‘We didn’t want to have any regrets 10 years on’: Pat Cummins on ODI World Cup finals strategy
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- The Australian captain, now famous for silencing a home crowd at the World Cup finals in Ahmedabad, caught up with Forbes India at the launch of the New Balance store at Mumbai's Linking Road.
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After a long time I've seen a good interviewer. Kudos to her.
A very descent man. A great leader and a great bowler.. Kudos to you Pat Cummins loved your personality ❤❤A true selfless team man
Mum did a great job! He’s very humble; a top team man; top leader.
The best interviewer in a while.... Better than most cricket experts in india.
No desi masala in questions just asking the right questions to what you should ask a professional cricketer.....👏👏
I see Pat Cummins more invested in answering questions from an Indian interviewer in a long time (maybe even for the 1st time). Good interview👏
yeah finally a question that doesn't have which is your favorite indian food
@@diwakarkhatiwada Yeah, really good interview.
That's the strategy of all the Australian players .
Of all the interviews he has given this was the best and the reason is the reporter asking the questions. Good set of well thought out questions and delivered professionally .. well done
Just 2-3 mins into this video, and damn what an amazing interview and interviewer, the tone, the questions, and the way of asking everything is from the top drawer. Simply amazing. Super glad to see this!
Such a poised and elegant interviewer, want to see her take more and more interviews of cricketers.
He is really humble in compare to indian cricketers and really no showoff at all....
If you look at the answer by Patty Cummins, you will find out how the general mindset works in India and Australia. And Indian mindset due to cultural, societal, historical and economical reasons discourages you to take risks. In India you get bogged down more by the pressure and expectations associated with the task more than the task itself. Unlike other countries where they teach their children to commit mistakes in order to learn, we in India discourage our child to make mistakes and thus unknowingly put this fear of failure inside their psyche.
I have a simple question to people of India...
1) Had KL Rahul decided on that day, that Let's not wait for the final 10 overs and let's start scoring quickly from 30 overs itself, and even though if in this process we get all out that's Ok.
How many Indians would have NOT CRITICIZED KL Rahul for that?
2) Had Rohit Sharma decided that, with this total Australia will chase it down if they play 50 overs or so. So why not take a risk and let's try to win this game by using our best bowlers within 40 overs itself. And so in that process if the overs of our best bowlers gets exhausted on and before 40 overs, that too would be OK. How many Indians would have not criticized Rohit Sharma for this somewhat brave tectic?
The answer for both questions would be "zero" as everyone would have gone bonkers had Rohit Sharma done that (which they still are, but at that time things would have been more rampant).
And guess what, this unnecessary pressure is the reason for us to lose the final of U19 WC too as many here (including prominent sports journalists) have declared that U19 WC final as a payback game or something, and guess what our team which played like champion (in U19 WC) till final, succumbed against Aussies in final.😂😂
How many of you know, that when Pat Cummins and his team reached Australia after winning the WC, there were only a handful of people (including their family members) to receive them. Imagine the situation had India won the WC.
Brilliantly said. Gambhir in an interview actually highlighted your point #1 which shows the fearless mindset of that 2011 World Cup winning team. He said if KL and Virat took risks in the middle overs and worst case got out quickly for 190 in the process, Gambhir had a great point that it would have benefitted India because we would have had a longer time to bowl to the Australian batsmen on that same dry wicket, which meant dew would not play any factor for 20 overs (as opposed to where dew came in right after the 6th over when Aus were 47-3, due to India’s slow batting innings).
Perfect comment 👌.
Brilliant comment. Loved to read it and also i had almost the same viewpoint . I think Indians are very conservative in risk taking. You cant make it big(in this case winning a world cup trophy)if you cant take those important calculated risks in life. Australians do it in sports,Americans do it in business. This T20 world cup squad of India also looks so safe
As an Aussie, reading this, these are all great points. Especially about risk taking. Here, the riskier options are usually seen as the right one’s, besides utter absurdity which will certainly deny you of a match winner. Probably one of the things I notice the most is that with Cummins captaincy especially, when a bowler is getting smashed, he’ll often let them have one more over, and I can’t possibly count how many times I’ve seen it yield a wicket just by him taking a risk of trusting them. Obviously there’s been times it doesn’t work out too 😂. Plenty.
