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Kapil Dev dodged the question about him not being invited for the marquee final in Ahmedabad. He said, 'everything is fine, now is not the time to think about this' 

'Can't carry this...': Kapil Dev's message for dispirited Team India after Cricket World Cup final loss

A couple of days after India's harrowing loss to Australians in the Cricket World Cup final, former World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev advised the team to move on and learn from the mistakes. 

<h2>Kapil Dev dodged the question about him not being invited for the marquee final in Ahmedabad. He said, 'everything is fine, now is not the time to think about this'&nbsp;</h2>

A couple of days after India's harrowing loss to Australians in the Cricket World Cup final, former World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev advised the team to move on and learn from the mistakes.&nbsp;
Kapil Dev said, "Can&rsquo;t carry on this blow for the rest of life. This is for the fans. A sportsman has to move on. What&rsquo;s happened cannot be undone. Keep working hard. That&rsquo;s what a sportsman is all about. They played really good cricket. Yes, they couldn&rsquo;t cross the final hurdle. What we can learn from this mistake is what a sportsman is all about.&rdquo;
Kapil Dev further dodged the question about him not being invited for the marquee final in Ahmedabad. He said, "everything is fine, now is not the time to think about this"
The hosts reached the final with a 10-match winning streak but faltered against Australia in the final as the Kangaroos lifted their record-extending 6th World Cup title vs India.&nbsp;

Modi visited the Indian dressing room where he hugged pacer Mohammed Shami, the highest wicket-taker in the tournament, and also spoke with Ravindra Jadeja.

Watch: How PM Modi consoled Indian players in dressing room after ODI World Cup final loss | Viral video

PM Modi consoled Rohit Sharma & co. after India's world cup final loss against Australia!

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Modi visited the Indian dressing room where he hugged pacer Mohammed Shami, the highest wicket-taker in the tournament, and also spoke with Ravindra Jadeja.

Crestfallen after losing the World Cup trophy match on Sunday night, the Indian cricket team had the country's Prime Minister Narendra Modi to offer his commiserations.
The heartbreaking defeat left a few Indian cricketers in tears while others just went into a shell.
Modi visited the Indian dressing room where he hugged pacer Mohammed Shami, the highest wicket-taker in the tournament, and also spoke with Ravindra Jadeja.
The cricketers also took to their social media to reveal about their meeting with the PM.
"We had a great tournament but we ended up short yesterday. We are all heartbroken but the support of our people is keeping us going. PM @narendramodi's visit to the dressing room yesterday was special and very motivating," Jadeja posted on X along with a picture with Modi. Shami also posted his picture with Modi with a message.
"Unfortunately yesterday was not our day. I would like to thank all Indians for supporting our team and me throughout the tournament. Thankful to PM @narendramodi for specially coming to the dressing room and raising our spirits. We will bounce back!," Shami wrote on his X, formerly twitter, page.
Modi had also posted a message for the Indian team on social media.
"Dear Team India, Your talent and determination through the World Cup was noteworthy. You've played with great spirit and brought immense pride to the nation.
We stand with you today and always," he wrote on X on Sunday night.
Several fans on X appreciated PM Modi for his gesture.
"That&rsquo;s what leaders do . Cheer the team when they need it most !!," wrote Sacheth N Rao, who reposted the Shami pic.
"It&rsquo;s a tough Monday but these images fill me with warmth. Prime Minister Modi spending time with the players after the game yesterday is also a testament to the belief 1.4 billion Indians will always have in the &lsquo;Men in Blue&rsquo;. We will rise again," wrote Yash Pathak.
Mehroz Ali Pasha also had the same sentiment.
Nice gesture from @PMOIndia. Team India played great game of cricket thoughout the tournament. It was just one bad day. Team will bounce back!," Pasha wrote.
Shubman Gill was hurting, Shreyas Iyer also found it difficult to let the reality sink in while veteran spinner Ravichandran Ashwin also endured a mighty heartbreak as they opened up about their poignant experiences following the World Cup final loss to Australia.
"We're heartbroken, it still hasn't sunk in and it won't for a while," wrote Iyer on X.
"My first World Cup was an experience that has taught me so much and made me grateful for everything that's come my way. Thank you to the @BCCI, team management, support staff, my teammates and you the fans for backing us from the beginning right up until the end. And congratulations to the entire Australian team on a marvelous campaign," Iyer wrote.
Gill took to Instagram to share his side of the story.
"Been almost 16 hours but still hurts like it did last night. Sometimes giving your everything isn't enough. We fell short of our ultimate goal but every step in this journey has been a testament to our team's spirit and dedication.
"To our incredible fans, your unwavering support in our highs and lows means the world to us. This isn't the end, it's not over until we win. Jai Hind." Another post from Shami read,"You win some, you lose some. Tough pill to swallow for us but we have our heads held high.
Ashwin, who was a member of India's 2011 World Cup winning side wrote: "Mighty mighty heartbreak last night. Everyone in the team had several days to remember during this campaign and special mentions to Kohli, Shami, Rohit and Bumrah." The ace offspinner further congratulated Australia "However I can&rsquo;t help but applaud the giants of modern day cricket "Australia". What they did on the field yesterday was just unbelievable. Congrats on their 6th World Cup win."&nbsp;
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Indian origin Vini Raman got married to Glenn Maxwell last year and was present at the Narendra Modi Stadium to support her husband.

