Salar Sayed doesn’t want to talk. “I am heartbroken right now,” says the Kabul-born ticketing agent sitting behind his Lajpat Nagar desk in south Delhi. It’s the noon after Afghanistan lost to Australia in the World Cup, and Afghan expatriates like him are still in mourning. They are agonising over the dropped catches, the lbw decision that DRS overturned, the slivers of luck that didn’t come their way.With the Aussies tottering at 91/7 and another 200 to get, the improbable was ready to happen till a preternatural GlennMaxwell turned batting into a video game. Sometimes success is like water running through the fingers: you can only touch it but not grasp it.The anguish is
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