Point about utilizing best bowlers is very true till 30-35 overs
Australia Produce Quality Player's From Generation To Generation. They Are Totally Different When They Participate In ICC TOURNAMENTS. 🏏
When SRH paid 20+ cr for Cummins, it was clear that it was for his mature leadership skills and cool headed captaincy that he brought to the table. Sometimes all that a highly skilled team needs is direction, backing and role clarity which Cummins has excelled in providing and SRH is in the finals looking a well oiled machine & a champion team!
You would expect that communication with an Indian team with players from different parts of the country, speaking different languages, some older, some younger and the team being such a diverse group would be a nightmare for any foreigner in terms of challenge but Pat has made it look it easy so far!
She is an absolutely excellent interviewer. I’m Aussie so usually I don’t go looking at Indian interviews too often, but I’ve seen questions like “What is your favourite food, Indian landmark”. It becomes too Indian centric. This woman has done so well to focus on the cricket and her questions are excellent.
The first ten overs the way the Australians were fielding,with the batsmen goin bonkers n the crowd completely in favour of the home team,for that alone they deserved to win the world cup.
Australia found a way
6:28 the absence of ego is part of the reason Aussies are successful in the game.
Best interview after a long time
Kudos to the interviewer ! After a long time, seen a professional cricket interview instead of the non sense of “what’s your fav Indian food “ BS by others.
Great interview.
Pat is such an amazing guy. You will inspire whenever you see his interview.
Like here he said if there is high expectations about what you do & you just being yourself and do the things the way you do & you will succeed and then later you will face anything in life 👐🏻👍🏻
One of the best interviews seen in a while. Well done by the interviewer👏🏻
What a wonderful interview! She is the BEST INTERVIEWER!
What an interview the questions are asked and answer all are so amazing lots of things to learn ❤
Because she is a professional journalist who always wants to ask meaningful questions
Greatest interviewer, good questions
Such a great interview.
pat cummins world cup legend
A man with a highly sound cricketing knowledge .Just wow pat cummins, a champion indeed
Hats off to interviewer.
Kudos mam
Truely a leader 💯
Great cricketer
Well crafted questions
Pat Cummins ❤
What is with all this criticism of Indian journalists? The talent pool in India is the deepest in the world. Go easy on yourselves, people.
And our kl rahul did absolutely opposite what pat Cummings said regret for lifetime for not being more agreesive
Australia - Champions DNA. 🏏👍
Ricki ponting ,ms dhoni and pat cummins
Everyone asks why is Australia such a good cricket team - cs they have the best bowlers, best batsmen, fielders, play as a team, don't give up and you never know when they're all going to click at once, and when that happens 99% of the time they're going to win. Its not rocket science.
Where you have to get Australia is when they're in a transition period like from 2009-2014, or when they lost confidence after losing to sa at home in 2016 and after sandpaper in 2018. Once they rebuild that team back up, they're unstoppable.
And after a long time they've now got a consistently brutal t20 team as well, there's no stopping them.
Australia was the only team who went there with their game face on
Hi Pat,
Abhishek is a little kid he absolutely wanted your tips he will support Travis but still then I don't wanted to loose the match against KKR.Travis is a legend so don't want Travis to take the initiative but only he wanted to be behind Abhishek and he will get the goals in.so request you to control Travis,let Abhishek play's but Travis has to be silent as long Abhishek hits the ball hard and if unlucky Abhishek gets out then tell Travis to hold the equation.
I hv heard one aussy cash back bcci ipl money n went to aus.
Simple thing is australian went for it and indians were too circumspect and relied heavily on a kohli Ton to get them to 300.
With the exception of Steve Smith, Australian players only and only objective is the best outcome for the team. However with Indian players especially Kohli, KL it's about me first and then team. Australians are the real champs in cricket
May i know why steve got an exception
Steve played crucial knock in Semis
Wtf are you on about “exception of Steve Smith”. What a stupid comment.
Travis Head will be always the most remembered BAAP of India among the other colonial BAAP's. The Indians are still crying in a corner. Still Hurts BC.
He trolls India in a very subtle way in every interview ! His strategy is as passive aggressive as his interviews .
Cummins > Root > Kohli
Bhai jit gya na ab please jala mat 😢
First time I haven't felt cringe watching an Indian interview....
Waste captain
Show me your World Cup.
the WC trophy and WTC mace would disagree
If a world Cup winning captain is waste then I think rambabuchippada would be the best captain for Australia.
Just proved you are a 🤡.
Remember he is a bowling captain. Any other country not even thing about bowler as a captain these modern day cricket world.
@@saikrishnavanaparthi5161 weaste captain only for the haters 🤣😂😂