Australia lost to India in St Lucia, and are now left hoping that Bangladesh beat Afghanistan but do n't surpass them on NRR
Australia's charge to become the first team to hold the World Test Championship, 50-over World Cup and T20 World Cup trophies together is hanging by a string, and relies on Bangladesh beating Afghanistan in St Vincent on Monday evening. Yet subsequently, Bangladesh's margin of victory cannot be too huge- otherwise they will advance at Australia's expense.
Australia lost to Afghanistan on Saturday night, and India drew chilly on Monday night in St Lucia after five straight victories in a row to begin the tournament. They dragged items again after Rohit Sharma's assault, but nevertheless fell short in their endeavor to hunt down 206, leaving Mitchell Marsh to just pun:" Come on, Bangladesh. "
Travis Head, who top-scored in the work fight with 76, said the prospect of abolition felt "raw" soon after the battle, while Josh Hazlewood called it a" unusual" experience.
" You've got to wait until late afternoon to find out," Hazlewood said. We're hoping Bangladesh can accomplish the task because it's obvious that we ca n't do anything but what we've already accomplished. "
The club from Australia intends to watch the game up at their team resort in Rodney Bay Marina, but they must wait to find out their destiny.
" It would be nice if it started at noon but 8 ." 30pm is quite late to kind of rush on pins and needles," Hazlewood said. I assume we'll be watching that game up with a pity and hoping for the best. "
It has been a rapid turnaround for Australia at this World Cup: on Saturday evening, they looked well-placed to count for the semi-final but, 48 hours later are on the verge of eradication. They fought back, claiming just to be the only team in the Super Eight step that had a night match, traveled the following moment, and then a morning game.
" We knew it was coming," Head said. People did what was required, and today's cricket match was a very good one. For the majority of it, I thought we were very good. Seeing how the guys came out, the energy this morning, I do n't think you can look too much into it. It's what it is. We knew it was coming, so you deal with it. "
But, Hazlewood did identify small transitions as a contributing aspect to Australia's clumsy pitching. " The people are constantly working as hard as ever on their pitching at instruction, but there might not be as many opportunities to work on it at these games," he said. " You're usually travelling and playing. But it has n't been good enough for the last few games in particular. "
Additionally, Haslewood suggested that there could have been longer breaks between the Super Eight game. You could simply use related cuts to balance them out. I get the impression that they want to promote excitement during the Super Eights and to broadcast a lot of game back-to-back, he said. With a lot of eye on it, it all comes to a head quite fast. However, I believe that with time, every event can be improved, so it's without a doubt that this one will remain the same. "
He said that the idea of a" cut-throat" eradication was merely the nature of T20 World Cups. " I remember the last two World Cups: we probably had one bad day in each one, and we won one and did n't make the semis in the other. It's very cut-throat. I really enjoy the new structure because it's a little bit more experimental. It's certainly sudden-death right away.
" I think it's a second for me: maybe in an IPL, but never for global cricket"
Josh Hazlewood on relying on other teams for credential
" But yet South Africa, if they lost last night, they were out fundamentally- so that could be how cut-throat it is. They win six matches in a column, lose one and they're out. I guess that's the nature of T20 as well: you've got to be on your activity every day that you turn up. It's unsatisfactory, but who knows what happens now? "
It is not uncommon in T20 teams for teams to see different games knowing that they are relying on a specific result. Due to Tim David's leadership in the 2022 IPL finishers, which included Delhi Capitals and Glenn Maxwell, both Hazlewood and Glenn Maxwell made the Royal Challengers Bengaluru crew that qualified for the playoffs.
However, Hazlewood claimed that it was unlike anything he had previously encountered while playing for Australia. " I think it's a second for me: maybe in an IPL, but never for global cricket," he said. " It's a strange one. "
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