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I'm Jonathan Agnew and welcome to the World Cup daily podcast. It's the eve of the final.

And we're looking ahead to the India Australia clash here in Ahmedabad with the journalist and broadcasters,

Banat Sudraisin and Jeff Lemon, as well as the England World Cup

players, Michael Form, and Stephen Finn.

And you'll hear from the two captains, Pat Cummins, and Rohe Sharpeh Sharpe.

You're listening to the TMS Podcast from BBC Radio 5 Live.

So after almost two months we're here, where it all started,

the Norengra Modi Stadium in Armandabout.

It began with the repeat of the 2019 final as England played New Zealand, but it'll end

tomorrow with the hosts India against the five-time champions Australia.

So with me looking over this vast stadium is a man with a foot in both camps, you might say,

the writer of broadcaster Barrach Nurezen, who is born in India, but now lives and works of course in Australia.

So you're an interesting position actually about, well so are we because I've got no idea who to support tomorrow.

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