Certified Legendary Thread 2023 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Game 48 The Final India v Australia 19/11 1900hrs @ Narendra Modi Stadium

[TheInjuryFactory]

Can we talk about the excessive fireworks and the drones and shit meant for someone else? F**king brilliant. Chef's kiss.

 

[Kuuz]

Bloody hell - don't know if I can actually sleep now.

One of the best wins I've seen, and in the end, Heady didn't even give them a sniff.

 

[Satan]

Waiting for the knight poster

 

[Santana]

Hurry up and hand us the trophy

Yes we need sleep

 

[Kapow!!!]

Can we talk about the excessive fireworks and the drones and s**t meant for someone else? F**king brilliant. Chef's kiss.

Really juxtaposes nicely with the empty stands

 

[Doggy]

"the atmosphere was amazing"

The atmosphere for the whole second innings: silence.

They can’t comprehend how they could possibly lose.

National holiday in Australia, National day of mourning for India.

Team India might be lynched

 

[Seedsfan]

People saying South Africa would be more scary for them

Australia is always the danger side. We win World Cups, it’s what we do.

 

[Satan]

Did the port supporter survive ?

 

[Scorpus]

Programming the drone show to show a map of India and the Indian flag has the same vibes as:

 

[Joffaboy]

The r/Cricket subreddit is literally burning with cope and salt - it's actually amazing some of the comments.

"For Me India Is The World CHAMPIONS . Because they Won All The Games, A Day A Bad Luck A Bad Pitch doesn't decide a world champion, For Australia they do really well but the pitch really hlped thm"

Now the Indians are getting moral victories against us too?

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[Kennedy Parker]

Gee there was some arrogance from Indian pundits prior to this game

 

[largebus]

Work in a team with a few Indians talking smack, might not see some of them this whole week.

 

[HugeJohnson]

Travis Head, man of the Series in the 21/22 Ashes, man of the match in a World Test Championship final, man of the match in a World Cup Semi final, and now man of the match in a World Cup final. Building himself quite a legacy already after a relatively short time at International level.
Oh, and if all that wasn't enough, he's also South Australian

 

[Santana]

5 out of the last 7 World Cups, damn

 

[Topkent]

MOM in the world test final, world cup semi and world cup final is some year

 

[kickazz]

Trophy plz

 

[Kuuz]

The irony that some of the Indian supporter contingent blaming the pitch conditions ... that they manufactured...is genuinely delicious

 

[Santana]

Give us the cup before there are no people left in the stadium!!!!!

 

[Altum Volantes]

It was nice of them to organise the drone show for the Aussie victory.

Ian Smith is far too impressed by this.

 

[Doggy]

Let's try and stay somewhat classy here. Losing a world cup final at home hurts, then you remember a lot of that team has never won this and this may have been there last chance

 

[010203]

This Indian side has become the first team to lose a 50 over World Cup final on home soil since England in 1979. England's loss to the West Indies was by 92 runs. This is a handy thrashing in its own right.

 

[Alfonz]

This is some riveting viewing watching this crappy drone show and Ian Smith rambling on and on trying to fill time.

 

[ptrg]

HURRY THE **** UP.

ZERO PEOPLE LEFT

 

[TheInjuryFactory]

Really juxtaposes nicely with the empty stands

 

[FreoRicci]

I wasn't sure of Cummins choosing to bowl after winning the toss. He has been well and truly vindicated.

What a fielding performance though.
80-1 at one stage. Rohit was smashing it and Kohli getting comfortable.
Bowling never crumbled. The guys stayed composed. Executed the gameplay to a tee