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The anticipation is building up as the Cricket World Cup approaches, and all eyes are on the Indian cricket team led by Rohit Sharma.
In 2011, when India hosted the Cricket World Cup, MS Dhoni’s team created history and brought joy to billions by securing a historic victory. It was India’s second ODI Cricket World Cup win, the first being under the leadership of Kapil Dev in 1983. As the Cricket World Cup commences on October 5, fans of the Indian cricket team are hopeful that Rohit Sharma’s squad can bring home a third ODI Cricket World Cup Trophy. Players like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma will undoubtedly be in the spotlight during this much-anticipated event.
1983 – the spark. 2011 – the glory.
2023 – the dream.
Impossible nahi yeh sapna, #3kaDream hai apna.@adidas pic.twitter.com/PC5cW7YhyQ— BCCI (@BCCI) September 20, 2023
Before the tournament kicks off, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) shared a video featuring the Indian cricket team, and many fans believe it reveals the official jersey that the team will wear during the Cricket World Cup. Notably, the jersey in the video features tricolored stripes on the shoulder area, a unique twist compared to the one India wore during the Asia Cup, which had three white stripes.
Legendary Indian all-rounder and World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev recently heaped praise on the Indian team, particularly on pacer Mohammed Siraj. Siraj’s fiery spell was instrumental in India’s victory in the Asia Cup, where they clinched their eighth title. Following Siraj’s devastating performance, the opening duo of Shubman Gill and Ishan Kishan’s flawless fifty-run partnership ensured India’s triumph with a ten-wicket win.
Kapil Dev, speaking at a media event, expressed his admiration for the fantastic cricket being played and the team’s dominant performance. However, he also expressed a desire for closer and more competitive matches in the lead-up to the World Cup, acknowledging that as a player, he appreciates quick victories, but as a spectator, close games provide more excitement.
