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Pat Cummins Reflects: Silence Amidst Kohli's Dismissal in World Cup Final

  • Posted on November 20, 2023
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  • By Arijit Dutta
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In the World Cup 2023 final, Pat Cummins aimed to quieten the vocal Indian crowd at Narendra Modi Stadium. After leading Australia to their 6th World Cup title, Cummins shared the gratification he felt amidst the crowd's unexpected silence when dismissing Virat Kohli. He expressed a newfound appreciation for ODI cricket after the win.

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Australia's captain, Pat Cummins, entered the World Cup final against India with a strategic aim: to silence the fervent Indian crowd, numbering over a lakh, at the Narendra Modi Stadium. Amidst the intense showdown, Cummins led Australia to their 6th World Cup victory, a feat that placed him alongside an elite list of Australian captains who secured World Cup titles. The skipper recognized the challenge of triumphing against a team like India, backed by an exuberant home crowd passionately rallying behind them.

Reflecting on a crucial moment during the final, Cummins candidly shared his thoughts on the unexpected silence that ensued when he claimed the wicket of batting maestro Virat Kohli. He acknowledged this unique moment, describing it as particularly satisfying amidst the cacophony that usually envelops the stadium. After Australia's triumphant 6-wicket win, Cummins revealed how the team took a moment during a huddle to appreciate the unusual silence that pervaded the stadium, recognizing the significance of Kohli's dismissal in that charged atmosphere.

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Expressing his sentiments after the World Cup victory, Cummins confessed a newfound affection for ODI cricket. He emphasized the format's unique intensity, attributing its significance to each game mattering significantly beyond bilateral series. Joining the ranks of esteemed Australian captains—Steve Waugh, Ricky Ponting, and Michael Clarke—Cummins secured a distinguished place in Australia's cricket history by leading the team to World Cup glory.

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