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Will India win tomorrow?


Will India win tomorrow?  

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    • YES - India will win
    • NO - Australia will win


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This match will be a mirror of the Motera match with Australia winning it. If India bats first, it will score 260-ish.Australia will chase that down in 45-46 overs with a wobble in the middle order after Warner-Finch-Steve give them a blistering start. If Australia bat first, I expect a 330-ish score with India folding at 260-270.
That seems about right.
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Form favours us and conditions favour them. That is a tough call to make in cricket. But the pitch being misread by the Aussies and the home crowd turning hostile by desi takeover are two things bookies and analysts haven't fully considered. Then there is the comforting fact that Srini mama works in mysterious ways ;-)

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The only major weakness for India is death overs batting. It is because of this that India could not post 350 during the WC so far. If India overcome this weakness and play solidly as they have done throughout the tournament the match is theirs. Get 150 in last 15 - India not doing this so far.

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Sodomy will be performed on the Indian chewyts by the Convicts today in historic Sydney Cricket Ground!! :giggle:
You need to keep up the tradition and open a thread :hitler:
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The only major weakness for India is death overs batting. It is because of this that India could not post 350 during the WC so far. If India overcome this weakness and play solidly as they have done throughout the tournament the match is theirs. Get 150 in last 15 - India not doing this so far.
Death over bowling too.Havent been tested much but its not great.Dhoni bowls spin in end overs :facepalm:
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Voted "yes" * With 3 seamers + 2 spinners, Ind's bowling attack has balance * Ind batsmen will also prefer to bat at SCG. In fact, Ind should think it is playing in Ind (and that should give the team more confidence) * Ind will be able to handle pressure better. Playing at home and against Ind (fan support), Aus will be under more pressure (Is it a wonder that they are practising sledging?). Aus will be going in as the fav so that is more pressure to handle Also looking at the past, major tourneys in Aus/NZ have been won by Asian teams - India (1985 Word Series) and Pak (1992 WC), so may be it is time for Ind to keep that record intact too :nice: Obviously, anything can happen on the day, but I am expecting Ind to edge out Aus :dance:
What if India loses toss and Aus bat?
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What if India loses toss and Aus bat?
You cannot control the toss but you can control your performance ----> if Aus bats first - a) bowl them out for a reasonable total, and/or b) get 1 run more than Aus (even a tie would do) :dance:
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You cannot control the toss but you can control your performance ----> if Aus bats first - a) bowl them out for a reasonable total' date=' and/or b) get 1 run more than Aus (even a tie would do) :dance:[/quote'] Not happening boss. Aus will make 300+ and India have to chase it.
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Playing a home game in front of majority away fans always has an effect on the home team I think. I always think England look far more comfortable in front of a silent English crowd at Lords than 20, 000 crazy Indians at Edgbaston, like at the Champions Trophy final and last year's ODI series. That said I've backed Aus to win the thing since last year so I'll stick with them

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