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WTC Final 2023: Australian fans join India fans in chanting ‘India Jeetega!’ at The Oval

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AUS and IND fans. (Photo Source : Instagram)

The World Test Championship Final 2023 is treating fans with some riveting cricketing action as Australia and India are locking horns in the summit clash at The Oval in London. Australia are in the driver’s seat in the game as they’ve got a massive lead of over 350 runs in the second innings. However, despite being behind in the game, India are getting great support from their fans who’ve stood behind their team throughout the game.

Apart from Indian fans, some of the Australians were also spotted cheering for India at The Oval. In a video uploaded by India’s famous fan group ‘Bharat Army’, two Australian fans can be seen sitting with Indians and chanting ‘Jeetega Bhai Jeetega India Jeetega!’. The video has been going viral all over social media as fans are loving the sportsmanship shown by the Australian fans.

Sharing the video on their Instagram account, Bharat Army wrote, In a heartwarming display of sportsmanship, Australian fans cheer passionately for Team India at the historic World Test Championship Final. This incredible moment showcases the spirit of cricket, transcending borders and uniting nations in the love for the game. Together, let’s celebrate the camaraderie and mutual respect that make cricket a truly global phenomenon. 🌍🏆.”

Australia tightening their grip on the Test

Coming back to the match, Australia have extended their lead beyond 350 after the first session on Day 4 as they resumed their innings on 123/4. India got the prized scalp of Marnus Labuschagne (41) early in the day as Umesh Yadav got him out caught at first slip. However, following his dismissal Cameron Green (25) and Alex Carey added 43 runs for the sixth wicket to get their lead beyond 350.

Australia finished the first session of Day 4 at 201/6 leading by 374 runs with Alex Carey 41* and Mitchell Starc 11* at the crease. India will have an uphill task of chasing a target above 400 runs to avoid losing their second consecutive WTC final.

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