Former Indian participant Mohammad Kaif took the centre level of a debate following India’s loss to Australia within the remaining of the World Cup 2023. Kaif, who referred to as India the perfect team of the event on paper, was hit again by Australians together with opener David Warner and former cricketer Damien Martyn who appeared to nullify his remark. Now Kaif has posted one other assertion on his social media, calling for Australia to chill out.
Kaif posted ‘information’ on his X account, whereby he acknowledged that it was Australia’s day within the remaining and so they gained however India was the perfect team of the event. “Facts: It was Australia’s day in the final, they won, they are World Cup winners. More facts: India comprehensively won 10 games, they lost 11th, they had the best bowlers and batters. They were the tournament’s best team. Both facts, on paper and on field. Relax Australia,” Kaif wrote on his X account.
Notably, Kaif was hit again by Australians on his earlier assertion. After India misplaced the ultimate on November 19, Kaif referred to as India the perfect team on paper. “I can never accept that the best team has not won the World Cup. The Indian team is the best team on paper,” Kaif stated on Star Sports.
The quotes went viral on social media as soon as commentator Glenn Mitchell shared them. “I think someone needs to remind former Indian batter, Mohammad Kaif that World Cup finals are won on a cricket field and not on paper,” Mitchell wrote as he shared Kaif’s quote.
Warner additionally made his manner into the matter. He stated that it doesn’t matter what’s on paper and a team wants to carry out when it issues probably the most. “I like MK, issue is it does not matter what’s on paper. At the end of the day you need to perform when it matters. That’s why they call it a final. That’s the day that counts and it can go either way, that’s sports. 2027 here we come,” Warner had stated. Martyn had additionally shared Kaif’s assertion and wrote, “When you wake up and read this in the morning. Thoughts”.
