Ian Higgins

beating the 177 at the same ground against who do you reckon, Pezza?

That's right, Australia.

It's also their fourth highest ever run chase anywhere in the world.

This is what Nusanker said after the game.

He said, I had a big target to hit 100 in this World Cup, so I'm happy I was able to do that.

We also played a match on this wicket and we knew it was good for batting because Kulsa and I batted well.

Also, Australia couldn't bowl so well to us.

Indeed.

He also said after we lost the first wicket, Kulsa and I just planned to have a good power play.

He got a good start, and that made things easier for me.

We thought that there would be some dew, so the plan was to bat normally until that arrived.

After 12 overs, we're going to take stock, and one of us would make a charge.

And then Mitch Marsh said afterwards that it didn't feel like the dew actually did come in.

But anyway, the Sankers still smacked 50 off the last 20 balls.

So it was... I mean, some of the leg side play was extraordinary.

You know, I guess it was picking up off length, but I mean, just hitting it absolutely cleanly as well.

So it was... I mean, it's...

It is one of the great World Cup performances with the blade chasing down 181 with such ease, albeit against still, you know, a side that has a lot of funding with world cricket.

I wouldn't say it's a particularly good side, but yeah, fair fucks in the sinker, I say.

No, the side of the Super 4s, you had it right the first time, is a much easier side.