The Indian cricket fraternity never gives up on the opportunity to take a jibe at England for the way they won the 2019 ODI World Cup at home. It wasn't Ben Stokes' fault that the throw in the last over went to the fence after hitting his bat and it wasn't the ECB that had formulated the rule that a champion would be decided by the number of boundaries hit if it's a tie after the Super Over.
In the process of undermining the English success, what we constantly miss is the incredible progress that the team has made in white-ball cricket since their early exit from the 2015 ODI World Cup.
