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This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Batcher speaking to my very good friend Jeremy

Zachus in New South Wales and it's several days after the World Championship at Norendra Modi Stadium, 130,000 in attendance.

I've waited these days so Jeremy could catch up on his sleep because like all Australians,

he was a zombie the next day, the way the game played out was

completely unpredictable, which is happening with a round bat, I mean a round ball

and an oddly shaped bat.

Jeremy, I watched what I could and the screaming of the crowd.

It would appear that the Australian team had come with a battle plan that they had not used before, but I wasn't sure because I haven't seen an analysis in depth.

What did you, during the game itself, during the match itself during the match itself what did you figure out the

Australians had done because remember I read you that clip from Pat Cummins

the captain saying we've got a few things to try out and you said they

probably haven't shown everything yet what was it Jeremy? Well John the thing that

I think they hadn't shown the most was the fact that they actually took a leaf out of the old

British Bazball strategy and the Bazball strategy is to have a fairly aggressive stance towards

your cricket game. So get out there very quickly score a lot of runs and try and hit

the ball as hard as possible when you're batting and when you're bowling the same thing. Try

and bowl as hard as possible which typically in a one day international because he had 50 over so 50 times six

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