ICC Cricket World Cup: Glenn Maxwell's wife Vini Raman hits back at trolls on social media | IND vs AUS

Aussie cricketer Glenn Maxwell's wife hit back at all her hateful DM's in a 'classy' manner!

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Indian origin Vini Raman got married to Glenn Maxwell last year and was present at the Narendra Modi Stadium to support her husband.

Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell's wife Vini Raman took to her social media account to send a fitting reply to all the haters who had been sending hateful messages to her after Australia's win against India in the World Cup final.
Raman posted multiple pictures from the final on her Instagram account and captioned it &ldquo;aaaaand cue all the hateful vile DMs. Stay classy&hellip; Can&rsquo;t believe this needs to be said BUT you can be Indian and also support the country of your birth where you have been raised and more importantly the team your husband plus father of your child plays in #nobrainer. Take a chill pill and direct that outrage towards more important world issues (SIC),&rdquo;
Indian origin Vini Raman got married to Glenn Maxwell last year and was present at the Narendra Modi Stadium to support her husband.
Australia beat India by 6 wickets in the final to lift their record-extending 6th title on November 19.
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Netizens were also upset with the fact that no camera showed Neeraj inside the stadium cheering for the Indian team.

India's javelin star Neeraj Chopra posts supportive message for Team India after World Cup final loss

Neeraj Chopra was present at the Cricket World Cup final and posted a heartfelt message for Team India after the match!

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Netizens were also upset with the fact that no camera showed Neeraj inside the stadium cheering for the Indian team.

India's heartbreaking world cup loss to Australia in the Cricket World Cup final saw Team India get a lot of messages of love and support. However, one of the notable messages came from none other than Olympic and World champion Neeraj Chopra.
India's javelin star Neeraj was apparently present at the Narendra Modi Stadium and posted a picture on his social media account after Team India's defeat.
The 25-year-old captioned his picture "Team India, you made us proud. Hard luck in the final. It wasn't our night, but a tournament that we'll never forget."
Netizens were also upset with the fact that no camera showed Neeraj inside the stadium cheering for the Indian team.
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Opener Ruturaj Gaikwad has been named as vice-captain for the series against the newly-crowned ODI champions

Suryakumar Yadav to lead India in 5-match T20I series vs Australia

Suryakumar Yadav has been named as India captain for the upcoming five-match T20I series against Australia, which begins from November 23 at Visakhapatnam.

Opener Ruturaj Gaikwad has been named as vice-captain for the series against the newly-crowned ODI champions

Suryakumar Yadav was on Monday named as India captain for the upcoming five-match T20I series against Australia, which begins from November 23 at Visakhapatnam.
Opener Ruturaj Gaikwad has been named as vice-captain for the series against the newly-crowned ODI champions, as the hosts only picked three players from the recent World Cup squad &ndash; Prasidh Krishna, Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar himself.
However, Shreyas Iyer will join the squad for the last two T20Is in Raipur and Bengaluru and he will take over the role of vice-captain from Gaikwad. While, Rinku Singh, Tilak Varma, Washington Sundar and Shivam Dube have been included, Sanju Samson again found no place in the 15-member side.&nbsp;
India squad: Suryakumar Yadav (Captain), Ruturaj Gaikwad (vice-captain), Ishan Kishan, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Tilak Varma, Rinku Singh, Jitesh Sharma (wk), Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Shivam Dubey, Ravi Bishnoi, Arshdeep Singh, Prasidh Krishna, Avesh Khan, Mukesh Kumar.&nbsp;

World Cup final pitch invader: FIR against Wen Johnson says he dodged 15 cops, and his main aim was...

