Why is it that the Australian cricket team celebrates victory and game milestones so passionately when playing against the likes of the West Indies, who are completely outclassed?
I can understand it in football where goals are comparatively rare and worth getting very worked up about. But not in cricket.
These contests aren't close, so I doubt they're experiencing the kind of excitement that you or I would experience at winning a huge lottery payout.
Some might say that they have such competitive spirits that they can't help themselves.
My opinion: it's become the favourite way to express dominance over your opponents and try to psych them out. They're saying "Look at us, we're celebrating. You can't do this."
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