World Cup Daily: Was Maxwell’s the greatest knock of all time?

Test Match Special

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🗓️ 7 November 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Glenn Maxwell’s gladiatorial 201 not out guides Australia into the semi-finals. Henry Moeran is joined by Michael Vaughan, Alex Hartley and Geoff Lemon on a historic night in Mumbai. Australia chase down 292, despite being 91-7. There’s reaction from Maxwell, an awestruck Pat Cummins and Hashmatullah Shahidi. Stuart Broad gives his thoughts on England’s miserable World Cup. Plus Steve Finn looks ahead to their penultimate match against the Netherlands tomorrow.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, music radio podcasts.
0:04.6	The TestMax Special Podcasts at the Cricket World Cup.
0:08.9	Have an half again.
0:10.4	Oh, it could be over.
0:11.4	Oh, Lord!
0:13.0	L-B-W, he pulled across the line holding and India have caused one of the greatest upsets in the history of all sport.
0:21.0	They have won the third credentialed world cup.
0:24.0	The throw is picked up, the throw to the Quigakee Keepers ends.
0:27.0	He's one out.
0:30.0	England think he's run out.
0:32.0	Hello, I'm Henry Moran. Hello, I'm Henry Moran.
0:34.0	Welcome to the World Cup Daily Podcast
0:36.0	where we've just witnessed sporting history.
0:39.0	Mejeeb, 287 for 7.
0:42.0	Bowls to Maxro, who hits him.
0:44.0	Oh, the square leg for 6.
0:47.0	It is a double century for Glenn Maxwell
0:50.0	in one day international cricket. win by three wickets in the most
0:56.2	extraordinary game of one day international cricket you could ever see
1:00.8	293 for 7.
1:03.6	They've done it inside 47 overs.
1:06.3	Maxwell 201 from 128 balls.
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