PM Modi Comforts Indian Cricket Team, Boosts Spirits Post World Cup Loss

PM Modi Consoles Indian Cricket Team After World Cup Loss: After the World Cup 2023 final, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the Indian players’ dressing room in Ahmedabad. Where he comforted captain Rohit Sharma and star batsman Virat Kohli, boosting team spirit. India’s incredible run in the competition at home came to an abrupt end when they lost the big-ticket final to Australia.

In the dressing room, PM Narendra Modi was observed giving captain Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli pats on the backs. Additionally, PM Modi was seen chatting with head coach Rahul Dravid. Hs a crucial part of one of India’s tragic but unforgettable World Cup. Amit Shah, India’s Minister of Home Affairs, was also spotted with Prime Minister Modi. In the changing area of the Narendra Modi Stadium, the site of Sunday, November 19’s pivotal match.

PM Modi Consoles Indian Cricket Team

In a sincere letter to the squad, Prime Minister Modi stated that the nation was proud of India’s World Cup effort. And that they had supported them through a trying time.

“To the Indian Team, You stood out for the World Cup with your talent and tenacity. You’ve played with such passion and made the country very proud. In a social media message, Prime Minister Modi praised the Indian Cricket team for their valiant performance. In one of the largest cricket tournaments in the world. He stated, “We stand with you today and always.”

When Pat Cummins of Australia appeared at the World Cup final victory celebration, PM Modi gave him the World Cup trophy.

Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Shami discussed the significance of PM Modi’s visit to the dressing room. Following the devastating final loss earlier in the day. The Prime Minister was seen giving a passionate hug to Shami. He had a spectacular World Cup 2023 campaign that saw him take 24 wickets in 7 matches.

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In order to inspire and pay tribute to Indian athletes, PM Modi has made a point of recognizing their accomplishments on the greatest sporting platforms. Prime Minister Modi welcomed the Indian athletes and praised their contribution. To make the country proud following the Tokyo Olympics, the Commonwealth Games last year. And the Asian Games this year.

India displayed merciless cricketing skills, winning all ten of their games, including the semifinal matchup with New Zealand. But they struggled in the championship match. India was put into bat on a dry pitch and managed just 240 runs on the board. Failing to hold the total. For the sixth time in men’s cricket history, Australia won the World Cup thanks to a spectacular century by Travis Head.

Speaking about the feelings in the locker room, head coach Rahul Dravid said that both he and the players found it difficult to accept the fact that they had lost.