Mitchell Marsh's bold prediction for 2023 ODI World Cup
Marsh said, “Australia will stay undefeated, defeating India in the final. Australia 450/2 in the final, India all out 65.”
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Unquestionably, the ODI World Cup 2023 is one of the most anticipated and prestigious sporting events in history. The tournament will be held in India in 2023, with the finest cricketing nations competing for the coveted title. Having not won an ICC trophy since 2013, the Rohit Sharma-led side will be eager to break the jinx and bring the World Cup back home after a 12-year absence.
England are the defending tournament champions after their dramatic victory against New Zealand in the 2019 super over. In addition to them, Pat Cummins-led Australia would seek to win the tournament. In 2015, the Kangaroos won the championship, and all-rounder Mitchell Marsh believed that they could do so once more.
Mitchell Marsh, who is presently playing for Delhi Capitals in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023, has made a bold prediction regarding the 2023 ODI World Cup final. "Unbeaten Australia defeats India. "Australia 450/2 in the final, India all out for 65," Marsh stated in a podcast for the Delhi Capitals.
The Delhi Capitals had a forgettable IPL 2023 season. With eight points in ten games, they are in tenth place in the IPL points table, led by David Warner. Having lost six games in competition, they would need to win each of their remaining games to remain in contention for postseason berth.
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On Wednesday, May 10, they will compete against the four-time champion Chennai Super Kings at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. Considering their current form, it could be quite difficult for Delhi to defeat MS Dhoni's Chennai.
However, they would enter the match having won consecutive games against Gujarat Titans and Royal Challengers Bangalore. David Warner would seek to capitalize on the team's recent success and would also be eager to overcome the Chepauk challenge.
