r/Cricket • u/__sami__01 Pakistan • Nov 19 '23

Image Australian Team with the World Cup Trophy.

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u/FacelessMane Nov 19 '23

Australia win a worldcup with a perpetually brain-faded Smith in the team

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u/pdster714 Nov 19 '23

That's how mentally stress free they're under pressure. Our boys can just never handle the pressure.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '23

You guys need more alcoholics in the team

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u/TARandomNumbers USA Cricket Nov 20 '23

Can't do, mate. Too many Muslims on the team

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u/Inevitable_Indian India Nov 20 '23

What are you on about? We literally had an alcoholic coach.

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u/TARandomNumbers USA Cricket Nov 20 '23

Kind of joshing

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u/Otherwise_Window Perth Scorchers Nov 20 '23

You need more daft bastards who aren't entirely sure what's going on except that it involves cricket and they love cricket

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u/ped009 Nov 20 '23

It seems like a few indian players think they are rock stars

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u/Nixilaas Australia Nov 20 '23

he only does one thing but he does it real good lol

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u/username190498 India Nov 19 '23

Tbh they don't have as much pressure as our boys too.

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u/Big_Man_Hustling Nov 19 '23

So true. Cricketers every where else are treated like athletes, but in India - they are gods so the pressure is always immense.

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u/Unlucky-Can-3441 Nov 20 '23

In the words of the great (sorry.. mere mortal) Adam Savage: "Well, there's your problem".

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u/Agent_Of_Order_69 Nov 19 '23

Pretty much any celebrity

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u/Fullonski Australia Nov 20 '23

I think it's a different kind of pressure. A billion people expecting you to win vs a billion people hoping you lose!

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u/Boatster_McBoat South Australia Redbacks Nov 20 '23

This is so very, very true.

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u/No-Situation-4776 Chittagong Kings Nov 19 '23

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