New Delhi:
The victory over New Zealand on Sunday in the Champions Trophy (Champions Trophy 2025) is now a matter of history. As the clock needle is moving ahead, the views of crores of Indian fans are also involved in the semi-final match played with Australia (Ind vs Aus 1st Semi Final) on Tuesday. With the passage of time, the rhetoric of the veterans and the discussion of the fans have gained more momentum. By the way, one thing is clear that in this do or die battle, the team will contest 65 % of the Rohit toss with 65 % benefits. And if we are saying this, then the reason behind it is very big. And for this reason, the Kangaroo has lost the game before entering the field.
This will play additional 15 percent!
Varun Chakraborty not only told Kangaroos, but also to the rest of the teams that if India reached the finals, then what can the Indian spinner do on a special day. And this is what India has an additional 15 percent, due to which Rohit is already in the position of Advantage. Where India has not only a team, but four spinners in XI; Varun Chakraborty, Ravindra Jadeja, Akshar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav, Australia have Partyer Maxwell and Tanveer Sagha besides Adam Jampa. Even a common cricketer can guess how much Dubai pitches are helping the spinners. And India has more spinners, it is like a icing on gold. If the pitch was exactly found in the semi -finals as it was against New Zealand, then it can be easily understood what will Varun & Company do the Australian batsmen?
This major loss is also included in 15 percent
If Australia appeared on the backfoot in the middle of the matches, then its star cricketer Pat Cummins, Hazlewood, Mitchell Stork, Mitchell Marsh is not in the team. All four Kangaroo star cricketers are injured, due to which the Australia team suffered a lot of damage, while all -rounder Marks Stoinis retired before the mega event, this loss increased further. Lack of spinners and unavailability of these players were the matter that increased the chances in the semi-finals from 50-50 to 65 percent in India’s favor.