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9:02Now PlayingIn this episode of News @7, host Nivedhana Prabhu will discuss how India still hasn't won an ICC title, as evidenced by their humiliating 209-run loss to Australia in the 2023 World Test Championship (WTC) Final at London's illustrious Oval. Australia took control of the match from away, scoring a dominant total of 469 in the first innings, forcing India to try to catch up with little success. India could only muster a total of 296 despite Ajinkya Rahane's heroic performance and the tenacity of lower-order batsmen Ravindra Jadeja and Shardul Thakur. India's side failed miserably to reach the intimidating 444-run goal set by Australia in the fourth innings. Indian cricket fans were once again plagued by the eerie recollections of the 2003 World Cup final. India's choice to bowl first after winning the toss in the match at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg drew harsh criticism. We are joined by a few panelists expressing their own views on this issue. "Yes, you see this is what is this game all about. I have repeated that and I have to keep on saying the same thing," stated Syed Kirmani, 1983 World Cup winner.
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