While the lawyer for the police asked for 10 day custody, the court sent Wen Johnson to a day in police custody.&nbsp;

An Australian arrested for invading the pitch during Sunday's World Cup cricket final between India and Australia wearing a pro-Palestine T-shirt was on Monday remanded in one-day police custody by a Gandhinagar court, an official said.
Wen Johnson (24) had intruded into the pitch at Ahmedabad's Narendra Modi Stadium just before the drinks break in the final at around 3pm, but was immediately apprehended by security personnel as he approached batter Virat Kohli.
He was then arrested by Chandkheda police on charges of criminal trespass (section 447) and causing hurt to deter public servants from doing their duty (section 332).
The city police commissioner transferred the case from Chandkheda police to Crime Branch, which presented Johnson in a court in Gandhinagar to seek his remand for further probe.
Advocate VS Vaghela, appearing for Johnson, told reporters his client was remanded in police custody till 5pm on Tuesday though the Crime Branch had sought 10-day custody on various grounds.
As per the FIR, Johnson, who entered the stadium as a spectator, first jumped the railing and then ran towards the pitch after pushing aside on-duty policemen in his desperate attempt to hug Kohli.
When asked why he did that, Johnson told cops he was a big fan of Kohli, the FIR said, adding as many as 15 policemen were guarding 'Point number R-88' of the stadium from where he jumped the fence.
Johnson wore a face mask bearing the design of the Palestine flag and a T-shirt with 'Stop bombing Palestine' and 'Save Palestine' slogans written on the front and back sides.
The ICC doesn't allow any political sloganeering during events organised by the global governing body of cricket and no act is allowed in India.
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A preliminary probe has revealed Johnson is a habitual offender and was booked in his country for invading sports fields in the past, police inspector Viraj Jadeja said on Sunday.
"Johnson told us he is a fan of Virat Kohli and wanted to meet him during the match. He wore the pro-Palestine T-shirt just for the sake of it. Otherwise, his main aim was to meet Kohli," the police officer had said.
In some videos and photos he has shared on his Instagram handle 'pyjamamann', Johnson can be seen invading fields during football games and being taken away by security personnel.
According to a Crime Branch release issued on Monday, Johnson had invaded the field during FIFA Women's World Cup football match this year wearing a 'Free Ukraine' T-shirt.
Similarly, he went into the field during a 'State of Origin III' rugby match in Brisbane in Australia in 2020.
"Johnson is in the habit of associating himself with any current international issue and invading fields just to get publicity to become famous as a TikToker," the release said.
"A probe has revealed his father is of Chinese origin while his mother is from The Philippines. He lives in Sydney and works with a solar panel firm," said the release.
It was revealed that Johnson had put on the blue jersey of the Indian team over the T-shirt that had the pro-Palestine slogans. He then removed the jersey before running towards Kohli.&nbsp;

Ponting - "I think his captaincy has been almost faultless, to be honest. I thought his leadership actually has got better and better right through the tournament"

Cricket World Cup 2023: Ricky Ponting lauds Pat Cummins' 'gutsy move' and 'faultless captaincy' in final

Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting commended Pat Cummins for "faultless captaincy" after the Australian team lifted their record-extending 6th title in India. 

Ponting - "I think his captaincy has been almost faultless, to be honest. I thought his leadership actually has got better and better right through the tournament"

Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting commended Pat Cummins for "faultless captaincy" after the Australian team lifted their record-extending 6th title in India. Ponting who helped his side win the 2003 World Cup that too against India also lauded the skipper's "gutsy move" of opting to bowl first which surprised many including Indian captain Rohit Sharma. The 2003 &amp; 2007 World Cup winning captain highlighted, &ldquo;any captain deciding to bowl first at the toss, that&rsquo;s a gutsy, courageous move. Australia felt that if they could bowl well on that dry wicket early on and restrict India, batting was gonna get easier in the second innings, but we all know if you get that call wrong and you lose the game, that&rsquo;s a huge decision to make for a relatively young captain" Backing his leadership that has been under the scanner for quite some time, Ponting said, "I think his captaincy has been almost faultless, to be honest. I thought his leadership actually has got better and better right through the tournament" Addressing criticisms of Cummins' leadership, Ponting also emphasized the captain's outstanding Test record and recent achievements, including winning the World Cup, World Test Championship, and retaining the Ashes.

