Australian World Cup winner Shane Watson believes the Indian team has an aura similar to the Australian teams of 2003 and 2007, which dominated the ODI World Cup and won back-to-back titles. < /p> p>
Australia won in 2003, becoming the second team to win an ODI World Cup unbeaten. The Baggy Greens remained unbeaten by winning all 11 matches in South Africa. Also in 2007, Ricky his Ponting team achieved the feat of winning all 11 of his matches in the tournament.
In an interview with TOI, Shane Watson says how the Indian team is doing in the ongoing ODI World Cup compared to the teams that won the 2003 and 2007 ODI World Cups. is of the opinion that they believe there is no real weakness. The blue team has many match winners. He believes that India has a good chance of remaining unbeaten in the tournament.
“They give off a similar aura. This team has no weaknesses at all, like the Australian team that was unbeatable in the 2003 and 2007 World Cups. The Australian team Just like that, we have world-class game winners on this team,” Watson said.
“After two games, looking at the balance of the Indian team and the condition of the players, this thought came to my mind: They are incredibly dominant and unbeaten. We had a great chance of making it through the tournament. “The team has to give their best to take on this Indian team,” added Shane Watson.
India, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand are in great form in the main event and have also put up noteworthy performances in the ongoing World Cup, making a strong case for the final four matches of the ongoing ODI World Cup. I am.
I Will Absolutely Go With Mohammed Shami Even After Hardik Pandya Comes – Shane Watson
Shane Watson feels that Hardik Pandya provides the perfect balance to the team and wants him to join the team after recovering from injury. He praised Mohamed Shami for making the most of the opportunity during his absence and believed that Hardik had overtakenMohammed Siraj in the top order to play in the team once he returned. ing.
“Yes, Pandya has kept his balance. I hope he comes back. But the injury has allowed Shami to bowl incredibly well. Siraj bowled well, but seeing how Shami bowls with the old ball and the new ball, even if Hardik comes back, I will definitely support Shami because of Shami’s skills. The Indian attack will be a little more balanced,” Shane Watson concluded.
Mohammed Shami’s bowling in the ongoing ODI World Cup has won him a lot of praise. This experienced seamer has picked up 9 of his wickets in just his two matches, including his 5 fars against New Zealand, and will be hoping to maintain his good form until the end of the important tournament.
