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World Cup 2019: Easy to slam, tough to fix

Australia's captain for the first-ever World Cup summit clash v WI in 1975, understands New Zealand's angst but wants to see more solutions than criticism for the manner in which England became champs

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Kane Williamson

Kane Williamson

Ian ChappellJust as the exciting first final (Australia v West Indies) in 1975 was the game that was needed to establish World Cup credentials, Sunday's scintillating game (England v New Zealand) was a must to emphasise the continued importance of 50-over cricket. The only downside on a wonderful day's cricket and entertainment was that one team had to lose in such excruciating circumstances.

What happened wasn't ideal but it was the playing condition at the time and both sides knew the consequences. There has been criticism of the tie-breaker used to decide the winner but it's easy to be critical, much harder to come up with a better solution.

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