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Source:  aljazeera.com   Yesterday, the Indian cricket team lifted the Champions Trophy, a victory that was as emphatic as it was deserved. But amidst the celebrations, a familiar murmur resurfaced — the debate surrounding India playing all their matches at the Dubai International Stadium. Was it an unfair advantage? The voices of dissent, particularly from the South African camp, echoed through the cricketing world. “It’s definitely an advantage,” declared Rassie van der Dussen, citing the comfort of staying in one location, practicing in familiar facilities, and playing on the same pitches. David Miller echoed this sentiment, lamenting the travel disruptions that his team faced.  “It’s only an hour and 40 minute flight, but the fact that we had to do that was not ideal,” he stated, following their loss to New Zealand. David Miller honest about frequent travel between Pakistan and Dubai: It was not nice However, these complaints ring hollow when examined against the bac...