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Cricket Germany Took A Dig At ICC After Germany’s Ouster From FIFA World Cup

by Shuchi Bhatnagar
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Cricket Germany Took A Dig At ICC After Germany’s Ouster From FIFA World Cup - RVCJ Media

Germany’s ouster from the FIFA World Cup after getting defeated by South Korea (2-0) came as a shocker for not just Germany fans but football fans all around the world.

What will disturb Germany for a long time will be the goal scored by Kim Young-Gwon in the 92nd minute which was not given the offside initially but later on, the decision by the video assistant referee changed everything.

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While the whole Germany is upset after their team is out of football World Cup, the Germany cricket team took it as an opportunity to take a jibe at the International Cricket Council (ICC).

It may sound a little weird as there is no connection between the two sports but we have to admit that Cricket Germany was bang on target.

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The Cricket Germany wrote, “We hereby ask #FIFA to make the next #WorldCup open only to ten teams.”

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We hereby ask #FIFA to make the next #WorldCup open only to ten teams 🏏🇩🇪

— Cricket Germany (@Cricket_Germany) June 27, 2018

ICC was criticized a lot for reducing the number of teams which can play in the cricket World Cup as it will hamper chances of the associate cricket teams to get exposure at a big stage. It will definitely adversely affect the growth of associate teams as well as world cricket.

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Just recently, the Nepali cricket star Sandeep Lamichhane also requested ICC to provide the associate nations with a bigger stage to play by increasing the number of teams in World Cup. He said,

“ICC should have increased the number of teams so that every player gets a chance to play (in) the World Cup and grow their cricket to the top level.”

Do you also think that associate nations should get a chance to play in the cricket World Cup? Let us know your views.

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