PM Modi Consoles Mohammed Shami & Other Players at Dressing Room After World Cup Final Loss

PM Modi Consoles Mohammed Shami at Dressing Room After World Cup Final Loss: After India was defeated by Australia, by 6 wickets in front of lakhs of people. The whole team got into tears after losing the final World Cup 2023 match in Ahmedabad as was heartbreaking for them and for all the cricket lovers.

Prime Minister went into the dressing room, and consoled Shami and other players, and then motivated them.

Narendra Modi Consoles Shami and Other Players

India team lost in the final game of ICC Men’s World Cup 2023, by 6 wickets. Team India was in huge disappointment as they had seen loss after 10 continuous, India felt very sad for their one and only loss in the final. Among billions of proud Indians, PM Modi also hailed the team for its stupendous performance in the final.

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The Prime Minister went into the dressing room to console the players and was also seen hugging speedster Shami amid a wild sea of emotions in the dressing room.

After that, Shami thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for especially coming to the dressing room and consoling the players. And also he wrote a message in X and posted that,

“Unfortunately, yesterday was not our day. I would like to thank all Indians for supporting our team and me throughout the tournament. Thankful to PM Narendra Modi for especially coming to the dressing room and raising our spirits. We will bounce back.”

Even Skipper Rohit Sharma talking in X (Formerly Twitter) posted that after the loss,

“We were not good enough today. I’m really proud of the team, and how we played from game one. It just wasn’t our day. We tried everything, but it wasn’t supposed to be. When Virat and KL were batting we were looking at 270-280, but we kept losing wickets after that. We needed to stitch a big partnership, which is exactly what Australia did.”

“When you have 240 on the bad you have to take early wickets. We got three and we thought another wicket would open up the game. Credit to Travis Head and Marnus, they took it away from us. I thought the wicket got slightly better to bat on under the lights. I don’t want to use that as an excuse – we didn’t bat well enough,” he added. 

And if we see the win for Australia, it was a sixth ODI World Cup win and a second WC for Pat Cummins, who was also a part of the squad that won it back in 2015 playing at home.