Ian Higgins

I mean, it does... The mind boggles at what would have happened if Oman had somehow...

done something in this game.

But it really went to show.

I mean, it's been a good World Cup for associate nations or the middle powers or anyone but India.

And the narrative that the gaps are narrowing, that doesn't apply to Oman.

they at times looked unsafe in this game and throughout the entire group.

So I liked that their captain against that backdrop said, we're going to crush them.

It's a great opportunity.

That's how low Australia's sunk.

Yeah, and when you bowl first, you can wrap the game up sooner and commence those sad beers.

And sometimes they're the best beers once you get sort of three or four in.

I just want to make clear at this point that this has got nothing to do with our sponsored integration, genuinely.

This is how Australians talk about loss and sadness.

It's like how the beers taste.

Yeah, I mean, just, you know, a gentleman never kisses and tells.

You don't like to lift the hood on how this show comes together.

But my process personally is like, obviously, I'm up at 12.30 a.m.

Eastern Time.

I will watch the full game and every ball just to understand the rhythm of the game and just to get the little nuances for this 20-minute show.

And then I'll watch the highlights on Prime.