ICC World Cup final: PM Modi in attendance, 6,000 security personnel deployed

To respond to any chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear emergencies during the match, teams from the National Disaster Response Force will also be deployed in the city&nbsp;

More than 6,000 security personnel will be deployed in Ahmedabad city and the Narendra Modi stadium during the World Cup final between India and Australia on November 19.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Deputy PM Richard Marles will be among the key personalities who are expected to attend the final in the Motera.
Of these 6,000 personnel, nearly 3,000 will be stationed inside the stadium, while others will be deployed to guard other key locations, such as hotels where players and other dignitaries are staying.

With the May 1 deadline for the squad announcement approaching fast, discussions have intensified around the combination of India&rsquo;s squad for the showpiece event starting on June 2.

India should pick two wrist-spinners for T20 World Cup: Irfan Pathan

Former all-rounder Irfan Pathan said India must pick 5 specialist bowlers along with 2 wrist-spinners in their squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup,

With the May 1 deadline for the squad announcement approaching fast, discussions have intensified around the combination of India&rsquo;s squad for the showpiece event starting on June 2.

Former all-rounder Irfan Pathan said India must pick 5 specialist bowlers along with 2 wrist-spinners in their squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup to be played in the Caribbean and the USA.
With the May 1 deadline for the squad announcement approaching fast, discussions have intensified around the combination of India&rsquo;s squad for the showpiece event starting on June 2.
&ldquo;You need five good bowlers &mdash; that's a must. What are your wicket-taking options? When you're talking about Ravindra Jadeja at No. 8 and playing as a spin (all-rounder), I would rather have two wrist-spinners playing,&rdquo; Pathan told Star Sports.
&ldquo;I would rather have two proper wrist-spinners playing, (Ravi) Bishnoi and Kuldeep (Yadav), in my playing XI. If you look at Bishnoi's numbers, you know, when he played, he was pretty good."
Pathan, however, is not in favour of calling up Rajasthan Royals&rsquo; Yuzvendra Chahal for the World Cup.
&ldquo;Yes, we're talking about Chahal right now because of the IPL performances but don't forget the fielding part of it as well. If you have to balance the fielding, you have to balance where a bowler can bowl at the particular area,&rdquo; he said.
Pathan conceded that Jasprit Bumrah is the only automatic selection among the bowlers.
&ldquo;There's only one player who you can blindly say (certain for selection) is Bumrah. But apart from Bumrah, you need at least two fast bowlers who can be part of the regular XI,&rdquo; the former India cricketer said.
&ldquo;The biggest problem the Indian team has is the combination of fast bowling. It's very important to fix that combination, so go towards experience.
"With Bumrah, you can see (Mohammed) Siraj and Arshdeep (Singh) there, which I don't think is ideal, but this is the only option you have now,&rdquo; he said.
Former India batter K Srikkanth, meanwhile, is not in favour of Siraj being selected for the World Cup.
"Bumrah is in the squad. Arshdeep as well. But the third pacer can't be Siraj. He'll bowl well in one game and then not perform in 10 games. He's an erratic bowler, you saw it in the World Cup,&rdquo; he said.
&ldquo;That's why I'm saying we should look at who's bowling well in the death overs, and that is Avesh Khan. He's been performing well and he's done well on the international front, he has a little experience as well. He's mastered the wide yorkers also,&rdquo; Srikkanth added.
However, former Australia all-rounder Tom Moody backed Siraj. &ldquo;He looks mentally and physically fatigued. He has come into this IPL having played a lot of all format cricket for India for a long period of time,&rdquo; he said.
&ldquo;He plays his cricket in the IPL at probably the hardest venue (Benglauru) whether you bowl quick or you bowl spin &mdash; that needs to be taken into consideration. The third thing is he's playing in a poor side. RCB have been a poor side this year and it's very hard to rise with what's happening around you.&rdquo; &ldquo;I would back him 100 per cent to step up in the World Cup, purely because if you look at historically what he's done for India and even what he did in the IPL last year,&rdquo; Moody added.

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Senior advocate Dayan Krishnan, representing WFI, submitted that no show cause notice was issued to the federation before taking the decision to indefinitely suspend it.

Delhi High Court asks for Sports Ministry's response to WFI's challenge against suspension

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought the Centre's response to a plea by the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) challenging its suspension.

