The Battle of the Believers
The long wait for South Africa to enter the T20 World cup finals and the heartful dreams of over 1.5 billion Indians to see India lift the World Cup.
If India is not in the finals, I will definitely support South Africa to lift the trophy because the team has capable, humble, and talented players.
But the scenario is different. India is also in the finals. In team terms, is there any team that has full rights to lift the World Cup by comparing all aspects of batting, fielding, and blowing? It is undeniably India.
From the past itself, teams with good blowing attacks have won the world cups.
From long way south Africa doing their best and coming into semifinals and losing their games and going back to home.... and on other hand after lifting t20 world cup in 2007 India really doing very well and beating strongest teams and coming into semifinals and facing one bad day and falling to go into finals.
The T20 World Cup started in 2007. India won once, and South Africa entered the finals for the first time.
So, India vs. south Africa final watch is a battle of beliefs. It takes over 1.5 billion people to see India lift the trophy again because India has full rights. The willingness of newbies in finals to make their mark in the T2O World Cup.
Anticipation fills the air at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados. It's been 17 years since India played their last World Cup final. An entire generation of supporters have lived without that forlorn cup, their collective desire exuding from the stands. The whole place is a sea of blue, the roar from them crowds barely human. Rohit Sharma, his face carrying the burden of infinite stories and wars won/lost over ephemeral thoughts on what a man ought to be; taps tirelessly away with eyes burning red at all that he has been forced into. The opportunity, the set of circumstances that only validate his name into cricketing legend.
In the paddock tension is of a different sort brewing. Cricket's nearly-rans South Africa are on the verge of a unique place in their sport's history. The first time they have fought their way to a World Cup final, ever. Their captain Aiden Markram, his gaze steely and focused stirs up the troops For a team like these Brisbane Lions, who have come out the other side of losing 14 straight games to finals contenders in nightmare territory as noxious and sticky as napalm-the worst sort possible-they are forged tight within this crucible. The destroy: Kagiso Rabada let him fly, a whirlwind of speed and fury.
The pitch is Centre stage, an altar to be consecrated. The worn surface has stories of former triumphs and excruciating losses lurking between its pages. Will it suit India's batting fire-power, or will be help South Africa lethal pace attack? The toss is about to happen, the coin in the air for far more than just heads or tails.
As one Khleo starts to merge into another with the setting sun breathing new fire across the horizon, bowling that first ball. The sound is like a sounding alarm, the trumpeting of war in a fight unlike any. Bats will sing their rebellious tunes; balls shall turn into white lightning and feelings soar higher than a free bird. They say that this is the night where heroes are made, history books will be written. The ghosts of the past are haunting India, but they have a lot to pride themselves on Australia for Indian captain Virat Kohli Will hosts finally lay? Or will South Africa write their own fairytale in the annals of cricket, proving all sceptics wrong and lifting the coveted trophy? The response plays out under the floodlights, a night that will go down in cricketing legend for years to come.
Finally south Africa tries to end "chokers" tag and claim their first World Cup title. India wants to put end for long waiting for the trophy.
let's wait and watch the epic master clash...
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