Sam Perry

Yeah, well, I guess, like, you know, we'll talk about this on the other show as well, but, like, the Windies showed that they can, like, chew up a lot of dots.

They can chew up a lot of wickets, but they can hit a lot of sixes.

So, you know, they only need a couple of guys to get in and bomb a couple, and they'll put a score on the board.

But, yeah, I mean, how, like, I feel like with this World Cup, teams have moved from

like it's such a wide range of conditions.

It's very difficult to assess their, um, you know, how those teams will work in particular, like, you know, say where they're playing Eden gardens here.

I mean, I think they have to say, um, that to see how that, that deck is going to play.

Um, I did like, if you, if you wouldn't mind me saying, Ashdeep Singh made some comments, um, after the game.

Um, he said, um, my family was also in the room, um,

And that was spent Thursday afternoon watching Shea Hope's men lose to South Africa.

Got it.

And he said, whenever a West Indies batter hit a six, my dad abused, saying, what are you doing?

I was like, okay, you just enjoy the match and hope that South Africa win and that we win both our remaining matches and play well.

The result will take care of itself.

And that proof, right?

He went on to say, they played really well.

Thanks to them for giving us the chance to decide our own fate through the next match.

It was fun to watch their game.

They played really well and we'll try to beat them in the final.

And I think that pretty much sums it up.