gakgupta Posted September 9, 2023 Posted September 9, 2023 For me, here is the order Pak (considering the conditions) England ( based on the attitude, they have been showing of late. Hence rated them above Australia) Australia (how can we ignore them) India or NZ ( india might sneak thru considering the conditions) Pakistan has the best chance but might choke considering the big stage. India might make thru the semi finals, if they can be innovative (like playing thilak verma, jaiswal and SKY .... somehow identify part time options ...chucking off proven failures like Gill ... Playing genuine bowlers ahead of shardul)
singhvivek141 Posted September 9, 2023 Posted September 9, 2023 My top 4 are 1. Australia 2. England 3. India 4. New Zealand If ICC will be preparing the pitches, its going to be flatter and heavily tilted towards batters, not to mention the dew factor from October Mid. SA can be a dark horse, they look dejected now but they have the firepower to be a strength specially if the likes of RVD, Miller, QDK & Markram start firing. Klassen is going to be a big danger for the spin dependent teams.
jf1gp_1 Posted September 9, 2023 Posted September 9, 2023 Australia and England are front runners. Both SA and NZ could spring a surprise however i dont know if they can win final against eng or aussies. From asia pakistan has an outside chance. Ofcourse ill always support India I however dont even see them making it to semis but one can hope.
rageaddict Posted September 9, 2023 Posted September 9, 2023 England Australia Pakistan India in that order.
Bigg Brother Posted September 9, 2023 Posted September 9, 2023 England Australia Pakistan South Africa Lord 1
Sgattick10 Posted September 9, 2023 Posted September 9, 2023 Aussies are peaking at the right time, let's see how they perform in the ODIs in India in coming month
Number Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 10 minutes ago, Sean Bradley said: England Yes but they would need their bowling to be somewhere at level of their 2019 campaign. All talk of their batting but they had Chris Woakes in good form and 2 out and out wicket takers in Archer and Wood back then.
jf1gp_1 Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 (edited) 10 hours ago, Sgattick10 said: Aussies are peaking at the right time, let's see how they perform in the ODIs in India in coming month I think one of hazelwood or abbott could have been dropped. They have way to many fast bowlers specially when they already have stonis, green and marsh. Manas is doing well against SA. Edited September 10, 2023 by jf1gp_1
cowboysfan Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 Aussies by a country mile followed by Pakistan and England.
Nikhil_cric Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 My order of favourites 1. Australia Best batting depth. Just need to figure out who to drop. Zampa and Hazlewood are absolute locks in the bowling lineup but others haven't been overly impressive. Still pretty decent and they have decent all-rounders so no issues. 2. Pakistan Best pace attack by far. Decent batting strength. They bat fast enough but not exceptional. Decent winning record since last World Cup. 3. India Poorly balanced squad and first XI . But they are at home and there seems to be enough quality despite being quite 1 dimensional 4. England Apart from openers and Buttler, batting has actually struggled in this World Cup cycle and the bowling has been average to poor. Much will depend on Wood's fitness. 5. South Africa Main batting lineup is brilliant - Bavuma, RVD, QDK, Klaasen, Markram, Miller. But they have no batting depth and number 8 onwards, they are minnow level. Pace bowlers are quality but looking jaded and out of form. Spinners are overrated and can't bat either. 6. NZ Too many injuries and replacements are not adequate. Conservative selections like Williamson whose ODI numbers since 2017 CT are unimpressive and is an injury concern. Historically, very poor in Indian conditions. If they ditch Williamson and Nicholls for aggressive options like Chapman and Finn Allen and then have a fit Milne and have Boult bowling at his best, then it's a different side. But too many if's and but's. So #6 seems right
waga Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 tier 1 Australia, England tier 2 India, Pakistan, new zealand tier 3 south africa and the rest aren't in it really for who I want to win Australia of course South Africa to keep heir cricket alive Pakistan because it would be very funny England would be absolutely insufferable if they won. Indians are being careful to be extremely pessimistic about their chances but i know you guys, not winning a home world cup to take it to 10 ICC events with no trophies will cause a national meltdown lasting weeks
vvvslaxman Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 Australia. They have the world's best ODI spinner in their armory. He will be more deadly on Indian pitches. Their weakness will be their seam attack and batting on tricky spin pitches. Otherwise mentally they are stronger.
R!TTER Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 Depends on the pitches & dew, if toss doesn't decide KO games I'll put India at the top!
Lord Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 NZ looking real good. Will be team to watch out for in WC
the don Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 Full strength Australia look good. Even tho they lost to pak but the way they beat India in India and have played since they look really strong.
vvvslaxman Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 1 hour ago, the don said: Full strength Australia look good. Even tho they lost to pak but the way they beat India in India and have played since they look really strong. This bowling line up played in Pakistan. That is not what will play in India.
the don Posted September 10, 2023 Posted September 10, 2023 31 minutes ago, vvvslaxman said: This bowling line up played in Pakistan. That is not what will play in India. Yes they ll be stronger. Ellis and Zampa did really well in India and with Starc will pose more threat.
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