Dilip also delivered an inspirational speech to uplift the spirits of the players, emphasising the pride they should feel despite ending up on the losing side. “Guys, I know it is tough, and we all feel the pain, but that’s what it is. We did everything possibly right, and still, the result is not in our favour. But I think as Rahul (Dravid) bhai said we can all be proud of ourselves,” Dilip added.
In the World Cup final, India posted a score of 240 in 50 overs, with notable contributions from Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and KL Rahul. Mitchell Starc was the standout bowler for Australia, securing three wickets. In the chase, Australia faced early pressure at 47/3, but Travis Head‘s spectacular innings of 137 and Marnus Labuschagne’s steady knock guided Australia to a six-wicket win.
Despite the World Cup loss, both teams are set to compete in a five-match T20I series, commencing on Thursday in Visakhapatnam.
(With inputs from ANI)
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