Australia Win USD 4.28 Million After World Cup 2023 Victory. India Procure…
Australia proceeded with their excellent record in the Cricket World Cup as they guaranteed their 6th title subsequent to beating India by six wickets in the Cricket World Cup 2023 last. Travis Head played a hair-raising thump after a trained execution from the bowlers as Australia finished the Rohit Sharma-drove side’s unbeaten spat the opposition. As the heroes, Australia won USD 4 million as prize cash while India got USD 2 million as other participants. The two semi-finals – South Africa and New Zealand – won USD 800,000 while the six different groups who didn’t arrive at the semi-finals got USD 100,000.
The groups additionally got discrete award cash for separate successes in the gathering stage.
This is a gander at the way much the Main 4 groups succeeded toward the finish of Cricket World Cup 2023:
Australia (7 successes in the gathering stage) – USD 4.28 Million
India (9 successes in the gathering stage) – USD 2.36 Million
South Africa (7 successes in the gathering stage) – USD 1.08 Million
New Zealand (5 successes in the gathering stage) – USD 1 Million
India’s roaring juggernaut came to a sudden stop in an enemy of climactic completion as Australia denied a brilliant age of Indian cricketers the flatware it so frantically longed for by lifting a remarkable 6th World Cup prize at the Narendra Modi Arena in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.
Yet again the Australians showed what’s truly going on with fastidious preparation and merciless execution, pursuing 241 in only 43 overs with Travis Head (137 off 120 balls) by and by ending up India’s adversary.
Preceding the standoff, Australia captain Pat Cummins had expressed that there “isn’t anything more fulfilling than hearing a major group go quiet” and he stayed true to his commitments.
There was pin-drop quiet as Australia walked towards triumph.
Many broken bits of broken hearts lay by and large around the tremendous Narendra Modi arena, which was supposed to turn into the new ‘Theater of Dreams’ for a light Indian cricket crew.
