New Delhi: 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 deafening silence of over 90,000 supporters at the Narendra Modi Stadium, as Pat Cummins snuffed out the peerless Virat Kohli in the World Cup final, was perhaps the "sweetest moment" the Australian skipper has ever experienced on a cricket field.
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Ahmedabad: Indian skipper Rohit Sharma on Sunday admitted that his side was not good enough, especially as a batting unit, in the World Cup final against Australia here.
Ahmedabad: Former India captain Kapil Dev on Sunday claimed that he was not invited to the World Cup final between the hosts and Australia here.
Australia on Sunday defeated India at the Narendra Modi stadium in Ahmedabad at the ICC ODI World Cup '23 final by 7 wickets.
Australian opener Travis Head scored a gritty century against India in the ICC WC Final here at Narendra Modi stadium in Ahmedabad.
Australia were well on course of its target at the end of 25th over, halfway mark of the innings.
Ahmedabad: Indian spinners Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav dried up runs for Australian batters after pacers Bumrah and Shami restricted them to 60-3 in powerplay.
