Former Indian cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu speaks on Team India's performance and #ICCCricketWorldCup final. Earlier, Amid deafening noise at a full house at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Australia skipper Pat Cummins won the toss and opted to bowl first against India in the World Cup final on Sunday. The Indian team waltzed into the final unbeaten after playing 10 games, chasing five of the matches while defending totals in five. On the other hand, Australia, after losing two games on the bounce at the start of the tournament, recovered to win eight consecutive matches thereafter to reach the final.
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00:00 World Cup. What would you like to say about that?
00:03 Look, an hour spent in pride is better than three years of being a champion.
00:09 Even if a butterfly lives for a moment, it lives at its highest.
00:16 The Indian team's World Cup was exactly like that.
00:23 Every moment was full of pride.
00:26 Every moment had a story of victory.
00:31 Every player was in form.
00:33 There was no batsman who didn't contribute.
00:38 Look, no individual can win a match.
00:42 It's a combination of the team.
00:45 And it's important to say about Rohit Sharma that
00:49 "Katewar naam talwar ka, Lade Fauj naam Sardar ka."
00:53 It's a big praise.
00:55 The brick bats and the bookies are always for the captain.
00:59 Pakistan is leading from the front.
01:01 They are making runs.
01:03 And the biggest thing is that it's a sign of a progressive life.
01:09 The evolution of the Indian team from 1983 to today is remarkable.
01:17 Look, in 1983 when the Indian team went, no one expected that they would win.
01:24 They were underdogs.
01:27 No one was ready to bet.
01:28 They were underdogs.
01:30 But Kapil Baji's picture on the balcony of the World Cup,
01:40 that was a small moment.
01:43 That was a moment that awakened self-confidence.
01:48 That awakened self-confidence in the Indian team and in every Indian.
01:56 Here and abroad.
01:58 That we can be the best amongst the best.
02:02 That we can be the best.
02:05 And it was a double ability.
02:08 Because they went abroad to make their own iron.
02:13 To go to the lion's den and give him a washing pot.
02:17 Those decades were dominated by Australia and especially the West Indies.
02:23 No one believed that the Indian team would win.
02:25 So, to go and make your own iron abroad, that's where it starts.
02:30 And now you see that in the last 50 years, the Indian team's DNA has changed.
02:35 Number one, look at the level of fitness.
02:38 Look at the level of fielding.
02:41 Look at the technicality.
02:43 The biggest thing is that you look at the balance in the team.
02:47 In those days, if a good player got injured, he couldn't be replaced.
02:53 Today, if you look at it, the player says, "I didn't get injured."
02:58 Because the second player is not a lion, he is a lioness.
03:01 That has raised the level of the competition to another level.
03:06 That is a different level.
03:08 The third advantage, if you look at it, is that after 1983, two World Cups.
03:14 This is the second one, in which India dominated.
03:17 Both at home.
03:20 Because there, when a crocodile is in the water, the lion can't recognize it.
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