IND vs AUS | Cricket fans gather outside Narendra Modi Stadium ahead of World Cup 2023 Final
The Hindu
India supporters gather at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad for 2023 World Cup Final between India and Australia. Fans are hopeful of India's victory. BCCI vice president Rajeev Shukla said India's top-class bowling and batting will help them win the trophy. Indian skipper Rohit Sharma said emotionally it's a huge game and the team must stay focused to win the final.
Indian supporters from across the country have gathered outside the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad ahead of the 2023 World Cup Final, set to take place on Sunday (November 19) between India and Australia.
Fans are hopeful that India will win the historic tournament. Speaking to ANI, a supporter expressed that India would win the World Cup final match and repeat the historic feat of the 2011 World Cup.
"With the form, we are in I don't think Australia will be able to defeat us," said a cricket fan Arun from Ahmedabad.
On Saturday, Cricket fans offered prayers at Shani Mandir in Vadodara for team India's victory.
Earlier, BCCI vice president Rajeev Shukla said, "The last match of the World Cup is scheduled for tomorrow. Team India has won all league matches and semi-finals. They gave an outstanding performance. I think our team will win the final tomorrow because both our bowling and batting are top-class. All our players are in top form. So, I am very hopeful that we will win the World Cup final tomorrow and lift the trophy."
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