After losing the match to India on Monday night, Australia cricket team captain Mitchell Marsh looked quite helpless. The two teams clashed on the ground of St. Lucia, in which the Kangaroo team suffered a crushing defeat. After losing this match, captain Mitchell Marsh was seen pleading. During the post-match ceremony, he made such a statement that created a sensation. Let's know what Mitchell Marsh has to say after India's victory?

Mitchell Marsh cried after losing to India

• Actually, after losing the match against Team India, it has become difficult for Australia to get a ticket to the semi-finals.
  Their semi-final place will be decided by the result of the AFG vs BAN match.
• In such a situation, during the post-match ceremony, captain Mitchell Marsh urged Bangladesh to win the match. He (Mitchell Marsh) said,
• It's disappointing but there's still room to grow technically and India played better than us today. I think there was very little difference over the course of 40 overs.
• But honestly, India was the better team. We have been seeing for the last 15 years what level of player Rohit Sharma is, he did wonders last night.
• In such run chases if you can maintain the run rate then you are in it.
  In the end India's bowlers were very dangerous. Come on Bangladesh now.

What do the equations say?

• The condition of the 2021 champion team Australia looked very bad in the Super Eight. After registering a win against Bangladesh under the DLS rule, the Kangaroo team had to face two back to back defeats.
• First Afghanistan defeated the Australian team by 21 runs.
  Then on 24 June, India defeated the Mitchell Marsh-led team by 24 runs.
• After these two defeats, the team's path to the semi-finals has become difficult. In fact, if the Afghanistan team wins the AFG vs BAN match, then it will make it to the semi-finals and Australia's World Cup journey will end.
• On the other hand, if Bangladesh wins the match then the Kangaroo team will go to the semi-finals. However, for this Bangladesh will have to register a win after 13 overs.