[quote author=dillinger10 link=topic=103469.msg687064#msg687064 date=1459273191]
When chasing, Kohli has scored 47% of all India's runs this World Cup.
[size=11pt]Really could do with West Indies winning the toss and bowling first.[/size]
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West Indies have a slight advantage in that they have already played one match in Mumbai (against England) and so will have a feel for the pitch. One thing that I think we can expect is plenty of runs. This has been the best batting pitch the entire tournament.
[quote author=dillinger10 link=topic=103469.msg687069#msg687069 date=1459273566]
West Indies have a slight advantage in that they have already played one match in Mumbai (against England) and so will have a feel for the pitch. One thing that I think we can expect is plenty of runs. This has been the best batting pitch the entire tournament.
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while WI have played one match in Mumbai, i suspect the Indian players are little bit more familiar with that pitch! ::LOL::
[quote author=Goog Lee, P.I. link=topic=103469.msg687070#msg687070 date=1459273793]
while WI have played one match in Mumbai, i suspect the Indian players are little bit more familiar with that pitch! ::LOL::
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India have played just 1 international match at Mumbai in the last 2 years - the ODI against South Africa where they were obliterated.
As far as the IPL goes, last year, Rohit Sharma played 8 matches here for Mumbai. All other Indian players played here just once, except for Dhoni, Nehra, Jadeja and Ashwin who played here twice. Those matches took place a year ago. A long time ago.
West Indies have the most recent experience with the way this pitch has been prepared. I think that counts as an advantage.
[quote author=dillinger10 link=topic=103469.msg687074#msg687074 date=1459274624]
India have played just 1 international match at Mumbai in the last 2 years -