“Nothing more satisfying than silencing 1.3 lakh Indian fans”- Pat Cummins on One-sided crowd in IND vs AUS final

IND vs AUS: The whole world is ready to watch the biggest game of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, to be played on Sunday. It will be a final between India and Australia. It will be the center of attraction across the world on November 19. The IND vs AUS final will take place at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, and more than 130,000 fans will attend the game live in the stadium.

This is the biggest cricket stadium that will be packed full during the game. Some big political names, Bollywood stars, VIPs, and others will attend the game in the stadium. And it will not be a wrong statement to say that it will be all blue and everyone will be supporting India during the game. That might put pressure on the opposition when the crowd of over 130,000 cheers against Australia.

ICC World Cup 2023: “Crowd’s obviously going to be very one-sided”- Pat Cummins on IND vs AUS final

With the way India have performed so far, they will enter the final as favorites. They have momentum on their side and will also get the support of a packed stadium, which will cheer for them. Hence, it will be a big challenge for Australia on Sunday to perform well when the whole crowd is against you. However, Australian skipper Pat Cummins has a different opinion on it.

In the pre-match press conference ahead of the IND vs AUS final, Cummins spoke about Australia’s plans. He said, “The crowd’s obviously going to be very one-sided. But it’s also in sports; there’s nothing more satisfying than hearing a big crowd go silent, and that’s the aim for us tomorrow.” Australia beat India in the 2003 World Cup final. They have not beaten Australia in the semis or final of an ICC event.

Thus, it will be a big challenge for India as they gear up for the final showdown. With the form they have shown so far, they will look to continue it in the final and challenge the five-time champions. It will be a historic game. India have a great chance to end the ICC trophy drought with a win in the final on Sunday.