<h2>Senior advocate Dayan Krishnan, representing WFI, submitted that no show cause notice was issued to the federation before taking the decision to indefinitely suspend it.</h2>

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday sought the Centre's response on a plea by the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) challenging its suspension.
Justice Subramonium Prasad issued notice to the Union Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and asked it to file its reply to the petition within four weeks.
The high court listed the matter for further hearing on May 28.
The Centre had suspended WFI on December 24, 2023, three days after it elected new office bearers, for allegedly not following the provisions of its own constitution while taking decisions.
Senior advocate Dayan Krishnan, representing WFI, submitted that no show cause notice was issued to the federation before taking the decision to indefinitely suspend it.
He said the ministry&rsquo;s decision violates the constitutional provisions of WFI as well as the National Sports Code which contemplates issuance of show cause notice before such action and added that this was against the principles of natural justice.
While suspending the WFI, the government had cited its "hasty announcement" of organising the U-15 and U-20 nationals "without following due procedure and not giving sufficient notice to wrestlers" for preparations.
The ministry felt the new WFI body was working under the complete control of its former office-bearers, which was not in conformity with the National Sports Code.
The union sports ministry had suspended the Wrestling Federation of India in December 2023. Sanjay Singh, a close associate of multiple-term BJP Lok Sabha MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, who got embroiled in a sexual harassment case following a complaint by women wrestlers, had succeeded him to the post.
A coordinate bench of the high court is scheduled to hear on Wednesday a plea by four wrestlers including Tokyo Olympics bronze medalist Bajrang Punia seeking directions to the ministry to not revoke WFI&rsquo;s suspension and appoint a one-man committee to take over the federation&rsquo;s management and administration.
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A jubilant Australia lifted the World Cup trophy for the record sixth time on November 19, 2023 but moments before the team photo, skipper Pat Cummins was caught off-guard.&nbsp;

Glenn Maxwell recalls funny moment when Pat Cummins was left all alone with Cricket World Cup trophy

A jubilant Australia lifted the World Cup trophy for the record sixth time on November 19, 2023 but moments before the team photo, skipper Pat Cummins was caught off-guard. 

A jubilant Australia lifted the World Cup trophy for the record sixth time on November 19, 2023 but moments before the team photo, skipper Pat Cummins was caught off-guard.&nbsp;

Pat Cummins standing alone on the podium after being awarded the World Cup trophy was an unforgettable moment at the end of the marquee event. The Australian skipper had shook hands with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Deputy Prime Minister of Australia Richard Marles before accepting the trophy that evening. Nearly three weeks after the historic night, Cummins' teammate Glenn Maxwell has revealed what the team felt after seeing their captain all alone with the trophy. Speaking to Australian daily The Age, Maxwell said, 'It was quite funny watching the videos of the post-match presentation where he (Pat Cummins) shook Modi's hand and was stuck there on the podium.' Maxwell also commended his captain for dealing with the unexpected situation patiently.&nbsp; 'It felt like that lasted for about 10 minutes, him just standing there with the trophy waiting for the group to come on. But he actually dealt with it with class. He didn't make a big song and dance about it, [he] just thought 'you know what, I'll wait here, be respectful.' Not everyone would've dealt with that like he did.'&nbsp; Australia defeated India in the Cricket World Cup final to lift the trophy a record sixth time on November 19, 2023.&nbsp;

David Warner, Australia's top run-scorer in the World Cup, reminded Mohammad Kaif that only the performance on the day of the final matters.

David Warner responds to Mohammad Kaif's 'Best Team on Paper' remark after Cricket World Cup Final

Australian opener David Warner strongly countered Mohammad Kaif's assertion that India remained the 'best team on paper'.

#DavidWarner #CWC23

<h2>David Warner, Australia's top run-scorer in the World Cup, reminded Mohammad Kaif that only the performance on the day of the final matters.</h2>

