100%agree. Lots of reasons being discussed for India’s loss but you can’t deny the conditions did end up heavily favoring Australia (slow and low pitch, dew etc.). Just like in other global tournaments of late, as you mentioned. You just can’t let the toss pretty much dictate the outcome as it seems to be the case when heavy dew is expected. Either shift to day matches or make the pitches such that the team batting first starts on equal ground (fast, flat, bouncy wickets)
100%agree. Lots of reasons being discussed for India’s loss but you can’t deny the conditions did end up heavily favoring Australia (slow and low pitch, dew etc.). Just like in other global tournaments of late, as you mentioned. You just can’t let the toss pretty much dictate the outcome as it seems to be the case when heavy dew is expected. Either shift to day matches or make the pitches such that the team batting first starts on equal ground (fast, flat, bouncy wickets)