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india Australia and england have 2 tough future schedule
competatively newzealand and south Africa will play 3 tough away series
competatively newzealand and south Africa will play 3 tough away series
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If india selected dharmashala will be ideal ground but I know we will get home of crowd puller namo stadium
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Forgot to mention they already put Namo stadium name fwd for the finals
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I hope India doesn't win the rights. While England and Australia gets to showcase their beauty. We have an ugly stadium to show. I still feel Wankhede is still better than Motera Stadium. Don't take this post as political. I am glad we have a big stadium. But the vibes doesn't feels right about this stadium.
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Yes Lord's is a heritage ground, so called 'home of cricket'
It has a slope, not ideal for players, fast bowlers in particular, it is a rectangular ground which is unusual in cricket,
All of this doesn't exist anywhere, but Indian stadiums are ugly, Lords isnt!
14 wickets fell on day 1 and 2, with suddenly seam movement disappeared and just 4 on day 3 in this final, when this happens in India it's poor playing conditions, when it's on Lords, its sporting conditions.
When ball starts spinning first day in India, it's poor conditions, when it's banana swinging and seaming for three days or more in SENA, it's sporting conditions.
Let alone the persistent rain disruptions in England, spread throughout the match.
Seen a lot's of pictures showing Pan bahar ads in Indian Stadiums, yes that's definitely ugly, so are the liquor brand partner ads of the respective boards globally, none if these brands exist on stadium banners in ICC events globally, including India.
Double Standards and hypocrisy at it's peak.
It has a slope, not ideal for players, fast bowlers in particular, it is a rectangular ground which is unusual in cricket,
All of this doesn't exist anywhere, but Indian stadiums are ugly, Lords isnt!
14 wickets fell on day 1 and 2, with suddenly seam movement disappeared and just 4 on day 3 in this final, when this happens in India it's poor playing conditions, when it's on Lords, its sporting conditions.
When ball starts spinning first day in India, it's poor conditions, when it's banana swinging and seaming for three days or more in SENA, it's sporting conditions.
Let alone the persistent rain disruptions in England, spread throughout the match.
Seen a lot's of pictures showing Pan bahar ads in Indian Stadiums, yes that's definitely ugly, so are the liquor brand partner ads of the respective boards globally, none if these brands exist on stadium banners in ICC events globally, including India.
Double Standards and hypocrisy at it's peak.
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Let's see what ball will be used if final happen in india dukes or sg
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