In the aftermath of Australia's triumph in the World Cup final against India, Australian opener David Warner has strongly countered Mohammad Kaif's assertion that India remains the "best team on paper." Warner emphasized the importance of on-field performance over paper credentials, stating that success in the final is the decisive factor.
Following Australia's convincing six-wicket victory over India in the final in Ahmedabad, Mohammad Kaif expressed his surprise at India's loss, declaring, "I can never accept that the best team has won the World Cup. The Indian team is the best team on paper." David Warner, the leading run-scorer for Australia in the World Cup, offered a robust response to Kaif's comments. Warner stressed that on-field performance is what truly matters, irrespective of the team's theoretical strength on paper.
"I like MK (Kaif), the issue is it does not matter what's on paper. At the end of the day, you need to perform when it matters. That's why they call it a final. That's the day that counts, and it can go either way; that's sports. 2027 here we come," expressed Warner on 'X'.
India had an impeccable record, winning all ten matches leading up to the final. In contrast, Australia faced early challenges, losing their first two league matches, including the opener against India in Chennai. However, they rebounded impressively, winning nine consecutive matches to secure their record-extending sixth World Cup title.
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Australian captain Pat Cummins said they are still buzzing on their arrival Down Under after winning the Cricket World Cup.

Watch: Members of Australian team back home after winning Cricket World Cup

Members of the World Cup-winning Australia team have finally arrived Down Under after lifting their 6th title.

#Australia #CWC23

<h2>Australian captain Pat Cummins said they are still buzzing on their arrival Down Under after winning the Cricket World Cup.</h2>

Australia's cricket captain, Pat Cummins, along with pace bowler Josh Hazlewood, landed in Sydney early Wednesday, greeted by celebrations after securing Australia's sixth ICC Cricket World Cup title.
Cummins' strategic brilliance was on full display during the World Cup, marked by his bold decision to win the toss and opt for India to bat first, a move that proved to be a masterstroke on the challenging pitch in Ahmedabad. The Australian team's exceptional performance left the nearly hundred thousand-strong crowd at the Narendra Modi Stadium in stunned silence for significant portions of the game.
The six-wicket victory over India not only sealed Australia's triumph in the tournament but also marked their sixth ICC World Cup title overall. This victory holds special significance as it is the second time Australia has clinched the coveted trophy on Indian soil.
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The total spectator count for the tournament surpassed the one million mark even before the conclusion of the last six matches, beating the previous World Cup record.

Cricket World Cup 2023 draws a record-breaking turnout of over 1.25 million spectators

The remarkable turnout during the Cricket World Cup in India exceeded the previous record set during the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

#CWC2023 #ICC #India

<h2>The total spectator count for the tournament surpassed the one million mark even before the conclusion of the last six matches, beating the previous World Cup record.</h2>

The recently concluded Cricket World Cup has set a new tournament record, drawing an impressive 1.25 million spectators throughout the six-and-a-half-week event. The final showdown, where Australia clinched its sixth title by defeating India by six wickets, marked the culmination of a thrilling tournament that captured the attention of cricket enthusiasts worldwide.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) revealed on Tuesday that the total spectator count for the tournament surpassed the one million mark even before the conclusion of the last six matches. This remarkable turnout exceeded previous records set during the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, which attracted 1,016,420 spectators, as well as the 2019 edition in England and Wales, boasting 752,000 fans in attendance.
The 10-team tournament held in India featured a round-robin format where each team played against the others to secure a spot in the semi-finals. With 48 matches in total, the average attendance per match was approximately 26,000. The success of the event not only showcased the enduring appeal of the Cricket World Cup but also solidified its status as a premier sporting spectacle.
The 13th edition of the World Cup, which originated in 1975, has once again proven its ability to captivate audiences globally, with record-breaking attendance figures highlighting the enduring popularity and significance of the tournament in the cricketing world.
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Glenn Maxwell and Travis Head's wives faced a lot of hate on social media by Indian fans,  as Head's century propelled Australia to their 6th World Cup title.

ICC Cricket World Cup: Harbhajan Singh slams Indian fans for hate on social media after final

Harbhajan Singh condemns Indian fans who were spreading hate on social media after India's loss to Australia in the Cricket World Cup final.

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<h2>Glenn Maxwell and Travis Head's wives got a lot of hate on social media from some Indian fans.</h2>

Former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh has condemned the act of a few Indian fans after several fans were seen abusing Australian cricketers and their wives after Australia defeated Team India in the final of the Cricket World Cup final on November 19.
Taking to social media platform 'X', Harbhajan said "Reports of trolling of family members of Australian cricket players is completely in bad taste. We played well but lost the final to better cricket by the Aussies. That's it. Why troll the players and their families? Requesting all cricket fans to stop such behaviour. Sanity and dignity are more important."
Glenn Maxwell and Travis Head's wives faced a lot of hate on social media from Indian fans after Head's century propelled Australia to their record-extending 6th World Cup title.
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