starc for Player of the Tournament! Excellent choice! :clap In a tournament dominated by batsmen, a bowler runs away with the coveted award.
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@YanZZah Congratulations Ozzie boy! Enjoy the party tonight
Bigger question remains though, who will take away the Man of the Tournament award?
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Mitchell Starc for Player of the Tournament! Excellent choice! :clap In a tournament dominated by batsmen, a bowler runs away with the coveted award.
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@YanZZah Congratulations Ozzie boy! Enjoy the party tonight
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they mentioned, taylor, clark, sangakkara jayawardene and vettori the farewells of great players. But misbah and afridi weren't mentioned as they been retired. or i missed it ???
they mentioned, taylor, clark, sangakkara jayawardene and vettori the farewells of great players. But misbah and afridi weren't mentioned as they been retired. or i missed it ???
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