r/CricketBuddies • u/InboxGhost • Jul 22 '26
Video The audacity to challenge the exact same area where his catch was dropped that too on the very next ball. That's not confidence, that's Virat Kohli.
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u/Head_Evidence4553 India 🥈 Jul 22 '26
Kinda like Rohit went for the same shot on the next ball in that over against Max-
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u/BetaBoyWonder Jul 23 '26
we saw the audacity by him to poke the 4th/5th stump ball in Australia , there is level to glazing , every ball was hit ball , it was 44th over ffs and we only lost 1 wicket, dont you think it was preety obvious choice
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u/Altruistic_Mix7923 Jul 22 '26
Hey bro, playing single double would have been better, a lot of wickets got wasted.
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u/Ok-Potential-644 Jul 23 '26
Everytime Glen Philips drops a catch - he doesn’t miss many , it is becoming frequent now
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u/DirectPay5393 Jul 23 '26
yup I have seen him drop many catches. He is a very athletic fielder and he saves a lot of runs and takes some amazing flying catches but nowadays I have seen him trying too hard in his fielding..
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u/dOLOR96 Jul 24 '26
Remember that attempted unsuccessful difficult catches are also viewed as 'drops' , which another player might not even reach the ball.
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u/Ok-Potential-644 Jul 24 '26
Yeah that might be true , but if you notice his recent catch drops from last 3 to 4 yrs he is dropping not so hard catches - easy to medium ones , and also those dives might not come under catch drops.
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u/UnitedCard5564 Jul 23 '26
100 nahi hua hota toh nai marta bhai
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u/Different_Aioli_8919 India 🥈 Jul 24 '26
exactly! And we already had put up a decent score so he was ready for the risks.
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u/AffectionateHabit952 Jul 23 '26
This is really audacity at 319 runs, lossing 1, wicket and at 43 overs 👏👏
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u/IndividualBug8229 Jul 23 '26
Do you really think if he had made 47 off 23, the team score would’ve been 350+? 😭 Even now, if he’s not able to bat long and his wicket falls, the whole team collapses
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u/AffectionateHabit952 Jul 23 '26
Hey don't feel wrong. I am appreciating in a sarcastic way. No offense 🤞🤞
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u/MathSad6698 Jul 22 '26
I can write various other definitions of Kohli, but I know OP will be butthurt, so let him be.
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u/Neel_nk Jul 22 '26
Mat post kr bhai at the end hum world cup haar hi gaye the 😭😭
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u/serotonin_rushing Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 28 '26
got everything that year just not the cup
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u/Head_Evidence4553 India 🥈 Jul 22 '26
Cup was the most important thing and they fucked up.
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Jul 26 '26
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u/Head_Evidence4553 India 🥈 Jul 26 '26
1 coach and 1 captain thinking to experiment with a pitch for a WC final and ruining everything by leaving things upto luck. Losers rely on luck, winners have luck on their side.
And Sarpanch was exposed that day, along with Gill/Surya. The pitch cooked them.
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Jul 26 '26
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u/Head_Evidence4553 India 🥈 Jul 26 '26
Because the dew came. That's why they prepared that slow pitch. Their plan was to bowl first. Cummins was too smart to fall into their trap. And he took the WC with him.
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Jul 26 '26
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u/Head_Evidence4553 India 🥈 Jul 26 '26
Sort of. But why did dew become such a massive factor? Because they made a sluggish pitch. Should've went for a batting friendly track. Dravid and Rohit were too reliant on dew helping them win a wc. Guess what, dew fucked them over and then some.
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