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IND Vs AUS Final, ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Mohammed Siraj In Tears; Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli Control Theirs After India's Painful Defeat - Video

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj could not control his tears after India's gut-wrenching defeat against Australia in the final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. Captain Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli also seemed to hide their pain

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Disappointed Indian captain Rohit Sharma going back to the pavilion after defeat against Australia
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Indian cricket fans are going through heartbreak after India's defeat against Australia in the final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. But the pain and agony of the 11 players who gave their heart and soul on the ground to change the results is unmatchable. India's unbeaten chariot in the tournament was stopped by Australia on Sunday as they claimed the title for the 6th time at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. (Scorecard | As It Happened | Match Report

Some of Indian cricket's finest stars couldn't hold back their sorrow and grieved after missing out on cricket's ultimate reward. Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj was seen crying after the match on the ground and Jasprit Bumrah can be seen consoling him. KL Rahul was down on his knees after Glenn Maxell hit the winning runs for Australia. 

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Indian captain Rohit Sharma was trying hard to control his tears. He put up a strong, sporting front as he shook hands with every member of the other team and praised his teammates, but after the dust cleared, he walked softly back into the dugout with moist eyes. Virat Kohli was also seen hiding his face with his cap after he was going back to the pavilion.

Indian players gave their all on the field. They were the only team to be unbeaten throughout the tournament but stumbled in the finals. Travis Head played the best knock of his career in the finals and scored 137 runs in just 120 balls. Chasing India's 241-run target, Australia were once struggling at 47/3 but Travis Head stitched a 192-run partnership with Marnus Labuschagne (58 runs off 110 balls) to help Australia win their 6th title.

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