Sam Perry

Thank you very much to Budweiser for getting behind TGC during this World Cup.

A great game of cricket last night, Pezza.

India had to chase the most they've ever chased in the history of cricket.

And they did it relatively easy in the end.

But when you look at the scorecard for the Indian batting lineup, it is all about one man, one man only.

And that man is Tilak Varma, whose 27 was telling.

No, you know, it was 195.

Looked like it was a good score.

Could have been a little bit more, perhaps.

I guess we're all greedy for more, more, more in this life.

But maybe it didn't matter because Sandry Sampson was just on one, baby.

Let's have a quick look at the scores, if we can, please.

TB, just from overnight.

So, fourth, 195.

Was remarkable, given the situation they found themselves in after the power play, the West Indies.

But they did get there, thanks to a couple of big boppers.

Jason Holder and Robbie P. Robben and Power got them there in the end.

But all in vain, because look at that.

Andrew Sampson, 97, compared to Tillich Farmer's next best score of 27.

Shamar Joseph sneaks his way into that.