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4 at the 2019 World Cup. It looked India would be heading to the finals after the bowlers reduced New Zealand to 240 in the semifinals.But it all came crashing down from there. ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 Schedule, Match Timings, Venue Details, Upcoming Cricket Matches and Recent Results on Cricbuzz.com If he was part of the squad for the World Cup, we would have won the tournament. But the contest ended when Dhoni was uncharacteristically run-out.Whenever a debate takes place regarding the World Cup, the conversation turns towards team management’s inability to get a settled no.4 batsman in place.

4 for the World Cup then it might have been a … Live statistics of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 including leading run scorers, top wicket takers, best averages etc on Cricbuzz.com And there's no one cuddlier at the World Cup.Bal: Not a must-win, but NZ must win their momentum backThey should get into the final four even with a loss to England, but that would make them the only team without a win against the other semi-finalistsDo right-left pairs at the crease work? 4 for the World Cup then it might have been a completely different story,” Gavaskar told India Today.“India’s top-3 batting lineup is such a fabulous batting lineup that often it has happened that numbers 4 and 5 at the initial stages of the World Cups haven’t got the opportunity to play long innings, to get their eye in.“Suddenly when your top-3 are dismissed cheaply, and that can happen in the odd match, unfortunately for India, it has happened in a knockout game and that is where number 4, 5 and 6 haven’t been able to cope with the loss of your earlier prolific batsmen.Suresh Raina, who recently retired from international cricket, also reckons that Rayudu was the best choice for India at the number four slot and even believes the Men in Blue would have won the World Cup if he was in the squad.“He was good at number four. It's complicatedIn theory it's good strategy, especially when spinners are on, but a look at the recent Australia-New Zealand game says there's more to it than meets the eyeBal: Don't blame Dhoni or the boundary, the better side wonThe curious ending to the match provoked anger and suspicion among fans but there are good cricketing reasons why it ended the way it did'Surprised that Dhoni question continues to come up' - BangarHis innings against England was polarising, but India's assistant coach is quite pleased with Dhoni's batting efforts through the World CupHow did a man who had not bowled a ball in the previous eight months come to be at the top of his mark with Sri Lanka in dire need? All about recording podcasts in cemeteries and being mistaken for a taxi driver, of courseQuiz: Who was the only one to play for England in the 1979, 1987 and 1992 finals?Kimber: Winning ways don't change Australia's problemsMaybe winning World Cups isn't in Australia's DNA, perhaps believing they will is in oursEngland won by 8 wickets (with 107 balls remaining)Roy caps bowlers' onslaught as England blaze trail to finalEngland banished the angst and restored the roar that had carried the side to the top of the world ODI rankingsYou could have scrolled through Jofra Archer's Twitter feed from between 2013-2016 and you would have known everything about the tournament from thereChannel 4 to screen World Cup final free-to-air in UKReactions - 'The best thing is we'll have a first-time winner'Roy avoids suspension after outburst against umpiresBal: India's strongest suit turns weakest link in Madchester dramaAll tournament long, India's top three had piled up the runs; yet, just as in the 2015 World Cup, they collectively failed at the first knockout hurdleBit by bit, piece by piece, Jadeja almost does the improbable'Forty-five minutes of bad cricket' knocked us out - KohliIndia captain heartbroken but wants to look at positives from their campaignCaptain defends middle-order but there's no way back following aggressive New Zealand onslaughtReport: NZ in final despite thrilling Jadeja-Dhoni counterCentral: Farhart, Basu exit after India's semi-final defeat'Knew we deserved to be here, wanted to prove it' - TaylorThe match spilling into a second day made the New Zealander lose sleep, but he remained confident about the total they got given the conditions on offerFernando: When Boult made hay in Old Trafford's gloomWhen the ball didn't swing, he leapt like superman to pluck catches, when it did, he prised out the world's bestNew Zealand got to 2 for 1 after four overs, while India had 5 for 3; it wasn't the prediction at allMark Nicholas: Why it is important for England to win this World CupThey have waited a long time for this, and made it through to the pointy end after a few wake-up calls.