You got to feel for Martin Guptill. He affected Dhoni's run out in the SF, his throw unfortunately hit the bat to give England those 4 overthrows and he got run out in the most decisive ball in the final, although he was out by a distance.
I'm surprised Martin jabbed the ball straight to Jason Roy at midwicket, knowing there was a huge gap between square leg and widish mid wicket. If he did that, they would have comfortably come back for two.
England also left that gap open where I would have put 5 players on the boundary on the leg side(the other one in front of square) and 4 in the circle on the off side. It was a gamble that paid off. They left a huge gap between deep square leg and widish mid wicket.
The gap was there for Martin Guptill, however he scuffed it by jabbing the ball straight to mid wicket.
I'm surprised Martin jabbed the ball straight to Jason Roy at midwicket, knowing there was a huge gap between square leg and widish mid wicket. If he did that, they would have comfortably come back for two.
England also left that gap open where I would have put 5 players on the boundary on the leg side(the other one in front of square) and 4 in the circle on the off side. It was a gamble that paid off. They left a huge gap between deep square leg and widish mid wicket.
The gap was there for Martin Guptill, however he scuffed it by jabbing the ball straight to mid wicket.
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