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India vs Australia: India, who were undefeated in their World Cup journey, lost to Australia in the final match on Sunday. Indian captain Rohit Sharma was also seen accepting defeat and mistakes. However, with this victory, the attitude of the Australian media appears to be different. Attempts are being made to target India in the headlines of English newspapers thousands of miles away.
Talking about silencing the Indians
Australian captain Pat Cummins in Ahmedabad before the match Narendra Modi There was talk of silencing the spectators present in the stadium. Now when the team won the match, the same thing was made an issue in the newspapers. According to a BBC report, the Daily Telegraph wrote, ‘How Australia’s players silenced 1.4 billion Indians and stole the World Cup.’
Questions on Indian players too
A report by The Chronicle questioned the behavior of the Indian players on the field after losing the match. According to the English newspaper, ‘Travis Head was the hero of the match when Australia broke 140 crore hearts with a 6 wicket win.’ It was also written, ‘The most special thing was that the trophy was presented on the field, where the Indian team was nowhere to be seen.’
It was further written that the Indian team was excused due to sentiments, but ‘not that it was not against the spirit of the game.’
the noise
A report in The Age has written, ‘More than 90,000 shout loudly in a field full of Indians. Virat Kohli Only 11 Australian players sounded excited after the stumps fell.
It went on to say, ‘Whether it was Kohli’s departure or Head’s century or the moment of victory shortly after, the silence was golden for the Cummins team at the Narendra Modi Stadium. Indian Prime Minister Modi also delayed handing over the trophy to Cummins at his home stadium.