Google CEO Sundar Pichai Predicts the finalists of 2019 World Cup

Cricfit Staff

6 years ago

The ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 has been creating some dull faces on cricket enthusiasts primary due to the intervention of bad weather. Four games have been washed out till now and few more games are expected to be washed out due to rain.

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Yesterday”s game of India against New Zealand was washed out after no inspections were held due to heavy rainfall. Though the matches are being washed out due to rain, the craze among the fans is still the same.

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai is no exception. The 46-year old CEO predicted that India would be facing England in the finals and it will be interesting to see both the teams lock horns.

But he also said that a tough from Australia and New Zealand will also be there in abundance. Speaking to a group of people at Washington which included a lot of corporate delegates from India and US secretary of the state he also mentioned his love for the game.

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“ICC Cricket World Cup final match should be (between) England and India. But, you know, Australia and New Zealand, these are all very, very good teams,” Sundar Pichai Pichai said during an event organised by US-India Business Council.

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Sundar also said that he was an ardent fan of baseball in his young days which he found it really challenging to play. “When I first came here, I tried to kind of adapt to baseball. I have to say it was a bit challenging. In my first game, I was proud because I hit the ball on the back. It”s a really good shot in cricket. I was like, well look, what I did. But people didn”t appreciate it. In cricket when you run, you always take your bat with you. So I also ran between the base with my bat as well. So eventually, I realised baseball was a bit difficult. I can adjust on many things, but I”m going to stick to cricket “, said Pichai.

India will be facing Pakistan at Manchester on Sunday. A high intense battle is on the cards as this would be the first time both the times are facing since the Asia Cup. Fans are looking forward that rain stays away from this much-awaited game.